Washington Faces Pirates In World Series Clash Again
Washington squares off with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Griffith Stadium in a pivotal World Series game. The Senators, led by Walter Johnson, seek a comeback as Ossie Bluege recovers from a head injury and Roger Peckinpaugh and Buddy Myer bolster a shuffled infield amid tense pitching from Kremer and Aldridge.
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National Capital
Bucky Harris
Senators
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pennsylvania
Alexerguson
Remy Kremer
Pittsburgh
Senate
Walter Johnson
Pirates
Cpt
Vic Ald-ridge
Stanley Covel
Skie
Ossie Bluege
Bluege
Roger Feckinpaugh
Buddy Myer
Coveleskie
Ald Bilge
Lenz
Glenn Wright
Joe Judge
Kiki Guyler
Moore
Peckinpaugh
Aldridge
Rice
Stanley Harris
Goslin
Bob Veach
Coolidge
Weather Bureau
S. Harris
Judge
J. Harris
Myer
Ruel
Ferguson
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
Smith
Kremer
McCormick
Moriarty
Rigler
Owens
Griffith Stadium
Standstill in Junior World Series After Six Games
The Kentucky Colonels and Baltimore Orioles sit deadlocked at 3 victories apiece after six games in the junior world series. Big George Earnshaw shut down Louisville with five hits allowed as Baltimore won 5-3, backing Ed Holley. Play resumes Saturday in Baltimore to decide the title.
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Kentucky Colonels
Louisville
Baltimore Orioles
George Earnshaw
Orioles
Ed Holley
Prospects Rise for Big Cotton Crop in Union Parish
F Wencer district extension agent and George D Marshall Farm Bureau field agent toured Union parish over two days and reported strong prospects for a large cotton crop. Demonstration plots show about 700 pounds more seed cotton per acre with nitrate. Soybean demonstrations also praised by A L Smith, president of the Farm Bureau Cotton Association.
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F. Wencer
George D. Marshall
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Union Parish
J. W. Rabb
Parish
A. L. Smith
Freddie Spencer’s ascent to national bicycle title in Newark
Freddie Spencer rose from factory worker to national cycling champion at Newark Velodrome. He rode 25 miles to races, faced financial hurdles, beat rivals like Waltham and Walker, won the world title, and secured the six day race at Madison Square Garden with Walthour, hailed for his sustained sprinting and all round skill.
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David J. Walsh
New York
Freddie Spencer
Newark
Frederick
Horatio Alger
N.t
Frank Kramer
Spencer
Freddie
Plainfield
N. J
Pee 7
Madison Square Garden
Walthour
Cubs Invading Comiskey Park In City Series Opener
Chicago Cubs travel to Comiskey Park to face the White Sox in the city series. After a 2 2 tie on opening day the Cubs won 2 to 1 yesterday. Percy Lee Jones may start for the Cubs against Ur ban Aber.
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Ivade Comiskey Park
Lair
White Sox
News Star Classifieds Offer Big Dividends
Advertisers seek strong returns through News Star classified ads highlighting local sales and services. The section promises visibility and broad reach for merchants to attract customers and grow revenue.
Eastern gridiron year hits stride with early tests
Eastern college football opens in a week of warmups with high profile matchups. Georgia Tech faces Penn State at Yankee Stadium while Brown hosts Princeton and Harvard eyes Middlebury in light scrimmage as teams settle lineups for the season.
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Gridiron Warriors
Big Eastern College
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Yankee Stadium
Walker
Georgia
Sims
Atlanta
Lou Long
Pennsylvania
Providence
Brown
Bill Roper
Tiger
Princeton
Washington and Lee
Harvard
Crimson
Middlebury
Leo Daley
William and Mary
Syracuse
Johnny Joss
Yale
Penn
Tad Jones
Pitt
Jack Owsley
Navy
Marquette
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