Lefty Grove Steals Show In Cleveland Exhibition
In a Sunday clash the Cleveland fans demanded Lefty Grove who with a slow build of cheers and jeers dominated the affair. Connie Mack rested Earnshaw then sent Grove in fifth inning and he shut down the Indians while Dykes and Simmons homered. Final score A’s 7 Cleveland 1 with Grove praised by the crowd and Mack’s irony noted as Grove warmed up in the bullpen.
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Mr. Mactk
Andy Sulting
Nlock
Mr. Mack
George Earnshaw
Indians
Earn Shaw
Simmons
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Jones Seeks Fourth Amateur Crown in Final Round
Bobby Jones, golf icon, faces the last hurdle for a fourth world amateur title at Merion, after defeating Jess Sweetser 9 up 1 to go. Eugene V. Homans upset Charley Seaver to earn a shot at Jones, with Jones previously defeating Homans in 1927.
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Eugene Hamons
Princeton
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Jones
Jess Sweetser
Atlanta
Citzen
Sweetser
Eugene V. Homans
Charley Seaver
Los Angeles
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Seaver
Minikahda
Princetonian
Nashville Tops Murfreesboro 19 to 9 in opener
Nashville High School defeated Murfreesboro High School 19 to 9 in Murfreesboro public field dedication day. Nashville, after weak effort against Leakesburg, rallied to dominate Pike County foes as a large crowd watched a ceremonial field opening.
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Nashville High School
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Nashville
Connie Mack Fifty Years in Baseball Daring 1927-28 Experiment
Connie Mack staged a bold 1927-28 experiment by uniting Eddie Collins Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker with veteran Zack Wheat to revive the Athletics The plan aimed to rival the Yankees drawing power despite pitching weaknesses and mixed results The piece traces Cobb and Speakers roles and Mack’s strategic moves including Foxx Cochrane and other stars shaping the late 1920s Athletics
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Eddie Collins
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Zack Wheat
Brooklyn
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Speaker
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Boston
Hub Leonard
Cotb
Connie Mackins
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
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Philadelphia Board of
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Local Social Roundup Notes Illness and Visits
Generalissimos of Athletics spent Saturday night and Sunday with Me. and Mrs. Homer Odum of Spring Hill. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Fuller and Mr. Carl Mitchell visited Obie Fuller who is seriously ill. W.N. Mullins improving after tephnid fever. Rev Tom Middlebrooks filled his regular appointment Saturday evening and Sunday. Baseh at Fuller of Stamps passed through Tuesday morning. Miss Aude Full spent the week.
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Homer Odum
Spring Hill
G. E. Fuller
Carl Mitchell
Marian Putter
Obie Fuller
W.N. Mullins
Tom Middlebrooks
Fuller
Aude Full
Athletics Win World Series After Dominant Season
The Athletics dominated the American League, leading by 12 games and clinching the pennant before sweeping the Yankees in the World Series. New players like Mule Hras and Bing Miller joined the outfield and pitching staff as Jimmy Dykes solidified the infield. Manager Mack praised the team’s turnaround after early doubts and setbacks.
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Atlanta
Admond ‘Bing? Miller
St. Louis
Walberg
Jimmy Dykes
Georgy Earnshiw
Swarthmore College
Mack
Yankees
Athletics
Chicago Cibs
Camden Panthers Defeat Prescott 40 to 2 in South Arkansas
Prescott fell 40 to 2 as Camden Panthers routed the Curley Wolves in a South Arkansas high school football clash. Prescott, bolstered by many new players, failed to match Camden's strength, altering championship prospects as Camden rises in regional contention.
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Camden
Ouachita Catty City
West
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Texarkana beats DeQueen 19 to 0 in football clash
DeQueen High School suffered a 19 to 0 defeat at Texarkana boosting Hope football prospects. Hope faces DeQueen next Friday after Ashdown’s 1 to 0 win over Magnolia. Community fair attendance and a local juniors’ event are noted with families attending before the holiday.
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Magnolia A and M Muleriders Triumph Over Texarkana Junior College
Magnolia A and M Muleriders overwhelmed Texarkana Junior College 12 to 0 at the Southwest Arkansas Fair. Magnolia displayed strong backfield play led by Cottingham and Brown, with robust line performance and key second-half scores. Texarkana struggled against Magnolia's offense and faced penalties and interceptions as the game ended with Magnolia in control.
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Texarkana
Mitch Cottingham
Bill Brown
Magnolia A, & M. Muleridecs
Texarkana Junior College
Southwest Arkansas Fair—Magnet Ia
Columbia County Boys Pantheta
RC. Walker
Texdarken Hulldogs
Ub Guned
Anon Cie Magnoglia
Barger
AL & M
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