Opportunity Beckons 10 Recruits In Former World Series Talk
Alan J. Gould surveys a storied past of World Series heroes as new stars emerge for the Yankees and Cardinals, noting Babe Ruth and Koenig as standout legends and forecasting rookie chances for Cedric Durst, Ben Schell, and others in a season of potential breakthroughs. The piece lists notable players from 1903 to 1927, highlighting pitcher Stan Coveleskie and others, then shifts to a local update on Lusher Harper’s return to football action for Dom High School after an infection.
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Alan J. Gould
Crowe
Lushel
Jrmn
Yankees
Cardinals
Babe Ruth
Bug
St Louis
Gg Heeeldom
Siorg
Hoyt
Vera
Weile West
Boulder
House of Uuggins
Basha “Miljns
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Athletics
Ool
Frankie Tisch
Jim Lottomles
Shick Bafey
Cedric Durst
Bensechal
Earle Tomde
Tom Zachary
Hebtrs
Johnson
Foyt
Pipgens
Miinsters
Seri Peroes
Toll
Suthenson
Wombs
Baker
Veteran stars in world series talk draw mixed ages
Warren Brown muses on age in baseball’s biggest stage, comparing veteran stars on the St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees. He notes the oldest players and young holdovers, citing figures like Vincent, Reeve, and Me for Lee, while listing several aging regulars and the youngest on each roster as the debate on age and prowess continues.
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Warren Brown
Seens
St. Louis
Cardinai Bull Club
American Legion
Mars
Vincent Stabs
Matanyille
Oldtore
Reeve
Boston Braves
Athletics
Abilene Christian Wildcats face Huntsville and other college games
Abilene Christian College Wildcats travel to Huntsville for a football clash while West Texas Teachers meets McMurry College at Abilene. Other games feature East Texas Teachers at College Park and Stephen F Austin Drachers hosting. The week’s college schedule lists matches across the region with broader sports activity.
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Telenissiciaiun Gumén
Abilene Christian College Wildcats
Huntsville
East Teeechers
Compieree
Mc Murry College Indians
Abilene
Weel
Abisons Christian Oy & Sou
Houston
Veachers
Stephen FL
Austin
Drachers
Teras Uers
Come Pree
West Texas
Teuvbres
McMurry College
Abitene
Noithwert
Texas Teachers
Lenard Parse College
Daniel Daser
Uollese
Coleg AX Bhrereperk
Jones Favored to Defeat Stangel in Heated Bout
Wrestling card tonight features Paul Jones favored over Joe Stangel in a likely tough match after prior meetings. promoter Sam Siegel predicts a hard fight. The undercard includes Dob Davis vs Joe Banaskin and four perpetual lightweights, all slated for S310 action.
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Paul Jones
Joe Stanzel
Eteethoven
Walt
Brungel
Trudy Wueek
Lough
Tee
Jones
Jack Wassburn
Iawich
New Orleans
Stangel
Promier
Sam Siegel
Dob Davis
Joe Banaskin
Lewis Wins Two Falls In Wrestling Title bout
In Lew is October 4 report Lewis defeats Maleetia Nas in two straight falls to claim the heavyweight championship. The first fall ends after seven minutes when Malee hits a backward body slam and loses balance. The second fall comes a few minutes later as both grapplers continue in a tense exchange, Lewis leveraging a two pound weight advantage. Hawai War tanwing beats Al Baffart in eighteen minutes during the preliminaries.
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Los Jer Beng
Surangle Doe
N Eessive
Lewis
Malewig
Aliea
Leis
Aissdicel
Akening
Aleo
Eaise Sik
Maleeetia Nas
Towa
al Baffart
Los Angeles
Simmons Plays Used Against TCU Varsity
Teras Christan University's Hared Froge will face a syncheleven from Sicusous University this afternoon in preparation for their game with the Cowboss of Urersenridge Saiuarias. Coach Marty Bell will send a Mack of reseccen using simmons plays against the varsity. The Frogs will leave for Breckenridge Saturday morn Uz. The Cowboss is a big team with many players under 170 pounds and others up to the wing positions, noted for strong Thunders in the hock ial.
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BP Internatmeat
Fort Worth
Tex
Teras Christan University
Hared
Sicusous University
Urersenridge
Saiuarias
Marty Bell
Simmons
Frogs
Breckenridge
Galy Ie Mei
Ibere Fa
Tears Meet Tigers Of Prinses University In Waxahachie
The Haslar University Tears were scheduled to clash with the Tigers of Prinses University, Waxahachie, this Saturday. The event appears set for a local arena, with fans awaiting the outcome of the varsity contest and possible standout performances from key players.
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HPARS
Haslar University
Patie
Endaimurrin
Tigers
Prinses University
Waxahachie
Satur- Waa
Hot Stove League Trades Hornsby in Busy MLB Talks
The column outlines intense speculation on trading Babe Ruth era star Rogers Hornsby to reshape teams. It cites manager Joe McCarthy’s aims and hints at Pirates, Cubs, and Cardinals interest with Wright and Engle as possible pieces. Trade timing remains uncertain as discussions intensify before spring camps.
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Chieapgy Cubs
Pleese
Rogers
Louis
Cigrts
Titetes
Campaig
Glerar Wrights
Pirtshoarahy
Eles Betory
Lee Witt Campeigne
Joe McCarthy
Requishes
Wagne
Bateman
Lily Ikees
Cardinals
Glamis Baye Ny
Lal Lin
Wright
Ides Peries
Fieburgh
Woody Englich
McCarthy
Cot Long Eine
Oie
Hornsby
Ula Tx
Coeraotore
Vulcanized Flat-tires Carry Cardinal Weight
A colorful 1928 feature reviews Cardinals and World Series intrigue. It highlights Oil Smith and others, tracing careers from Giants to Pirates to St Louis. The piece blends humor with baseball history, noting players like Mitchell and Wilson and the season’s pennant context in New York.
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Cardinals
Steafeh
St. Louis
Oi Smith
Raboil" Maruorillo
Jimmy Wilson
Andy Wigh
George Harper
Clarence Mitchell
Giants
Pittsburgh
Smil
Smith
Masty
Dietsburgh
Cam
Dougan to Meet Lencho in Preparations for Week-Long Festivities
Local sports notes indicate Dougan and Lencho are training daily at Beethoven Park in anticipation of next week's festival. Promoter Jack Helton schedules workouts and events during Legion week with Acuna, Moore, and Dougan involved in preparations.
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LeRoy Douzsu
Bistherile
Bittler
Diego Awwna
Leltay
Acuna Usin
Gigle
Leweho
Uonoynermont
Wade
Prommer
Jack Helton
Legion Week
Pal Moore
Acuna Hig
Heights Squad Heads to Coast for State Tournament Opener
Ninety players from Alamo Heights High School, led by Coach Strickland and manager staff, travel to Corpus Christi for their first state interscholastic league game of the season against Corpus Christi High School. Strickland plans to start Norroy at center, Aubrey Johnson at guard, Ayres at tackle, Netmann at quarterback, Betti at left half, Lawrence or Murleigh at right half, and Alexander or Clark at fullback, with Hamapson and Harding at ends and Dicks on the line. Injured Ad VNotee will not play. team practices continue as Strickland reshapes the lineup after a recent loss.
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Alamo Heights
Htricklund
Wuld
Glart Norroy
Cetter
L'Vay
Aubrey Johnson
Hehlffery
Luz
Eturon
Strickland
bin Boyy
Cissy
Atlicute
Ntand
Broadcasters readied for major New York series
UPI notes two telecasts of the New York series with Starlong at 1 10 p.m. Exeterime at 2 10 p.m. on Tide and a National Broadcasting Company crew handling play by play. Columbia network will also offer coverage with Mar. J. Anittow White and Tod Tuesing announcing.
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New York
UPI
Gators
aTling
Starlong
Poe
Exeterime
Thin Kustern
Graham McNarmee
Cards Slump Drives Cardinal Batting Ahead of September
New York Oct 4 Players show little late season hitting surge as St Louis and New York offenses lag. Douthit Paschal Maryanville Durst Dugan and Tuby fall below averages while Lou Gehrig lifts Yankees near a 300 pace. The season holdovers near end show Waning power with several players posting sub 300 marks in August and September.
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Les Conklin
Stel Compependent
New York
Lasl
Jimny Walker
Cerdi Nf
Yankees
Campain
Seabees
SL Louis
Yark
Cardinals
Douthit
Paschal
Maryanville
Durst
Dugan
Wil
Taster
Tuby
Towthit
Aecha St. Maranville
Wilson
Stadley
St. Louis
Tim Raliomles
Abe Carls
Horn
N.Y
St. Tt
Pas Bell Durst
Lefy
Tiafey
Han
Mensel
Troenig
N.Y. Eee
Maranville
Hll
Rohectson
Gazells
Lasieri
N.xecoe
Parocher
Gehrig
Yfattemier
Vengoush
N.Y. Urabowski
Collins
Local Grid Teams Prep for Busy Weekend Action
Local grid teams schedule a packed weekend with St Marys University idle and main venues hosting multiple high school and college games across San Antonio. Friday features several matchups including Arrochenridge versus Thar rondale Hugh and Garrete Field hosting Alaiio Hergus at Corwus Cheistl, while Saturday lists Teacock versus San Marcus Takes and Kerrville hosting Gaerett Pielit Junior, among others.
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St. Mary's University
Hingsylits Deachers
Main Avenuel
Corrug Chrisli High
San Antonio Elevens
Arachenridge
Tharrondale Hugh
Garrete
Alaiio Hergus
Corwus Cheistl
Tafentcy
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Yanks Liberal With Spoils From World Series
New York Oct 4 A report says the Yankees shared gifts and cash among numerous staff and players after the season. Names include Woody Rainer Mark To th road secretary, Stosy Uva coach Malis Matthews, Al Shealy, Archne Fletcher, Charles O Lemsi, Tom Zachery, Fred Ueimach, Lagan, Atchie Campbell, Dickey, Vitle Meck, Ednie Nennett and others, with various amounts and shares awarded to ensure broad participation in the holiday bounty.
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New York
Tevin
Tue Woody
Rainer
Mark Toth
Gach
Stosy Uva
Clin
Tallalaire
Malis Matthews
Rtaniey Coyeloskie
Spit Boiler
al Shealy
St. Paul
Arshne Fletcher
Charles O'Lemsi
Tom Zachery
Fred Ueimach
Ciinic
Frol Lagan
Atelie Camptell
Pilcher
St. Paw
Dickey
Enteker
Fdnie Nennett
Fin
Cunindt
Luly
Kruse Gecen
Jockey Shropshire Hurt In Fall At Race Meet
Jockey Shropshire suffered serious injuries after a fall during a midweek racing event. Reports indicate he was unseated as the field toppled, with other riders needing assistance at the track hospital.
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Shropshire
Hard Practice Ahead for Rice Grid Eleven
A terse report notes Rice football team preparations intensify with a stiff practice session. Coach expresses cautious optimism about deep drills and upcoming weekend action amid internal competition and emerging strategies.
Barons and Houston Heroes Dominate Dixie Series
Birmingham reports the Barons and Houston Heroes won the Dixie series with strong performances from Barnes Jong and Frank Singer. Detailed play-by-play notes describe early scoring, pitching shifts, and key defensive moments, while economic figures show gate receipts totaling about 1.0 million dollars for the league, with special attention to Thames Woollehan Peel and other standout players.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Singer
Houston
Birmington
Arang
Tle
Bigelow
Pael
Stewack
Barnes
Marans
Wells
Johnson
Tomer
Micninglugaware
Thames
Woollehan
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