Giants Will Outclass Yankees With Outfield
In a September 26 1936 wired column the High Point Enterprise Piedmont Center area notes a football season start and a bustling outlook. The item mentions Black Bisons beating Sanford and outlines a robust season run into Thanksgiving.
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Tigers and Giants Vie for Early Season Standings
The Tigers and Giants pace their leagues as Yankees and Red Sox push for positions. Cardinals drop a 3-2 to Reds. Pirates and Phillies chase behind Cubs for third. In the American League, the Tigers face Wash or Chicago for second with several clubs in pursuit.
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Breaks Expected In Southern Conference Football Contests
Southern Conference coaches count on favorable breaks as Duke faces Colgate in Durham in a 25 000 crowd and William and Mary prepares for Navy at Annapolis. Clemson Virginia Tech Duke veterans and sophomores feature in openers while VMI meets South Carolina with 15 freshmen.
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Lieber Moore and Ott Best in Big Leagues
Giants lead in outfield equipment for the World Series with Mel Ott and Joe DiMaggio among the top combining hitting, fielding and throwing. Hank Leiber lingers in a slump, Jim Ripple steps in, while DiMaggio seeks to handle pressure and deliver under the big series spotlight.
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Brewers Ready for Second Little Word Series Clash
Milwaukee Brewers, after a 7 to 5 win over Buffalo, head into their second Little Word Series matchup with the Bisons tonight in Milwaukee.
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Giants and Yankees Duel in Batting and Fielding Edge
The piece frames Ott as a core Giants star with Ripple and Leiber fueling a potent lineup while Selkirk and Moore lead Yankees outfielders. It notes Giants outfield depth with Ripple’s bat and throwing, Leiber’s righty matchups, and Yankees reserve gaps with Seeds, Hoag, and Davis in reserve roles.
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Football results from Associated Press roundup
A broad summary of college football scores across regions. Bucknell, Duquesne, Temple, and Auburn posted notable wins while several ties appeared. The results include teams from the East, Midwest, Southwest, and West with varied margins and multiple teams shut out or held to low scores.
Major League Leaders Charts Bold Baseball Honors
Major League leaders list top performers in batting runs and RBIs across American and National Leagues. Standouts include Appling averaging .388 for the White Sox and Gehrig driving in 167 runs for the Yankees, with Medwick and Ott leading in several categories. Pitching leaders feature Hadley and Hubbell with strong win totals.
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Fourth victim dies after Seminole oil field boiler blast
In Seminole Oklahoma Roy Seymore aged 28 of Oklahoma City died in a hospital after an oil field boiler explosion twelve miles northwest of Seminole late Thursday. The incident raised the death toll to four with the earlier victims reported at the site.
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Appling Leads AL Batting Race as Waner and Phelps Push NL
Luke Appling of the White Sox holds a seemingly unbeatable lead in the American League batting race for the past week. Paul Waner of the Pirates and Babe Phelps of Brooklyn battle for the National League title down to the finish amid hot exchanges and tight standings.
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Baseball Scores and Today’s Matchups
Yesterday results include St. Louis 8 to 6 over Cleveland 2 to 7 and Washington 9 Boston 3 with New York 6 Philadelphia. Today St. Louis meets Chicago, Detroit faces Cleveland, and New York plays Washington with listed pitchers/operators.
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Mills Home defeats Spencer High 26 to 0 in Friday game
In Spencer at Spencer High School Mills Home wins 26 to 0. Smith scores two touchdowns, Haynie one, Miller one for Mills Home in the victory reported from Thomasville on September 26.
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Petition Aims to Extend Winston-Salem Telephone Lines
The State Utilities Commission considered a petition to extend the old town telephone system from Winston-Salem to Bethania. The request was under advisement today.
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Bill Terry Ends Playing Career Rumor With Bet
New York reports Bill Terry declares this season his last as a player due to knee trouble. He bets $100 against $8500 that he will not change his mind, signaling the end of a storied first base career despite past reversals.
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Hinkle And Meisky Lead Locals To 26 6 Win
High Point Bisons edge Sanford 26 to 6 at Willis Park in a game marked by strong defense and key plays by Hinkle Meisky and Idol. Condor returned a kickoff 100 yards for Sanford and Hinkle scored twice with Meisky aiding the offense through passing and rushing.
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Executrix Notice of Estate Claim for James Alford
Alice Alford announces her status as executrix of James Alford's estate in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must file claims by September 25 1937 or be barred. She requests immediate settlement from debtors and provides address 1110 Downing Street.
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Wake Forest Coach Sees Struggles Ahead for Season
Wake Forest head coach Jim Weaver voices pessimism as the Demon Deacons start their first Southern Conference season. Key quarterback Walton Kitchin is injured, forcing Allen to call signals and shifting roles for Harold Warr, Dallas Morris, and others. The schedule includes night games at Raleigh and home clashes against Clemson and Washington.
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