Cubs Romp Past Giants 15 3 In Chicago Sept. 19
Chicago Cubs thundered to a 15 3 victory over the New York Giants on Sept. 19 extending their winning streak to 15. The decisive fourth inning featured seven hits and three errors, with Chicago scoring eight runs and adding four more in the fifth and two in the sixth. Glen Hartnett, Gabler, Castleman, and Myatt handled the key hits as Chicago overwhelmed New York 15 to 3.
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Yanks
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Jesse Hill
Johnny Bronca
Lou Gehrig
Dineen
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van Atta
Andrews
Hemsley
Gomez
Deshong
Dickey
Toronto Ladies Set For Second Round In Canadian Women's Closed
In Victoria on Sept 19 a Toronto quartet led a group of eastern shotmakers and prairie players into the second round of the Canadian Women's Closed golf championship. Medalist Mrs. Be Gooderham and teammates Ada Mackenzie and F J Muiqueen each posted clean wins, with Mrs E K Whittington advancing after a hard two up decision. Montreal entrants Mrs A J D Wright and Mrs A B Darling joined the Toronto four along with three prairie players, while defending titleholder Mrs Era Hutchings Ford led British Columbia survivors.
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Toronto
Joi
BE. H. Gooderham
F. J. Muiqueen
Ada Mackenzie
Pronto
EK. W. Whittington
B. R. Philbrick
A. J. .D. Wright
A. B. Darling
Douglas Laird
Barbara Northwood
Winnipeg
Roy Horne
Calgary
Era Hutchings Ford
Vancouver
British Columbia
Sparring Partners Roughly Handled By Former Champ
Max Baer delivered a brutal sparring session as he neared a bout with Joe Louis. He brutalized Tulsa’s George Turner, knocked down Abe Feldman, and showed a ferocious, reenergized display in a New York workout that surprised onlookers.
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Associated Press
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Tulsa
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Braddock Sees Louis Workout. Baer May Challenge Next
In Pompton Lakes, on September 29, Champion James Braddock watched Joe Louis train and predicted Louis could lose or draw to Max Baer. Braddock, impressed by Louis’s speed and power, said Baer must be cautious if the bout proceeds, while Louis sparred seven rounds and stayed in top form.
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Associated Press
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Max Baer
Joe Louis
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Amateur hockey players face strict rules for pro tryouts
Toronto reports that under a new Canadian Amateur Hockey Association rule, amateur players must secure branch sanction and written invitation before December 1 to try out with professional clubs. They may not sign contracts or accept pay and must file a declaration if they return to amateur status.
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Dodgers Manager Offered Presidency Of Boston Braves
New York dispatch reports Bob Quinn of the Brooklyn Dodgers said he was in the dark about any offer to become president of the Boston Nationals. Charles F. Adams, Boston stockholder, claimed Quinn had been chosen as chief executive and that directors voted 250000 for financial reorganization, while Adams was en route to a hunting camp in New Brunswick.
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Boston Nationals
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Purse to Be Held Up Pending Court Case
New York Sept 19 Heart strings word tie up the purse strings of Maxie Baer if attorneys for blond Shirley La Belle have their way Miss La Belle in February 1934 filed a 50 000 suit against the former heavyweight champion charging he attacked her December 20 1983. Samuel J Seigel attorney for Miss La Belle said he will apply for a writ of attachment to hold Baers share of the purse at his fight with Joe Louis next Tuesday night pending disposition of the case.
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Shirley la Belle
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Samuel J. Seigel
Miss. la Belle
Joe Louis
Baseball Leading Hitters And Home Run Leaders Listed
The clipping lists leading players by team with numbers and includes home run leaders Greenberg of the Tigers Foxx of the Athletics and others. It shows standings style snippets for Vaughan Medwick Hartriett Cipé Vosmik Foxx Myer Berger Ott and Genuig with varying team affiliations.
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Pirates
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Hartriett
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Vosmik
Indiana
Foxx
Athletics
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Yankees
Regina welcome for Traub as Maroons coach
Regia Regina, Sept 19. Perdy L Puss Traub, former Regina pro in the Western Canada League, returns to Regina to assume new business duties in the Saskatchewan capital after leading the Chatham Maroons to Ontario hockey league champions. In Montreal, Mexican boxer Juan Uribe Moreno defeats Joseph DeeCleo over 10 rounds, drawing 2,000 fans.
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Ont
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Traub
Chatham Maroons
Saskatchewan
Montreal
Urita
Joseph
Triple Crown Victory in Irish St Leger By Sir Victor Sassoons
Sir Victor Sassoons colt Museum at Odds of 1 to 2 won the Irish St Leger at Curragh Ireland on September 19 with Steve Donoghoe riding. The win completes the Irish triptych of Two Thousand Guineas Irish Derby and Irish St Leger for the owner. In St Louis Missouri Terry Moore rookie outfielder will miss the rest of the season after injuring his ankle sliding into second base in the first game of a doubleheader against Brooklyn.
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Curragh
Ireland
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Sir Victor Sassoon
Sir Victor
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Terry Moore
Moore
Owithe
Brooklyn
Bullivant Inter-Club Golf Contest Set for Sunday
The Bullivant annual inter-club golf competition will be held Sunday at the Connaught club. Winter rules optional. Substitutes should be arranged via the tournament secretary, with a detailed draw listed from 9:00 to 11:00 for players across Equitry Club Connaught and Medicine Hat.
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Bullivant
Wm. Graham
E. W. White
C. ‘W. Pattison
G.armstrong
T. Elder
W.W. Thomas
N. Doulson
Mulholland
Reowhite
de Bevaridge
John Bilder
A . J. Hatch
Erase Aes Vo Stone
G. Thom
W. ‘Weight
Gordon Allan
D. M. Rindi
E. Pieming
Co. Oates
H. O. Parkes
EE .D. Weeks
Ww. Reid
H. Baker
J., L. ‘Mecattum
A. T. Legees
Atkins
C. Dahiel
Moore
Medicine Hat Lawn Bowling Club News and Weekend Schedule
The Medicine Hat lawn bowling clubs announce events at the Legion Lawn. Tonight and tomorrow feature jitneys and mixed doubles while weather is good. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J Middleton and H. Muirs. up to date results and upcoming battles are listed with timings and venue notes.
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J . Middleton
H. Muirs
Syracuse Wins Two Straight Over Royals in IL Playoffs
Syracuse roars past Montreal 10-5 to take a two games to none lead in the International League best of seven series. Pitchers Smythe and Kimsey held Montreal to six hits as Syracuse built a seven run rally late. Royals threatened in the ninth but were retired with two out.
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Royals
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Tate
Speed Demon Caught in London Driving Court
Captain G H Eyston, the racing motorist now in America, was fined $10 at Mortglke court near London for driving his automobile at more than 200 miles an hour.
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G. Ih Eyston
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Mortigke
California Tennis Scores From Pacific South West Meet
In Los Angeles on September 19 the Pacific Southwest tennis championship third round saw A Martin Legeau defeated by Gerald Bartosh 9-7 6-4 in men's singles. Roderick Menzeliwon of USC beat Charles Garr 6-1 6-4, and Jack Lynch of Stanford defeated Ed Woodall 6-8 0-1 7-6 in another singles match.
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Indians to Sign Steve O'Neill as Manager for 1936 Campaign
In Cleveland on September 19 Algal Bradley president of the Cleveland baseball club said last night Steve O'Neill will be signed to lead the Indians through the 1936 campaign. O'Neill became manager of the Tribe on August 5 when Walter Johnson resigned.
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Royal Household Cup final set at Medicine Hat Golf Club
The Royal Household Cup final will be played next Saturday afternoon at the Medicine Hat Golf Club. Competitors are A. O. Parkes and H. H. Wickett, who each defeated strong opposition to reach the last game of the contest.
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Gordon Allan
John Elder
Lmner Fleming
Cliff Wright
L. C. Oates
Roy Jones
Connaught
D M. Lundle
R. White
M. L. Moore
J. C. Beveridge
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H. O. Parkes
H. H. Wickett
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Lacrosse at the Coast Indians Tie Series with Loss
Richmond Farmers defeated North's Indians 29 to 5 before 8,500 fans to tie the lacrosse series in British Columbia. The Indians won the first game on Monday, leaving the title undecided with one game each remaining.
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Richmond Farmers
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Te Indians
British’ Columbia
Lacresee
Indians
Wrestling Results From Nationals Across Cities
Reports show matches in Chicago Minneapolis and San Diego. Notable outcomes include Mike Romano from Illinois defeating an unnamed opponent in two straight falls and Danno O Mahony from Ireland earning a decision over Ray Steele in Glendale California in one hour. An Omaha Nebraska bout saw Mil St Horn from Germany win two of three falls.
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Danno O'Mahioney
Ireland
Ray Steele
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