Giants and Yankees Renew Historic World Series Spirit
The 1920s era rivalry between the New York Giants and the Yankees is recalled, detailing past battles, pennant chases, and World Series clashes. It notes managers McGraw and Huggins, later Terry and McCarthy, and outlines pre series tensions, venue debates, and press arrangements as both clubs prepare for another fierce showdown.
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Bill Terry
Joe McCarthy
New Stadium and Reddies Build Up for 1926 Season
Henderson State College Reddies coach Edan Sudduth enters the second week of football practice optimistic about a strong team. Hoygood Stadium was dedicated Friday prior to the opener with Magnolia A. M. Muleriders as the roster blends nine lettermen with several promising newcomers. Captain Red McLarty leads a deep backfield with sub-captain Tom Cook and other returnees reshaping positions. New transfers from the College of the Courts and several rookies bolster the squad, including Houston and Miller from Ozarks. The schedule opens September 25 at Arkadelphia against Magnolia A&M, with other games set through November 26 against Delta State and Arkansas Tech, among others.
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Carthage
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Jack Tener
Hope
Urban Phillips
Harrisburg
R. C. Kennedy
Nelson Rainey
Beebe
Hart Tatum
Stamps
Dick Thorn
College of the ‘Courts
Sudduth
C. L. Houston
Gordon Houston
Paul Miller
Ruffing to Start World Series Game One for Yankees
Charles Herbert Ruffing the 32 year old right hander will start the opening game for the New York Yankees as the 1936 World Series begins. Ruffing is enjoying his best season since 1932 and led the American League with 190 strikeouts that year while with Ruppert Rifles.
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Standings and Scores Amid Rainy Day Baseball
The standings show Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh with tight margins as results roll in. Rain canceled St Louis at Chicago, while Philadelphia and Boston push toward even records. New York and Washington post high scores amid a lively subway Series atmosphere despite Babe Ruth's absence.
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Repairs Helped Giants to Victory in Center Field
In a World Series outlook piece by George Tucker, the New York Giants’ demise is traced to a faltering center line. The column notes centerfield instability in 1934 and 1945, with Davis, Leiber, Ripple, and Whitehead bolstering defense and offense. Bartell and Parmelee reshaped the keystone combination to restore form and momentum.
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Lumberjacks Beat L A Grocers In High Scoring Thriller
The Williams Lumber company beat Watson Grocery of Little Rock 5 to 4 at Fair Park. Ralph Pate pitched shutout innings as Hope rallied, taking a one run lead in the seventh before Little Rock tied it in the eighth and Hope answered with three runs in the eighth. Pate preserved the win with a strong ninth inning while Passierh and Walls starred for the visitors.
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Black Draught Vegetable Laxative Ad
The ad extols Black Draught as a popular purely vegetable laxative. It claims plant leaves are dried to preserve them naturally and ground to deliver medicine directly to the digestive system, relieving constipation and offering economical value at 25 cents per package, lasting about two days.
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