Baseball Brightens As Rain Delays Wallop Several Games
Henry McLemore reports on Ruth and Reed battling for home run records amid rain postponements. Ruth contends a flannel suit could have boosted his 60th homer pace, while Cubs rally to near pennant with Hack Wilson homers. Giants win both games. Phillies, Pirates, and others capitalize as weather clears.
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Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Levin
Boston
Sox
Browns
Young
Waleb
Senaters
Cuba
Coe Sten
Braves
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Root
Stephenson
Thien
Tolaca
Taylor
Wilson
Chuck Klein
Giants
Redo
Trubbell
Fits Timmons
Pittsburgh
Robins
Fhibiles
Terry O'Doul
Jengie
Mississippi Star Signs With Tigers
Gerald Walker, a standout athlete from the University of Mississippi, signs to play baseball with the Detroit Americans after a notable amateur football career. Walker earned several varsity letters at Ole Miss and is hailed as a versatile star.
Coach Claude Kellam Signs Back At Mission Brackenridge
A jumble of sports notes, family anecdotes, and misprints outlines Claude Kellam’s return to coaching at Mission Brackenridge, with Wright Riley and Nemto Herrera shuffled amid uncertainty before the new school year. The piece also digresses into a chaotic scene featuring a toddler nicknamed The Hyena, described in humorous, somewhat surreal detail.
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Claude Kellam
Mission
Brackenridge High
Wright Riley
Bracken
Nemto Herrera
Wiley
Texas playoff player lists approved in Dallas
Dallas league officials announced the names of 60 players selected to represent four clubs in the Texas playoff series between Dolus and the semi winner. Catchers and pitchers lead a list that includes Mealey Whitebers Klinnzer and more across Dallas Wickin Falls Shrevenort Houston and Houston’s rosters with substitutions possible due to player absences.
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Dallas
Tesae Legzag
Yneck
Hig Farher
Wickin Falls
Crouch
Lew Witchera Wayne
Messengee
Iltse
Steengrafe
White
Cromer
Walker
Galeria
Stegioton
Turgeon
Benton
Lettencoust
Kerman
Mennett
Hirsgérald
Sullison
Lewis
Shrevenort
Tobin
Stare
Crouse
Owens
Mortell
Cooper
Collard
Williamson
Luero
Thomposn
Price
Whalen
Stewart
Deviveros
Halman
Woeler
Pats
Langford
Cushion
Cox
Houston
Mancusy
Fork
Rhem
Brown
Einhart
Ross
Linsey
Wachtel
Hovlatal
Foreman
Moore
Guoninghna
Hoek
Martin
Deck
Free Gas and Oil for Medina Lake Regatta Boats
W H Furlong of the San Antonio Post club announced free gas and oil for entrants in the inter city two day regatta at Medina Lake Saturday and Sunday. The Grayburg company will furnish the fuel, with prizes totaling 1000 dollars for the races.
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Corns Mottote
W. H. Furlong
San Antonio Post Club
Gil
Grayburg Company
Prigea
Pass Gate Man Finds He's Popular
CHICAGO September 10 The ten mall of A Campion veteran guardian of the pass gate at Wrigley field threatens to surpass thea¢ of the most popular movie stars. His nationwide popularity grew after a radio announcer claimed Campion had a large supply of world series passes. Fans called in by phone and mail begging for passes, some offering dozens. Yet the World Series had not yet been played.
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Chicago
Campion
Wrigley Field
Pierster
Lindsey Joins Cardinals Early in Texas League Sale
Dallas Sept 10 Lim Lindsey star pitcher for the Houston Texas league club is likely to join the St. Louis Cardinals next week. Manager Gene Bailey said Lindsey will make his last Texas league appearance against Wichita Falls midweek as his sale to St. Louis was announced. Mastro Bout Blocked. Milwaukee Sept 16 The slate athletic commission refused Earl Munto to fight Santiago Zarilla tonight due to an eye injury. The commission announced Mastro likely would suffer permanent disability if the fight proceeded. Sterilization Urged London Sept 10 The third International Congress of the Word League for Sexual Reform urged sterilization of nitax national policy.
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Henry McLemore
Ruth
Roth
Colonel Ruppert
Mr. Roth
Dallas
Lim Tindsey
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Bailey
Lindsey
Wichita Falls
Bailey
St. Louis
Mastro
Milwaukee
Slate Athletic Commission
Earl Muntro
Chicago
Santiago Zarilla
London
CFI
Tony Atm
Third International Congress
Word League For Sexual Reform
VETS FAVORED IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Forest Hills coverage shows veterans favored in the national men's singles championships as George Lott and Fritz Mercur face tough tests, with Brank Sheffield and Leroy M. Weir advancing. Rain interrupted play as London, Hall, and Coggeshall battled to reach the next rounds.
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N. Y
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Aliglea Lonnis
Anette
JJ Bill
Hunter
Liklen Tin
Larder
Porsay
Young Brank Shielde
New York
Unter
Leroy M. Weir
Brits Mercur
Tartar Sesterday
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Iowa
Coggeshall
Mrntz
Bethlehem
Star
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
S.J
Lik Mercur
Lou
di Lou
Katie
Chicaso
Watt
Hall
Serkeley Bell
Austin
Tesna
Exnn
Bruce Baruss
Princino
Tuday
Runny Austin
Faygdand
Haroll MacGuffin
Philadelphia
Stohn Doeg
Santa Mone
Williem
William T. Tilden
Wilmer Allison
Fort Worth
Texas
Fight Results in Moorheid and Nearby Cities
A noisy fight card spans Moorheid Minnesota and surrounding cities with multiple decisions and outpoints noted. Prokdie Miller edged Millet Mike O'Dowd in Columbus while Robby O'Hara outpointed Jack Moelkenna in Chicago, and Norman Braun defeated Shifty Damo in Indianapolis. A headline bout between Grorsie Lesine and Flos Hubbert at Dexter Park was postponed due to rain. Center for Marlingen loses key player Rossbow. Veterans and lineup changes stir team plans as Cinder Elektorick and Wax man Tawrence compete for roles.
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Moorheid
Minn
Annodated Press
Cinemont
Mike McTiane
New York
Battiing Bozo
Cambright
Birmingham
Amergon
Tnd
Norman Brawn
Chicago
Damo
Cohimbax
Grorsie Lesine
Brooklyn
Flos Hubbert
Cleveland
Dexter Park
West
Cin Yy Williams
Chie
World Series Broadcast to Coast Across Nation
New York reports that the World Series games will be carried by a national network of stations through the National Broadcasting Company. Play-by-play descriptions will connect coast to coast, with plans announced today by NBC executives.
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Arpt. Tv
National
Crosdcasting
N. 2
CL Grolans McNaines
Grand finale in rifle meet at Camp Perry
Grand finale at Camp Perry Ohio opens a two day national rifle and pistol meet with 1025 top marksmen entering. The US Marine Corps pistol team defended its national title with a 1286 score. Individual pistol winner was private First Class Wilson from Washington with 270 out of 800. Other winners include Sergeant Tide and Sergeant Jensen in various rifle and pistol events.
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Tinale
Unite States Marine Corps
Tov BH
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Cashuniers
Wash- Ineton
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J. KR
Tide
United States
Mg Breamie
Wright Memorial
Crowell
Scott
Jensen
Wimbleton
Nwrines
Army
Brownsville Teams Open Season in Valley Faceoffs
Brownsville plans a joint start to the season with Brownsville Junior College meeting Soy Henito High School on September 26. The next day Brownsville Eagles travel to Unlingen for their debut, promising one of the season’s hottest Valley battles.
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Brownsville
Tex
Browneville
Brownsville Junior College
Soy Henito High Scheol
Brownarille Eagles
Unlingen
Wath
Fort Smith Shawnee Tangle On Wednesday Championship Clash
Fort Smith and Shawnee tangle on Wednesday for the Western Association annual championship. Smith and Shamiee lead teams as the playoff race tightens with the decisive clash set for Fort Smith.
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Fort Smith
Topeka
Smith
Shamiee
Fort Smith Wedneway
Longhorns Begin Strict Practice in Austin
The University of Texas Longhorns entered a rigorous training regime in Austin with early morning workouts and armed demonstration drills. Coaches emphasize fitness and fundamentals as the team prepares for the season opener against the Bobcats of San Marcos Tenghera College on September 21, followed by a September 25 doubleheader against St Edwards University in Austin and Simmons University in Abilene.
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Texas
University of Texas Longhorn
Casdle Littlefield
Tory
Gerapning Bobcats
San Marcos Tenghera’ College
Langhoraa
St. Edwards University
Simmons University
Abilene
Three teams tied for Legion pinnacle race title
In a 0 to 6 loss the Collegians were upset by the Hangers Mondas, leaving three teams tied for first in the American Ceylon Teague standings. The Hangers and the Competion Tigers will contest Wednesday afternoon to decide who advances to meet the Collegians for the second half championship, with a playoff if the Collegians win the second half.
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Hangers Mondas
Grat Blace
Hangers
Compepcion ‘Tigers
John Bansard
Selurder
Lianefield
Lille Hurricanes Challenge San Antonio Team In Texas
The Lille Hurricanes, a major Galveston football squad, issue a challenge to any San Antonio team of their class. Manager George Preolt says games may be held in San Antonio or Galveston and invites contact, preferably from the San Pedro Tigers, by writing George I. C. Fratt, 200 P.O. Building, Gauirestor, Texas.
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Lille Hurricanea
Galveston
Olympic star to enter Notre Dame
Olympic sprinter Fred Macbeth, former member of Canada's 1928 Olympic team, leaves for South Bend to attend Notre Dame University and will not compete in track for at least a year. Schu hs Grocers win two Sunday games on Paul Grove diamond, beating Braemers Stoke Yards 6 2 and Paul Grove 21 0, and seek next opponent by calling local numbers.
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Schuhs
Schoh Grocers
Paul Grove
Braemers Stoke Yards
Streot
Suday
Woollawe
Woodlaren
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