Near Perfect pitching by Grimes and Earnshaw in world series
St. Louis observers praise Grimes and Earnshaw for dominant pitching in the world series game Monday. Burleigh’s key eighth inning escape, two misplays by Dykes and Haas noted, cardinals' defense praised, A’s still favored but not out of danger.
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Grimes
Earnshaw
Burleigh
Jimmy Foxx
Cardinals
George
Watkins
Connie
A’s
Jimmy Dykes
Gelbert
Bishop
Mule Haas
Wilson
Bill Hallahan
Bill
Gabby Street
Christy Walsh
Talking It Over Talking It Over By Joe Williams
A baseball column discusses the Athletics and Cardinals in a winter long showdown on Spalding Reach. McGillicuddy's strategy, Joe Foxx's homer, and Ben Grimes's pitching shape a tense series while profits and magnates, Smith McBrides, and Ruppert are noted for their roles in the sport and its finances.
Fifth World Series Game Attendance and Receipts Figures
United Press reports official figures for game five in the world series. Attendance 58,844 with receipts 165,987 dollars. Each club earned 2.27 and each league 35,272.20. Commissioner’s share 24,898.05.
Cubs Triumph In Ninth To Clinch City Baseball Title
Chicago Cubs score three runs in the ninth to beat the White Sox 6 to 4 and capture the Chicago city championship. Attendance 16,729. Petty picks up the win, Braxton the loss as Cubs complete a 4-2 series win and a Northeast division brag.
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Wilson
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Pothergill
Local Ten Pin Pastimers Spark Wartime League Wins
James led Misfits to a two time victory over U M C in the Reformed church series on Pritchett drives with games of 189 214 and 236 for a 639 total. Cooper added a 623 series with 202 210 211. Bell Telephone League saw Commercial edge Western Electric in a three game sweep. Maintenance was noted in the end.
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Composite Box Score from the 1930 World Series First Five Games
The composite box score lists A. T. T. and Engineers winning two games from Construction Traffic and Auditors while Perfection Pin defeated Eisemann Searles for tee games. Enarco G. J. and R. V. Law also win two from Madden-Coppie. Chevrolet Motor and Central Motor Parts win Automotive games at the Hotel Antler alleys.
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United Press ST. Louts
Perfection
Eisemann Searles
Enarco
R. V. Law
Madden-Coppie
Chevrolet Motor
Central Motor Parts
Edwin Ray League triple wins and league totals reported
Edwin Ray League results show a triple win for the Cards from Blues and a two game victory for Gray from Maroon. In the uth Side Business Men's League Edwin Ray scored 3 042 across 1 050 976 1 016 to beat Kas ber Furniture.
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Maroon
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Holy
Holloway Blanchard headline upcoming Hall show at Tomlinson Hall
Red Holloway a junior welterweight faces Reddy Blanchard in a top eight round bout at Tomlinson Hall Cincinnati on Wednesday night. Matt Marsh meets Rosey Kid Baker in another eight rounds. Pat O'Brien vs Dale Smith and Kid Henry vs Hollywood Plash run four rounds each as prelims with bell time at 8 30.
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Reddy Blanchard
Cincinnati
Tomlinson Hall
Matt Marsh
Rosey Kid Baker
Anderson
Pat O'Brien
Dale Smith
Kid Henry
Hollywood Plash
Cage Loop Formed in State League Teams
Indiana Basketball League will meet tonight at Forkner's studio in Anderson. Huntington, Anderson, and Muncie have entered teams. Strauss Says of Indianapolis will face a traveling team. Other invited entrants include Richmond Newcastle Kokomo Frankfort Shelbyville Rushville and Marion.
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Ind
Forkner
Huntington
Muncie
Strauss
Indianapolis
Richmond
Newcastle
Kokomo
Frankfort
Shelbyville
Rushville
Marion
Craig Scores K. O. at Cable Tabernacle
George Craig defeated local heavyweight Burman in the fourth round at Cable Tabernacle. Burman was knocked down in the first and third rounds and Craig remains undefeated for a year. Other results include OConnell over Moore, Nola KO Nicholson, Yeager over Cline, Reid over Smith, and Cash versus Hammer drawn in a busy Monday card promoted by Buck Krause.
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Mat Burman
George Craig
Ft. Harrison
Cable Tabernacle
Burman
Craig
Larry O'Connell
Billy Moore
Bob Nola
Lefty Nicholson
Red Yeager
Blackie Cline
Bob Reid
Allen Smith
Charlie Cash
Charlie Hammer
Buck Krause
Watwood Faces Weeks in Hospital After Injury
Chicago October 7 Johnny Watwood White Sox outfielder and first baseman will be confined to a hospital for several weeks with a four inch fracture of the skull from a line drive pitched by Pat Malone of the Cubs. Watwood exonerated Malone and said he just lost sight of the ball against the crowd background.
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United Press
Chicago
Johnny Watwood
White Sox
Cubs
Kreuscher
Watwood
Pat Malone
Johnny
Malone
Highland Golf Members Meet Annual Meeting and Elections
Highland Golf and Country Club hosts the annual stockholders meeting and stag dinner Saturday at 6 30 p m. The agenda includes season highlights and club champion Pete Shaffer s acknowledgment along with director and membership committee elections for next year. Nominations list directors Elliott Goethe Hartle Keeling Link Simons Peeney Van and committee members Brookbank Consodine Green Morrison Pierson Wuensch.
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Ert CO
Elliott
Goethe
Hartle Keeling
Bensinger and Cox Set For Feature Boxing Bout
Joe Bensinger of Cincinnati a featherweight will clash with Royal Cox of Brightwood in the feature event next Friday night at Riverside. They meet for six rounds with Frankie Sansone opposing Jackie Coogan of Ft. Wayne for four rounds. Four other bouts complete the program.
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Cincinnati
Royal Cox
Brightwood
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Jackie Coogan
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Lambert Selected as District Four Board Member
Principal Robert Lambert of Columbus high school is named by the S H S A R board of control to serve as board member from District four until the election on December 1 and 16. H H Moorer, ex Greenfield principal now at Bedford, resigns due to district changes. New York Oct 7 Blas Rodriguez Mexican bantamweight is KOed in the sixth round by Domenico Bernasconi of Italy after a severe race.
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Times Special
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Italy
Carmel High Trails Noblesville After Thorntown Win
Carmel high school football team travels to Noblesville Friday after crushing Thorntown 40 to 6 on Saturday. Benny Bass of Philadelphia, junior lightweight, lost a ten round decision to Mike Dundee of Rock Island in Davenport. The world championship was not on the line.
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George Manley Wins Unpopular Refer in Tulsa Bout
In Tulsa on Monday George Manley defeated Canadian heavyweight Gaundiar Wht in ten rounds. The card drew mixed reactions as Manley claimed victory in a disputed decision.
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Fourth Season Boxing Opens at Armory Tonight
The fourth season of boxing under local American Legion posts opens at the Armory with a 34 round card. The main event features Jackie Fields of Chicago vs Tommy Jordan of New York in ten rounds. The undercard includes Charley Baxter vs Carl Emrick in eight rounds and four local preliminaries. First bout at 8 30, WEKBF broadcasts at 9 30.
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New York
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Terre Haute
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Clinton
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Cincinnati
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Johnny Fern
Otto Atterson
Evansville
Rush Heise
Indianapolis
George Milligan
George Grammell
Jimmie Cooley
WEKBF
Navy Next Foe for Trish Purdue at Michigan Friday Night
Indiana grid week features Navy at Notre Dame and Purdue at Michigan with Indiana/Oklahoma A and M at Bloomington. Navy visits South Bend for a media-fueled dedication next Saturday as Notre Dame seeks another win. Purdue aims to upset Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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Pat Page
Independent Football Notes Highlight Elwood Clash and Local Practices
Indianapolis Cubs prepare for a Sunday game against the Elwood Tigers at Elwood after a 7 7 tie last fall. Coach Winkler orders mandatory practice for those aiming to make the trip with Wednesday and Friday sessions. Saint Patricks signals drill Wednesday at 8 pm as they seek back field men and a strong opponent for next Sunday. Brightwood and other junior teams seek games while Independent Baseball covers the Coca-Cola Cubs series and Red Wings drives for a seventh win. Renault defeats Hunt in a ten round heavyweight bout in Philadelphia.
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Comeback Chance for Cards in World Series Showdown
World Series midway as the Philadelphia Athletics hold a 3-2 lead over the St. Louis Cardinals. Foxx's ninth inning homer fuels an A's win threat while Gabby Street pledges relief from Hallahan. Grove and Earnshaw anchor pitching as both teams push toward Philadelphia.
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Simm . i
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Grove
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Walberg
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Aggies Drill for Hoosiers in Terre Haute Practice
Oklahoma A&M Coach Lynn Waldorf ran two tough workouts in Terre Haute focusing on passing and aerial work. The Aggies beat Iowa last week and will practice twice daily until Friday before traveling to Bloomington for a game with Indiana University on Saturday.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Lynn Waldorf
Oklahoma Aggies
Iowa
Aggies
Bloomington
Indiana University
Three-Year-Old Champ Gallant Fox Retired
New York Oct 7 Gallant Fox king of the 1930 three year olds and record money winner will be retired immediately by owner William Woodward. He had been entered in Latonia Championship and Hawthorne Gold Cup but was withdrawn and will stand at Claiborne Stud next spring after developing a cough. Fox earned 328 165 during his two and three year old campaigns.
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New York
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DePauw Receives Four Ministers on Tiger Football Squad
DePauw University coach Gaumy Neal says the Tigers will be a good team with four ministers on the squad. Ray Ragsdale of Washington and Dale Baldridge of Corydon earned letters last year, while Edwin Tomlinson of Indianapolis plays center. Ragsdale and Baldridge contribute to expenses by preaching Sundays.
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de Pauw University
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Tiger
Ray Ragsdale
Washington
Dale Stackhouse
Bourbon
Robert Baldridge
Corydon
Edwin Tomlinson
Indianapolis
Ragsdale
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St. Louis Fans Still Back Cards to Capture Honors
St. Louis fans returned to normal life after three close World Series games as the Cardinals faced defeat from Philadelphia. Jimmy Foxx homered with Cochran on base in the ninth to give the Athletics a 2 0 win over the Cardinals in Monday’s game.
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Jimmy Foxx
Burleigh Grimes
Mickey Cochrane
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Ries
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Elwood and Kokomo Share U S Conference Lead
The Indiana high school football conference of fifteen teams sees Elwood and Kokomo tied atop the standings with two wins and no losses. Bloomington Clinton Linton Logansport and New Castle hold 1 0 records, Central Evansville 5 0 Muncie 3 3 Sullivan 1 1 Marion 2 2 Wabash 2 0 and Tech Indianapolis 0 3. Vincennes led the Wabash Valley League until Lawrence HL defeated them 7 0 last Saturday, racialized by heavy wagering on the game and a subdued Cardinal send off amid rain.
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Chicago City Series Statistics Report
Attendance for six games totals 162 918 with receipts 187 647.00. Commissioner’s Share 27 936.98. Clubs’ share 90 713.31 each club’s share 28.00. Players’ share from the first four games totals 25 835.65 to 23 890.43 per player.
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Pedigo Defeats Dilman in Feature at Tomlinson Hall
Blacksmith Pedigo of Louisville won the middleweight feature by taking the first and third falls against Joe Dilman of Akron at Tomlinson Hall Monday night. Purdue coach Leslie Beers and George Baltzer wrestled thirty minutes to no fall. Claude Swindel and Young Montana lasted fifteen minutes to no fall in the openers.
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Louisville
Joe Dilman
Akron
Tomlinson Hall
Leslie
Red) Beers
Purdue
George Baltzer
Salt Lake City
Claude Swindel
Young Montana
Purple Seeks Rescheduled Continentals Game This Weekend
Washington high school officials seek a replacement game for the Continentals after Rensselaer canceled due to injuries from last week's game. The Purple team will play either at home or away on an alternate weekend date depending on availability.
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Washington High School
Rensselaér
Johnny Goodman Loses To Davies In Eight
Times Special reports Johnny Goodman of Toledo is defeated by Willie Davies of Charleroi in an eight round flyweight bout in Toronto.
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Toronto
Johnny Goodman
Toledo
Willie Davies
Charleroi
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