Managers Merely Someone To Fire In Buck Game Homecoming
Sports editor Harry Grayson notes managers exist as alibis for owners’ failures to secure talent. He recalls Buck Newsom’s pitching, Gabby Street’s management with the Browns, and references to Dons Budge and Mako in tennis and baseball. Ohio State homecoming, USC ties, and Greenberg-era names surface amid critiques of team control and leadership.
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Buck Game
Trojans
Harry Grayson
NBA
Rogers Kormsby
Gaif
Gooby Street
Don Barnes
Browns
Street
Sarge
Cardinals
Ceccal
Lefty Grove
Carl Hubdell
Tommy Bridges
Johnny Vander Meer
Buck Newsom
Mo Comtest
Bob Feller
Newsom
Gabby Street
St Louis
Lou Nova Barland card draws heavyweights at Madison Square Garden
Boxing notes show Lou Nova facing Gunnar Barland next Monday with potential titles on the line against Fustur or Baer. The piece also notes Tony Galento and Tommy Farr backing Philadelphia interests, while baseball and football cross-talk lead to a planned joint meeting led by Joe Griffith and NFL owners. Bill DeCorrevont shines as Northwestern frosh show rapid poise. Maryland meets Penn State with balanced lines but heavier backfields.
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Ke Jacobs
Joe Louis
Madises Square Garden
Tony Galento
Jersey Beer-Belly
Tommy Farr
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Bop Fustur
Louis
Barland
Pastor
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Joe Carr
National Football League
Griffith
Griffin
Chicago Cubs Sweep Pirates in 10-1 Route
Chicago rode Bull Lee’s strong arm to a 10-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, completing a three-game sweep and gaining game and a half in the National League pennant race. The Cubs belted ten hits, benefited from Pirates wildness, and improved to 20 wins in 23 games as 42,628 watched.
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Bull
Lee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Cubs
Russ Bauers
R H. E. Pittsburgh
Bauers
Brandt
Blanton
Brown
Todd
Hartnett
O'Dea
National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Games
Baseball briefs from yesterday show Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 1 and New York 9 Philadelphia 2 with Boston 2-6 Brooklyn 1-8 Cincinnati 7 St Louis to highlight. Today Boston at Brooklyn, Chicago at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, others idle. Joe Vosmik reached 200 hits, first AL player this season, boosting his average by one point. leading hitters include Keller Newark 623 AB 221 H .354, Vosmik Red Sox 610 AB 200 H .326, Hemsley Indians 204 AB 60 H .294, McQuillien Browns 195 AB 30 H .287.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
Washington
Joe Vosmik
H Ave. Keller Newark
Vommik Red Sox
Hemsley Indians
McQuilien Browns
Solters Indians
Se Bence
American League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
The box shows Cleveland 9 Chicago 8 and New York 7 1 Philadelphia 4 1 Philadelphia 4-1 Boston 13 Washington 5 Detroit 6 St Louis 2 with a second game lasting seven innings due to darkness. Today Chicago visits Cleveland and Washington travels to Boston while Philadelphia hosts News and St Louis plays Detroit.
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Athletics
RKE
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I Reninger
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Rhe
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iGlean
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Washington
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Cubs Take Narrow NL Lead With Pirates Gap Narrowing
Chicago's Cubs moved 1.5 games ahead in the National League after defeating Pittsburgh, but the Pirates have two fewer games this season, leaving the race unsettled as the campaign nears its end.
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Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs and Pirates Face Critical Remaining Series
Three days of the campaign tell the story as the Cubs hold a slim path to finish ahead if they win all remaining games. A drop by the Cubs with a full Pittsburgh sweep could let the Pirates finish one point back.
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Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cautious Play Avoids Defeat Threatened In Trump Holdings
A bridge hand recounted by Earl Bryan of Cleveland shows Je Glick delivering precise counting. East refrained from doubling, but the reveal of trump honors in dummy caused a bad break. Declarer’s ace won the diamond lead, then clubs were led.
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Earl Bryan
Cleveland
Ridge
Je ® Glick
East
Dummey
Glick
Opening lead choice against seven hearts bridge problem
In a bridge problem East must choose an opening lead to defeat North's seven heart contract. The article describes a defensive line where West covers a diamond, East ruffs a heart, and the endplay is prepared by club and heart maneuvers leading to the loss of two tricks to dummy's trumps.
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North
Two Top Quintets to Play at Maryland Armory
Two top amateur basketball teams from Maryland and the District will play weekly at the State Armory to raise funds for the American Legion toy fund. The Brewers from Hagerstown and the Manbeck Bakery club of the same city will join as local squads under Legion auspices, with practices starting mid October and games slated to begin in November.
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American Legion
Clinton Price
Washington
Heurich Brewery
Legion Toy Fund
Hagerstown
Manbeck Bakery Club
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al Kisho
Roger Pope
South Carolina University
Mike Mitchell
Ken Waldeck
Shepherd College
Charles Superka
Pennsylvania
Lewis Letter
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Drake's Barnes in Arena Tonight in Frederick
Glenn Drake former Washington Golden Gloves champion returns to Bernie's Arena tonight after a long absence. He meets Marion Barnes Diamond Belt middleweight title holder in Baltimore on a 27 round card presented by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion.
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Billy White
Frederick
White
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Ray Harris
Pittsburgh
McCurdy Field
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France
Whitey France
Washington
Bill Manley
Manley
Jack White
Jim Elliott
Nick Kirsch
Piiz Ebiott
Brunswick Defeats Thurmont In Close County Soccer Match
Brunswick High School beat Thurmont 5 to 4 in a county soccer clash as Brunswick fieldball kept Thurmont winless. Key scorers included Michael, Brooks, Grams, and Schamel with Robey and Keeney contributing on goals. Thurmont showed flashes of form but could not overcome Brunswick’s defense and later field goals sealed the win.
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Referee and Officials Named for Local Match
Officials listed for the game include referee Mrs Eileen King timer Bonnie Creeger and scorer Asner Burch. Periods are eight minutes each.
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Eileen King
Bonnie Creeger
Asner Burch
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