Cubs and Cards Rally Around National Title Debate
Chicago Cubs take lead from St Louis as Lawson Little wins national golf title. Giants defeat Cards in eleventh. Castlemant, Moore, Medwick key with Heusser pitching. St Louis men struggle to hold, but New York wins 11 to 8 in sparse scoring, with Castleman credited for the the key relief.
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Chicago Cubs
Lawson Little Caps
ST Poul
Giants
Loui Amin
Clydell Castlemist
Moore
St. Louis
Ed Heueser
Youncer
Dean
York
St. Loui
Schumacher Stoo. Smith
Castheman
Heusser
Hallahan
P Cit i Dusis
O'Farrell
Medwick
Myatt
Mancuso
J Moore
J. Ce. Rothrock
Leiber
Castleman
T Moore
Urocher
Critz
Bartell Dephiss
J Collins
Lesser
Terry Lett
New York
Sr Lows
J Hevosser
Schumacher
Steut
Coeeman Ib Strouts
Schr Stout
Hallabher
Stout
South
Lin
P. Collins
Rigier Barr Stark
Sears
Hane
Leibe Hops
Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Tight Classic Victory
Brooklyn pitchers toppled Chicago 8 to 2 as Henshaw and Babich held the Chi Sox to scattered hits. Roy Henshaw starred with five runs driven in as Brooklyn pulled ahead in the fourth inning. The game included multiple hits and fielding miscues, with Hagerty and Hartnett contributing for Chicago and Babich pitching well for Brooklyn. The scene shifts to a memorial game featuring old stars, with no players under 40 taking the field.
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Chicago
Seave Brookpitchers
Brestion
Roy Henshaw
Ion
Brooklyn
Root
Hernan
Fuwuak
Hartnett
O'Den
McCarthy R Frey
Bulwer
Lopez
J Tastan
Galan
Herman
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Etrupp
Buener
Katf
Targe
Ted
Boyle
Root Delo Oo
Herman Tatton
Chienaga Lo Bia
Reis Yo
Tireeg
Barr
Munes
Be the Law
Root Wer
Kowaltk
Botwecs
Reis
Wan Piches
Baker
Mann
Umopres Plirman
Puneet Ang Morar
Set
Grisalies
Youngs
Rube” Waddell
Grizzlies
Braves Snap Losing Streak To Beat Reds
Braves halt a slide by defeating the Reds as seven hits in the sixth inning fuel the rally. The game report highlights key plays and players contributing to the win.
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Braves
Reds
Cinginnati
Fat And Forty Boys To Play For Old Pep Today
San Antonio rooted event marks a charity game honoring Ross Youngs eight years after his death. Proceeds fund a marker on Tech Field where Youngs began his rise with Austin and the Texas League, featuring familiar Giants era players and local stars.
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Associated Press
San | Antonio
Pep Youngs
John J. McGraw
National League
San Antonio
Youngs
Tech Field
Electric
Austin
Texas
Old Main Avenue
West Texas Military Academy
Sherman
John
McGraw
Giants
Mickey Doolan
Rochester
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Curley Ogden
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Grizslies
Harry Abels
Minneapolis Millers
Ray Flashhamper
Henderson West Dixie
Tex Wisterzil
Red Whitney
Boston Braves
Pinkey Whitney
Greenberg Takes AL Batting Lead Amid Strong Week
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers surged to first in American League batting after a strong week, edging Jimmie Foxx who trails by two home runs. Vesmik drops to second in the league race as Gehrig and Medwick hold top NL averages and hits totals.
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New York
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Greenberg
Jimmie Foxx
Joe Vesmik
Cleveland
Tiger
Foxx
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Rogers of Lamesa Elected Chairman of Class B Loop
V. Z. Rogers superintendent of Lamesa public schools was elected chairman of the Class B District 5 athletic executive committee at a meeting of school representatives. He fills the unexpired term of J. B. Pace of Tehoks who resigned to take a post in Austin. Football schedules for the 1986 district race were nearly completed and will be announced soon. J. R. Witt, Pest superintendent, is secretary of the district organization. Fees and eligibility forms deadlines were clarified with Sept 15 for fees and October 1 for forms in some districts.
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V. Z. Rogers
Lamesa
Atheltic
Rogers
J. B. Pace
Tehoks
Pace
Austin
J. R. Witt
Pest
Boeme
Berney Ross Edges Close as Garces Nearly Stops Him
Barney Ross, the welterweight champion, survived a scare at the hands of Ceferino Garcia in a 10 round non title bout. Garcia staggered Ross with a lethal right in the first round, putting him down twice before the bell.
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Gan Francisco
Barney Ross
Ceferino Garels
Dempesy
Philip- Gereia
Chicago
Barney
Ross
Garcia
Tigers Split Doubleheader With New York Yankees
The Tigers and Yankees split a doubleheader in New York with Detroit taking the nightcap 5 to 1 after a 2-1 first game. Johnny Bronca pitched for the Yankees and Walter Brown was chased in the second as Detroit surged on four runs in the second inning. Goslin and Dickey drove in runs for Detroit, while White, Chapman and Owen led New York with timely hits.
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Johnny Bronca
Yankees
Tigers
Associated Press
New York
Yanks
Walter Brown
Crowder
Cochrane
Bronca
Dickey
Lazgzeri
Ryan
Hill
Goslin
Brecca
Rolfe
Lazveri
Gehrig
Rogell
Greenberg
Detroit
Lawson
Brown
Desheng
Murphy
Chapman
Owen
White
Walker
Gehringer
Lazzeri
Deshong
Yatcher
Geel, Ormsby
Dinneen
White Sox rally past Athletics in tenth to sweep
Chicago wins 2 1 in ten innings after taking game one 4 2. Lyons and Sewell led Philadelphia with 2 RBIs, Warstler homered for Chicago, and Whitehead earned the win over Doyle in a 2 05 time game.
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Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Chicago
Whitehead
Shea
Doyle
Dietrich
Richards
Bonurs
Higgins
Warstler
Appling
Radcliff
Haas
Waratier
McNair
Foxx
Hayes
Bonura
Senators Dominate Indians 5-1 in Washington
Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 5 to 1 to sweep the series. Newsom earned the win while L Brown took the loss as Cleveland committed errors and the Senators built a lead with timely hits.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Indians
L. Brown
Winegamer Phillips
Newsom
Boston
Kuhel
Trosky
Knickerbocker
Bolton
Behulte
Averill
Kress
Schulte
Myer
Hughes
Winegamer
Winegarmer
Balle
Phillips
Quinn, Owen and Donnelly
Red Sox Beat Browns 5-2 Behind Young Pitcher
In Boston, September 14, Stewart Bowers, 19, from Gettysburg College, earned the win as the Red Sox toppled the St Louis Browns 5 to 2. Final line shows Caldwell Walkup Knot Thames pitching for St Louis and Boston scoring in three frames.
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St. Louis Browns
Boston
St Louis
Stewart Bowers
Moundsman
Gettysburg College
St. Louis
Caldwell
Walkup
Knot
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Hemsley
Mazzera
Carey
Cronin
Johnson
Almada
Dahlgren
Alamada
Grolen
Cooke
Berg
MeliNe
Bese
Bowers
Thomas
Cauldwell
Knott
Wilson
Moriarty
Moll
Opening Skirmishes Hint at Seasonal Battle Plans
The Lubbock High Westerners and Texas Tech Red Raiders prepare for Friday night contests with Canon City and Hardin Simmons. Chapman's squad fields eleven players with scant reserves, while Hardin Simmons aims to crush the Matadors in Abilene as Kimbrough motivates a feverish Cowboy outlook.
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Canon City
Colo
Red Raiders
Texas Tech
Paramore Field
Abilene
Cowboys
Hardin-Simmons
Chapman
Colorado
Shippers Trim Galveston 4-1 in Beaumont Baseball
Beaumont, Sept. 14. Red Phillips stopped the Galveston Buccaneers as the Shippers won 4 to 1. Cullenbine and Bates homered for Beaumont. Galveston led 1-0 early but fell behind after a 2-1 Beaumont edge in the series.
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Beaumont
Clarence Lemuel
Red” Phillips
Galveston Buccaneers
Cullenbine
Bates
Chippers
Bucs
Galveston
Whiter
Jakucki
Cole
Linton
Phillips
Tebbettas
McGhee
Vincent
Jones
York
English
White
Jae Kucks
Indians and Oilers Face Decisive Braughnessy Playoff Game
Oklahoma City's Indians and the Tulsa Oilers resume the Braughnessy series with one win each in a best of five. A win for Oklahoma City tomorrow would secure a finals spot against the Galveston Beaumont winner. Possible Oklahoma City starter John Niggeling or Chevey Moncrief. Tulsa likely Art Jones.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Indians
Tulsa Oilers
John Niggeling
Cheveley Moncrief
Art Jones
Abilene Field Hosts Battle Scene Mention
The fragment notes Abilene field as the scene of a battle and includes a viewpoint about scoring and taking away points, reflecting a heated, opinionated sports or event remark.
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Abilene
Little Jr. Wins Second Straight American Amateur Title
William Lawson Little Jr. defeats Walter Emery 4 and 2 at the Country Club in Cleveland to claim his second straight United States amateur golf championship. Emery fights back, but Little’s late eagle on the 16th seals the victory as the sub par scoring streak stands at a historic level.
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the Country Club
Cleveland
Little Man
William Lawson Little Jr
Walter Emery
Zayre
Little
Atra
Great Britain
United States
Little @lso
Emery
Johnny Goodman
Oklahoms
Young Emery
Morning Little
Sax Emery
Arkansas Resorbeckhs Point To Kansas State Grid Visit
Arkansas Resorbeckhs prepared for a visit from Kansas State with their toughest scrimmage of the season. Coach Preda focused on the backfield with passing tackling drills. Martin and Sloan handled ball tossing with Le Peele and Thomson showing promise in receiving.
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Arkansas
Kansas State
Canzoneri Beats Ghneuly In Lightweight Bout
Tony Canzoneri winged past Joe Ghneuly in a lightweight bout weighed near 137 pounds with Ghneuly around 1961-3 pounds, in St. Louis on September 13.
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BT. Louis
Tony Cansoneri
Joe Ghneuly
Ghneuly
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