Boxers Swap as Myers Injured Infected Cut Forces Sub
Legion boxing show at Chicago's Armory loses Spug Myers to a bad cut over his right eye from a Cincinnati bout. George Kerwin, 22, arrives as substitute in a late feature, impressing Greene and fans with solid slugging and ringside work after under two years as a pro.
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Major Greene
Armory
Spug Myers
Billy Rose
Legion
Vincent Hambright
Cincinnati
Myers
George Kerwin
Chicago
Welter
Kerwin
Arcade Gym
Kern
Armando Santiago
Talking It Over With Joe William S Sharkey and Loughran Rivalry
In New York on September 30, a discussion on the Sharkey Loughran fight notes Loughran’s surprising following and selling power. Analysts cite past bouts including Braddock and Dempsey, stressing mind pictures and odds misreadings, with Sharkey as a probable favorite before Braddock’s exposure.
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New York
Sharkey
Loughran
James J. Braddock
Dempsey
Tunney
Philadelphia
Old Man Mauler
Braddock
Joe Sekura
Pete Latzo
Leo Lomski
Armand Emanuel
Lomski
Emanuel
Tommy
Bostonian
Baseball Calendar and Result Snippets Across Leagues
Recap of American Association, National and American League games with scores. Includes first and second games from multiple matchups in Kansas City Milwaukee Columbus and Louisville, plus details of pitchers and batters. Also notes a second game called due to fire and a list of today’s games.
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American Association
Kansas City
Eng
McCurdy
Day
I Rabb
Tate and Devormer
Murray and Angier
Lumbus
Johnny Van Ryn Defeated Twice in Coast Finals
The Pacific Southwest tennis tourney finals in Los Angeles Sunday saw John Van Ryn lose the men's singles to Johnny Doeg 8-10 7-5 8-6 8-6 and, with Wilmer Allison, drop the doubles crown to Neal Brown and Bobby Sellers 10-8 4-6 8-6 8-6. Betty Nuthall won the women's singles over Mrs. L A Harper 8-6 7-5. Other titles went to Mrs. B C Covell and Mrs. Shepard-Barron. England won the women's doubles and Mrs. Shepard-Baron with Berkley Bell won mixed doubles.
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Ov Times
Los Angeles
John van Ryn
Princeton
Johnny Doeg
Wilmer Allison
Neal Brown
Bobby Sellers
California
van Ryn
Allison
United States
Betty Nuthall
England
L. A. Harper
San Francisco
B. C. Covell
Yale Signs Dr. Wilde as Advisory Coach
Yale head coach Mal Stevens announced Dr. John W. Wilce former Ohio State football coach will serve as advisory coach for the Yale football squad this week in New Haven Connecticut.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
John W. Wilce
Ohio State
Yale
Mal Stevens
Frame Drives Winner In Twenty Mile Auto Race
Fred Frame of Los Angeles won the twenty mile race at Woopbridge New Jersey in 16 minutes 16 seconds driving a Miller Special.
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United Preas
Meehan Seeks Punter to Replace Ken Strong at NYU
Coach Chick Meehan will spend this week trying to develop a punter to fill the vacancy left by Ken Strong on the New York University football eleven.
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United Press
NEW York
Chick Meehan
New York University
Ken Strong
Bush to Manage White Sox Two-Year Deal
Eddie Ash reports United Press confirms Ownie Bush signed a two year contract to manage the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park. Bush vows to build a winning club, cites good young talent, and plans winter deals while praising Chicago as a great ball town and his return to the American League.
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Eddie Ash
Times
Ownie Bush
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
United Press Today
Peppery Pilot
Pittsburgh
Comiskey
Sox
Bush
Indianapolis
North Walcott Street
White Sox
Charles Comiskey
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
The
Cincinnati Captures Amateur Trophy In A 4 2 Win
Cincinnati defeated Dayton 4 to 2 to win the Class A championship of the National Amateur Baseball Federation at West Baden Indiana. The trophy was presented by President E R Barnard of the American League.
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West Baden
Ind
Cincinnati
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Dayton
E. R. Barnard
Little World Series to Open in Kansas City Oct 2
Kansas City defeats Indianapolis to win the A A title and will meet Rochester, International League champion, in the little world series opener in Kansas City on October 2. A list of players and positions follows the standings with Nelson Yarmouth Murray Knothe Fette Rhonda Nichol son Tucker Leeds Grigsby Peters Gerken Sheehan Kuhel Spurgeon Day Zwilling Angley Davis Wamby.
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Nelson
Yarmouth
Murray
Knothe
Fette
Rhonda
Nicholson
Tucker
Leeds
Grigsby
Peters
Gerken
Sheehan
Kuhel
Spurgeon
Day
Zwilling
Thomas
Angley
Davis
Wamby
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Rochester
Indians Take First Division Finish In Closed Association Schedule
Bruno Betzel's Indians win two and lose one in St Paul to seal a first division berth finishing fourth. Elmer Ambrose wins 6 1 on Saturday, Walter Wolf starts Sunday, and George Payne joins from Wichita Falls with cash and a future player. Four umpires named for the Kansas City Rochester junior world series.
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Indianapolis
E Layne
Ery Warstler
Monahan
Ib Barnhart
If Bejima
Rf Riddle
Cc Connolly
Judd
Wolf
Nccsecsenesa
Rogell
Zumbro
St. Paul
Ted Taba
Hartave
Roettger
Layne
Warster
Chapman
Riddle
Connolly
Y van Atta
Atta van Atta
Warstler
Van
Vantta
Hargrave
Zuminnings Bro
van Atta
Ee Ue
Goetz
Indianapolis AB
Riffe
If Reseeves
Belma
Sprinz
Davis
Koenecke
Cooke
Fenner
Hopkins Roettger
Hopkins
Roettge
McCarter
Hall
Connally
Daney
Itcher
Rue
Bruno Betzel
Indians
Elmer Ambrose
Betzelites
Walter Wolf
Saints
Kansas City
Ted McGrew
Larry Goetz
Association
Finneran and Carroll
Rochester
Dempsey Opens Boxing Promoter Night in Chicago
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will promote a card in Chicago on Wednesday night. Headlining is welterweight champion Jackie Fields versus Vince Dundee, with a strong supporting lineup. Dempsey’s personal arena appearance is blamed for large advance ticket sales.
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United Press
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jackie Fields
Vince Dundee
Dempsey
Baseball Hall of Fame era city leaders list
A fragmented OCR list names major baseball stars and teams. Included are Babe Ruth and the Yankees, Mel Ott and the Giants, Chuck Klein of the Phillies, Hack Wilson of the Cubs, Rogers Hornsby of the Cubs, Lou Gehrig of the Yankees, Jimmy Foxx and Lefty O’Doul with the Athletics and Don Hurst of the Phillies. The text appears as a partial roster or rankings with stray characters.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Melvin Ott
Giants
Chuck Klein
Philies
Hack Wikson
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
al Simmons
Lefty O'Doul
Phillies
Don Hurst
Blues and Wings Begin World Series Action in Kansas City
Kansas City Blues, champions of the 1929 American Association, host the Rochester Red Wings in the junior world series opener at Muehlebach Field. Games scheduled Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday with Rochester to follow in Rochester on October 8 if needed.
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EET
Kansas City Blues
Edward
Dutch) Zwilling
K. C. Aggregation
United Press
Kansas City
Muehlebach Field
A. A
Blues
Red Wings
Rochester
Muehlbach Field
Toledo Hens
O'Doul and Fonseca Lead Major League Batting Races
Frank O'Doul of the Phillies and Lou Fonseca of Cleveland led the majors in batting. O'Doul stood at .395 with a one point edge over Babe Herman, while Fonseca at .373 led Al Simmons by six points. Standings show the two leaders atop their leagues.
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Pre Yan" York
Frank
Lefty) O’doul
Phillies
Lou Fonesca
Cleveland
O'Doul
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Fonseca
al Simmons
Berg Favored In Ten Round St Nicholas Bout
Jack Kid Berg the English lightweight is listed as a 2 to 1 favorite to beat Phil Mc Graw the Detroit Greek in tonight’s ten round bout at the St Nicholas arena in New York on September 30.
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United Press
New York
Jack
Kid) Berg
Phil McGraw
Detroit
St. Nicholas Arena
Indiana Notre Dame Tilt Opens Big Ten Weekend Slate
Indiana faces Notre Dame in Bloomington as the Big Ten opens a weekend of conference games. Illinois hosts Kansas at Urbana while Wisconsin plays Colgate in Madison and Minnesota meets Coe at Minneapolis. Northwestern faces Butler at Evanston and Michigan meets Michigan State in Ann Arbor with Ohio State set to play Wittenberg in Columbus. Purdue hosts Kansas Aggies at Lafayette as Chicago Maroons start versus Beloit.
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Paul King
United Press
Chicago
Bloomington
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame Irish
Indiana
Memorial Stadium
Wabash
Ohio University
Ramblers
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Kansas University
Urbana
Illini
Kansans
Wisconsin
Colgate
Madison
Spears
Minnesota
Coe College
Minneapolis
Gophers
Northwestern
Patsy Clark
Butler
Evanston
Towa
Monmouth College
Iowa City
Pape
Star
Iowa
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Wolverines
Michigan State
Ann Arbor
Ohio State
Wittenberg
Columbus
Purdue
Boilermakers
Kansas Aggies
Jimmy Phelan
Lafayette
Pest Welch
Chicago Maroons
Beloit
Ohio U And Indiana Central Supply Early Grid Upsets
Ohio University defeated Indiana Central 7 to 0 at Muncie as Brenneman returned a punt for 70 yards and Central added the extra point. Ball Teachers College fell to Indiana Central 7 to 0 at Muncie in a hot stoppage game, while De Pauw routed Manchester 31 to 13 at Greencastle.
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Ohio
Indiana
Ball Teachers College
Muncie
Brenneman
Maze
Rose Poly
Franklin
Grizzlies
de Pauw
Manchester
Greencastle
Chapman
Kilgore
Chesters
Earlham
Miami
John Carroll
Cleveland
Valparaiso
Central Normal
Danville
Dayton University
Dayton Crew
Cookmen
Feminine Stars Begin Play for U. S. Title Over Difficult Links
About 100 top women golfers started the national championship at Oakland Hills Detroit amid a very tough course. Defending champ Glenna Collett led favorites with driving power, while Helen Hicks and Maureen Orcutt also tracked for victory. An 18 hole qualifying round was held with 32 players advancing to match play. Rain thickened the fairways and slowed play as the event began.
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Bert Demby
United Press
Detroit
Oakland Hills
St. Louis
Glenna Collett
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
New York
O. S Hill
Kansas City
Kathlen Wright
Harry Pressler
California
Gregg Lifar
Los Angeles
Chicago
van Wie
Wilson
Collett
Glenna
Orcutt
Hicks
Big Ten Athletic Arbitrator Dies
Professor George A. Goodenough of the University of Illinois died at 61 in Urbana heart disease. He chaired the Western Conference faculty committee on athletics and led the Big Ten eligibility board and had served as Big Ten arbitrator for twenty three years.
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Px Times
Urbana
Ill
George A. Goodenough
University of Illinois
Western Conference
Big Ten
Goodenough
Indiana high school football scores from weekend games
Saturday results show Wabash 21 over Manual 24 at Indianapolis Park, with several Indiana teams posting varied scores. Notable outcomes include Peru 31 over Rochester 0, Elkhart and La Porte deadlocked 0, Kokomo 26 over Marion, Logansport 54 over Noblesville, and Brazil 19 over Garfield Terre Haute 20.
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Manual
Indianapolis
Park School
Rightstown
Columbus
Rushville
Peru
Rochester
Elkhart
la Porte
Muncie
Newcastle
Stie
Froeber
Gary
East Chicago
Mooseheart
Emerson ‘Garr
Libbey
Toledo
Horace Mann
Central
Evansville
Princeton
de la Salle
Chicago
Catholic Central
Hammond
Anderson
Morton
Richmond
Gille
Gerfield
Terrs Haute
Brazil
Kokomo
Marion Linton
Bloomfield
Logansport
Noblesville
Parses
Connersville
Amherst
Connecticut Aggies
Alabama
Mississippi College
Army
Boston University
U. AkTon
Toleao
Atliantic Christian
Campbell
Asprigat
Cooper Union
Allegueny
Geneva
Asaiana
Denance
Arkansas
Ozark
Balawin Wallace
Bowling Green
Penics
North Texas
Veacners
Boston College
Catholic U
Brignam
wWwevaua
Bucknell
Thomas
Calforma
Santa Clara
Carnegie Tech
Bethany
Uase
Knalay College
Centenary
Chattanooga
Jurman
Uincinnag
West Virginia
Duquesne
Sappery Rock
O. Borusam
Westminster
Rorina
Southern Colege
Gettysburg
Loyola
O. Grove City
Aarian
Georgetown
Mt. St. Mary's
Goleaga
Stensburg Normal
Hampuersyden
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Helnesperg
Olivet
V. Kenderson Brown
Mississippi A
Two Teens Admit Piracy Attempt to Fund World Series Trip
Benny Felci and Pas quayle Errechielo both 16 confessed to piracy to raise funds for World Series games in Philadelphia. Police said the pair took a government skiff from Staten Island and rowed to a steamer, damaging a vessel engine and fittings valued at about $1,000.
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United Press
York
Benny Felci
Pasquayle Errechielo
Philadelphia
St. George
Staten Island
College Grid Results Saturday Across Many Colleges
A bulk of college football results are listed with scores for Butler Illinois Wesleyan Indiana Wabash Ohio U Indiana Central Muncie Danville Normal and many more including Valparaiso DePauw Earlham and Miami. Numerous teams posted lopsided victories from Johns Hopkins to Oregon and Washington.
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State College Butler
Illinois Wesleyan
Indiana
Wabash
Ohio U
Indiana Central
Muncie Ball Teach
John Carroll
Valparaiso
de Pauw
North Manchester
Miami
Earlham
Franklin
Rose Poly
Barton
Danville Normal
Waynesburg
Swarthmore
Drexel
Rutgers
Providence
Renssaeler
Long Island
Tempie
Tapiel
Rochester
Wesleyan
Springfield
Brown
South Carolina
Erskine
Southern California
University of California
Los Angeles
Springfeld College
City Bowling Association to set selection as league meetings proceed
Officials of the City Bowling Association meet alley owners at the Hotel Lincoln to decide selection of alleys for the upcoming city tournament with possible November start and a holiday season shift. Top bowlers include John Naughton with a 732 series and Jess Pritchett at 644 while teams like Doctors and Prima Beverage win three from Barkeepers Friend and Coca Cola in the St ee No. 1 league.
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City Bowling Association
Lincoln
Doctors
Prima Beverage
Barkeepers
Coca-Cola
Allopers
Outlaws
Geisen Products
Michaelis Builders
Jess Pritchett
Dallas Steers tie Dixie series with 6 5 win over Birmingham
Dallas Steers, Texas League champions, rallied for four in the ninth but fell one run short in a 6 5 victory over Birmingham of the Southern Association. The deciding play at the plate was ruled close.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Steers
Birmingham
Ludolp
Heene y to Quit Ring After Defeat by Cam Eying
Times Special New York report says Tom Heeney will retire from boxing after losses to Victorio Camacho and George Hoffman, marking the last man to face Tunney's era. Heenery is described as a large New Zealand fighter ending his prize ring career.
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Times
New York
Victorio Campolo
George Hoffman
Tom Heeney
Tunney
New Zealans
Infantry Polo Team Wins Cup at Fort Benjamin Harrison
The Eleventh Infantry defeated Third Artillery 11 goals to 7 in the Samuel B. Sutphin trophy final at Ft. Benjamin Harrison on Sunday. Artillery had a 3 goal handicap but could not stop the champions who previously beat them in a tourney match. Mrs. Sutphin presented the trophy. duplicates went to each rider. Winning riders were Lt. C. W. D. Canham, Lt. Robert L. Delaney, Capt. James Gammon, and Capt. C. H. Wilson.
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Eleventh Infantry
Third Artillery
Samuel B. Sutphin
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Artillery
C. W. D. Canham
Robert L. Delaney
James Gammon
C. H. Wilson
Cummings Captures National Dirt Track Title at Local Speedway
Bill Cummings of Indianapolis won the national dirt track automobile racing championship at a Kentucky speedway. Ira Hall of Terre Haute finished second, Johnnie Boyd of Tulsa third, and Howdy Wilecox of Indianapolis fourth. Twenty miles completed in 19 minutes 27.2 seconds.
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Ryu United
Louisville
Bill Cummings
Indianapolis
Ira Hall
Terre Haute
Johnnie Boyd
Tulsa
Okla
Howdy Wilecox
Four Mat Clashes At Cable Tabernacle Card
The opening wrestling card at the Cable Tabernacle features Chet McCauley and Arthur Craig in a signings match. Other bouts include Wilbur Thom vs Gus Kallio Joe Parelli vs Arthur Ray George Baltzer vs Dick Routt and a Kallio Thom finish match two out of three falls. The opener starts at 8 30 p m.
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Chet McCauley
Arthur Craig
Cable Tabernacle
Wilbur Thom
Gus Kallio
Joe Parelli
Arthur Ray
George Baltzer
Dick Routt
Kallio
Thom
Terris Set To Battle Loayza At Madison Square Garden
Sid Terris prepares for a return bout against Stanislaus Loayza at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. The former challenger aims to string together wins after successive knockout losses to Jimmy McLarnin and Ray Miller.
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United Prera
New York
Madison Square Garden
Sid Terris
Stanislaus Loayza
Jimmy McLarnin
Ray Miller
Terris
College Cubs to Meet Tonight at Pall Creek
College Cubs Juniors will meet tonight at 8 p m at Pall Creek. All players and tryouts must attend. For formation call Washington 0267, ask for ck.
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College Cubs
Pall Creek
Washington
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