Athletics Take Hal Game Series
New York September report notes the Philadelphia Athletics win the deciding run in the third game of the four game series with the Yankees. Max Bishop drove in the run, while Bob Meusel homered on Sunday and Babe Ruth powered a season high for the Yankees. The A’s trail by one and a half games as Connie Mack’s club seeks a rally, with an estimated total attendance of 175000 for the four games and 85000 in the recent double header at Yankee Stadium.
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All-Star Batting Lines From A Baseball Plaque
Lou Gehrig went hitless in four at bats while Al Simmons scored a run in his two at bats. Babe Ruth doubled with two singles in three at bats and Jim Bottomley had a single a run and three RBIs in four at bats. P Waner Goose Goslin Rogers Hornsby and Freddy Lindstrom each collected two hits in their three or four at bats.
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Buckeyes Aiming For Strong Season Under Wilce
Chicago Sept 13 Repudiation of bitter campaign against Dr John W Vice Wilce Ohio State football coach will be focus at Buckeye camp this fall Despite criticism Wilce remains a top coach and Ohio State plans a strong 1928 season with a mix of veteran and young players Leo Raskowski 1927 All American tackle and other linemen lead the returnees Sophomore recruits and a heavy schedule loom large as WIlce enters his sixteenth season with a steady coaching staff and hopeful outlook.
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Americans Still Have Bright Chance At Tennis Title
At Forest Hills the national singles championships entered quarterfinal action with five Americans and one Australian remaining. French and English players fell to U.S. stroke superiority as Henri Cochet faltered near the border line before Fritz Mercur in a tense upset. Hunter, Crawford, Lett, Doezant, and Marmorossi kept American hopes alive as Brugueton and de Buzelet stirred up the draw in a series of hard fought matches concluding with Hunter eliminating Jean Borotra and Crawford defeating Van Ryn in straight sets.
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Northwestern Michigan Indiana foes lead Buckeye non conference slate
Northwestern Michigan Indiana and Illinois are listed as non conference foes for Ohio State with Princeton visiting Columbus on November 3. The schedule also includes Wittenberg Muskingum and first time reserve team games arranged across Ohio Western Michigan Kentucky Akron and Illinois.
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Reynolds Fails to Take Crown in Columbus Fight
Javx Reyzol failed to capture the middleweight title from Gus, the rugged Finn from the Midwest. Walid fought fast, but Reynolds pressed with a standing dowb and full Nelson after 13 minutes. Preliminaries saw Glen Wade pin Gene La's Due in 21 minutes and Ralph Wilson win in Evansville.
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Play Y League Ball Games Tonight
Three industrial baseball league games are scheduled for this evening at Franklin Field and nearby venues. Steel and Tubes face Lorain Cts, Falcon Meteors play Harshaw, Fuller and Goodwin meet Cascade, and Peerless Of and Colsen clash at Rich wine Freid. Several upsets in recent weeks complicate predictions. Games start early to finish before darkness. Tomorrow night Fox Ferware and Harsa Fuller Geodaim teams will play a postponed game at McKinie.
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Home Run Club Leaders in Major Leagues
Baseball leaders list shows American League top hitters including Gehrig of the Yankees and Simmons of the Athletics with totals, while the National League features Bottomley of the Cards and Hafey of the Cards among others. Season totals are noted for both leagues, with scattered abbreviations and names across teams.
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Kremer Leads Pirates In World Series Glory and Pursuit
The feature highlights Remy Kremer as a key pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates. It notes his rise from Oakland to major leagues, World Series standout performances in 1925 and 1926, and a strong 1927 season projection with records of 18-10, 14-8, 20-6, and 19-8 in prior years.
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American, National results and today’s games
American Results Philadelphia 4 New York 3. Only game scheduled. American Games Today Chicago at St. Louis. National Results St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 1 New York Boston. Only games scheduled. National Games Today New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Special Every Morning Packed Lunches 35c
MAXS DINER on East Ave at Second St offers ready packed lunches each morning for 35 cents. Ready to go options appealing to workers and commuters. Local dining option highlighting value and location for quick meals.
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Upsets Mark Fast Rounds at Brae Burn Golf Start
At Brae Burn Country Club West Newton Mass September 13 the second round of the 2nd national amateur championship produced upsets among top seeds. Former champions were eliminated as Voight Wulling and other veterans advanced to the 136 hole matches. Notable results included Findlay ousting Ouimet and Yates, Evans falling to Dawson, and Voight defeating Sueeser to move forward alongside Dawon and Rees.
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Elyrian To Try For Wooster Eleven
Warne Mortimer of Elyria has been notified by Coach L. C. Bote to report for Wooster College football practice on September 15. The announcement notes Miles Beeler, 1926 halfback, as part of the context.
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Yankees Lose Ground in AL, Cardinals Lead NL Contenders
New York Yankees slip by one and a half games after Philadelphia Athletics beat them 5 to 4 at Yankee Stadium. In the NL, St Louis Cardinals widen their margin to three on New York Giants and Chicago Cubs as both idle. Reds fall to 2-10-1 in Cincinnati.
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Yesterdays Hero Bishop Lifts Athletics Over Yankees 4-3
Max Bishop delivered a ninth inning homer to give the Philadelphia Athletics a 4 to 3 win over the New York Yankees in the series finale before a 40,000 crowd. New York led early, Philadelphia forged ahead in the fourth, the Yanks tied in the fifth, and Bishop’s shot off Waite Hoyt sealed the victory in the ninth as Ebner departed with bases loaded.
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Non-Stop Trophy Highlight Across Boston Giants Game
A rugged non stop run streak in the fourth inning produced two runs as Herman and Broot lip outfielder starred for the Robi n to I victory over Philadelphia. Herman collected four hits in five plate appearances while the Giants doubled the scheduled twin bill with Boston Was postponed due to a rat issue.
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Cuban Senate Delays Action On Doig Resignation
In Liavana Cuba the senate considers a proposal to extend public office terms to two years beyond the regular election. Dr Ricardo Doig resigns arguing he will not serve beyond his elected term. No immediate decision will be made as quorum is not yet reached.
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