Wolfpack Narrowly Beats Catawba In Prep For Georgia
North Carolina State forges a 7 to 0 win over Catawba in a cautious opener as the Wolfpack focus on next week's showdown with Georgia. Rex and Red score the lone touchdown in the second period amid a defensive battle, while Appanaitis and Cesareo star for Catawba with a resilient ground game. Approximately 4,000 fans watch the low-scoring toe-to-toe clash.
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Perry Retains Pacific Title By Beating Japanese
Frederick J. Perry, the national champion, retained his Pacific Southwest tennis title in Los Angeles by defeating Jiro Sato of Japan. The British Davis Cup star showed steady baseline play to overcome one of the game’s most persistent returners, with set scores of 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, 6-8.
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Washington and Lee and West Virginia settle for scoreless tie
Washington and Lee hold West Virginia to a scoreless 0-0 tie as Mountaineers offensive drives stall near the goal line. Sam Matbrainy of W and L intercepts three WVU passes, returning them for gains as the Generals’ defense repels sustained Mountaineer threats.
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Golf trick shot show ends with Joe Kirkwood lesson
An exhibition at Highlands Country Club Grand Rapids featured Gene Sarazen, Joe Kirkwood, Johnny Revolts and Bill Brown. Kirkwood delivered a memorable golf lesson stressing relaxation, a still head, and a simple swing over overcomplicated tips, while demonstrating shots that drew a large crowd.
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Giants Reserves Fall Twice to Dodgers in Brooklyn Doubleheader
New York Giants, just clinching the NL title, were swept in a two game set by the Brooklyn Dodgers. Mungo earned his 16th win with a shutout in the second game, while Emil Leonard aided the Dodgers in game one with 14 hits off Shores and Clark.
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Gobblers Hold Off Roanoke Eleven For 7 0 Victory
Virginia Tech fights Roanoke College to a 7 0 score as George Smith plunges in from the one foot line in the second quarter. Wermick at center and West Engera on the flanks pace the Gobblers to a narrow win amid late attempts by the Maroon defense.
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Belief in Giants Senators Series Sparks Lockstep Pitching Plans
Terry predicts a tough World Series with Hubbell and Schumacher facing Washington bats. He cites Whitehill Crowder and Fitzsimmons as key opposing pitchers, notes lineup contrasts, and argues the Senators’ power hitters lack Babe Ruth or Lou Gehrig impact. He notes American League ball’s faster travel and Washington’s season hitting as a shock to New York’s arms.
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Pirates beat Cards in rain-delayed series opener
Pittsburgh Pirates overcame a two hour rain delay at 3-all to burst ahead with six runs and defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 3 in the series opener. The game lasted two hours and ten minutes excluding the weather halt as field clay helped absorb moisture.
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Golf Clinic Emphasizes Relaxed Grip and Centered Swings
The coach stresses keeping shots centered, with an easy grip and relaxed form. Joe demonstrates the over wrapping grip as natural while dismissing the interlocking grip as awkward. Gene Sarazen observes as Kirkwood urges calm, smooth swings and head stability for accurate drives.
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Villanova Vanquishes West Chester Teachers 45–0
Villanova opened the season with a 45 to 0 football victory over West Chester Teachers College in VIllanova, Va. Captain Whitey Randour and teammates Carroll Cook Frank Wetzler Joe Weisenbaugh Ed Michaela and Johnny Higgins scored touchdowns. Bill Cavanaugh added a 22 yard drop kick field goal.
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Phillies and Braves split doubleheader with late rallies
In Philadelphia on September 23 the Phillies won the opener 5-4 over the Braves while the visitors took the nightcap 5-4. Chick Fallis delivered the deciding hit for Philadelphia in the first game as the lead changed hands several times. Chuck Klein belted his 28th homer of the season in the first game.
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Cubs Beat Reds 7 1 as Bush Wins 19th
Chicago Cubs defeat Cincinnati Reds 7 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Guy Bush pitched the full game for his 19th win, while Paul Derringer took defeat for the Reds after suffering his 27th loss of the season. Bot tomley homered but Dodgers? No, it was Bot tomley’s run with one out in the ninth.
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Wildcats and Elon clash in tight 6–0 Davidson win
Davidson defeats Elon 6 to 0 on a late third quarter scoring drive led by Paul Pittman. Pittman saved a 33 yard pass to Verbie and ran for the touchdown. Elon’s Troppoli and Neal starred on defense as Davidson’s punting kept the ball in Elon territory.
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Baseball's Big Six Tighten Race in Doubleheader
Chuck Klein sparked a surge by belting six hits and his 28th homer in seven at bats against Boston, lifting his average to .372 and widening the lead for the Big Six. Lou Gehrig added four hits to reach within four points of Al Simmons for third in the American League. Bill Terry dropped to tie Tony Piet as the standings shift after the Boston twin bill.
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Football Scores From Regions Across The South And West
Virginia tied Hampden Sydney 7 all and Emory and Henry shut out VMI 20 to 0 in the South. Vanderbilt crushed Cumberland 50 to 0 while Mississippi and Southwestern Tennessee battled to a 6 6 tie. Mercer routed Spring Hill 44 to 3. West and Mary Washington 12 Randolph Macon 0. East results include West Virginia 0 and St Bonaventure 6 at Manhattan 6 Canisius 39 Albion 0 Connecticut State 19 Cooper Union 6. Midwest show Mount Union 20 Marietta 0 Baldwin Wallace 26 Bluffton 0 Valparaiso 6 Eastern Illinois State Normal 0 Oakland City 19 Rose Poly 0 Indiana State 13 Gray Junior 0 South Dakota State 27 Northern Aberdeen Normal 0 Moorhead Teachers 7 Duluth Teachers 7 North Central 41 Milwaukee Teachers 0 Southwest Arkansas 40 College of Ozarks 0 Far West Southern California 39 Occidental 0 Gonzaga 6 Washington 13 Santa Clara 7 California 0 College of Marshall 7 Lamar College 6 Rice 7 Texas College of Arts and Industries 0 Oregon Normal 6 Oregon State A Team 21
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Slugfest Yankees Beat Red Sox 16 to 12 in Wild Day
Veteran Herb Pennock earned the win for New York as 39 hits flew in Boston. Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth each homered, Wiley Moore doubled in his first hit, and Ben Chapman was ejected after a failed steal attempt. The Yankees built a six run third inning and relied on three pitchers to hold on.
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Tigers rally behind Hamlin in 5 3 win over St Louis
Tigers surge in the sixth led by Luke Hamlin as Beigars push past St Louis 5 to 3. St Louis pitcher George Blachelder yields two hits through five before late rally falls short, while West homers for the visitors.
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Macks Beat Senators in World Series Preview
Washington Senators, the American League champions, were defeated 3 to 1 by the Philadelphia Athletics as Monte Weaver held the A’s to five hits. Cronin began easing up the lineup ahead of the World Series meeting with the New York Giants.
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Sox Beat Indians in Tight Ninth Inning Clash
Chicago Sox edged Cleveland Indians 6 to 5 in a close game at Cleveland. Appling delivered a three run uprising after Simmons walked, while Heving and Tietje pitched for Cleveland. Final score reflects a nip and tuck battle with late runs deciding the outcome.
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Police seize 24 slot machines in Greensboro raids
Police arrested no one but seized 24 slot machines in Greensboro in raids aimed at ending penny vice and nickel rackets. The action targeted illegal gambling operations and disrupted local gaming activity.
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