Nightbird Inty Threatens Batting Title In Darkened Game
In New York, Terry Healey leads a late-season bout as darkness halts the Giants at the Polo Grounds. A suspended highlight, Terry’s 3456 average would win the crown if counted. the official result favors Healey and the Giants in a 4-2 loss to the Robins.
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New York
Chick Latey
St. Louis
Ainals Lonley
Giauly
Beogklyn Chobbs
Suliway Express
Giants
Jendine
Terry
Healey
Raleun
Wan
Mir
How They Wound Up in Majors
A garbled sports roundup lists players and scores, including Sundaz Mraulle and Kanye Chiy for Minnesota and Missauben, with fragmented team references and unclear names. It references major league outcomes, player stats, and miscellaneous game notes in a damaged OCR segment.
Mack Aces’ World Series Hopes Fade in Loss
Philadelphia scene reports Gonnin Mack’s uncertain lineup as the Athletics lean on Grover Alexander and Connie Mack’s ace pitchers for the World Series. Cardinals may start Derringer or Grimes while speculation swirls about Beban Hallihan and Wilt Bil. Nominations for series umpires Michael Nailin, William Klem, and Dolly Stark were announced.
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New York
Cheam
Proais Denta
Teagnes
William Harridge
American Tenzug Dolae
Michael K. Nailin
William
Mice Gowan
Thraeries
Toby A. Wester
Klem
Albert
Dolly) Stark
Werse
Fine Horses Exhibit Draw Crowd At Saddle Club Show
An audience exceeding 3000 attended a fine horses exhibit Sunday night at the Olmos stables, sponsored by the Saddle Club. Supper for 400 and entertainment by Susie Martinez and Feira Rocha highlighted the event, with judges including Mrs. Robert Hetzman and Mrs. S. O. Rockenbach. Numerous classes awarded ribbons to horses and riders, including open jumping, lead line, driving, and pony divisions, amid a festive atmosphere and notable prize placements. The event culminated with a safety drill near the tank and a ceremonial round of judging for various categories.
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Saddle Club
Susie Martines
Feira Rocha
Red Iby Bona
Beyle
Victor Deavels
Lwan Gougtr
Giada Crow
Texas
Stine Katherina Ochre
Beats Bean
N. Recken¢ Siufley
Hicks Eyes British Golf Honors Amid Open Challenges
New York, Sept. 28. Helen Hicks, 20, already drawing attention in American golf, aspires to win the British crown next spring if she chooses. She was among many Americans at the Foemby championship, where Enid Wilson beat her 8 and 4. Hicks later defeated Miss Wilson in a match before losing to Glenn Collett Vare in the finals by the aging score. Her father, Hewlett’s brother, promised support if she wins. Many players from the women’s national journey at Buffalo moved on to Toronto for the Canadian title, with Hicks and Wilson among those continuing competition.
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New York
Foemby
Enid Wilson
Wilson Uzuin Luthie
Husky Stritiah
Glenn Collett Vare
Score- Hee Immediate Lang Cil
Philadelphia
Hewlett
Long Island
Bee
Buffalo
Toronto
Misa Wilsom
Hocks Throw Winds Up In Pocket of A. A. Fan
A baseball game report notes Hock's throw in the ninth inning allowing two Ermingham runners to score, aiding the Birmingham Barons in Dixie region play. Ty T. Smith of San Antonio argues the throw to first on Mench’s hunt was not wild, with a fielding miscue leading to a Darona margin of victory.
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Talnl-beroman Tock
Honaton Finfiames
Loncea
Birmingham Barons
Dixie Gerlos
Smith
Laturdy
Hint
Story
Smith Sage
Tiaaty
Darona & Cafe
Olth
Jim Sanders
Houston Auttinker
Fleck
Big Leaguers Break Few Records in 1931 Season
New York reporters note a quieter season than expected as American League stars set three major marks while National League players failed to reach new heights. Lou Gehrig and Earl Webb posted standout batting totals, and Tink Grove led with the highest winning percentage amid a season described as a mixed bag of achievements.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
New York Yonkers
Earl) Webb
Boston Red Sox
Gehrig
Wohl
George Turns
Burne
Tink Grove
Nec
Philatelphia Athltics
New York Yankees
Umoky
Wrod
Ranies
Daston Rok Sox
Triple
Bill Cerry
New York Giants
Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Simmons
Ruth
Truth
Tan Gehrig
Gehriz
Terres Grunhy
Bottomley
Wein
Phil- Viex
Baltwttn
Ikinin
Philies
Terry
Ith
Tr Waner
Pirates
Ter
Giant
Tophles
Ardyms
Cariingld
Werner
Wravex
Trinler
Terre
Gilmin
Hermon
Robins
Be RT
Rome
Asims
Phil Oe
Clantes
Bolen
Friseh
Carfinnts
Martin
Nerman Rovine
Vhehine
Unines
Derringer
Son
Tour
Lally Keeps Driving Lead at Olmos Driving Course
Ted Menezes won a 12-man event with a 233 23 yard drive, short of Lally's record. Ion Caballero showcased the best single drive at 250 yards, nearing Lally's average, while six winners in the accuracy contest hit the target in six shots.
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Tom Fot
Olmos
Tally
Ted Menezes
Ielon Caballero
Lally
Amilstones
Catrway
F. Drayfelbert Grunblex
Hob Stevens
Frank Williford
Wheeler Wins Match With Bow and Arrow
Wheeler wins in a round archery match at San Pedro Park as Tejax Archery Club members compete Sunday. Gloerk Wheelee leads with 463 in the Columbia round. Haraiton Maule and Longforce also score, Longacre totaling 28 points at 30 yards. Another shoot is planned for next Sunday at the same time.
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Gloerk Wheelee
Tuther Efuckaba
Colambia
Tejax Archery Club
San Pedro Park
Haraiton Maule Ant
Longforce Aso Ehot
Longacre
Yaeile
Afaula
Grimes Predicts Cardinals to Beat Athletics Four to Two
St Louis columnist Burleigh Grimes argues the 1930 Cardinals are stronger overall than the Athletics and will defeat Philadelphia in the World Series four games to two. He cites improved infield resilience, pitching depth, and key players like Derringer, Word, and Pepner Martin, forecasting a decisive Cardinal victory even as he notes possible late adjustments.
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Ia Yitoni
Cardinals
Hincona
Giants
Robert Moser Grave
Connie Mack
Gabby Street
Cara
Milt Watker
Shar
Cincinnati Enquirer
Street
Paul Derringer
iMenl Porkie
Wilt Bil Efninhan
le Wan Thom
Jost
Dorringer
Hallihan
Burleigh Grimes
Firet
Downlsen
Box
Andl Enix
Yoois
St. Tanis
Burleigh Grimes Phelter
St Louis Cardinals
Univerent Sere Tre
ST. Louis
Athletics
Grove
Barnsnow
Derringer
Wottomley
Jim Trattomley
Taylor
Tepper
Martin
Zerick
Athletica
Nore
Wincersly
Ickmen
Romaba
Teo
Stars Divide With Mexicos In Split Doubleheader
Mexicana Nationals beat San Antonio AllStars for one in the morning game behind Montalva who allowed minimal hits while Johnson powered the offense. In the afternoon, the Stars rebounded with support from Contreras and Rodrigues to claim the nightcap as Perez and Ber lines produced key hits.
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Mexica Nationals
San Antonio Allstars
Bunitey
van Daele Field
Perea
Ranjo
Montolva
Fred Johnson
New Orleans
Southern Association
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Flurknoper
Katz” Watler
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Johnson
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Peres
Euatoll
Cas Eerons
Contreras
Rodrigues
Phillipa
Plaskaunger
Crebbins
Dorenaul
Addon Tolinson
San Antonio Indians
Clorer
Brean Naylor
Bul Dinsmore
Berstal
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Cts
Pred Johnson
Naylor
Eoata Tuller
Areer Vargcorp
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Montalva
Sonnron
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G. Parer
Carkeca
Merial
Jabreoni Hime Pacheri
Phillire
Planzamanio
Hartera Lo
Inhwecn
Hu Perez
Eran
Vines Sets Net Titles Record With 24 Wins
Bilsworth Vines Jr. marks a birthday by sweeping 20 singles and 41 doubles titles in a single season. He and Keith Gledhill share the Pacific Southwest doubles final against Wilner Allison and Jal Vandyn as Vines earns another singles crown in a five-set comeback over Frederick J. Berry. Upsets occur in other finals as Mrs. C. A. Harper defends the women’s singles title against Josephine Pralepabant.
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Bilsworth Vines Jr
Possenso
Mages
Keith
Gledhill
Santa Tartar
Wilner Allison
Austin
Exas
Jali Vandyn
Anegeles
Perry
Vines
Frederick J. Berry
Langland
Studborn
Sly Perry Tackade
Rantens
University of Southern California
Errora
Takeing
Glidhill
Alliston
Vao Mtyn
Allonn
Nacional
Ilefort
Crankie Turker
Milwaukee
Leonard Matterson
Hollywood High School Bay
Misa Ruby Bishop
Pasadena
Graesa Wheeller
Santa Monier
Lille
C. A. Harper
Oakland Southpaw
Josphine Pralepabant
Seute Ang
New York Opens Pro Grid Race With Win
The New York Giants opened the National Professional Football league season with a 13 to 1 victory over Provigener. Giants’ long forward Flenniken to Campbell and a key 1-yard plunge by Vinniken highlighted the game amid a 1-yard penalty call. In Green Bay, the Packers beat the Chicago Bears 7 to 0.
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Providence
New York Giants
Provigener
Giants
Flenniken
Campbell
Vinnniken
Green Bay
Wis
Greening Packers
He Qhicngo Dears
Hera Suneay
Wesleyan Withdraws From Academic Conference
Wesleyan lfers withdraw from the Texas Academic federation according to Coach Eby. Sidney Lanier Vocational seeks replacements to fill in for Wes for schedule purposes only. Coach Wright Riley notes Wesleyan’s absence opens dates in the conference and presses for a solution.
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Plagera
Boardwest
Texas
Eby
Sidney Lanier Vocatiou
Wes. Jeynti
Wright Riley
Alondas
Gamos
Riley
Ganes
Avith
Lanier
Wanan
Thia
Altoy
Weekend Sports in Brief Br The Apecinted Vreen GOLF
Weekend sports brief covers golf wins and losses including Miss Wolpn Wicks, Glenna, and others in national championship play. Mentions racing results, track events, and a Sir Chonnsaden trophy in a variety of weathered items.
Last Day Stars As Associated Jenny Son Taylor Cubs Wit Homer
Baseball brief notes cover several doubleheaders with varied outcomes. Key results include Browns-Titch edging Browne 2-1, Phillies-Tit pinek tallying two runs, and Indians-Cinuted combining a triple with two singles against the Tigers.
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Cubs
Tit Pales
Gretgn Bluelelder
Browns
Browne
Whilte
Buez Aleit
Phillies
Doe Vosmax
Indians
Tigers
Paul Derringer
Sylvester Johnson
Cardintalg
Gine Gom Reds
Tony Lagers
Yankees
Mthipties
Watson Clark
Edna Team Captures Amateur Loop Title in Southwest Texas
Victoria Sept 28 An epidemic of errors and base knocks slowed the action as Edna’s team defeated the Victoria Bude buds 10 to 7 to win the Southwest Texas Amateur League title in a hectic final. The Victoria club committing miscues helped Edna seize the championship at this event.
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EDNA
Victoria
Simlay
Eiuntfonston Tine
Geneva
Ena
Texas
Victoria Tosebuds
Victoria Club
Nicerrate
Falziner
Injured grid star shows improvement after hospital stay
A grid football player, previously injured Thursday night in a League Park final, remains in recovery at Nix hospital. He was treated for internal injuries and received transfusions. his condition has slightly improved since Friday, with no operation required.
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Touvellood
Pearak
Seliout
Napita
A& Gelie
Aleia Anenie Lvefy
Pearall
Younghtead
Pearse
Nix
Mexico University Team Heads For U S Trip
Mexico City Sept 28 The University of Mexico football team, now in its second year, will travel to play the University of Tennessee at Den Yal October 4, then Southern Methodist reserves at Dallas October 11. Coach Pred J. Linehan leads the group with Yale graduate Stuart D. Ludlum as assistant. Seventy-seven players, trainers, and staff join the trip. Also reported: Texas golf star Tosse Gregory wins Went Tel Golf League event by six strokes.
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Mexico University
U. S
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Wll
United States
University of Tenvee
Dene Yar
Ad Southern
Dallas
Texas
Tewentr
Plarexi
Pred J. Linehan
Stuart D. Ludlum
Bork
Yale
Pialmi
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