Cubs Press Cardinals For Lead In Ten-Inning Set
The Cubs beat the Cardinals 13 to 10 in ten innings as both teams committed nine errors and used nine pitchers. Pepper Martin pulled off an unassisted double play and the Giants rallied to a 13 to 10 win over the Cardinals in extra frames. Detroit extended the lead in the American League by beating the Yankees 13 to 5, while the Athletics enjoyed 19 hits in a 9 to 4 win over the White Sox.
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Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Dean
New York
Frank Gabler
Pepper
Pepper Martin
Bill Terry
Cubs
Dodgers
George Earnshaw
Brooklyn
Behiind
Larry French
Strange As It Seems Tales of Crime and Long Tail Feathers
A fragmented column discusses Jonathan Swift fabricating a final confession from condemned gangster El Liston and its effect on townsfolk. It notes long tailed Japanese roosters and a Bulgarian revolts using hollowed tree trunks as makeshift cannons, with a preserved example in Sofia.
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Sofia
Jones Drives Sooners in Open Football Preparations
Norman September 14 Capt Lawrence Biff Jones leads Oklahoma football work ahead of the Colorado opener with a 55-man squad in two hour sessions daily. New aides Stidham Erskine Moore refine backs ends while Tom Stidham Young teach line fundamentals. Five line and backfield combinations shown as Jones adjusts pieces for scrimmage readiness.
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Norman
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
Oklahoma
Colorado
Sooners
Jones
Robert
Doc” Erskine
Lawrence
Jap" Haskell
Frank “Spee” Moore
Louisiana State
Tom Stidham
Paul Young
Altho
Stidham
Erskine
Moore
Harris
Cox
Ellsworth
Cason
Ahrens
Little
Parks
Smith
Willis
Brown
Wheeler
Ellis
Montgomery
Conkright
Bridges
Miskovsky
Gilbert
Tennyson
Walker
Beck
McDonnald
Anderson
Ware
Este
Short
Ball
Farquhar
Sprinkle
Cutschall
Bell
Brockman
Milam
May
Ward
Hubbard
Francis
A. Corrotto
Breeden
Corbatt
Hewes
Boudreau
Baer
Poynor
Graham
Robinson
Robertson
Huddleston
Nemecek
Dowd
Merrell
Steinbeck
G. Corrotto
Fuqua
Parrish
Stars Shine in Slugfest Across Majors
Hank hit his thirty fifth home run with a double and single, driving in two and scoring four as the Yankees won. Frank andrt doubled and drove in runs for the Giants in a relief effort to keep pace with the Dodgers. Roger Cramer starred for the Athletics with a perfect day at the plate including a double and three singles against the White Sox. Walter Hitcher and Sam Byrd of the Reds combined for eight hits as Hitcher shut down the Braves and Burl scored on a double. Durty Cooke and Tren Lary powered the Red Sox, Browns collected five hits in a doubleheader, while the Cubs and Phillies split in a tight day of action.
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Yankees
Detroit
Lou Gehrig
Athletics
White Sox
Red Sox
St. Louis
Wes Ferrell
Browns
Washington
Indians
Curt Davis
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Walter Hilcher
Toronto
Braves
Ed Brandt
eUharcentea
Hank
Frank Anter
Giants
Swaan
Cardinals
Roger Cramer
Walter Hitcher
Sam Byrd
Reds
Hitcher
Bravey
Burl
Greenberg Tops Batting Race as Home Run Lead Stays Narrow
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers surged to the top of the American League batting standings last week, rebounding from fourth to first as Detroit widened its pennant lead. Joe Vosmik of Cleveland dropped to second after losing five points, while Greenberg also clung to the home run lead with his 35th bomb.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Greenberg
Jimmie Foxx
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Tiger
Foxx
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Joe Medvick
St . Louis
Det
Vostaik
Fr Myer
Waehmeter
Gehrig
Phils
Ti ‘Ramer
Ph Wu
Gehringer
Detre
Cachraine
Hetroit
Moses
Vis
I Campbell
RAF
BF Lw
Vaughan
Medwick
Hartnett
Ss Iq
Terry
Embardl Cin
New -York
Lue Su
Moore
Phila
Uva Jensen
Pitt
Bus Mills Joins Dodgers From Oklahoma Star Move
Bus ter Mills, Oklahoma halfback and baseball player famed for a 1981 field goal that helped the West defeat the East 3 to 6, has been sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National League. He will report at once after playing with the Rochester club of the International League.
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Norman
Okla
Buster Mills
Oklahoma
Brooklyn Dodgers
National Baseball League
Witl
Mills
Rochester
Major League Leaders From A Fragmented Box Score List
A garbled OCR summary lists American and National League leaders by team and statistic. Names such as Greenberg Tigers Gehrig Yankees Medwick Cardinals and others appear with runs and RBIs, but the text is incomplete and contains many garbled phrases and misread terms.
Paul Dean Ready to Pitch Amid Fainting Spells
St Louis September 14 Paul Dean of the Cardinals was expected to work against the Giants despite fainting twice at a boxing show. Doctors offered mixed assessments with one calling the attack partly psychic and another warning it would be dangerous to resume pitching quickly. Manager Frisch expressed relief after the hotel examination.
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St. Louis
Paul Dean
Cardinal Witcher
Giants
Dean
Dizzy Dean
Tony Canzoneri
Joe Ghnouly
K. O. Brown
Bat Boy
Brown
Richard Bullard
State Athletic Commission
Ringside Land
Martin F. Kouri
Bullard
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Dr. Kouri
Paul
St Louis Boxing Results Show Mixed Outcomes
Boxing notes from St Louis record Canzoneri as world lightweight champion cutpointed by unclear foe. Armand Sicilia defeats Kilmer on points. Irwin Striebel and Biff Bennett appear in listed bouts with uncertain outcomes. Barney Ross and Cefering Garcia also feature in a fractured recap with conflicting details.
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Tony Canzoneri
Doe Ghrouly
Armand Sicilia
Field
Kilmer
Irwin Striebel
St Lawes
Biff Bennett
Chiciasa
San? Nesseo
Barney Ross
Chiesa Welterneteh
Ett
Cefering
Garcia
Phil Nine Islands
Haskell Hopes for Tough Start vs Detroit in 1940
Haskell's new head coach John Levi and assistant William Gardner drill a 50 man squad, four lettermen, preparing for the October 4 opener at Detroit against the University of Detroit. Key returnees include Richard West, Bill Butler, Delos Batons, and John Carney. The Indians face a light practice window, only two hours daily, and a schedule laden with road games across six of eight contests.
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William Gardner
Haskell
Carlisle
University of Detroit
Detroit
Richard West
Cheyenne
el Reno
Okla
Bill Butler
Cherokee
Porum
Delos Batons
Kiowa
Ft. Cobb
John
Dick Haas
Levi
University of Toledo
Toledo
St. Xavier University
Cincinnati
Drake University
Des Moines
Washburn
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Lawrence
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater
St. Benedict's
Desoto Adds Four Players as New Floor Shines at DeSoto
High Schools DeSoto welcomes Lloyd Brown Robert Midgett Newman Deay and Victor Tobler to Coach Breithaupts football squad former Odd Fellows Junior Twilight leaguer. DeSoto gym floor complete with shining hard maple offers slight give likely to please players. Tonganoxie football drills through season opener at Baldwin Sept 27 with captain Red McCaffrey and 22 players in camp as Eudora Wellsville set to host Eudora next Friday afternoon alumni game postponed due to state rule.
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Breithaupt
Lloyd Brown
Robert Midgett
Newman Deay
Victor Tobler
Odd Fellows
Tonganoxie
Baldwin
Eudors Wellsville
Eudora Nest
Ane
Two Mile Champions to Race in New Orleans Invite
Floyd Lochner of Oklahoma, the national college two mile champion, will compete December 28 in New Orleans at an invitation meet tied to the Sugar Bowl. Also entered are Ray Sears of Butler and Don Lash of Indiana, both noted distance runners.
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Norman
Floyd Lochner
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Lochner
John Jacobs
Sooner
L. di Bendetta
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Ray Sears
Butler
Don Lash
Indiana
Emery Prepares for Putter Duel With Little Emery
In a pivotal Little Amateur final set for Sept 14, 23-year-old Walter Emery of Oklahoma faces 7-William Lawson Little Jr., the San Francisco prodigy seeking a second straight Little Slam. Emery, riding a five-day run of par-busting play and a hot putter, vows to challenge the undefeated champion as the poker-faced ace eyes the final.
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Walter Emery
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Preswick
Brookline
St. Anne's
Cleveland
Emery
Joe Lynch
Little
yPeaten Emery
Bobby Jones
Lynch
Blues and Columbus Battle for Third in Tight Race
Chicago September 14 The Blues and Columbus Red Birds heatedly contend for the American Association third place bonus of 1900 as Columbus led by margins tightens while Kansas City overcame Toledo. The Blues defeated Minnesota twice in a doubleheader, piling 13 hits off Perrin and Kean in a 1 to 2 win, while Columbus hammered Toledo with 18 hits.
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Jeff
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City Blues
White Heat
Blues
Columbus
Minnesol Mile
Red Birds
Toledo
Bill Perrin
Belve Kean
Alta Col Roledo
Vinland Girls Triumph Over Osage City Team 10 7
The Vinland girls beat Osage City by 10 to 7 in a softball game at Osage City yesterday, described as featuring a hard-hitting Osage team. Vinland schedules next games against Kansas City Kan on the Reusch diamond tomorrow at 4 PM, a return match with Osage City at Vinland Sunday, and the season finale at the Vinland fair on September 28.
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Reusch
Vinland Fair
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Cities
A garbled brief reports yesterday results across leagues with scattered team names and scores. Mentions Kansas City Minneapolis Philadelphia Brooklyn and Boston with partial outcomes and unclear standings.
Wrestling Upset Highlights Giants of Ring Action
The match featured notable wrestlers including Mahoney and Sonnenberg with recent bouts and claims of eliminations. Stars from Los Angeles to Dallas competed as heavyweights and lightweights in a dramatic night, with several fall decisions and fouls noted.
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Mahoney
Trelane
Siete Tel
Gus Sonnenberg
Foston
Sonnenberg
Rink
Chief Little Wolf
Los Angeles
Dallas
Texacinmiti
Rverett Marshall
la Mole
Hans Schwabe
Germany
Schnable
Marstall
Faurot Demands Proof From Missouri Freshmen Scrimmage
At Kansas City on September 14 Coach Don Faurot tests Missouri players in scrimmages with mixed veterans sophomores and recruits to prove ability beyond last year’s letters. Big Six peers like Kansas State Nebraska Oklahoma Iowa State also held early drills emphasizing speed and fierceness.
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Kansas City
Don Fauroet
University of Missouri
Faurot
Wes Fry
Kansas State Wildcats
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
Oklahoma Sooners
Raphael Boudreau
Bill Breeden
Iowa State
George Veenker
Pro Tennis Semifinals Set in Brooklyn Terrace Club
New York reports the national tennis championships reaching the semifinals with Bill Tilden and Karel Kozeluh favored to reach the final. Tilden facing George Lott and Kozeluh likely to meet Lester Stoefen, while radio politics mix with cultural appeals in Belem. Kreuger’s luxury limousine from 1932 sale listing notes a $2,200 price versus its $20,000 original cost.
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Terrace Club
Brooklyn
Bill Tilden
Karel Kozeluh
Tilden
George Lott
Kozeluh
Lott
Lester Stoefen
Kreuger
Paris
Ivar Kreuger
Roda
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