Dempsey's Heir Vega to Headline bout in Philadelphia
By SID FEDER Philadelphia Sept 18 crowd expected to reach Barkeeper Tony Galento next year for a 15 round bout in which Jack Dempsey was dethroned 13 years ago. Odds 1 to 2 on Nova, who faces Louis in potential title shot next year. Nova rose on wins over Barlund Farr and a KO of Max Baer. Galento known for prior knockouts.
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Sid Feder
Delphta
Tony Galento
Wigetine
Joe Loulg
Fisth
Mike Jacobs
Herman Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Gene ‘Punney
Nova
Louis
Yankee Stadium
Bob. Pastor
Detroit
Gunnar Barlund
Durghlé
Tommy Farr
Madcap Maxic
Sophomores Spark Southeastern Camp Scrimmages
In SEC camps sophomores lead with promising showings across programs. Tulane backs Bob Glass Johnny Sims and Jimmy Thibaut impressed in scrimmage against a tough freshman squad while Vanderbilt coach Ray Morrison noted strong line work from Gene Harlow. Mississippi State highlighted J W Patrick at guard and LSU reported solid drives and blocking from Billy McKinney with an eye on replacing injured players.
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Associated Press
Bob Glass
Johnny Sims
Jimmy Thibaut
Tulane
Greenies
Gene Harlow
Vanderbilt
Ray Morrison
Commodore
J. W. Patrick
Mississippi State
Frank Chambers
Sonny Bruce
Louisiana State
Billy McKinney
Tigers
Lenin Described as Guiding Genius of 1917 Revolution
A concise note portrays Lenin as the guiding genius of Russia's 1917 proletarian revolution and states he was the son of a hereditary Russian noble.
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Lenin
Russia
the Proletariat
Amateur stage held by youths at North Shore club
Chicago youths lead a field of 64 into the 36 hole semi finals of the 43rd National Amateur golf championship. Billows, Schumacher, Doering, and Ward reach the semis after thrilling matches including Billows beating Burke and Somerville.
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Fritz Howell
Chicago
North Shore Club
Art Doéring
Marvin
Bud) Ware
Spokane
Wash
Ray Bilfows
Poughkeepsie
LN. Y
Johnny Goodman
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Tex
Lone Star State
Billows
John P. Burke
Rye
N. Y
C. Ross
Sandy) Somerville
Canada
Bullows
Burke
Somerville
Schumacher Billows
Schumacher
Texan
Goodman
Eddie Meister
Cleveland
Harry L. Givan
Seattle
Doering
Ward
Bill Holt
Clay
George Dawson
Joseph Thompson
Burlington
Ont
Ed Kingsley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pittsburgh
Galento Nova Roundup Sparks Newark Plans and Big Ten Hopes
Philadelphia roundup notes Tony Galento’s potential win over Lou Nova could push his next bout to Newark with a $100,000 gate. Michigan ticket sales surge 150 percent under Fritz Crisler. Harvard laughs at Larry Kelley’s opus as Marquette’s promising freshman is lost to a case of the deceased. Ray Arcel touts six champ corners while Nova’s seventh looms. Minnesota headlines a TV flash, Coffman’s Giants fate looms, and Ben Hur farm once a crippled-kiddies summer camp.
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Philadelphia
Tony Galento
Lou Nova
Newark
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Larry Kelley
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Minnesota
Dick Coffman
Giants
Jersey City
Ben Hur Farm
Pastor
Louis
Connie Mack Watches A's In Nine Innings Health Test
Connie Mack’s health has improved to the point he could watch the Athletics play nine innings. The veteran manager, aged and frail earlier, sat in the stands as his club faced its opponent, delivering a quiet measure of endurance and support.
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James C. Doyle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Connie Mack
Bromwich-Hunt at Forest Hills Prompts Talk of Tennis Giants
Gilbert Hunt Jr meets Australian champion Jack Bromwich in the National championships quarter finals at Forest Hills. Hunt, seeded tenth, seeks another big upset after beating Frank Parker and Bobby Riggs in recent weeks. Earlier, Wesby van Horn and Wayne Sabin pulled upsets against Cooke and Quist respectively in the day’s other men’s matchouts.
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Gayle Talbot
Forest Hills
N. Y
Gilbert Hunt, Jr
Jack Bromwich
Australia
Hunt
Washington, D. C
Riggs
Bobby Riggs
Frankie Parker
Merion
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Joe Hunt
Annapolis
Wesby van Horn
Los Angeles
Elwood Cooke
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Adrian Quist
Pearson outlines World Series pitching rotation
Cincinnati’s Charles Pearson asserts a pitching cycle for the World Series. First game features Bucky Walters, second game goes to Thompson Moore Niggeling Schofner Grissom Vander Meer Johnson, third game Derringer, fourth game repeats the cycle with Thompson Moore Niggeling Grissom Vander Meer Schaffner Johnson, with repetitions for any extra games.
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Charles Pearson
Cincinnati
Bill M’kechnie
Charlie
Bucky Walters
Thompson
Moore
Niggeling
Schofner
Grissom
Vander Meer
Johnson
Paul Derringer
Schaffner
Walters
Pearson
Fragmented Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Yesterday's results span the National League with Brooklyn 3 8 Pittsburgh 4 745 Philadelphia 1 2 Chicago 18 5 New York 6 3 Cincinnati 8 9 Boston 3 St Louis 6 American League Cleveland 8 Boston 7 Detroit 6 New York 1 Chicago 2 Epiladelphia St Louis 1 Washington 6 Texas League Fort Worth Dallas 6 San Antonio Piedmont League Asheville 10 Rocky Mount 4 International Playoff Rochester 2 Buffalo 0 American Agiation Louisville 1 Minneapolis 16 Indianapolis Kansas City Southern Southern Augusta Savannah 6 Hayes Atlanta 10 Chattanooga 4 Newnanville 10 Raleigh Socration
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Pete Sete
Terete Ress
Pensacola Seseybeners
Ageeenense
South Atlantic
Kgarue
Augusta
Savannah A
Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Brookly
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Pulp Millers win second half title in playoff
The Pulp Millers beat the Powermen 11 to 1 in a semifinal series, earning a meeting with the Paper Makers for the league championship. Wilcox pitched three hits allowed as Millers jumped to an early lead with three runs in the first inning, including a Gordon Thorpe home run.
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Pulp Millers
Paper Makers
Power House
Powermen
Wilcox
Pulp Mill and Paper Maxer
Millville
Cogburn Jewelry Co
Pulp Mill Ten
Blackwell
Gordon Thorpe
Yanks and Reds Cross Up Loop Experts
The Cincinnati Reds surge with five straight wins including a doubleheader sweep of the New York Giants as the St. Louis siege continues. The New York Yankees suffer three straight losses while Boston, Cleveland, and Chicago chase in the pennant race with varied results.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Yankees
New York
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsome
Cleveland Indians
Bruce Campbell
Yanks
Reds
Giants
Paul Derringer
Milt Shoffner
Lonnie Frey
Keystone Star
Yesterday's Stars AP roundup of baseball results
Buck Newsom’s Tigers shut out the Yankees for eight innings as they held six hits in a win. Dee Miles’s Athletics beat the White Sox with a pinch home run in the tenth. Ernie Lombard and Frank McCormick helped Reds in a two‑game set with three RBI and a bases‑loaded single to spark a nightcap. Charley Root and Hank Leib er dominated Phillies in splits. Arky Vaughan and Bob Elliott boosted Pirates, and Pete Coscarart starred in Dodgers wins. Dutch Leonard’s Senators beat the Browns on six hits in a winning effort.
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Davis
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Curt Davis
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Charley Root
Hank Leiber
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Horace Greeley
Pebures
Buccaneers
José _ Dee Miles
Philadelphia Athletics
Associated Press
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Yankees
Dee Miles
Athletics
White Sox
Ernie Lombard
Frank McCormick
Reds
Farmer
Cubs
Root
Phils
Leiber
Arky Vaughan
Bob Blliott
Pirates
Pete Coscarart
Vaughan
Elliott
Coscarart
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Browns
Florida grid outfit to see action tonight
Florida opens the college football season with Rollins Tars visiting Anderson F. C. for a tonight game. Tampa meets South Georgia College next week in Tampa. Florida and Stetson clash in Gainesville the following night as Miami begins title defense.
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Florida Grid
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Rollins Tars
Anderson F. C
Erskne
Tampa
South Georgia College
University of Florida
Stétgoh
Gainesville
University of Miami
Indians and Cardinals rout Bees in 12 hit assault
Bruce Campbell and Lou Boudreau went 5 for 5 for the Indians with a triple, double and two singles while Boudreau handled 12 chances at short. Terry Moore hit his 13th homer as the Cardinals hammered the Bees in a decisive win.
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Ring
Bruce Campbell
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Farmer
Terry. Moore
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Fights Last Night Echoes in Narrow Joyce Victory
Willie Joyce of Chicago moved to a split decision over Joe Torres of Puerto Rico in a 135 pound bout at New York. Joyce registered the win after eight rounds, outpointing Torres as the crowd watched a closely contested lightweight duel.
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Associated Press
New York
Willie Joyce
Chicago
Joe Torres
Puerto Rico
Florida Gators prep for Wake Forest opener at Gainesville
Florida coach Josh Cody leads an experienced Gators squad in a morning workout at Welaka before practice resumes in Gainesville. DeLand coach Brady Cowell directs Stetson toward the Florida game, aiming to avenge last season's 16 14 loss. Nash Higgins builds optimism at Tampa with four promising newcomers.
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Josh Cody
Florida Gators
Welaka
Gainesville
DeLand
Brady. Cowell
Stetson
Florida
Gators
Hatters
Nash Higgins
University of Tampa
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