New York Giants Top All Stars 9 to 0 in Preseason
Chicago Aug 31 Giants beat the College All Stars 9 to 0 on three field goals. Ken Strong and Ward Fromm as the scoring trio, the series now tied at two wins apiece. O’Brien intercepted late in the game as the pro champions held the line.
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Davey O'Brien
Texas Christian
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Billy Patterson
Bay~ Jor
Johnny Pingel
Michigan State
Hants
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Giants
Warduff
Marquette
Ken Strong
New York University
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All-Stars
Yesterday's Stars Feature Four-Hit pitching Doubleheader Wins
Ted Lyons of the White Sox and Joe Jakauskas of the Senators-Farmers returned to service with a four hit effort that won the first game of a doubleheader. In the nightcap Jakauskas pitched a seven-hitter and drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly. Sam Chapman and Lynn Nelson helped Athletics beat the Browns in the first game with Chapman’s double and homer, while Nelson shutout the Browns in seven innings in the second game. Buck Newsom of the Tigers came on in the ninth, fanning a pinch hitter with two on to preserve the victory over the Red Sox. Hal Trosky and Ken Keltner of the Indians connected for a two-run homer and two hits each as the Indians beat the Yankees 4-3 in ten innings.
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Ted Lyons
White Sox
Joe Jakauskas
Senators
Farmer
Sam Chapman
Lynn Nelson
Athletics
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Browns
Nelson
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Newsom
Red Sox
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Ken Keltner
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Yankees
Citizenship urged by Randolph to grant aliens one year
Congressmen Jennings Randolph of West Virginia urged mandatory citizenship for 4 to 5 million aliens in the United States. He said aliens benefit without pledging. They would have one year to file a declaration of intention or face action. He credited President Roosevelt for peace efforts in Europe.
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Snead Returns to Tourney Action After Teeth Troubles
White Sulphur Springs August 31 Slamming Sammy Snead resumes the pro golf circuit after dental problems with infection sidelined him for months He tees off with regulars in Hershey Pa noting his drives are shorter and he weighs lighter He hopes workouts will improve his form and predicts a October return but warns his game may have deteriorated and he cannot bear being bad company to himself.
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White Sulphur Springs
Sammy Snead
Snead
Hershey
Kansas City Blues Spark American Association Chase
Yankees owned Kansas City Blues dominate in the American Association around Minneapolis, shutting out rivals like the Millers. The hot streak disrupts late bid hopes while fans gasp at pitching depth in a one two three style. Team talk includes promotions, signings, and notes on Van Mungo, Russia at Washington Park, and Bitsy Grant’s retirement chatter.
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San Jose State Teachers Clash with College of the Pacific
San Jose State Teachers and College of the Pacific meet in Stockton California on October 20 with both teams aiming for a decisive win. Also mentions guest star Nixon Denton of the Cincinnati Times-Star noting Tony Galento bleeds easily.
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Cincinnati
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Tony Galento
Four Golfers Lead Hershey Open Field
Four leading golfers with 18 wins in 26 majors this year start as favorites at Hershey open in Hershey Pennsylvania. Henry Picard top money winner at 10202 followed by Byron Nelson 8386 Dick Metz 8600 and Ralph Guldahl 9377. First round tees off as 60 players plus ties compete for 1200 prize with 36 final holes on Saturday.
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Hershey Pa
Henry G. Picard
Byron Nelson
Reading
Dick Metz
Chicago
Ralph Guldahl
Wickwire Blueville Nine Edge St George In Tight Game
Stolzenfels struck out 12 as Wickwire Blueville edged St George 6 to 5 in a hard fought contest. Savage homered for St George and Baker also fanned 12 for St George while Stolzenfels limited the opposition.
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Welch Miners Extend Home Streak to Nine
Welch Miners beat Ashland 9-7 in a four-run eighth to extend their Mountain State league home streak to nine games. Huntington rebounded to defeat Williamson Redbirds 11-7 after Welch’s late rally. Minnarsik pitched his second straight shutout as Logan beat Bluefield 9-0. Ashland visits Welch, Will travels to Huntington, and Bluefield hosts Logan.
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Welch Miners
Ashland
Huntington
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Williamson Redbirds
Minnarsik
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Indians
Bluefield
Bluegrays
Indians Beat Yankees In Ten Inning Comeback
In a dull American League race, the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 4-3 in ten innings as Hal Trosky hit his 23rd homer with one on. Joe Gordon scored on an error in the seventh, and Ken Keltner singled home the winning run in the tenth. Boston Red Sox lost to the Tigers 7-6 while the A’s swept a doubleheader from the Browns. National League games were all rained out.
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al Milnar
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Red Rolfe
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Sox
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Belanger Knocks Out Klassen in Cheboygan Fight Card
Canadian lightweight Charley Belanger 189 pounds stops Dave Klassen 227 pounds in Cheboygan Michigan. In Atlanta Kenny La Salle 146 1 2 pounds outpoints Battling Burroughs 152 1 2 pounds from Pascagoula Mississippi.
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Charley Belanger
Canada
Dave Klassen
Major League Standings and Rain Postponements
Yesterday's results show Cleveland defeated New York 4 to 3 while Detroit beat Boston 7 to 6. St Louis crushed Philadelphia 9 to 2 and Chicago edged Washington 5 to 3. all games were postponed due to rain with several matchups scheduled today across Boston Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia St Louis and New York.
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Nazis press for Polish corridor divide as talks stalled
Fragmentary text describes Nazi demands over a Polish corridor and territory, with German and Polish divisions noted. It hints at early war tensions and potential first battle developments, though wording is garbled.
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Danalz
Germany
Coach Knight Seeks Strong Bethany Football Season
John J. Knight returns as head of athletics at Bethany College with an ambitious season schedule starting September 30 as Westminster visits. The Bison host Glenville Salem W and J Geneva Fairmont and Heidelberg with many veterans back and Eddie Stump as assistant.
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Westminister College
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Heidelberg
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Eddie Stump
Power plays dropped in football history
Stockton Calif Aug 31 The article marks Amos Alonzo Stagg’s fifty year span in coaching noting major shifts in football from the flying wedge to the forward pass. It recalls Harvard’s 1892 wedge that led to a 1893 ban and Stagg’s long career including his move to the College of the Pacific after a 41 year Chicago run.
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Amos Alonzo Stage
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University of Chicago
Family Next Door at Opera House Delights Audiences
Universal’s comedy drama The Family Next Door plays at the Opera House. Hugh Herbert stars as the doubtful father, Ruth Donnelly is the mother seeking marriages, Joy Hodges plays the daughter, Eddie Quillan the clever elder son with million ideas, Jamita Quigley the young daughter, Benny Bartlett the younger brother, and the cast features Byron Foulger Don Bedtice Stanley Brown and Joseph de Stefani.
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Jamita Quigley
Benny Bartlett
Shirley Temple
Rough Riders Round-up at Opera House thrills crowd
Roy Rogers and Rusty return from the Spanish border war as Rough Riders to guard a gold shipment. Border bandit Arizona Jack and commander Harrison clash with the patrol. A border patrolman and two civilians die as Roy and Rusty pursue the thief through Mexico. Dorothy, captive daughter of a miner, aims to marry Lanning who aids Arizona Jack.
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Geatee Meeker
Boris Karloff Horror Film At Strand Theatre
Strand Theatre presents The Man They Could Not Hang starring Boris Karloff in a tale of a betrayed scientist who returns from death seeking revenge. Lorpa Gray Robert Wilcox Roger Pryor co star. directed by Nick Grinde screenplay by Karl Brown.
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Lorpa Gray
Robert Wilcox
Roger Pryor
Nick Grinde
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Ann Doran
Charles
Pirates Claim Two Knoxville Hurlers In Swap
Pittsburgh Pirates claimed pitcher Elmer Donald Rambert from Knoxville of the Southern Association under a working agreement. Rambert, 22, will report after the southern season ends September 10 along with Cadis Swigart recalled from Knoxville. Rambert, a Ohio State graduate, previously played in Florida State and St Augustine, with ten wins last season for Savannah and another ten wins this year. He also played in the outfield with a .347 average across the South.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Southern Associat
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Pirate
Nacpes
Rambert
Ohio State University
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St. Augustine
Seeburg
Florida State
Savannah
South Atlantic
Pittsburgh Markets: Produce and Livestock Report
Pittsburgh markets report August 31 showing produce demand fair with dull apples and steady potato trade. Prices listed for apples, cabbage, and peaches. Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio varieties cited. Livestock sales 200 head with cattle, hogs, and sheep priced and graded by weight and quality.
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U. S
West Virginia
Jonathans
Pennsylvania
Dept. Agr
Rhos Twin Bill Washed From Schedule
Rain washed out the New York Giants double header with the St Louis Cardinals in New York. One game was tentatively to be played in St Louis during the Giants final western tour, while the other has to be canceled due to no date available.
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UPI
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Caras
Senses
St. Louis
Jockey Lou Machado Dies After Marlboro Race Accident
Jockey Lou Machado aged 22 died after a fall at Marlboro Maryland yesterday. A horse’s hoof struck him and fractured his skull, he was taken to a hospital where he later died.
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Lou Machado
Marlboro
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