Cardinals face lineup shake as Adams injury looms
Reports from St Louis indicate Earl Sparky Adams suffered a left ankle injury delaying his third base start while Gabby Street considers Andy High as replacement. Haines also sidelined and Pepper Martin nursing a knee, leaving the Cardinals facing the Yankees in a tense series with high hopes and cautious optimism.
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Machine Shop Beats Brushstakers In Ox Fibre Bowling
Machine Shop defeated Brushstakers by 103 pins in three games in the Ox Fibre league. Rodke led with 332 pins, followed by Boyer, as the team total reached 140646 pins across the series.
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Do You Remember Do You Remember One Year Ago
Fitcher Bir leigh Grimes of the St. Louis Cardinals limited the Philadelphia Athletics to hits but the A s hitters homered twice, aided by Hallahan. Deringer pitched late and yielded runs as the A’s 2 in the opening World Series game. Street Grove was the winning pitcher amid a tense scoring moment.
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Five Years Ago White Sox Defeat Cubs in City Series
The White Sox routed the Cubs in the city series with 13 hits and 20 runs, winning 10 to 5 as Fair homered and Lyons added key hits. The oddly garbled report also recalls old baseball era details and a separate note about championships and matches.
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Mount St Mary's Invites St Vincent's in Echo Field Showdown
Mount St Mary's College hosts St Vincent's of Latrobe in a Saturday clash at Echo Field. Mountaineers seek a home win after a 33-0 season opener loss to Temple while St Vincent's aims to avenge a 14-6 defeat from the first season.
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World Series facts and weather ahead of St Louis clash
St Louis Cardinals face the Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series with 39 000 attendance predicted and a 160 000 gate. Probable batteries are Philadelphia ve and Cochrane. Series schedule shows games in St Louis and more, with NBC Columbia network coverage.
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Brunswick Independents Poised for Strong Season
Coach Newcomer leads the Brunswick Independents with Frank Hagel assisting as key staff. Expected to boost offense with trick formations and selective passing while relying on Mahone Hawkins Younans and Haruman for ball carrying. Schedule arranged by manager Alonso Barger opens at Shepherd College on October 12 with Armistice Day clash against the Railroaders in Brunswick.
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Brunswick High Seeks 1932 Rail Roaders Pennant Pace
Brunswick High School football coach Harry Smith plans to develop players for the 1932 Senior League race. He names several new prospects and notes backfield duties among Myers Hoar and Stram while injuries threaten goal. Meanwhile Arlington VA’s Alcova Motor Company team seeks games with 150 pound and unlimited squads, boasting top Virginia and DC players.
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