World Series plans set for Cubs and Athletics in 1929
The 1929 World Series opens in Chicago October 8 with the Cubs needing eight wins for the NL pennant and the Athletics six for the AL. If needed a seventh game would occur in Chicago October 17 after up to three games in Philadelphia starting October 11 and a Sunday day off on October 13 due to a Pennsylvania law.
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Wrigley Field
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Cleveland
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Indians rise to third in league season surprises
The Cleveland Indians under Billy Evans and Roger Peckinpaugh have built a strong young club, surpassing expectations as they push toward the pennant in 1930. Outfield addition Far Aud, pitching find Wee Ferrell, and Lew Fonseca at first with Joey Sewell at third fuel the comeback.
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Cleveland Indians
Billy Evans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Averill
Indians
Wee Ferrell
Lew Fonseca
Joey Sewell
Redskins
V. M. I. Eyes Short Running Attack for New Season
Lexington Va Sept 11 The V M I flying squadron aims to reuse its swift short running style to win the state title again. Lacking a top passer like Ab Barnes the cadets will rely on off tackle and end runs with Roy Dunn and Bernard McCrary handling key roles. Captain Al Hawkins leads the backfield with Tommy Scott Chadwick Grow brothers on the line and reserves filling gaps.
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Lexington
Ab Barnes
Bill Raferty
Raferty
Slick Harner
Luke Hewlett
Jim Smith
Fay Moss
Gordon Walker
al Hawkins
Bernard McCrary
Roy Dunn
Tommy Scott
Chadwick
Grow Brothers
Aubrey
Virgil
Athletics Need Only Six To Cinch Pennant In AL Race
Athletics edge toward the pennant with a six-win goal as they trail the Yankees by one or two games in the AL standings. George Earnshaw wins for Philadelphia, Babe Ruth belts his 43rd and 44th homers for the Yanks, while the Tigers beat Pennock and Rhodes early in Detroit.
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William J. Chipman
Associated? Press
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Yankees
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Mack
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Jimmy Foxz
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Master Ferrell
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Edwin Americus Rom
Mel Credit
Averill
Hodapp
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New York
Tigers
Herb Pennock
Gordon Rhodes
Rabe
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Bob Meusel
Lou Gehrig
Whitehill
Graham
Dale Alexander
Charlie Gehringer
Jack Russell
Jess Petty
Pirates
Paul Waner
Reds
Giants
Cincinnati
The Nut-Cracker Amateur Championship Pick Swap
Von Elm predicted Jones would win the amateur championship and Jones predicted Von Elm. The scene hints at a possible misjudgment or error in the picks as the predictions contradict each other.
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von Elm
Jones
Lena Blackburne Faces Managerial Uncertainty With White Sox
The sports writer notes a trend predicting Lena Blackburne may be finished as manager of the Chicago White Sox, highlighting widespread speculation about leadership changes in the franchise.
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Lena Blackburne
White Sox
Judge Fuchs Sits in Press Box as Braves Manager
It seems Judge Fuchs is tired of managing the Braves and now spends most games in the press box. Though many teams have used the press box for management, no pennants are recorded as won from that vantage.
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Judge Fuchs
Braves
Babe Ruth Posed With Johnson’s Nieces Between Innings
Between innings Ruth posed with Senator Hiram Johnson’s nieces Fanchon and Marco Johnson and a local kids team. He autographed two dozen baseballs and 30 score cards, mingled with Keouk friends, and changed his shirt, prompting questions about when he finds time to eat hot dogs.
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Babe Ruth
Hiram Johnson
Fanchon
Marco Johnson
Keouk
Luke Sewell Aims for Alabama Master’s Degree After Three Months
Indians catcher Luke Sewell must complete three months of study to earn a master's degree from the University of Alabama. He is urged to begin hitting the ball soon.
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Luke Sewell
Indians
University of Alabama
Melancholy Rogkne Looks Optimistic
In South Bend Indiana on September 11 Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, called the melancholy genius, plans methods to carve through an unusually challenging schedule and believes his team will make a good showing this season.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Swordfish Meat on East Home Tables
Swordfish meat has become common on household tables in the East as availability rises and interest grows in seafood dishes. Local markets report steady demand and chefs highlight versatility in simple and elaborate preparations.
Tulane grid leans on backfield speed to offset line
Tulane prepares for the season with a strong backfield led by captain Bill Banker and Ike Armstrong. Coach Bernie Bierman concentrates on smart, quick plays to compensate for a thinner line as nine letter backs return and line veterans bolster the squad. Training runs twice daily after Labor Day as the team shapes for the college opener.
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Bill Banker
Ike’’ Armstrong
Banker
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Whatley Brothers
Baumbach
Massey
Pissano
Mangum
Jastram
McCarroll
Magee
Hooper
Evans
Walls
Walkers
Ford
McCanse
Bodenger
Rucker
Roberts
Holland
Dalrymple
New Orleans
Calvert de Coligney
Eldon Upton
Lowell Dawson
Richard Banketon
Hag
Judge Contemplates Brief Turn as Grandstand Manager
A judge muses about a temporary stint managing a stadium audience experience amid remarks about their many ambitious plans. The comment hints at a playful shift in role rather than a formal decision.
Newberry Grid Prospects Show Limited Material this Season
Newberry College coach Dutch MacLean faces a light squad as ten lettermen depart. Backfield strength may offset a light line, with Weaver and Dendyow at flanks and Stokes, Culclasure likely at halfbacks. Freshman Derrik could start, Hutchinson at quarterback, Bouknight gone, and punting unresolved.
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Newberry
S. C
MacLean
Newberry College
Folkanp
Adams
Caldwell
Weaver
Dendyow
Thompson
Appleman
Martin
Matthews
Wood
Hoyle
Stokes
Culclasure
Derrick
Heckman
Bush
Bouknight
Mhutchinson
Civil War Debt Remains Unpaid Covering Half Million
A report notes that about five hundred thousand dollars of Civil War era debt remains unpaid. The piece highlights lingering financial obligations tied to the conflict and potential implications for creditors and the era's economy.
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