Athletics and Cardinals Ready for Third World Series Game
The Athletics face the St Louis Cardinals in Philadelphia at Shibe Park for game three as Lefty Grove may miss the game with a hurting finger. Pepper Martin and Bill Hallahan headline a shifting narrative as photographers await the teams' departure and Grimes, Collins and Orsatti join the train for the decisive duel.
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Notre Dame Wins In First Contest Without Rockne
Notre Dame defeated Indiana 25 to 0 in Bloomington on October 3, ending a period without coach Knute Rockne. The Fighting Irish, led by Emmett Murphy after a tentative start, dominated the second half with a powerful offense and improved ball control, continuing Notre Dame’s high scoring tradition under the Harper Andersons Chevigny regime.
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Wood Won't Burn Developed by Dr Hildebrand Lab
Pittsburgh report states Dr P G von Hildebrand has developed flame resistant wood. By converting wood to fibre, treating it, and pressing it back to lumber, the material is claimed to be as strong as steel and could greatly aid the building industry.
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Kindness Rewarded Brings Prospector Mine Share
Mr and Mrs L D Bogan, now part owners of a gold mill in Alaska, were thanked for caring for Jacques de Clanches a 70 year old prospector from Haines. He died recently and left them a share in his mine as a reward for their kindness.
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Turned About Answers How Old They Seem
A brief exchange shows a speaker noting another's age and the other correcting perceptions. The dialogue reveals assumptions about age, with one person stating 23 and the other estimating 32. The contrast highlights misjudgment in a concise banter.
Gators stomp State in opening Southern Conference game
Florida defeats North Carolina State 34 to 0 in Raleigh. Hughes, Rogero, and Fountain spark a dominant Gators attack with three third quarter touchdowns and two extra points. State struggles, managing only scattered openings as Florida’s defense stifles their advances.
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William and Mary Holds Down Navy
Faragut Field Annapolis Md Oct 3 Little William and Mary Indians fought Navy to a standstill but fell 13 to 6. Two Navy plays decided the game as Campbell returned a kickoff 70 yards to the 19 yard line and Tschirgi scored on a right tackle plunge. The Indians earlier drove to Navy’s goal but came up short.
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De Soto Six Promises Value and Easy Shifting
A vintage advert urges car buyers to update from older models to the De Soto Six claiming better buying power in 1931. It touts Free Wheeling shifting without the clutch, Easy-Shift with Silent Second, and other advanced features, inviting readers to test drive and compare overall ownership costs.
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Maine Holds Yale To Low Score 19-0
In New Haven Yale was shut out 19 to 0 by the University of Maine before 25 000 fans as the opener of Yale’s season. Maine debuted its new Notre Dame style attack and played four ten minute quarters due to heat with Yale seeing less than half the game time.
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Wild Bill Hallahan Stifles A's as Cards Rally For Victory
The St Louis Cardinals toppled the Philadelphia Athletics Friday as Wild Bill Hallahan shut down the A's in two innings allowing six runs scoreless rest of game. Pepper Martin sparked the turnaround along with Sunny Jim Bottomley while Connie Mack faced tough strategic calls as the Cards profited from late chances. Martin’s seven plate appearances yielded five hits for a .713 average with three steals, and the A's failed to deliver in crucial moments, setting the stage for more championship tension.
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Pepper) Martin
Thomas Mills Beats Kearns to Tie Series in Baseball Clash
Thomas Mills pitcher Audrey Brogden allowed seven scattered hits as the Millers defeated Kearns 11 to 3 to tie the city championship series at one game each. Kirby started for Kearns before being relieved. A Cooper led Thomas hitters with a triple, double and three singles. Final game set for next Saturday at Willis Park.
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Panthers Fail To Score In Loss To State Teachers
Appalachian State Mountaineers defeated High Point College 20 to 0 in Boone. The Panthers moved to the goal often but state teachers’ stout defense held, with Mountaineers scoring in the opening period and a 50 yard pass setup in the second, plus a 12 yard run in the third.
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Duckpin Bowlers To Meet Here Tomorrow
Duckpin bowlers in the city plan to form teams or leagues and meet tomorrow night at 8 at the Y M C A. The manager hopes to start at least one league this week and several by the fifteenth, with plans for a Ladies Duckpin league and invites entries from any interested location.
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App State Gridiron Notes: Touchdowns by Buncom Fitzgerald Walker
Scoring details list touchdowns by Buncom Fitzgerald and Walker with points after by Mahoney. Officials include Poindexter of Carolina as referee and Few as umpire with Simmons of NC State as head linesman.
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Former Premier Poincare Reported Dangerously Ill
Paris edition of the Chicago Tribune reports Sunday that former Premier Poincare is dangerously ill.
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Play-O-Graph Resumes as Battle shifts to Philadelphia
The series stands even at one win each as the scene shifts to Shibe Park in Philadelphia. Lefty Grove is unavailable with a sore finger, and St Louis faces the A’s with Burleigh Grimes expected for the Cardinals in the pivotal third game.
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Georgetown Downs Western Defeats Maryland 25 7
Georgetown beat Maryland 25 to 7 in a late period scoring drive. The win snapped Maryland’s 28 game unbeaten streak with a rare road loss.
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Pepper” Martin
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