Sharpey Scraps Tommy Loughran Tonight Passing Of Huggins Mourned By Players
The baseball world mourns Miller Huggins as games proceed with little zest. Chuck Klein hits two homers at Baker Bowl, nearing Mel Ott’s NL mark. Hurst and O’Doul also go deep. Yankees edge Red Sox in 11th as Gehrig drives in run. Giants, Cardinals win. American League results mixed.
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Czecho Slovakia Worries Richards in Pro Tennis Championship
Forest Hills, Sept 25. Czech star Karel Kozeluh pursues Vincent Richards in the national professional tennis championship. Kozeluh has beaten Lief Norden and Hans Hummel. Richards dominates his side, crushing Joseph Farrell 6 1 6 1 6 1.
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Rene la Coste
Bill Tilden
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Sharkey-Loughran Title Fight Draws 50 000 in New York
In New York on September 26 AP reports Jack Sharkey of Boston and Tommy Loughran meet in a 15 round bout with a potential heavyweight title impact. Facing 50 000 expected fans, bets hinge on Sharkey’s power versus Loughran’s outboxing, weigh in at 2 pm with Sharkey around 195 pounds. An arm injury scratches Armand Emanuel from the semi final. replacements to be found as prelims include Heeney vs Hoffman and Gagnon vs Barba.
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Tom Heeney
New Zealand
George Hoffman
New York
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Lou Barba
Amplifiers installed at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill
The football fans in Chapel Hill will hear every play this season as an amplifying system has been installed at Kenan Stadium and an announcer will follow the ball from the sidelines.
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Glazner to Hurl Second Game for Barons Today
Whitey Glazner, Birmingham native turned star, was Dallas Steers choice for mound duty in the Dixie series second game against the Birmingham Barons. Dallas trails after yesterday's 1 0 loss as Southern Association champions take a 1 0 lead. Barons may start Ray Francis or Ray Caldwell among five veteran arms.
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Losing Pennant Fight Cost Huggins His Life
William J. Chipman reports the death of Miller Huggins, famed Yankees manager, from illness after a pennant chase. Funeral set at Church of the Transfiguration with Col Ruppert and Edward Barrow among mourners. club owners from across the leagues attend.
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Associated Press
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sedgefield Golf Title Captured On 36th Hole By Blair
Tully Blair retains the Sedgefield Country Club championship with a dramatic 1 up win over Johnny Bachman after 86 holes of play. The match began evenly with an afternoon surge.
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Lady Luck
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Bachman
Blair Triumphs In Final Hole To Take Golf Match
Blair wins the decisive 36th hole after a tight contest with Bachman. Both players drive strong shots on 18, Blair uses a brassie to near the green while Bachman uses a spoon, Blair sinks a birdie putt for a four to claim the match.
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Bachman
National League MVP likely Hack Wilson amid awards fade
The National League MVP award remains in play with a $1,000 prize before its extinction. Hack Wilson of the Cubs is a strong favorite aided by the team’s rise after positioning him as cleanup hitter. Hornsby’s addition is noted but Wilson’s lead seems clear amid league voting tensions.
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Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Nationals
Rajah
Guy Bush
Pat Malone
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Cincinnati
Frank O’doul
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al Simmons
Athletics
California climate myth in sports circle
The article questions the belief that California produces the best athletes, noting many stars are transplanted from the East. It highlights Gibson Dunlap from UC Los Angeles who learned golf in Chicago, Charley Borah from Massachusetts, Gilbert Bartko from Toledo, and Bob King from Ohio, as examples of cross‑regional talent in collegiate sports.
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Massachusetts
Gilbert Bartko
Ohio
Toledo
Stanford
Bob King
Laundering Blouses Quick Color-Safe Tips
Advice for handling solid color blouses to prevent color transfer. Roll in bath towels after rinsing and iron while damp if color will not run. If color may run, wash quickly in cold water, stuff with tissue, and hang to dry.
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