Two Assists On Strikeout In Yankees Browns Doubleheader
In St Louis on September 1, the second game of a Yankees Browns doubleheader featured an exchange where two assists occurred on a strikeout and the shortstop secured the putout. With two out in the fourth, Sammy Gray struck out against George Pipgras, Joe Glenn gathered the ball, fielded, and threw to Crosetti at first as the batter was ruled out. The umpire signaled the putout, noting a potential additional runner would have advanced to first if not for the call.
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ST. Lois
Piny
Ronday
Yankees
Browns
Sammy Gray
George Pipgras
Joe Glenn
Gray
Pipgras
Glenn
George
Crosetti
von Graflan
Somerset Hi Scrimmaging Highlights Bulldog Squad
Somerset high school football coach J W Shannon says the Bulldogs, with only three fettermen James Oscar and Ir Higginbotham, will be an inexperienced but scrappy outfit after their first scrimmage with Potest last Friday. The next scrimmage is planned for Wednesday with Central high, with a full schedule including Devine, Thomas Edison, Poteet, Jour danton, and Lytle through November 11.
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Somerset
Thomas Edison
San Antonio
Poteet
Potect
Jourdanton
Thomas Jefferson
Lytle
Ports mouthspartons rout Grand Rapids in opener
In Portsmouth Ohio the Ports mouthspartons beat Grand Rapids 33 to 0 with Darel Clark and Father Lumpkin scoring on 30 yard runs and Gene Alford adding a 43 yard dash. Fillbeck Gustowsky starred for Oklahoma-based Spartan club. Green Bay Packers barely edged Chicago Cardinals 15 to 7 in Green Bay. San Diego Marines defeated West Coast Army 7 to 6 at Reread Stadium.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Darel Clark
Lumpkin
Gene Alford
Portsmuth
San Francisco
San Diego Marines
West Coast Army
Bowling FROKBAL LEAGUE at Dunran Field Mechanics meet
A disjointed bowling report details Dry LA PENTA securing two wins over Dirizian Post Mechanics, with high game 232 by Le Panta and prize to Fas ott. Individual averages and scores for many players are listed, mentioning Poet Mechanica and Duncan Field Mechanics, and noting Duncan Weld Enginewra and Pant Quiriennewar placements.
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Frokbal Bowling League
Dry LA Penta
Dunran Field Quartermaster
Jenelle A
Quartermaster
Dirizian Post Mechanice
D. A. Verm
Acronay
D. F. Kivere
Duncan Field
le Panta
Fasott
Rukh
Parade
Talpark
Fit
Hachte
Kuhn
Atzenberper
SU Baane
Tuvingetus
Colleges Open Grid Races Saturday
In a busy opening weekend, colleges set to boost football action across regions. LSU faces a tougher schedule, while Virginia Military and Kentucky clash in the South, and California squads meet strong nonconference foes on the Pacific coast.
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Colleges
Edwards Demon's return match looms after bloody Exposition fight
A scheduled rematch is planned for next Friday after Billy Edwards was disqualified last Friday for fighting Referee Tiny Gordon in a bloody Exposition grounds bout with the Demon. Edwards seeks another chance, aided by promoter Ralph Hammonds. The Demon agreed to a rematch if a third man can be found, with Mexican Adonis Jack Humberto slated for Friday and Alvin Britt set to meet a yet unnamed foe.
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Exposition Grounds
Billy Edwards
Tiny Gordon
Edwards
Red Demon
Prowder
Ralph Hammonds
Hammonds
O. B
Teerly
Rammonds
Gordon
Suan
Jack
Humberto
Adonis
Stars and Mex Nat s split doubleheader in Texas League
The Texas League All-Stars and the Mexico Nationals split their Sunday doubleheader at Tech field. In the first game Ray Anderson and Cassillas led the Stars offense while Joe Vance backed a Vance double and triple display. in the second game Dick Harn's squad won on Whitney and Lester veltman power as Anderson and Bernal starred in center field.
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Dick Harn
Mexico Nationals
Tech
Chee-Ghee" Perez
Joe Vance
Perez
Teddy Anderson
Ray Flaskareper
Vance
Anderson
Cassillas
Ramires
Rove" Bernal
Nat
League teams go in action in Texas conference play
Abilene reports three members moving into action next weekend to boost the Texas conference triple zero percentage in nonconference play. St. Edward's loss to Loyola 32 6 is noted. Simmons and Austin College open night schedules next Friday while Southwestern plays a matinee the following day.
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Aclton
Texas
St. Edward's
Loyola
Simmons
Austin College
Southwestern University
Simmons Cowboys
West Texas
Teachers' College Buffaloes
Canyon
Ceril Grigg
Austin Kangaroos
Durant
Okla
Sherman
Austin
Southweatern
College Station
Aggles
Texas Tech
Amarillo
Southwestern
Young Heston May Be Out of Football
In Ann Arbor Michigan on September 19 the aggregation of 80 old ankle injuries may sideline Michigan halfback Jack Heston for much of the season. The speedy son of Willie Heston Jr. twisted his ankle in a signal drill and fears grow over recovery time and effectiveness.
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Heston
Ann Arbor
Mich
UBI
Jack Heston
Michigan
Willie Heston Jr
TIAA Elevens to Start Play in Abilene Texas
Abilene Texas Sept 19 Half of the T A A membership will launch the season next Friday and Saturday signaling the start of the end for the state oldest conference slated to be disbanded in December West Texas Teachers open at Canyon against Simmons Friday night Daniel Baker and Texas A and I face strong Southwest Conference foes Saturday A and I undefeated last year but barred from race Texas A and I to meet Rice at Houston.
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Exet
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Bailles
Baton Rouge
Lousisua State
Texas Christian
Pew
Saath
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Wichita Shockers
Purdue
Abilene
Texas
West Texas
Simmons Cowboys
Daniel Bacer
Texas A
Hill Billies
Austin
A. and I
Rice
Houston
Daniel Baker
Shooting Scores From Liberty Rifle Club Meet
The weekly Liberty Rifle Club shoot held Sunday posted scores with W. A. Karach leading at 32 and 3466. Other scores included A. Mer iam 88, H. Matthews 81, Wallace 84, Dr FE Moyer 78, widened Mathieu, and J. T. Chamblis 44.
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W. A. Karach
Liberty
Champion Withdraws From Canadian Golf Open
Montreal news reports the defending champion Miss Mauréen Orentz of Bagglewood New Jersey withdraws from the Canadian women's open. Qualifying rounds open today with match play starting tomorrow. Contenders include Miss Peggy Wattier of Wanakah Buffalo Miss Bernlen Wall Oshkosh Win and Max Fritzl of Bufel Wheeling West Virginia.
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Montreal
Mauréen Orentz
Bagglewood
N. J
Peggy Wattier
Wanakah
Buffalo
Frien
Max Fritzl Bufel
Wheeling
W. Va
Bernlen Wall
Oshkosh
Win
Miss Dean Beats Reichert In Southwest Texas Invite Final
Miss Eunice Dean employed a new strategy to defeat state champion Miss Anne Mae Reichert 7-5 8-4 in San Antonio Country Club finals. Dean’s drop shots and placements earned a first victory over Reichert since 1928, though Dean and Harold Folks lost the mixed doubles title to Reichert and Lieut. John Helms.
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Eunice Dean
San Antonio Country Club
Anne Mae Reichert
Miss Dean
Miss Reichert
Nolder
Houston Country Club
Sabine Valley
Harold Folks
John Helms
Golf Meet Realizes 17000 in Gate Receipts
Baltimore officials estimate the recent national amateur golf tournament at 17000 in gate receipts, $4000 more than Beverly Country Club’s prior event. The Baltimore Country Club hosts may host major events such as the national open or Walker Cup under its jurisdiction, with gate receipts shared with the national body. Parking, programs, and concessions added to profits, while actual expenses ran about 20000.
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Baltimore
United States Gulf Association
Beverly Country Club
Chicago
Baltimore Country Club
Maryland Races Start in Havre De Grace Fall Meet
Havre de Grace Md Sept 19 The 60 day fall racing season opens with charity and welfare days. Protege Sealle E Kelffera Town Square and Sagamore stable’s Red Run lead 14 eligibles in maiden two year olds six furlongs. Three $20000 stakes loom Potomac Handicap Eastern Shore Handicap and Havre De Grace Handicap to crown three year olds and up. Other date ranges listed for Laurel Pimlico and Bowie tracks.
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Havre DE Grace
Maryland
Flamingo Farm
Sealle E. Kelffera
Laurel
Pimlico
Bowie
St Hedwig Defeats Cibalo in Big Baseball Score
St Hedwig baseball team defeated Cibalo 14 to 2 at St Hedwig on Sunday. The game showcased strong offense from St Hedwig and solid pitching to secure the win.
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St. Hedwig
Cibalo
St. Herwig
Classy horse show ends with accident at Saddle Club
Large crowd attends Honolulu Street association event at Battle Hall to watch a five gaited and jumping display. Charles Schreiner Jr. riding Gree Dare was injured after the horse reared. She is reported resting at Santa Rosa hospital as authorities note the gathering featured numerous winners and exhibitors led by Lt Billy Grove and Dr. McKeon.
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Honoluuon Street
B. Crow
Murray Brooke
Constance Douglas
Katherine Ochne
Billy Grove
Dr. McKeon
Stranger
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Rex McDonald
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Tory Day
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O Willy
Goulae Smith
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Hor MenDnald
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Aire
Broadway
Murray Brooks
Mideebe
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Biise
Nicmum
Ivor King
Constanca Douglan
Herre Hamilton
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Murray Crooks
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Lucile Dure
John Marshall
Dr. McKean
Baird
John Blarshall
Mica Conalance Povice
Gindye Dee
Alan Altdred Nichum
River Ming
Eallen
Clase
Mrs. Murray Books
Kriegur
Bite
Tom Goad
Pyaya Maer
John Marehall
John Sintarhy
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