Connie Mack Finds Ace Right-Handed Hurler in Marcum
John Marcum of Louisville, in only his second major league start, threw his second shutout as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 8 to 0. Lefty Grove won 5 to 3 over Ted Lyons, while Monte Weaver boosted the Senators over the Indians 5 to 1. Frankly, the Giants widened their NL lead with a 3 to 1 win over the Reds behind Carl Hubbell who saved the game in the seventh.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Connie Mack
John Marcum
Louisville
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Marcum
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Grove
Ted Lyons
Athletics
Indians
Monte Weaver
Washington
Senators
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Yanks
Weaver
Mel Harder
Willie Hudlin
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Pan Terry
Carl Hubbell
Yankees
Tigers
Fred Marberry
Cherley
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Brandt
Southwest grid practice begins with Texas roster shifts
Southwest conference football teams opened practice with Texas favored by veterans. The University of Texas held two daily sessions, missing stars like Ernie Kay while aiming for three anticipated intersectional games. Baylor Rice Arkansas and Christian colleges measured depth, with TCU noting loss of key players but welcoming new material under conference play rules.
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Dallas
Texas
U.R
Texas Ad M. College
Erial
University of Texas
Ernie Kay
Longhorns
Theniversity of Nebraska
College Station
Bell
Southern Methodist University
Mass
Curley Woodward
Reed
Mustang
Wood
Reshman
Baylor
Rice
Arkansas
Christian
Tri-State Boxing Stars Return Show at Roosevelt Stadium
The Tri-State boxing stars headline an all star card at Roosevelt stadium in Shreveport tonight. Five champions and top challengers from the Monroe Athletic Club and Lowe McFarlane Post will clash in eight bouts starting at 8 15 p m. Sad Sam Jones faces Raymond Blandino while Monroe McNaughton meets Synder Parham. Wild Boy Larey vs Tiny Klein, Keith Stainbrook vs T A Green, and LeRoy Francis vs Arthur Marlos highlight a loaded program with judges Dr W L Bendel Dr Henry Guerricero and Dr Neal Buie and V C Bruseate refereeing. Parking permission granted by Commissioner R D Swayze for the North Eighth and Washington lot.
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Shreveport
Roosevelt Stadium
Monroe Athletic Club
Lowe-McFarlane Post
American Legion
Sam" Jones
Monroe McNaughton
Klein
Sorey
Keith Stainbrook
T. A. Green
Stainbrook
Denison Elerbe
Williard Dean
LeRoy Francis
Rayville
Tri-State
Arthur Marlows
W. L. Bendel
Henry Guerricero
Neal Buie
V. C. Bruse
Giants Extend Lead Over Cubs With 3 1 Giants Beat Reds 3 1
Carl Hubbell saved the game with three scoreless innings as the New York Giants edged the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1 to extend their lead over the idle Cubs to eight and a half games. Bell pitched six solid frames for New York while Hubbell earned the win. Reds had five hits off Bell.
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Herman Bell
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Pirates
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Oo Chanman
Ee Dickey
Crosciti
Dielringer
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Berry
Marberry
Nitcher
League Standings and Sunday Results Reported
Standings show Tallulah defeating Oak Grove 9 to 6 and Bastrop beating Oak Grove 11 to 2. New York 3 Cincinnati 1 and Boston 3 St Louis 0 with rain affecting Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Chicago games. Today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis.
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Cleveland
Washington
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Cincinnati Skaneeee
All States
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Beer Tnny
Virginia Tech Faces Grueling Season Under Coach Redd
Virginia Tech opens with confidence as Henry B. Redd aims for a tougher schedule. He notes few rest opportunities for veterans and expects Alabama, Tennessee, and South Carolina to provide the hardest tests while counting on three strong backs and veteran linemen to anchor the squad. Captain Bill Porterfield leads the line as Monk Younger and Tex Wilson assist the all Tech coaching staff.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Henry B
Puss” Redd
Alabama
Tennessee
South Carolina
Redd
Carl Robinson
al Casey
Heinie Groth
Charley Morgan
George Smith
Duncan Holsclaw
Ray Mills
Johnny McIintire
David Thomas
Kenneth Lindsay
Husky
Gene Hite
Roy Huffman
Redd Negri
Copenhaver
Techmen
Bill Grims
Tech
Monk Younger
Tex Wilson
all-Tech
Bill Porterfield
Puss
Monk
Tex
Senators Trim Cleveland 5-1 to Gain Pennant Lead
In Philadelphia Johnny Marcum, rookie pitcher for the Athletics, earned his 18th scoreless innings as Oakland swept Chicago 8 0 after Lefty Grove won 5 3. The A’s moved to third place, passing the Indians as Marcum’s strong outing fueled the doubleheader sweep.
Farmerville Farmers Open 1943 Football Practice
Farmerville Louisiana Sept 12 Special The Farmerville Farmers began 1943 football practice to form a fast shifty roster despite weight handicaps. Readers learn the schedule with Ruston Tallulah Bastion Junction City Rayville Bonita Winnfield and Louisiana Training Institute on Thanksgiving. Lettermen listed include Auger Auldes Bagwell M Stewart J Stewart Works Ludwig Gillum Pickle Hill Hamm and others.
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Farmerville
Farmerville Farmers
Ruston
Tallulah
Bastion
Junction City
Rayville
Bonita
Winnfield
Louisiana Training Institute
Auger
Auldes
Bagwell
M. Stewart
J. Stewart
Works
Ludwig
Gillum
Pickle
Hill
Hamm
Dumas
Rogers
Reid
Gales
Albritton
Skains
Booth
Davis
Indians top Tigers 7 to 3 in Big Six clash
In Waterproof seven runs prove lucky as the Madison Redskins defeated the Tensas Tigers 7 to 3 for the second straight game. Tallulah had beaten Tensas 7 to 0 the day before, maintaining the league race.
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Waterproof
Tallulah
Oak Grove
Indians
Ward
Lions
Cranford
Fryer
Walker
Jones
Streecker
Tucker
Swain
Joe Cronin Takes Over Washington Pennant Bid
Joe Cronin accepts the Washington Senators managerial position after June October talks with owner Clark Griffith. He selects a new supporting cast, trading Sam West for a right handed hitter Fred Schulte and reshaping the roster as the team aims for the 1933 pennant.
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Richard Holander
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Clark Griffith
Senators
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Fox
Griffith
Joe
Walter Johnson
Sam Hice
Jon Judge
Johnson
Napoleon
Connie Mack
Sam West
St. Louis
Fly-Hawk
Fred Schulte
Somerville and Munger Lead First Round in Amateur Championship
In Cincinnati at Kenwood Country Club during the U S Amateur qualifying, C Ross Somerville and Jack Munger Jr led after 18 holes with 70s, one under par, amid a record low scoring day. Georf Dunlap Jr stood third at 71 as a crowd of 152 started the two day event seeking 32 match play spots.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
C. Ross
Sandy) Somerville
Jack Munger, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Hill School
Pennsylvania
Somerville
Munger
Kenwood
Georf T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Dunlap
D. Clarke Corkren
Bob
Johnny Fischer
Frank Dolp
Portland
Oregon
Charley Yates
Ananta
Bob Jones
Jack Westland
Chicago
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Boston
Bill Blaney
Promising Squad Works Out at Waterproof High
Waterproof high school football begins its second gridiron campaign under Athletic Director Stathan Crosby. With only one letterman lost from last year's squad, Crosby expects a strong season despite a tough schedule. Daily workouts at 8 am and 4 pm include Carl Goldberg quarterback Jack Hopkins center Robert Fife full back Parnell Marron halfback Free Miller end John Shelton tackle Joe Kyfes guard Mitchell Butt end Cecil Stockstill tackle Arthur L Rhodes halfback Billy Miller J B Shelton guards Salvo Testa was the only player lost.
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Waterproof
Stathan Crosby
Louisiana Normal College
Carl Goldberg
Jack Hopkins
Robert Fife
Parnell Marron
Free Miller
John Shelton
Joe Kyfes
Mitchell Butt
Cecil Stockstill
Arthur L. Rhodes
Billy Miller
J. B. Shelton
Salvo Testa
Green Fees Reduced at Municipal Golf Links
Directors of the Municipal Golf club cut green fees at the Muny course. Nine holes cost 25 cents and 18 holes or more 50 cents. Monthly membership drops to 2.50 dollars and caddy fees are 35 cents for 18 holes and 20 cents for nine. H. G. Frazer elected secretary treasurer replacing L. R. McDaniel.
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Municipal Golf Club
Lund Harper
Harper
H. G. Frazer
L. R. McDaniel
Louisiana State Has Advantages Over Vanderbilt in Night Battle
Louisiana State will host Vanderbilt on October 28 and enjoys two key edges. The Bengals play night games at home, familiar with artificial lighting, and their schedule keeps all road games in-state, avoiding lengthy travel. Vanderbilt faces similar lights but travels more, with more games on foreign fields.
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Senators
Yanks
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Atlanta
Baton Rouge
Dixie
Lawrence “Biff' Jones’ Bendals
Louisiana
Rice
Millsaps
Centenary
Arkansas
Wehts
Loyola of the South
New Orleans
Union University of Jackson, Tenn
Roanoke College of Virginia
Howard College
University of Kentucky
Auburn
Union College of Kentucky
Oglethorpe University of Atlanta
Roanoke
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Birmingham
Southern
Duke
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Howard
Kentucky
Sewanee
Mississippi
Marquette
Bengals
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Florida
Georgia
Isippi
Alabama
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Ross Canzoneri Title Clash Sparks Big Hype At Polo Grounds
Henry McLemore notes the September Polo Grounds bout between lightweight champion Barney Ross and Tony Canzoneri. He details the heated ballyhoo around race and nationality, the fighters’ motives, and the odds, with Ross seen as the rising youth facing the veteran Canzoneri.
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Henry McLemore
New York
McNamee
Polo Grounds
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Chicago
Tony
Ross
Barney
Hig
Sammy Goldman
Michigan Boulevard
Lake Ponchattain
New Orleans
Barbers Sweep Palmerville in Doubleheader
The Monroe Barbers defeated Palmerville twice on Sunday. Pitchers Russ and Tyson handled the mound for Monroe while Davis and Atkins powered the offense with five and four hits respectively. Adler added a triple in the action.
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Monroe Barbers
Palmerville
Russ
Tyson
Davis
Atkins
Adler
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