Dallas Slugger Moore May Miss Playoff Opener
Dallas outfielder Jim Moore, an early league batting leader, turned an ankle sliding into second in Wednesdays game against Wichita Falls and may miss the Texas league playoff opener in Wichita Falls. Vic Victorious and Milt Stock’s Dallas squad hold the edge with their pitching staff intact as the Spudders face Jim Galloway’s squad in a tense second game. Frasier’s strong right hand hinted at a quick turn from the Steer rookie as Messenger and Payne anchored a low-scoring start, while Frasier, Nettencourt, and Bischoff provided the bulk of the offense for 8000 fans at Steer Stadium.
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Hammond Promoter Proves Wrestling Grows Popular
Local debate on wrestling’s appeal centers on promoter Nalph Hammond and his success at drawing crowds. While past promoters failed to engage the public, Hammond’s semi pro shows in a baseball park have built steady attendance and newspaper coverage, suggesting wrestling’s rising interest and a shift in entertainment demand.
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Cubs Clinch pennant in halfhearted final march to World Series
Chicago fans watched the Cubs clinch the pennant after a season of steady push led by William Wrigley and Conn McCarthy. The victory over the Athletics in the World Series race loomed as the team prepared for October.
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Toporcer Returns to Big Show With Cardinals Bid
Reputed pitcher infielder George Toporcer, known for his spectacles, is back with the St. Louis Cardinals. He previously helped the Cardinals win the pennant in the International League and played with them in 1927, seeking another chance in the majors.
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Mexico Calls Pennzoilers Set for Weekend Games
The Straus Frank Pennzoileta team heads to the border for two baseball games against Hostia Mexico at Nanita. Virgil Winters from Eagle Pass announces. They depart Broadway Sporting Goods at 8 AM Saturday. The Oilers beat Luling Inez Runday 5-3 and have three bookings with Nixon at the Nixon fair on Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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Balminghe City Tops West Texas Attendance Record
Balminghe in West Texas drew the best attendance among league towns despite the smallest population. Bal Magef Je, Ballinger with under 1,000 residents, reported 17,032 paid admissions at the local park, higher than larger cities like San Angela and Big Spring. Eslinger struggled early but the club finished the season financially strained yet resilient.
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Whitney on hitting rampage for Phillies
Whitney, San Antonio’s prospect for the Philadelphia club, is on a hitting tear. He collected seven hits in a game, including multiple triples, boosted his batting average, and scored several runs, showing strong form for the Roarhall team.
McCarthy Defies Minor Leaguer Label With Cubs Pennant
Davis N reviews McCarthy's rise from minor league roots to leading the Chicago Cubs to a major league pennant. The piece credits his impact on players like Wilson Stephenson and Hornsby, and notes how his management built a cohesive champion team through strategic acquisitions.
Cyclones Need Good Linemen at Ames
Ames Iowa State faces an injury prone backfield but hopes a sturdy line and dependable tackles will lift the Cyclones in Big Six play. Captain Schlenker Spear and a promising sophomore group could shore up the line while Burton Johnson and others fill wing roles as Coach Lille Workman plans a steadier, less enthusiastic yet improving season.
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It Was The Best Ball Club Wins At Last
It was a big man in the game who led the way though Pittsburgh’s defeat and the Cubs’ drive from mid June mattered. The Pirates’ 12 0 series loss to Giapta and injuries to Grimes and Trainor are noted, yet the final reminder is that the finest club, guided by the era’s great managers, prevailed.
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Dikes Captures Golf Honors in Corps Championship
Captain Dikes led the Eighth Corps golf qualifiers at San Antonio Country Club by rounds of 74 82 78 and 71 for a total of 305 to secure first place. Teammates Haines and Crawford trailed. Kaives briefly tied Crawford before Dikes pulled ahead. The winners advance to the Army Navy and Marine Corps Country Club event beginning September 23 in Washington.
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NB A Seeks New States and Roster Expansion
The National Boxing Association, governing 31 states and one Canadian province, aims to add California and Pennsylvania. President-elect Stanley M. Iwanca of Cincinnati will meet with state boxing bodies to discuss active membership. Delegates elected new officers including James B. Brown, Edward C. Foster, and Gen. John V. Clinnin as vice presidents.
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Stecher Defeated by Champion in Heavyweight Tackle Match
Los Angeles reports that dynamite wrestler Sonnenberg defeated Stecher, the former title holder, in a rough game of gising tackle. Sonnenberg used a flying tackle to win the first fall in 27 minutes 17 seconds, then again to claim the second fall 11 minutes by the champion.
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Gus Moreland Gains More Links Laurels in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on September 1 Gus Moreland of Dallas led the Cerar Crest Roll tournament, finishing one stroke ahead of Charles Romsel of Fort Worth. Moreland, long favored, toured the course under par as other contenders faltered amid steady winds and scattered hazards.
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