Detroit Tigers Clinch World Title In Thrilling Series
Detroit celebrates as Mickey Cochrane's Tigers defeat the Cubs 4 to 3 in game six to win the world series 4 games to 2. Goose Goslin drives the decisive hit, prompting citywide revelry with horns, ticker tape, and cheers from 48,420 fans. The victory ends a 28-year wait and marks Detroit's first world championship.
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Eaglebeak
Goose Goslin
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Goslin
Servie Tt
New York Yankees
Cubs
Pirates
Dizzy Dean
George Moriarty
Rawhide
Tommy Bridges
Lonnie Warneke
Larry French
Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Stanley Hack
Aneie Galan
Frank Demaree
Bill Lee
Hank Greenberg
French
Bridges
Gold beneath dirt and seas shapes strange facts
Strange as it seems by John Hix notes gold exists in ordinary dirt and in sea water though profitability depends on extraction costs. It cites gold in ores including iron and silver, and mentions a 1882 Gulf Stream wind that nearly wiped out tilefish, with survivors found by 1900. Tomorrow, Railroad of the Dead.
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Joan
Gulf
Tigers Cubs tight game ends with no seventh game
In a see saw baseball contest the Tigers and Cubs traded leads from first to ninth. Cochrane Gehringer and Fox produced early runs while Herman and Billy Herman answered with a homer and tied it late. Moriarty’s calls at third base fuelled dispute as Cochranes ninth inning threat fell short.
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Charlie Gehringer
Pete Fox
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Bill Judges
Augie Galan
Herman
Billy Herman
Bill Rogell
Mary Owen
Moriarty
Cardinals win as Dean beats Rowe in 4-3 game
The Associated Press recounts a 4-3 victory where Paul Dean won his second game against Schoolboy Rowe. Dean struck out Cochrane, who was hospitalized for cuts after the incident. The report notes historical contexts of World Series matches and broader classifieds readership.
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Athletica
Kansas State Focuses on Recovery After Defeat
Manhattan Kansas October 8 Kansas State College Wildcats aim to erase a 3 0 loss to Fort Hays through hard work and prep for Friday night game against Marquette in Milwaukee Coach Wesley Fry blamed overconfidence for the defeat praising Fort Hays and preserving the same lineup with sophomores to be tested Red Elder and Don Flenthrope expected to return from injuries for the Marquette game.
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Marquette
Milwaukee
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Maurice “Red” Elder
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Bowling Elks Fight In Low-Scoring Tie
In a 6 to 6 deadlock Elks and El Dorado battled to a draw while Menger and Underwood led scoring with high game marks. Former Lions star Charles Bonebrake, now at Parsons Junior College, scored six points for his team in last week's contest.
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Alteration of Football Rule Promises Wide Open Play This Season
New rule interpretation allows a ball carrier to pass or run until the whistle, even when tackled, enabling more lateral and forward passes. Experts foresee a rugby-like, open style with receivers masked for space, and coaches note potential risks but expect more dynamic offense and exciting play this season.
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Bill) Spaulding
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Los Angeles
Wild at Detroit Tigers win crowds panic park
Detroit crowds roar as manager Mickey Cochrane scores the championship run. Fans sprint toward the dugout shout for Goose Goslin, police form rings around the field and officers guard the home plate while concessionaires sell memorabilia. Goslin finally appears and fans disperse.
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Mickey Cochrane
Goose
Tiger
Bengals
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Cochrane
Missouri Valley Elevens Prepare for Hard Games
Des Moines reports Drake plans to meet Ohio State at its own game next Saturday and attack with new backs and forwards. Other Valley teams detail scrimmages and drills as they prep for non conference bouts, including Washington University vs Southern Methodist, Tulsa vs Texas Christian, Grinnell vs Grinnell offense balance, Topeka Ichabods refining ball handling, Creighton vs Rice, and Oklahoma A and M facing Detroit University with injuries in play.
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Francis Schmidt
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Missouri Valley
Jimmy Conzelman
Washington University
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St. Louis
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Lester Watt
Grinnell Pioneers
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Ichabods
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St. Benedicts
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Marchie Schwartz
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Houston
Tex
Tom Hanley
Detroit University
Detroit
Grads for coaches at Nebraska football program
Five of University of Nebraska coaching staff are former Huskers led by Dana X. Bible with Ed Weir and Lawrence Ely among eight coaches directing players this season. The group includes Roy Lyman, W H Browne, Franklin Meier, Harold Petz, Henry Schulte, and others, all former Cornhuskers.
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University of Nebraska
Ed Weir
Lawrence Ely
Nebraska
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Ely
Dana X. Bible
Roy “Link” Lyman
W. H. Browne
Franklin Meier
Harold Petz
Henry Schulte
Jayhawkers In Shape for Michigan State Clash
A Blue Monday practice at Memorial stadium showed near full Jayhawker strength ahead of the important trip to East Lansing. Stokey was the lone absent injured halfback. Hargiss noted a strong, improving roster and a potential air or ground attack depending on Michigan State’s pace.
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Spartans
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Talk Over Basketball Start For Kansas Team
Coach F C Allen will meet prospective candidates at 7 30 pm at Robinson gym to discuss early practice starting October 15. Seven lettermen expected include Milton Allen Ray Ebling Francis Kappelman Ray Noble Paul Rogers Wilmer Shaffer and Al Wellhausen with several promising sophomores also in the mix.
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Notable exits thin a college basketball team roster
Among them being Marvin Cox Newton Haverstock Noel Stuart Grant Barcus Dean Coleman Frank Tennes Dalton Sanders and Rodney Chaplin. Three men are lost to the team this year by graduation. Dick Wells center who was honorary captain last year Gordon Gray guard and Bob Osler forward. Kansas finished second in the Bir Six standings last year.
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Noel Stuart
Grant Barcus
Dean Coleman
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Rodney Chaplin
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Big Six grapples with warmup upsets this season
Kansas State, Iowa State, and Missouri found minor opponents tough as Big Six teams open schedules with major tests. Kansas State lost to Fort Hays 8–0, Iowa State tied Cornell College 6–6, and Missouri narrowly beat Warrensburg 7–0 while Nebraska and Oklahoma impressed with strong wins over Chicago and Colorado respectively.
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Jayhawkers rout St Benedicts 42 to 0 in rugged win
The Jayhawkers defeated St Benedicts 42 to 0 but suffered more injuries than in the Notre Dame game. Big Six teams face non conference foes this week with only one minor opponent. Iowa State faces upper Jows after a rough prior minor bout. rest of the conference matches include Minnesota Marquette Michigan State Texas and Colorado. Players guard quirks noted from field rituals and superstition.
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Goose Goslin Named World Series Hero in Roundup
New York reports Goose Goslin as the World Series hero while Joe Cronin plans a third base move for the Red Sox next season. Duke coach Wallace Wade has guided three teams to the Rose Bowl with no defeats.
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Goose Goslin
Joe Cronin
Rec Sox
Bill Werher
Duke
Sassing
Wallace Wade
Charlton Publishes 1000 KU Sport Calendars in Push
Glenn E Charlton, president of Charlton Insurance, prints one thousand University of Kansas athletic calendars for distribution to Kansas and Missouri. The calendar features KU coaching staff photos, Chancellor Lindley Landon and stars Glenn Cunningham and James Bausch, plus 1925 36 and 87 KU football schedules and Collins Cunningham track records. Copies go to Big Six schools conference colleges Kansas high schools rail and bus stations 39 chambers of commerce and 340 Charlton agents, with many to Kansas City. A new Tulane grid clinic drew 7000 fans including 3500 women. coach Ted Cox calls it a step toward educating fans on finer points of football.
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H. Lindley
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