Laundry Nine Scrambles Inning Battle With Rockslingers
The Laundry Nine played a long, darkly officiated game against the Rockslingers. Zip Myler led off for the Rockslingers with six hits and fourteen batters faced, while S Dison allowed nine hits and struck out eleven over five innings. Letts led Laundry with a double and three runs in five trips, English added a double and single, and Pener collected three hits. Fielding errors by Prace and Kuehne marred Laundry’s defense as Re Thizen and G Thomposn stood out for the Tad ds.
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Pha Post Toundry
Bevine Hal Park
Myler
Salitting
Rockslingers
Ant
Shearam Ron
S. Dison
Star Pilehee
Lairds
Heath
Lavindey
Big Guns
Lyd Ring
Prace and Kuehne
Re Thizen
G. Thomposn
Dad Vail dies veteran Wisconsin crew coach Tad Vail
James Cherry of Chicago Daily News reports the death of Tad Vail longtime Wisconsin crew coach born in Canada and linked to Neptune Rowing Club, West Tennaylinda, Vesper Boat Club, and University of Wisconsin tenure. The obituary notes his early racing triumphs and coaching career shaping national rowing.
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Yourhkeepsin
Erange
Grace
Tie
Ecwllers
Canada
Ceargetown
Wieconsty
New Yorker to Try for Knockout on Pacific Coast Bout Card
Pete Augual targets a knockout against Samuel Baker on a Tuesday American Legion card at Fort Sam Houston. The welterweight matchup, teased as a possible title clash chain, features Baker seeking the Division title with August aiming to thwart him after prior coast fights. The program includes McQuade, Albeil, Prather, and other boxers with decisions expected at ringside.
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Pete Augual
Ramuel
Baker
Toelie
Koldive
American Legion
Fort Sam Houston
Jack Wrenn
Affternoon
Pete
Port Sam
Hourcan
Jackie Fields
Slaker-Fields
Fields
Jack Thompson
Fan Dundee
Dundee
Anguet
Wrenn
Augnet
Honan
Dick Hoppe
Medrol
Anid Wrenn
Vangial
Hoth
Stridgeport
Hay
Rontrery
Efe
Sammy
Mitchel Tel
Jost
Tete
Ae Baker
Omasha Mart
Miami
Florida
Young Gonzales
George Fir Field
Thiminion
Rich McQuade
Andy Kralosky
Eddie Dyer Joins Benedicts in Major League Ranks
Eddie Dyer, ex St Louis Cardinals infielder and Interleague figure, now manages Joplin in the Western baseball association. He reportedly joined the Benedicts after a Houston game and will serve as club president and field manager next year. Geraldine Jennings and Dewey also linked to local sports events, with further notes on other personnel moves.
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Hindie Deer
Tire Institute
Othlate
Interplicher
St. Louls Cardinals
Joplin
Western Baseball Association
Ordeo
Adebre Monnay
Forty Pro Basketball Games Scheduled in Western Division
Fort Wayne Cleveland and six teams finalize a tentative schedule for the Western division of the American Basketball League. Forty games will be played this winter, with twenty at home and twenty on the road. Representatives from Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Detroit, Minneapolis, St. Paul and San Francisco attended.
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Elreult
Fork Wryne
Cleveland
Feng
Minneapolis
Fle Pan
St. Tansa
Dempsey faces crossroads after boxing career
New York star Jack Dempsey spoke in an exclusive interview about his uncertain future. He expects about a year of acting work ahead, then a major decision on whether to pursue business or a new profession, worried he may become a “millionaire with no job.” He praised Rickard, discussed future film plans, and reflected on his prizefighting legacy and current stage career.
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James L
New York
Jack Dempuy
Eros
Peary
Jack
Egger
College of Hard Knocks
Dempsey
Dempeos
Wig Ai the Warkered
Fistelle Laylor
Dempser
Diis
Jess Willard
Toledo
Obis
Ami
Robbys
Scorpsey
Nauk
Chew
Jacl
Ronke
Innes J. Corbett
Jim Clarket
Dempses
Times Square
Acre Two
Baer Facts From Bugs Baer On Yankee Series
Oct 9 article from Baer column recounts Yankee series odds and public mood. Mentions Babe Ruth, Mel Ott, Lou Gehrig, and Joe McCarthy with opinion on postponing games to January. Describes crowds, bets, and varied reactions as the Yankees chase a lead in a troubled season.
Jockey Killed and Rider Hurt in Utah Fairground Spill
One jockey died after a horse collision at the Utah State Fairgrounds on Monday. Joe Agro suffered multiple shell fractures and severe injuries, taken to a hospital in critical condition. Another rider was thrown but unharmed.
Delays Wreck Polo Season in East at Meadow Brook
New Torr Oct 1 The open Polo tournament faces disruption as international matches delay the Mons Waterbury Cup and two games are staged at Meadow Brook. East Coast meets the Army in the opener while Band Mount faces Menion Brook, with many internationalists expected to play in singles if conditions permit.
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New Torr
Meadow Brook Sadas
Waterbury
Army
Banda
Meniion Brook
Whrapatine
Eithey
Manual Andean
Black
Basticote
Tolin Milvk
Nevok
United States
Alon
Eastcott
Harle
Haye Ring
Tommy Hilchepe
Honing
Rick Sauuars
Earle W. Hopping
Atar
Willing
Easteod
Altes Orn
Meadow Trronk
Wil
Winnies Guest
Hark
United Statns Ten
Much Tork
Santa Point
Averell
Notre Dame Star Kiley Takes Chicago Coaching Post
Former Notre Dame star Kiley becomes head Fonthall coach in Chicago and will practice law. Lamont, his longtime associate, to handle Losola eteren duties while a successor is selected.
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Kiley Qests
Toaga
Noger Kiley
Notre Dame
Chicago
Twaniut Lamont
Losola Eteren Watil A Silecessee Ia
Charley Treutor to wed Florence Owen in Laurel Helpline Church
Local bowling scene mixed with wedding news as Charley Treutor plans marriage to Florence Owen at Laurel Helpers Methodist Church on Tuesday at 3 o'clock. The couple faces a light-hearted media buzz while Charley aims to balance ring life and bowling, with plans for a later celebration and well-wishes from the community.
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Wnp
Komtune
Charley Treutor
Etter
San Antonio
Charley
Nina
Charles
Floranca Owen
Laurel Helplrs
Plocaner
Cruickshank Wins Maryland Open Golf Championship
Tony Cruickshank of New York defeated Al Fesnian of Chicago and Tammy Armani of Washington to win the Maryland Open golf championship and $250 prize money in medal play at the Five Farms course Trellimare Country Club.
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Cruickshank
Baltimore
Tony’ Gruickshank
New York
al Fesnioaan
Chicago
Tammy Armony
Washington
Five Farms
Trallimare Country Club
Frank Snyder to manage St Louis team next season
International News Service reports Frank Snyder will lead the St Louis squad next season at Averson Park. The street buzz says Snyder, known as Pancho, could steer the team through a rebuild after the pennant era, amid talk of a new managerial era.
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International New Service
Ann
Charley
Bern
Aina Doar
Elotnaby
Hrendon
Frank (Pancho) Snyder
St. Louis
Aven Park
Moore Boxing Card Reconfigured After Canceled Bout
Promoter Jack Shetonwald announced Moore, the Chitaga bantamweight, will box Nieto Acuna next Tuesday at Beet hoven hall after the Monday night bout was called off due to poor attendance. Shelton’s bout and other matches on the card were adjusted with changes to the Thursday night lineup headlined by Rich Toone and Teeny Dow.
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Bul Moore
Nieto Acuna
Beethoven Hall
Box
Acuna
Jack Sheton
Moore Ling
Quinn Tee
Dax Pipht
Shelton
Rich Toone
Teeny’ Dow
Local scholastic football schedule lists four games this week
Wednesday Brackenridge at Alamo Heights 2 30 p m at Army Bowl Mata Avenue High vs Corpat Christi at unknown time Thursday Toon at Garrett Held Porters Heights Panthers meet San Marcos Lobos 3 40 p m Friday Baturdas at Garrett field 6 00 p m note disrupted OCR yields uncertain times and team spellings
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Thurssos
Baturdas
Brackenridge
Courtney Conquers McVey Again in Cleveland Ring Echo
Oklahoma lightweight Courtney held a second decision over Jack McVey of New York in Cleveland, improving his challenge status for Nickey Walker. Courtney dropped McVey in the third with a fierce one two, broke a thumb in the fourth, and fought mostly on the defensive after the injury as he earned a wide margin on points in twelve rounds.
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Cleveland
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Motocycle boat race opens Linket club regatta
Natchez Mississippi on Sunday saw the first regatta of the Linket John Quiboard Motor Afficiation with entries from iron cities in Mississippi Toursiens Tennessee and Texas. Crowds witnessed the event as speediest crates competed in the inaugural race.
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Kicker Roath
Natchez
Minx
Mississippi
Toursiens
Tennessee
Texas
John
Natehrz
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