Bay High Tornado Set For Bonifay Clash At Pelican Park
Bay County High School football returns tonight at Pelican Park facing Bonifay High. The Tornado, coming off a 13 13 tie with Milton and under Coach Tommy Oliver, field a lineup led by Silver Smith at center and backs Caswell Peel Gainer and Conrad. Bonifay, coached by Arthur Barrow, dropped 39 0 to Crestview in their opener and are the underdogs, as Pensacola observers may scout Bay High ahead of next week’s Pensacola trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe Bay County High
Arhado
Will
Pelican ‘Park
Bonifay High School
Tornado
Miltons High Eleven
Tommy Oliver
Bonifay
Arthur Barrow
Panama City
Crestview High
Invaders
Barrow
Mercer University
Oliver
Pensacola High
Bay High
Pensacola
Tigers
Silver” Smith
Wilks
Peterson
Williams
Hooten
O’donnell
Cooper
Fred Caswell
Peel
Dave Gainer
Conrad
Gators Arrive For Bout With Bible's Eleven
Florida football squad arrives in Texas to meet Dana Bible's Texas Longhorns in the season opener. Cody worries about a young lineup and limited scouting as the Gators drill and travel from Gainesville via Mobile to prepare for a 2:30 p.m. CST kickoff. Park Myers is the lone returning starter among the opening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Florida
Texas
University of Texas
Dana X. Bible
Texas Eleven
Josh Cody
Houston
Stetson
Gainesville
Bible
Pittsburgh
Longhorns
Kansas
Gators
Park Myers
Spartans Head North to Face Cincinnati Abroad
The University of Tampa football squad of 26 players left Tampa on September 29 to avenge last season's 7-6 loss to the University of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartans
Tampa
Fla
University of Tampa
University of Cincinnati
Yankees fielding edge over Reds in World Series clash
Baseball writer Harry Grayson compares Yankees and Reds defense noting Myers and Frey form a strong Reds middle. DiMaggio dominates center for New York while Craft and Berger are key fielders. Dahlgren and Werber are highlighted, with Keller a potential series star for the Yankees and Lombardi matching Dickey at catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
NEA
Cincinnati
Yankees
Reds
Bombers
Billy Myers
Lonnie Frey
Harry Craft
Myers
Crosetti
DiMaggio
Bill McKechnie
Reds Rewrite History At Cincinnati Reds Clinch Pennant
Cincinnati fans hailed a dramatic finish as Paul Derringer shut down St Louis in a 5 3 victory to seal the National League pennant. The Reds rode a season of hard work from April to September to end a 20 year drought and cap baseballs centennial celebration with their second league title. Derringer starred while fending off heavy Cardinals hits and striking out Joe Medwick and Johnny Mize to clinch the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werber
Frey
Goodman
McCormick
Lombardi
Craft
Berger
Myers
Derringer
Walters
McKechnie
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Reds
Paul Derringer
Horatio
St. Louis
Kentucky
Billy Myers
Johnny Mize
Joe Medwick
Neyland Set for 101st Victory as Vols Open
Major Robert Reese Neyland leads Tennessee in a 138th season, aiming for victory No. 101. The Vols face NC State at Raleigh under night lights, while Auburn plans to challenge in Birmingham. Conference buzz centers on Tennessee repeat quality and Auburn’s potential surprise as the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gregory Atlanta
Robert Reese Neyland
Tennessee
Raleigh
Neyland
Doc Newton
North Carolina State Wolfpack
Montgomery
Jack Meagher
Auburn Plainsmen
Birmingham Southern
Auburn
Oklahoma
Plainesmen
Southeastern Loop
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Tennessee Tech
Rice Owls
Houston
Florida
Stetson
Texas
Austin
Mississippi State
Howard
Arkansas
Memphis
Yesterday's Stars Take A Pennant Clinching Victory
Paul Derringer secured his 25th decision as Cincinnati clinched the pennant with a sixth inning sacrifice fly that produced the deciding run. Babe Young and Bill Jurges contributed in the game, while Dick Erickson and Vito Tamulis starred for the Bees with key hits. Joe Gordon and Sam Chapman fueled late victories for the Yankees and Athletics in twin bill action. Lefty Grove and Dutch Leonard also highlighted veteran pitching in the day's notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paul Derringer
Reds
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Babe Young
Bill Jurges
Giants
Phillies
New York
Dick Erickson
Bees
Vito Tamulis
Dodgers
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Sam Chapman
Athletics
Gordon
Twin Hill
Chapman
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Leonard
Washington
Oral Hildebrand
Philadelphia Athletics
Same Chapman
Dick Errickson
Boston
Old Pitcher Dies in Joliet at 44
Abraham Lincoln Bailey a 44 year old former pitcher for the Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League died last night in Joliet Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Abraham Lincoln Bailey
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
National Baseball League
Sports Roundup highlights and quirky names across leagues
Eddie Briet reports a fast moving roundup with notes on Baer facing Nestell in Chicago, Wake Forest versus North Carolina odds, Hal Kemp's Washington Red Skins theme song, a 1173 strikeout season for Indian Schoolboy Swan, and a playful catalog of mocked football and baseball names and lineups. Joe DiMaggio postpones his wedding to November 1 in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Briet
New York
Max Baer
Chicago
Bob Nestell
Wake Forest
North Carola
Hal Kemp
Washington Red Sking
Timothy Swan
Citcher
Gettsburg
S. C
North Carolina
Joe DiMaggio
Dorothy Arnold
San Francisco
Notre Dame and Others Picked In Preseason Ballot
New York writer Herb Barker weighs college football matchups in a blindfold test. Notre Dame is favored over Purdue and Tulane ahead of North Carolina, and UCLA over Colgate while NC State faces Tennessee. USC, Army, Navy, LSU, Texas, Oklahoma, and Texas A&M also receive picks with varied confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Purdue
North Carolina
Tulane
Herb Barker
New York
Wake Forest
Clemson
South Carolina
Texas Christian
O’brien
Aldrich
Hale
Fort Worth
U.C.L.A
Washington
Strode
Jack Robinson
I. C. U. Colgate
New York University
Colgate
Violets
Stanford
Oregon State
State
Southern California
Oregon
Army
Furman
Art Frontczak
Navy
William and Mary
Swede Larson
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Arkansas
Rice
Vanderbilt
Lam
Cardill
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Texas
Florida
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
DiMaggio leads in batting with 882, Foxx 358. Roles include Rolfe with 139 runs and 211 hits, Williams 141 RBIs, McQuinn 193 hits, and doubles led by Rolfe at 46. Foxx and Greenberg tie for 33 home runs, Case 51 stolen bases, Sundra 11 0 and Donald 13 3 among top pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
DiMaggio
New York
Foxx
Boston
Rolfe
Williams
McQuinn
St. Louis
Greenberg
Detroit
Lewis
Washington
McCosky
Case
Fox
Sundra
Donald
National League top players and stats summary
League leaders highlight Mize of St Louis batting .352 with Medwick at .338 and 200 hits, McCormick of Cincinnati 206 hits and 127 RBIs, Slaughter and Medwick 49 doubles, Otto and Mize 27 home runs, Wirer Hack 16 steals, Derringer 25-7 wins for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
St. Louis
Medwick
Werber
Cincinnati
Hack
Chicago
McCormick
Slaughter
Med Wick
Herman
Goodman
Ott
New York
Handley
Pittsburgh
Derringer
Wyatt
Brooklyn
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Scores
Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 3, Brooklyn 143, Boston 8 0, Philadelphia 3 8, New York 4 8. Others not scheduled. New York 8 4, Philadelphia 4 5, Washington 2 6, Roston 4 1. Others not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Roston
Hatters Host South Georgia Teachers in Home Opener
DeLand Florida September 29 The Stetson Hatters aim to break into the victory column in their first home football game of the season facing South Georgia Teachers tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatters
Deland
Fla
Stetson Hatters
South Georgia Teachers Eleven
Rollins Tars vs South Georgia College showdown
Orlando Florida September 29 The Rollins Tars seek their third football victory of the season as they host South Georgia College tonight at 8 15 p m in a key conference game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TARS
Veterans Prove They Are Not Dead Not Yet
By Judson Bailey Associated Press Sports Writer the Reds clinched the National League pennant with a 5-3 win over the Cardinals while old timers across baseball pursued 1940 contract talks. Mose, Leonard, Hildebrand and oral Hildebrand starred in wins, including Mose’s 15th win in Boston and Leonard’s 20th in Washington. Derringer’s 26th victory for Cincinnati capped a wild day as pennant hopes settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lefty
Robert Moses Grove
Boston Red Sox
Emil
Dutch) Leonard
Washington Senators
Oral Hildebrand
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Reds
Mose
World featherweight champion Archi outpoints Jeffra
Boxing results from multiple cities highlight Joey Archi defeating Harry Jeffra to retain the world featherweight title. Other bouts include Kid Hermosillo outpointing Paul Corlyn, Bobby Wilson stopped in Sarasota, Tony Cisco earning a decision over Eddie Dreher, and Jose Estrada drawing with Sammy Magro in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Joey Archibald
Providence
R.T
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
San Antonio
Tex
Kid Hermosillo
Mexico City
Paul Corlyn
Houston
Tampa
Fla
Bobby Wilson
Washington, D. C
Greenwood
Sarasota
Atlantic City
Tony Cisco
Norristown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ornado
Hentz
Yanks
Buck McCormick
Babe Dahlgren
Dahlgren
New Hampshire
William Meechnie
Charley Keller
Wally Berger
Ival Goodman
George Selkirk
Selkirk
Bill Dickey
Ernie Lombardi
Linus
Art Krentz
Jerry Broadfield
Lee Cor
ITA Service
Walter Eckersall
Illinois
Carlisle Indians
Chicago Hyde Park
Eckersall
Nebraska
John Frye
Pat Moran
Sallee
Groh
Dressler
Kopf
Yesteryear
Back Bay
Michigan
Birmingham-Southern
Howard Green
Perseas
Chestochowski
Tstropoulos
Fenstemacher
Hotkowski
Huftstetler
Rabinowitz
Glanpaolo
Hamizous
Chumarski
Rosenzweig
Mazinski
Heinsohn
Kalwitz
Sosnowski
Radazvill
Kronstadt
T.C.U
Ned
Wolfpack
Davidson
Indiana
Pitt
Charley Bowser
Doc Sutherland
Panther
Marshall Goldberg
Major League
Leonard Too
Louis
Jackso
Mikes Sre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!