Cubs Leatie Mascot at Home
DETROIT October 1 The Cubs confident and determined, await a world series bid as fans gather at the station to bid farewell to an idol. A rabble of support cheers the Cubs before boarding the train while a sudden downpour dampens the mood and many fans depart.
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Sidney Scott Enrolls at St Marys Rattlers Football
Sidney Scott, Brackenridge standout, enrolled at St Marys University on Tuesday and joins the Rattlers football squad for the season.
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Major Leaders in Baseball As of October First
An AP summary notes Buddy Myer of the Washington Senators leading the American League in batting with near .250 and Joe Vosmik of the Indians close behind. It cites unofficial early-season averages around .250 for Myer and .348 for Vosmik, with other leaders including Medwick of St Louis and Greenberg of Detroit in RBIs and home run tallies.
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Thousands camp for world series tickets at Wrigley Field
Chicago October 1 A thousand or more fans waited all night for World Series reservations at Wrigley Field ticket booths. The long chilly vigil drew police to form lines, with many campers sharing food tobacco and games. Notables include Gus Swanson Edwin Brummet John Peterson and Robert Sinclair. Bleacher seats cost 1.10 to 19.80 while box seats were 19.80. Wrestling results follow from Associated Press with O Mahoney defeating Jim Browning in Montreal.
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Cabs and Tigers Pep Up Ahead of Big Series
On the eve of a major clash, Cubs figures like Gabby Hayes and ex Tigers veterans share tales of letters and memories. Players discuss nerves, past battles, and the social scene around the series while arrivals from across the baseball world mingle with locals.
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Birthday Party for Mickey Mouse at Majestic Theater
A quirky notice describes Mickey Mouse’s seventh birthday celebration at the Majestic Theater with doors at 10 am and a stacked program including Mickey’s Pet Store Mickey’s Steam Roller and The Grasshopper and the Ant among others. It invites families and mentions possible refreshments while mocking a royal absence.
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Pancho K 0' Defeats Kid Pancho in Fort Worth Bout
Beard knocks out Kid Pancho in a one round bout in Fort Worth while Devine Warhorses claim second victory over Invading Charlotte. Mortis and Wesley Thompson score touchdowns with Manrier Carter contributing. Devine set to travel to Pearsall Friday.
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Striking High Players Firm Over Coach Reinstatement
San Jacinto high football players strike over coach reinstatement of Wylie Bundners and boycotted practice with only three substitutes reporting to Jesse Madden, the new coach and former Rice star. Superintendent E. Therraoitzer said players should report but would not comment on Summers' resignation. He added the district would not force players to play and would not set pupils against teachers.
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Tuesday Amateur Boxing Meet Canceled by Injured Boxers
Three CCC boxers are sidelined with injuries prompting cancellation of the 4. F district amateur boxing meet set for Tuesday night at the Watkathon arena. Roger Stokes, president of the federation, confirmed the postponement while noting state finals will still bring athletes from across the state.
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International club to hold basketball meeting Tuesday night
The International club, a local power in cage games, will hold its first meeting at the club building at 7:30 Tuesday night to organize for basketball. Manuel Redsrigues will back the team again, with Kena Guerrero as manager and invites all members and interested tryouts to attend.
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Martin Undergoes Elbow Operation Again at Local Hospital
Martin of the St. Louis Cardinals underwent another elbow operation Monday at a city hospital. Dr. Robert F. Wyland, civic surgeon, performed the procedure on Martin’s right elbow after a previous operation last year to remove a chipped bone in the left elbow.
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Keen interest in registering box office for Walkathon mat bouts
The Walkathon arena hosts Wednesday night mat bouts featuring Teou and Karl Puvis in a third meeting with Davis in top form, drawing a big crowd. Also on the card are Tuaty Hum- Serto versus Dr Karl Barpolts, Tiny Roebuck and Pirper Wilco in the one fall opener.
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Peter Lorre to play Napoleon in Columbia project
Hollywood chatter notes Peter Lorre tests for Columbia’s Napoleon film with von Sternberg influence. Mentiones Warner Brothers, MGM and other stars in play for various productions and stage transfers including Barbara Stanwyck, Frank, and Joan Blondell amid studio bidding and casting rumors.
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England Women Net Stars Advance in Pacific Coast Championship
In Berkeley, October 1, England's Kay Stammers and Freda James moved into the third round of the Pacific Coast tennis championships. Stammers defeated Elsie Gheel 6-2 6-1, while James beat Martina Beth 6-0 0-2, with doubles partner Marion Malcolm and Miry January winning 6-0 6-2. Wilmer Wines of North Carolina fell to Bill Regan of San Francisco before winning in later doubles play.
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Negro Teams Clash In Sunday Double Header At Tech Field
The San Antonio Black Missions defeated the Austin Black Tigers 7 8 to win the first game while Austin claimed the second 3 0 behind Tayler who pitched well. The Black Missions host the Playbrook Tigers of Memphis next Sunday at Tech Field.
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