Cardinal Robin Series Opens as Pennant Race Heats Up
The 1930 National League pennant chase centers on the Brooklin Robins versus the second place St Louis Cardinals with a pivotal series opening today. Brooklyn and St Louis battle for early momentum while Cincinnati cools after a 14 to 3 win over the Reds.
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Crimson Flasm grid machine faces Sandusky in opener
The Crimson Flasm grid squad undergoes a week of intensive practice for Friday’s game at Ely Stadium against Sandusky, ranked among Ohio’s strongest teams. Coach A X Smith and assistant Dave Eaton praise the Amherst performance but call for polishing.
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Phillies Hold Lead as Athletics and Senators Spark Playoff Race
Seven games ahead, the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader while the Washington Senators beat the White Sox 14 to 9. Boston and St Louis split two with a 2 1 nightcap win for the Red Sox. Greasy Gosin homered to lift the Browns.
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Missing Justice Hiking In Adirondacks Shocks Albany
The Albans Evening News reports a missing Supreme Justice Joseph Force Crater was seen hiking in the Adirondacks. Informants say Oliver I Kricherhakke, a Amsterdam scout leader, aided a man believed to be Crater toward Mount Marcy as local clubs tracked the trail to the summit of Mount Water.
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Screen Star's Wife Missing in California Ranch Mystery
Hollywood actor Noah Beery reports his wife Mrs. Beery missing from the Beers ranch near here for a week. He has exhausted efforts to locate her, pleading for help as he says he does not know if she is dead or alive. The couple separated years ago over divorce but later reconciled. Beery had set up a trust fund of $125,000 for her.
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Wounded Youth Admits Holdup
A wounded youth, John Rice, 23, confessed to a burglary at a filling station and directed police to his brother after being shot by Walter Crabbe, the proprietor. Crabbe and Rice Incidents follow a four run surge by the New York Yankees to beat the Detroit Tigers 6 to 3.
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Kozeluh Defends National Pro Time Today
Forest Hill New York reports the National Professional Lawn Tennis tournament opening with Karel Kozeluh defending his title. Strong field includes Vincent Richards Don Maskell Hans Hemmell Pierre Fichebaster Capret aler Lasorsns and others from Germany France Russia. Two rounds scheduled for rover.
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Stadium seating policy clarified by Ely stadium management
Ely high school officials state only seats needed for demand will be reserved for Saturday events. The misbelief that the entire stadium will be reserved is denied. General admission seats remain available. bleachers hold 68 capacity is noted.
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National Boxing Association names Stribling contender. Carnera rankings lifted
At the Omaha convention dated Sept 16 the National Boxing Association announced Stribling as a leading heavyweight contender alongside Schmeling. Primo Carnera was reinstated as a ranking contender after a vote denying fixed fights. The convention also named champions in multiple weight classes and listed top contenders for each division.
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Boxers Fight Night Results Across Several Cities
In Canton Gort la Jones beats Cowboy Jack Willis over ten rounds with knockdowns noted. In Janesville Sammy Mandell defeats Mickelson over ten rounds at the Fair Grounds. In Toronto Charlie Belanger earns a ten round decision over Joe Skira. In Cincinnati Long Tom Hawkins stops Jack Towns in one round. In Chicago Edgar Notman defeats Frankie Wine by technical knockout in the seventh. Also Benny Goldblatt outpoints Al De Rose. In Oklahoma City Babe Hunt defeats Johnny Risko in ten rounds.
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Steel and Tubes Clinch Industrial League Title In Shutout
Parker dominated on the mound and the Steel and Tubes defense turned key plays as they defeated Fox Furnace 21 to 0 on the McKinley Diamond to seal the Industrial League championship. The victory follows a 3 to 0 win in the opening game, setting up tomorrow’s city championship clash with Holy Cross on the Mex diamond. Umpire Bill Rose presided as spectators expect a fierce contest between Steel and Tubes and Holy Cross with wide attendance likely.
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Steel Tubes edge Fox Furnace in industrial softball series
Steel Tubes 999700 244 defeats Fox Furnace 2 in a 45 minute game. Parker earned the win over larsa with larsa and Parker combining for outs. Meinke praised as catcher while crowd criticisms target umpire Peterman though fans largely back the decisions.
Holy Cross Juniors Organize 140 Pound Football Team
The Holy Cross Juniors organize a 140 pound class football team with coach Johnny Fritz. Tryouts are at Hamilton School Grounds tonight at 6 20 sharp for players including F Fritz Gen LaCross A Zaleski Jon Rass Lea Witen Carl Triplet and others.
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Elyria Y Swim Winners To Attend Friday Football Game
Winners of the Elyria Y Osdi vision meet receive prizes and will be guests at the football game at Ely Stadium Friday night. Announced by H W Korner boys' work secretary the cadets class winner Joan Metera and prepa clons winner Ray Peloquin join Junior B William Gibbons Junior A Don Welty and Junior Emos William Wirsham as invitees.
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William Wirsham
Emos Wienes
Question Marks Organize For 1300 Season
Last night under Brown Hoist Foundry lights a group of fifteen candidates practiced for two hours to form the newly organized Question Marks. Coach Johnny Ucka, a former E H star sidelined by injury, leads the effort and Pete Leka handles management. The team plans to play all road games and will rehearse again at Roosevelt School grounds tonight.
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Enterprise Is Better Light Weather Yacht Than Shamrock
Harold Van derbilt demonstrated Enterprise’s speed in light airs against Shamrock with Enterprise favored by the Vanderbilt breeze technique. Captain Ned Heard of Shamrock aimed to sail close to the wind but spent time trimming, while Enterprise gained better wind and speed in the racing conditions at Newport.
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Haserodt Jewelers Practice Tonight
Elyria semipro Haseroit Jewelers hold a 6 15 practice at Richwine Field with rain plan to move to Temple Fest Room and then to Coach Shim Gove’s home for a black board drill.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
American results show Washington 14 Chicago 9 and St Louis vs J Boston 12 in an eleven inning second game as New York 5 Detroit 4. National results list Brooklyn 13 Cincinnati New York 6 and Pittsburgh Philadelphia 12 4 with Chicago 11 6. Scheduled games include Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Association results note St Paul 4 Milwaukee 3 Louisville 4 Columbus 3 with Minneapolis Kansas City and Toledot Indianapolis Columbus at Louisville and St Paul at Milwaukee.
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Ohio Big Ten prospects featured across several campuses
The article surveys fall practice for multiple colleges including Ohio State Columbus Northern High, Dennison, Cincinnati, Wooster, Alliance Mt Union and Ohio University. It notes key players, coaching changes, scrimmages, and early drills ahead of the 1930 season with editor’s note previewing Big Ten projections.
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Major League Leading Batters and Streaks
Summary of the American League and National League batting leaders with averages and stats, noting Geneiz Simmons Ruth Hepadd and others. Also mentions Brooklyn extending its winning streak to eleven by beating Cincinnati 9 to 3.
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