Goat Sheds His Horns as Baseball Hero Sets World Series Records
New York Yankees second baseman Gordon Diely celebrates a standout World Series in St. Louis on October 12. He set three five game series records, handling 43 chances, 23 assists, and 29 putouts, surpassing Eddie Collins, Herman Hehtater, and Johnny Evers in key marks from 1907 to 1910.
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Series Sidelights as Cardinals Top Yankees in Season Defense
The New York Yankees were outplayed by the St Louis Cardinals in most aspects of the season series except home performance. The Cardinals led in several phases including team batting and pitching while the Bombers showed power yet faltered in key areas.
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Dickey Tops Yank Heroes in Ragged World Series
En route to New York with the Yankees on October 12 INS notes Bill Dickey the long-time Yankee, delivering clutch power as New York clinches the World Series with three straight wins over St Louis. Chandler dominates mound duties, Cooper and Klein highlight Cardinal failures, while broadcast revenue soars to new records.
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Cardians Muddle Early Errors Prompt Unlikely Field Goal Suggestion
In a strange moment during the first innings of the game the Cardials squandered scoring chances and a Yankee supporter loudly suggested trying a field goal. The remark highlighted a chaotic start as fans debated unconventional plays.
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Box Score Oddities From a Gotham Monday Lineup
Readable box score data shows New York ALJ AB RUOAE figures and player entries including Crovetti, Lindell, Dickey, Gordon, Etten, and Stambark with innings and substitutions. The fragment notes batting, pitching details, double plays, sacrifices, and attendance, highlighting a high chaos scoreline and a late ninth inning shuffle for New York.
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Series Statistics Reveal Pinarciat Pigères Attendance Details
In the report the total attendance for the series is 277,312 with gross receipts and game totals cited. It notes the War relief and service fund distributions, players shares of the first four games, and radio rebates. The commissioners and clubs split the remaining revenue after deductions and support payments.
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Montgomery and Scalzo to Fight in 10-Round bout
Lightweight champion Boy Montgomery will meet Perry Scalzo of New York in a 10 round bout on October 25 at Convention Hall II. Promoter Herman Taylor announced the match in Philadelphia.
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Notre Dame Rated No 1 by Wartime Football Writers
Notre Dame leads the AP poll with 66 of writers naming them No 1, Army second, Michigan slips to ninth after a 35 to 12 defeat. Bertelli praised as a magician quarterback by Fritz Crisler, who also notes Bertelli’s rise as football’s best. Army, Navy, and Penn State follow in the ranking with several programs listed in the top ten.
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Practice Schedule Skews Toward Weekly Drills at West Point
West Point October 12. The U S Military Academy football line has not yielded two touchdowns this season and drills only once weekly. No workouts on Mondays and Fridays and three linemen miss Tuesday through Thursday due to lying courses. Wednesday is the only day for scrimmage.
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Amphibious Forces Recruit Kinney From Corpus Christi
Bob Kinney, famous basketball center from Thomas Jefferson High School and Rice Institute, joins the Navy's amphibious forces while stationed at Little Creek Virginia. He previously starred for Corpus Christi Naval Air Station's Widerrated team.
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Larson Returns to Iowa For Indiana Clash
Iowa City reports Howard Larson, the Navy medical discharge return, strengthens the Hawkeyes as they prepare for Saturday's game with Indiana. The item notes Larson’s role as a 4 halfback and his recent military status.
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