Tulane Grinds Out Narrow 7 6 Victory Over Clemson
Tulane Green Wave defeats Clemson College 7 to 6 before 25 000 spectators in a soggy field showing resilient drive led by Red Kellogg and McFadden’s kicks. Kellogg scores the decisive touchdown after a 38 yard surge and Tulane gains 330 yards to Clemson 119.
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Derringer and Walters Give Reds A Chance In Series
Reds pitchers Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters, the rotation's backbone, carry the club with 51 wins between them and are praised for durability. The piece compares their NL feats to historic pairings and notes a weakened Reds bullpen beyond them, with Lee Grissom's collapse leaving only three reliable World Series starters: Derringer, Walters, and Junior Thompson.
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Harry Grayson
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Joseph Vincent McCarthy
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Monte Pearson
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Lee Grissom
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Johnny Vander Meer
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Johnny Morrison
Dizzy Dean
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Bucky Thoy
Joe McCarthy
Defiance Defeats Manchester 3 72 3 in Soccer Strike
Defiance scores three goals past Manchester while Manchester collects 72 points in a dominant victory. Davis & Elkins blank Salem with a 3 0 result as the day’s college football scores roll in.
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Minnesota Crushes Arizona Club 62 to 6
Minnesota routs Arizona 62 to 6 in the Big Ten opener before 43000 fans in Minneapolis. Coach Bernie Bierman used five elevens testing out the squad with sophomores Bob Smith John Billman and Butch Levy key on the front line.
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Bob Smith
John Billman
Butch Levy
ECC Champion Mrs Wall Wins Fourth Title
Mrs. Matt Wall captured her fourth Emerywood Country Club Ladies Championship by defeating Mrs. J C Abels 6 and 5 in the finals held yesterday on the club course.
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California Bears Fall to Pacific in 6-0 Upset
Berkeley Calif Sept 30 Amos Alonzo Stagg hailed his fiftieth coaching year as the College of the Pacific Tigers upset California 6-0. Pacific outplayed the favored Bears most of the game and finished with a 54 yard march to a late third quarter touchdown.
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White Sox split with Browns in twin bill rout and rally
In St Louis the White Sox split a doubleheader with the Browns. Chicago won the nightcap 7 to 5 after a 5 to 6 loss in the opener. The article notes potential implications for third place in the American League if Cleveland loses both games to Detroit.
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Pitt Roars Past Washington In Open Intersection Tilt
Pittsburgh Panthers thrashed Washington Huskies 27 to 6 before 25 000 fans in Seattle. Pitt struck with a 20 yard pass to Rettinger in the first period Casinao added a 44 yard drive score in the second Kish found the end zone twice in the final quarter Washington answered with a 46 yard march ending in a Jones score in the third period.
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Monday Night Schedule for Local Matches
Great Southern Trucking Co. faces Tomlinson's All Stars while B F Hendrix Furniture meets Marietta Paint & Color Co. Hart's Pharmacy plays The Lilly Company and Furniture City Motors competes with Loyal Order of Moose in a set of community games scheduled for Monday night.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Carnegie Tech crushes Wittenberg 35-0 in rain soaked Pitt Stadium
Pittsburgh September 30 Carnegie Tech, defending Eastern champion of 1938, routed Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio 35-0 before about 6000 fans. Tech scored in every period after a scoreless first period.
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Cubs Slide to Fourth as Cards Take First Game
Chicago drops to fourth after losing the first game of a doubleheader to St. Louis 7 to 5, then rebound to win the second 5 to 1. Pitcher Bill Lee limits the Cards to four hits for his 19th victory, while Larry French exits for a pinch hitter in the seventh.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Larry French
Bill Lee
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Dodgers Take Over 3rd Spot
Dodgers sweep Phillies 14 5 in game one and 5 1 in game two to leap ahead of the Cubs into third in the National League. Hamlin earns his 20th win as Brooklyn improves behind strong hitting and timely runs in the seven inning second game.
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Kentucky Beats Virginia Military Institute 21 to 0
In Lexington Kentucky, the Wildcats opened the season with a 21 to 0 victory over Virginia Military Institute. Kentucky relied on a strong running game gaining 298 rushing yards led by Combs Mullins Tucker and Zoeller. A 35 yard fourth quarter scoring return by Ermal Allen highlighted the win before about 5000 fans.
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Maryland Pounds Hampden-Sydney 26 to 0
Maryland University’s pony express backfield powered a 26 to 0 victory over Hampden-Sydney in College Park. The offense mixed passes with strong ground gains as the Virginians offered little resistance.
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Nats Belt Nelson Dean To Top A s
Washington Senators beat Philadelphia 9 to 5 to take game one of the three game set. Nelson and Dean allowed a combined 13 hits, while Brancato and Hayes led the Phillies with multi RBI performances and home runs.
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Three Sophomores Top Texas Attack in Win Over Florida
The University of Texas Longhorns opened their grid season with a 12-0 victory over Florida behind strong play from sophomores Jack Crain Raymond Mayes and Derwood Peveto.
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Mississippi State shuts out Arkansas 19 0 in mud
Mississippi State defeated Arkansas 19 to 0 on a rain slick field before about 7 000 fans. The Bulldogs contained Arkansas aerial game and scored on an intercepted pass.
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Richmond Triumph Over Randolph-Macon in Football
The University of Richmond's versatile backfield started slow with a fumbling opening but found rhythm in the third period to overpower Randolph Macon in a college football game played in Richmond Virginia.
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UNC Victory Tops Conference State
North Carolina crushed Wake Forest 36-6 in the Southern Conference action. Duke defeated Davidson 26-6, Clemson lost 7-6 to Tulane, and Maryland beat Hampden Sydney 26-0. Richmond routed Randolph Macon 26-0 as Virginia Tech fell to Marshall 20-0.
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NYU Violet Upsets Colgate 7-6 in Season Opener
New York University in Hamilton opened its season with a 7-6 victory over Colgate. NYU mounted a 65-yard touchdown drive late in the fourth quarter, finishing with a successful place kick to seal the win.
Red Sox Break Sundra's Mark
In a twin bill Boston wins the nightcap 4 2 as Sev en Sundra loses for the first time this season on the mound. Earlier Boston edged New York 5 4 on Bill Dickey s 24th homer in the seventh.
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Clemson Looms After NC State Loss
NC State faces Clemson in Charlotte after a 18 to 0 defeat. Coach Doc Newton said knee injuries to Halfback Pakehley and Ends Charley Sma and Monte Crawford may keep them sidelined. Georgia-LSU?
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