Giants Aim to Clinch NL Pennant In Doubleheader
Giants surge toward the National League title as Cliff Melton wins his 20th, while the Cubs and Reds contest the race. The Phils steal one in a nightcap upset, and a rain-shortened second game clouds the edge as New York seeks the pennant with a doubleheader against Philadelphia.
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Kansas State Heads to Boston for Big Six Banner Ride
Kansas State coach Wesley Fry leads 31 Wildcats toward Boston as they chase the Big Six title. Fry hedges on victory, suggesting a week more of practice could help, while reserves and backups shoulder workload in recent scrimmage, with talk of a key upcoming game against Northwestern's Big Ten champions.
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Eclipse Looms For Ex Stars
Washington report notes many major league stars nearing retirement as the season ends. Veterans like Kiki Cu yter and Dizzy Dean are discussed alongside others such as Hornsby Sorrell and Lazzeri amid talk of comebacks and declining form.
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Michigan Notes Shift in Plans After Practice
Injuries and standout practice performances push Harry Kipke to revise Michigan Wolverines grid plans. Veterans may start against Michigan State, Northwestern and Illinois as Kipke reshuffles positions including Janke to fullback and Renda to right halfback.
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Public barred from Rocky Mountain Conference game
In Fort Collins on Saturday Colorado Mines meets Colorado State with the public barred from attendance due to infantile paralysis concerns. A handpicked crowd of students, faculty, and newspaper writers will be admitted while Fort Collins public schools remain closed and general gatherings prohibited outside the college.
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Newark Runner Is Tagged Twice In Trying Steal Bases
In the first World Series game, Newark Bears fall to Columbus Red Birds 4 3. Charley Keller, star batter, toed off a costly baserunning error as he was picked off and misread a grounder, while Nelson Potter closed out the game for Columbus after a late surge.
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Rehearsal With Sound Effects in Nebraska Practice
Nebraska coach BIT Jones orders robust sound effects at practice after a historic upset loss to Minnesota five years ago. Horns and gunshots rang from the field during rehearsal sessions to build resilience for Saturday’s game.
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Onida Leads Central League in Half-Week Play
The Central South Dakota Conference halves its eight teams for this week. Mobridge visits Fierro and Highmore travels to Ipswich with home teams favored. Ipswich’s recent form, Gettysburg’s nonleague results, and local matchups set the tone as Onida and others chase standings and key showings.
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Spearfish to Air Interpreted High School Football
Spearfish Normal will broadcast football games with live yardage and player names plus explanations of key plays and tactics. The plan aims to educate spectators by detailing blocks, interference, tackling highlights, and yards gained to enhance the viewing experience.
Baltimore Play Park Destroyed By Fire
Baltimore fire sweeps Carlin's amusement park causing over 250 dollars in damage. Ten alarms summon 60 apparatus as two firefighters Carl Cramer and Harry Smith are burned. It ranks as the third largest blaze in city history, following 1908 and the fifth regiment armory incident.
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Greyhound Breaks Mile Trot Record
In Lexington Kentucky Greyhound, a five year old horse owned by EB J Baker of St Chicles Alabama, beat the old mile trot mark by three quarters of a second yesterday. He clocked 1 58 4/5, surpassing a 15 year old record set by a famed predecessor.
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Notre Dame Season Plan Buckles Under Layden Direction
Coach Elmer Layden abandons “fooling around” plans as Notre Dame faces Drake in the opener in South Bend. The team shifts to major league option play, testing links against Washington University and Minnesota, Illinois, Northwestern, and Michigan State as Bierman and Stohldreher adjust defenses and offenses ahead of key clashes.
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Wessington Gridders Show Improvement Ahead Of Doland
Wessington Warriors, after two weeks of practice, aim for improved play in their second game against Doland. Coach Stuh emphasizes strengthened offense and defense with focus on pass defense against Doland's strong aerial attack. Injuries are minor and lineup includes Giever, Larson, Marvel, Garner, Jacobsen Jr., King, Schwab, Sass, Garner, Ravenscroft with several others listed as possible alternates.
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Wrestling Results in New York and Massachusetts
Danno O'Mahoney 220 from Treland defeated Ed Don George 225 of North Java in New York in a one hour match before a referee stoppage after George asked to halt. In Massachusetts Tommy Ray from South Hadley defeated Count Zarynok of Poland in two of three falls with disputed weights.
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