World Series Opens as Cards Battle Athletics
Salient facts preview the 1930 World Series between St. Louis Cardinals NL champions and Philadelphia Athletics AL champs. Expected attendance 39,000, receipts about 169,000, batteries Grove and Cochrane for Athletics and Umpires Nallin and McGowan for NL plus Kiem and Stark for AL. Weather fair, series schedule set for St Louis and Philadelphia. Adjustments possible in Cardinals lineup due to Sparky Adams ankle and Haines shoulder injury. Dibrell Williams to start at short for Athletics replacing Joe Boley. Athletics travel west on a special train confident of a third straight title with stars Simmons Foxx Grove and Cochrane aboard.
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Cochrane
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William McGowan
American Ie
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National Broadcasting Company Chain
Columbia Network
Charles Dunkley
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George Watkins
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Ernie Orsatti
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Dibrell Williams
Joe Boley
Cubs
al Simmons
Dib Williams
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Jorge’ Earnshaw
Max Bishop
Jimmy Dykes
Bing Miller
Rube Walberg
Mickey Cochrane
Mule Haas
Pullmans
Phillips Heads Senior Golfers President Elected
Howard G. Phillips of Pinehurst is elected president of the Mid-Southern Senior Golfers Association at the Greensboro banquet and election. New board members include Shelby Anderson Wilson E H Woodson Charlotte C T Timberlake Hartsville S C with re‑appointments of Braswell Rockingham Edmund Harrison Greensboro Lott Brown Winston-Salem L W Clark Spray Henry Bridgers Tarboro W McPherson Burlington W D James Hamlet R H Wheeler High Point Bryson Briggs Raleigh J H Brodie Henderson W S Battle Roanoke J E Sirrine Greenville S Carolina.
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Howard G. Phillips
Pinehurst
Mid-Southern Senior Golfers Association
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Wilson
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Salisbury
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Charlotte
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Hartsville
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Rockingham
Edmund Harrison
Lott H. Brown
Winston-Salem
L. W. Clark
Spray
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Tarboro
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Burlington
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Hamlet
R. H. Wheeler
High Point
Bryson Briggs
Raleigh
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Henderson
W. S. Battle
Roanoke
J. E. Sirrine
Greenville
Carolina
Football Officials Column Answers Touchbacks and Touchdowns
In this daily column by Bunn W. Hackney a question and official interpretation follow. A punt from scrimmage crossing B’s goal line with B recovering and advancing is ruled a touchback. If a ball touched on the 8 yard line rolls out and B recovers for a touchdown, the play is legal and B may run.
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Bunn W. Hackney
University of North Carolina Gridiron Star
Southern Board of Footballicials
the Enterprise
Hackney
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King Pin Alleys Reopen Tonight in High Point
King Pin Bowling Alleys on Toast Broad Street reopen for the winter season with an 8 PM opener featuring Chief Big Bill Friddle and safety guardians against Chief A. B. Horney and his firefighters. The program includes several special matches, leagues forming, and efforts to aid unemployment by having Welfare Board workers set pins.
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Elmer Sensenbach
High Point
Post Office
Bowman
All Stars
Duke coach Bob Tuttle leads daily five mile run
Bob Tuttle coaches the Duke cross country team by running the five mile course each day, offering instruction while he runs.
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Duke
Canadian Women's Play Has Nine Americans In It
In Toronto on September 30, the Canadian women's golf championship showed a strong U S presence with nine Americans among the 16 players still in contention. Favorites remained, including defending champion Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey and other top names like Marion Hollins Ada MacKenzie Alexa Stirling Fraser and Virginia Van Wie.
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Canada
Great Britain
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Marion Hollins
Santa Cruz
Calif
Hill
Kansas City
Virginia
Columbia Teenager Offered Pirates Contract
Kirby Higbe, 16, a right handed pitcher for the Columbia Legion junior baseball team, announced he has been offered a contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League and intends to sign.
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At -Kirby Higbe
Columbia Legion
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boxing Results From Portland and Salem Card
In Portland Jimmy Byrne of Marshfield outpointed Les Kennedy 10 rounds. In Salem Jack Kenworth of Salem knocked out Vern Butler of Minneapolis in four. Freddie Sington, former All-American tackie, is studying law at Duke while coaching the freshman line.
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Portland
Ore
Jimmy Byrne
Marshfield
Les Kennedy
Jack Kenworth
Salem
Vern Butler
Minneapolis
Freddie Sington
Duke
Strategy Still Key in Series Battle for Baseball Title
In a preface to the World Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and the champion Athletics, Connie Mack and his aides Eddie Collins and Kid Gleason rely on home run power and smart pitching management. Gabby Street emphasizes fighting from the start. The 1930 clash featured a squeeze play and Foxt's ball. Street cites seasoned advisers Collins and Gleason as crucial in handling emergencies that decide the outcome.
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Connie Mack
Gabby Street
St. Louis
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
John McGraw
Eddie Collins
William
Kid) Gleason
St. Louis Cardinals
Street
Jim Bottomley
Chick Hafey
Athletics
Burleigh Grimes
Joe Boley
Speedy Haas
Burleigh
Jimmy Foxt
Collins
Gleason
Leonard Told 10 Get Reputation in Boxing Shakeup
New York State Athletics commission refused to sanction Benny Leonard for a bout with Paulie Walker and ordered him to prove his skills in smaller clubs before Madison Square Garden action. Leonard’s seven year layoff drew support from William Muldoon and James A. Farley, while a Garden card October 16 looked in jeopardy.
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New York State Athletics Commission
Benny Leonard
Paulie Walker
Trenton
N. J
Leonard
Madison Square Garden
North Carolina Teams Prepare For Conference Tests In Football
North Carolina colleges tune up for Southern Conference foes and key non conference rivals as brisk fall practices sharpen aerial and ground games. Duke, NC State, Davidson and Duke push passing and fundamentals while Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill and Gastonia drills emphasize fresh backfield tweaks and freshman impact.
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Sept
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Chapel Hill
Chuck Collins
Commodores
Dan McGugin
N. C. State
Clipper Smith
Wallace Wade
Duke
Durham
Davidson
Washington and Lee
Monk Younger
Wildcats
Generals
Cats
Pat Miller
Gastonia
Danny Fleischer
New Jersey
Here's How First Game Pitchers Rate
The probable starters for the opening World Series game are Robit Moses Grove of the Athletics and Paul Derringer of the Cardinals. Grove, 31, 6 ft 2½ in, 175 lb, from Lonaconing Maryland, won 31 and lost 4 in 41 games this season. Derringer, 25, 6 ft 3¼ in, 215 lb, born in Springfield Kentucky, went 18 and 8 in 35 games, with a long delivery and strong curve.
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Robit Moses Grove
Athletics
Lonaconing
Grove
Paul Derringer
Cardinals
Springfield
Derringer
Dixie Elevens Concentrate On Saturday Games
Atlanta report on southern conference football drills outlines Vanderbilt preparing for North Carolina, North Carolina practicing long passes and laterals, VMI studying new plays, Georgia yearlings and the unbalanced 3 formation pressuring defenses, Tech focusing on South Carolina, Florida refining defense for NC State, and Virginia honing for Maryland as teams finalize Saturday matchups.
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Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Chuck Gollins
Georgia
Satuday
Athens
Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Anders
Harry Milligan
South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina State
Washington and Lee Generals
Dehart
Davidson
Virginia
Maryland
Girls Skating Polo Game Listed Tonight
Two girls roller polo teams from Hillcrest Rink and Green Drug Store will clash tonight at 8:30 at Hillcrest skating rink. Both teams are composed of skilled skaters and a tightly contested bout is anticipated.
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Hillcrest
Green Drug Store
Boxing Outcomes From Akron and Lenox Cards
Akron fighter Chrietmer outpoints Natie Brown in a newspaper decision while Tiny Powell stops Phil Friday in Detroit. In Lenox, Victorio Campo of Argentina stopped Charley Wepner of New York in eight rounds.
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Akron
K. P. Chrietmer
Natie Brown
Spokane
Tiny Powell
Phil Friday
Detroit
LENOX
S. D
Victorio Campolo
Charley Wepner
New York
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