Reds Narrow Gap On Pirates In Double Win
Cincinnati Reds defeated Chicago Cubs 6-0 in the opener and 7-5 in the nightcap to close within two games of the league lead held by the Pirates. Derringer earned the mound win in the opener, while Schott pitched the latter as Lombardi, Frey, and Riggs led the offense with multi run contributions.
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San Diego tops Spartanburg in Legion scrimmage 10-2
San Diego Californians beat Spartanburg 10-2 as Morales pitched steady and Spartanburg errors aided the West Coast club. San Diego built four runs in the third and added three in the seventh, taking a 7-0 lead before Spartanburg answered. The teams resume the series Monday at 3 p.m. EST.
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Watt to Open Drug Store in Springfield Ill
Johnny Watt, University of Illinois assistant freshman baseball coach, will open a drug store in his hometown of Springfield Illinois. He previously coached at Champaign and will manage the new venture this fall.
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Gehrig Needs Nine More Homers for 500 Club
New York Sept 3 Lou Gehrig requires nine additional home runs this season to become the second major leaguer to reach 500. Babe Ruth was the first to achieve the milestone.
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New York
Lourig
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Sun Delivers Energy In One Second Equal To Moon In Two Days
The statement compares solar and lunar energy, noting that sunlight released in a single second matches the amount of energy the Moon receives over two days. It highlights vast differences in energy transfer between celestial bodies.
Tar Heels Hold First Fall Football Drills In Rain
North Carolina Tar Heels opened fall football with 48 candidates in indoors sessions due to rain. Quarterbacks Stirnweiss and Lalanne led passing drills while Watson Bobbitt and Radman worked as receivers. Fullback Kraynick expected Monday. Cernugie recovering from injury and among early No. 1 prospects.
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North Carolina Tar Heels
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George Watson
Mike Bobbitt
George Radman
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Ed Hubbard
Ian Carver
Tony Cernagie
Kraynick
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Cernugie
Serevin
Carolina
Wake Forest Deacons Hold Indoor Practice in Rain
Wake Forest coach PD Walker plans heavy work start early next week with a Wednesday scrimmage. Sophomores showing zip and pepper may start opening game with Randolph Macon on Sept 17. Roster grows to 26 as Vandendries arrives. Trunzo Gallovich Waivers expected next week.
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Zip and Pepper
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Bill Vandendries
Igis Trunzo
Tony Gallovich
Paul Waivers
Eddie Woolbert
John Pendergast
Wildcats Labor Hard in Prep Scrimmage
Davidson Wildcats coach Gene McEver led two practice sessions as they prepare for next week’s scrimmages. Bill Davis and Fed Starr ran the passing plays while Nev Iverson and Jim Cowan impressed with receptions and balance. Captain Warden and Harry Gasteiger stood out on pass protection with Bob Benfield joining the squad to bring totals to 43 players.
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Gene MccEver
Davidson Wildcat
Bill Davis
Fed Starr
Nev Iverson
Jim Cowan
McEver
Captain Warden
Harry Gasteiger
Bob Benfield
Links Grove
W. Va
Rain Delays Scrimmage As Wolfpack Buckles Down
Raleigh North Carolina September 8 rain kept North Carolina State indoors all day canceling the afternoon scrimmage. Coach Williams Newton led the squad through two hours of heavy work and a morning session with conditioning drills and signal practice.
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Raleigh
N. C
Deacon McKechnie Adorns Cincinnati Bench
Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie nicknamed Deacon by friends is the only big league pilot to wear glasses on the bench.
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Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie
Deacon
Johnson suffers ankle strain. Dusty joins State coaching staff
An hour's skull session in the afternoon and an hour and a half of conditioning followed. Tel Johnson, sophomore guard from Charlotte, strained his ankle during blocking work and retired from practice. He is expected back Monday. Willie Dusty arrived as general assistant, bringing State's coaching staff to full strength.
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Tel Johnson
Charlotte
Willie Dusty
State
Duke Blue Devils Drill Through Rain in Two Practice Sessions
Duke's Blue Devils conducted outdoor drills despite morning drizzle and an afternoon downpour. The squad split into backs, line men, and ends groups. new assistants Harwood Smith and Bob Alabaster joined, with Bob Haas the sole expected absentee arriving Monday.
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N. C
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Blue Devils
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Harwood Smith
Stallback
Bob Haas
Letterman
Green Horns Begin Scrimmages Ahead of Season Opener
Coaches June Scott and Kenneth Stevens pace the Green Horns through scrimmages as they polish a youthful squad for a September 23 opener against South High of Winston-Salem. Backfield candidates Brantley Hucks Abie Short Thurman Horney Albert Evans R J Newton Bill Graham Lawrence Metcalf show promise. Linemen Jack Hussey Carl Justice Bud Rivette Swift Davia Co Captain Bill Wagner Alvin Boles Doc Andrews Clifton Fergureon George Lowe Herbert Speas Jack Preston Hilton and three Kimeey brothers contend for posts.
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Abie Short
Thurman Horney
Albert Evans
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Herbert Speas
Jack Preston
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Purcell
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Cardinals Blank Pirates Behind Macon Strong Five Hit Shutout
Lefty Max Macon fired five hit ball and allowed one runner to third as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the league leading Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 0. Johnny Mize fueled the offense with a triple double and two singles while 15 safeties were recorded off Town and Brown. The win widened the Pirates’ division gap as Cincinnati pulled within five games and Chicago fell seven and a half back.
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Hornbill Matures Feathers While Confined Inside Hollow Tree
A female hornbill sits within a hollow tree and quietly preens her plumage as she seals herself in the nest chamber. The scene depicts natural behavior during breeding readiness with no external interference.
Ice Age Coverage of North America
During the Quaternary Ice Age a vast ice sheet blanketed North America covering about four million square miles, shaping landscapes and climates across the continent.
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Amsterdam river named y and China city U noted
A scattered reference notes Amsterdam has a river called y and China a city named U, then asks about a Swedish town. The fragment mentions place names without a clear event or full context.
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Sweden
Panthers Face Stiff Schedule For High Point College
High Point College prepares the Purple Panthers for a nine game slate starting September 17 against Catawba College. Coach Virgil C. Yow expects more losses than wins but aims for growth, with 22 players from last year and plans for up to 35 candidates by mid-September. Practice doubles daily as facilities shift, and the first scrimmage is set for September 13.
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Rockne Named Pigeon Wins South Bend Race
A homing pigeon named for Knute Rockne and owned by John Janssens won a Springfield Indiana to South Bend Indiana race. It flew at about 60 miles per hour.
Bird wing motion drives forward thrust in flight
A description notes that the downward stroke of a bird’s wing does not sweep backward like a swimming stroke. Instead, wing tilt and individual feather action produce forward propulsion during flight.
Clifton and Secret Field Freshmen Impress New Crowd
Freshmen Almond and a group including Counthen Johnson Fink Fite White Fernandes Collins Rivette Merhige and Mille challenge older players as fullback Almond leads Clifton.
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