Rambler bid for state title with Fort Worth series
Randolph Field Rambers faced Fort Worth Glothiers in a two game series for the TAAF final honors. Kenneth Perry pitched for Randolph in the Saturday game at 3 pm, with Lefty Jim Woodyard guiding the first Sunday tilt and Al Crost awaiting the nightcap. The series winner advances to the American Baseball Congress in Batne Creek, Michigan.
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Randolph Field Ramblers
Worth Glothiers
Fort Worth
Dtican Tela
Kenneth Perry
Randolph
Jim Woodyard
Nightcap
Rambler
BJ Booth
Texas
American Baseball Congress
Bat- Ne Creek
Mich
It Was a Dirty Trick on Longhorns at Texas Camp
Report describes a coach Dana Bible led Texas longhorns through a two hour twenty eight minute blocking drill after a photographers event promised glamour. Players endured scratches and bruises while the team prepared for conditioning amid controversy over the trick.
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Tana
Longhorns
University of Texas
Phortographers
Sean
Dan
Dana Bible Vata
Conference Scrimmages Spotlight Conference Grid Trials
In the Southwest Conference week one scrimmages, Arkansas and Baylor showcased depth as coaches pressed players at multiple positions. Texas and Texas A and M groups vied for quarterback and backfield spots while Baylor’s backfield mix drew attention. Standouts included Joe White for End and Derace Moser on defense, with teams eyeing intrasquad games ahead of early season clashes.
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Priday
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Methodist
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Rice
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Texas Christian
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Walter Hamberg
Ralph Atwood
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Maurice Britt
Jan Carter
Saul Singer
Zeyjan Holly
Daryl Cato
Aggie Aris
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Derace Moser
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Lnter
Arthur Goforth
Wichita Falls
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Bill Haner
Ernie Lain
Olle Cordill
Minde
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Bill Killman
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Port Arthur
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Raymondville
Sud Law- Tenet Micks
Beeville
Frank Kring
Paschal
Fort, Worth
Wiling fuMback
Couch Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Sefada
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Rattlers Roll as Bus Trip Heads to San Francisco
In Pueblo Colorado on September 9 the Rattlers football team traveled toward San Francisco. Coach Mose Simms declined to specify overnight plans. Friday practice in Trinidad Colorado had players laughing over the misadventure of faculty member Brother Gerald Schwepp left behind in Raton New Mexico.
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Fiiday
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Wrigley Says Hartnett Will Manage Cubs Next Season
Chicago owner William Wrigley said Hartnett will manage the Cubs again next season as far as he knows. Wrigley noted he has not spoken with Hartnett about 1940 and will not until late, adding Hartnett may need to decide if he wants to stay. The comment follows persistent speculation Wrigley was negotiating with other managers.
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Hartnett
Chicago
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Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
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Gabby
Hart
Stagg Donates 3000 to College of the Pacific
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 72, head coach at College of the Pacific, donates 3000 dollars to the school to buy grounds for an athletic field. The gift comes after Chicago released him and funds will aid the expansion of sports facilities on campus.
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Mass
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College of the Pacific
Los Angeles
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San Francisco
Lockton
Ami Monza Stagg
University of Chicago
Feather title fight put off due to eye injury
The featherweight championship bout between champion Loey Archibald of Pawtucket Rhode Island and challenger Marty Jeffra in Washington was postponed from Monday night to October 2 after Archibald sustained an eye injury in training.
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Loey Archibald
Pawtucket
R. I
Marty Jeffra
Unclear game score report with mixed names and errors
Fragmented box score style text lists players with dubious spellings and irregular stats. It references teams or players such as Ghyietinag Sellers Rams Bats and mentions hits, outs, and pitchers but is garbled and not reader friendly.
Shreveport Secures Young First Sacker
Shreveport today acquired Murrell Jones of Monroe a 19 year old rookie first baseman who batted 313 in the Cotton States league and helped the team by driving in runs as a strong young bat. Also listed are Ton Perry and four other players as part of the cash deal.
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Shreveport Aporte
Murrell Jones
Monroe
Tough Tulane slate tests Sugar Bowl hopes at home
New Orleans previews Tulane football with high hopes and a demanding schedule. Coach Dawson notes Clemson, Auburn, Fordham, Alabama, Columbia and LSU loom, while 24 lettermen return and key players include captain Kellogg and Bronner.
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Oshkosh
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MiArd White
Arkansas City
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Gary
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Horton Banker
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Tilane
Fred Gloden
Duebuque
Iowa
Clemson
Auburt
Fordham
North Carolina
Missisippi
Alabama
Columbia
New York
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Louisiana State
Resume play in national net tournament at Forest Hills
National tennis championships resumed after rain halted play. Sixteen first and second round matches remained unfinished, with a special third round between Bobby Aggel and Larry Dee. Notable oncourt action included Bryan Grant Jr. leading Sidney Wood Jr. 6-3 in the first set and 12-11 in the second.
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Forest Hills
Bobby Aggel
Chicago
Larry Dee
Snivy Pranedsco
Bryan Grant, Jr
Allants
Sidney Wood Jr
Prospect Hill Mudeats Hold Annual Banquet At Local Restaurant
The Prospect Hill Mudeats amateur baseball club hosts its annual banquet Saturday night at the Original Mexico restaurant beginning at unspecified time. The event honors manager Buddy Manuppelli and players Mike Manuppell Raydone Pena EB W Pingel Ray Mond.
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Prospect Hill Mudeats
Mexico
Ofelork
Mudeats
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Mike
O. Manuppell
Ray Done Pena
EB. W. Pingel
Raymond
A. To Hear Bible Speak At Southwestern Officials Meet
Coach Dana X Bible of the University of Texas will oversee rule interpretation at a meeting of the Southwest Football Officials Association Saturday night in the Ginter Hotel Mose room. The event, starting at 8 p.m., aims to discuss changes to gridiron rules and exceptions under national committees.
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University of Texas
Southwest Football Officials’ Association
Ginter Hotel
Mose Room
T. Maxey Hark
Bible Iss
Ries Committee
Baseball Box Score From National Game With Pittsburgh Victory
Odd garbled recap shows Pittsburgh winning with 7 0 0 score details and players Like Butcher Walters McCormick and Brown involved. Mentions Chicago St. Louis with line scores and multiple pitchers including Walters McGee and Passmore. Attendance listed as 4479 and 12500 elsewhere.
Walters Ruffing Barn No 1 Series Assignments
The Reds star Walter Walters and Yankees starter Red Ruffing look to be the likely pitchers for the world series as both lead their teams. Walters, 20-game winner, added another win against the Pirates on two days rest and boosted his season total with a home run. Ruffing also posted his 21st victory as New York beat Boston, though a postponement and forfeit shuffle the dates.
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Bob Feller
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Kansas City Clinches Flag in Mixed Baseball Action
Kansas City clinched the American Association pennant despite mixed results as St Paul St Paul and Milwaukee losses shaped the final standings. Milwaukee beat Louisville 9 to 6, Toledo topped Indianapolis 8 to 6, and Kansas City widened its lead at the top heading into Sunday’s finale.
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Cardinals Breathing Room Lost as Reds Dominate
In St Louis Sept 9 AP report the Reds hold a strong lead over the Cardinals in the NL race. Reds have 31 wins 6 losses against lowly Phillies and Cubs while St Louis shows 25 wins 14 losses. If St Louis matched Cincinnati against Boston and Philadelphia the Cards would be 21 games back rather than 4½. Headed by Bill McKechnie, Cincinnati dominates the league with steady series results.
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