Cubs Seek To Set New 1935 Winning Streak Against Giants Today
Cubs aim to extend their 14 game Major League winning streak by facing the New York Giants with Charley Root making the start. The Cubs chase a fresh record as St Louis paces the league while the Giants lag behind in the pennant race amid pitching strength from Chicago and concerns over Cardinal overwork.
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Reds Fall in Pair to Phillies in Cincinnati Doubleheader
The Reds lost both ends of a doubleheader to Philadelphia in Cincinnati on September 18, dropping to sixth in the division. Game one ended 3 to 3 and game two 1 to 0 as Cincinnati failed to solve Phillies pitchers Davis and Kelleher. Cincinnati led 2-0 in the first inning of the opener but Philly tied the score in the fifth. Camilli homered in the seventh to provide the lone run in the second game. The clubs were scheduled to play another doubleheader the next day with Welter Hilcher and Joe Bowman starting for Cincinnati.
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Allison Loses Set In Pacific Southwest Tennis
In Los Angeles on September 18, winner Allison dropped a set to an unheralded pleter, marking a notable moment in the Pacific Southwest Tennis tournament. William Robertson of San Mateo, California, won the second set against the national singles champion, with Allison also struggling in the deciding set as the score reached 5-3, 1-39-7.
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Paul Meets Hamilton In Featherweight Title Bout
CINCINNATI September 18 Tommy Paul Palmer is recognized as featherweight champion by the National Boxing Association and will meet Al Hamilton in a ten round bout here tonight. Both fighters were decisively beaten by Freddie Miller, world heavyweight champion, in recent bouts.
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Sauer and Woods Loom In Rialto Mat Feature
Four top light heavyweights battle tonight at Rialto Theatre on Second Street. Main event pits George Sauer of Lincoln Nebraska against Joe Woods of Los Angeles in a post two out of three falls match with two hours time. Preceding bouts feature Marcel of Hamilton Quiario and Rei Prince Ulysses Nibalikis of Arabia in a four man earlier contest.
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Yale Sees 1935 Football Team Aiming for Big Three Kings
United Press reports Yale’s 1935 football squad, featuring captain Whitehead and iron man Keller, trains for another Big Three title. Coach Pond faces linemen losses but notes strong backs Curtin Rankin Schultz and sophs Frank Colwell Hessberg. Spirit cited as high as 1934 despite graduation gaps.
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Veteran Jesse Haines Reaches 200 Major Wins in Career
Louis Sept 18 Jesse Haines sits in the Cardinals dugout at Sportsman's Park after earning his 200th major league win with a 3 to 2 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers in a double header opener. The 15 year Cardinal veteran began in 1914 and also appeared for the Tigers in 1919 before returning to St. Louis, with 1927 his best year at 24 wins and 19 losses. He pitched a no hitter in 1924 vs the Braves and joined baseball's Hall of Fame with a long, storied career marked by resilience and consistency.
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Mrs Stevens Low Score Leads Spring Valley Meeting
Mrs J A Stevens led Spring Valley ladies at their weekly meeting with a seven for low score, winning Class A for the lowest score on three par five holes with 45. Mrs W L Lutterman won Class B with 52 and Mrs L D Huffman won Class C with 66.
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Salvation Army System Named For Schmidt at OSU
Olumbes Sept 18 Two seasons ago Andr Retr gained renown when he described an unbeaten untied unscored on team. Francis A Schmidt introduced the open style with lateral passes at Ohio State. During practice the first string ran plays, including a latearl pass that led Schmidt to declare the new system the Salvation Army. He aims to build a Big Ten title and a mythical national championship, challenging Michigan's era.
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Standings and schedules amid scattered league notes
Standings show American League teams with Detroit Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 35, Detroit and others, including St. Louis, Ifaga, Washington 1. Today's games list Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, St Louis at ?, Detroit at Boston. Two lines mention efforts to establish Cochin as a principal port of India and Kyuantung, China expanding its railway system.
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Campbell Seeks Revenge Over Elyria After Last Year's Loss
Campbell Memorial Red Devils aim to avenge a 25 to 7 defeat from last year as they face Elyria at Ely Stadium Friday. With a dozen lettermen and new coach John Knapies, Campbell hopes to rebound after a 25–0 setback to Memorial, while Ott defense and offense drill to improve.
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Sports Cut Snapshot of Players and Events
EPPER MARTIN of the St. Louis Cardinals shows focus on the field while joking with teammates off it. The Chicago Cubs are defying late-season doubts as Jim Wilson predicts a Phillies edge to win the pennant. A pro football note hints Elyria may lack an independent team this season. Dan Morris headlines a mat show at Rialto Theatre with Sauer Woods slated for main event. Sad Sam Jones and other Chicago White Sox players show quirky hobbies.
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Ohio University Bobcats poised as Buckeye title threat
Ohio University led by coach Don Peden prepares for the Buckeye Conference season with 14 lettermen and 21 freshmen among veterans. Key players include Art Lewis at tackle and Woody Wills at quarterback. Depth at center and guard battle, while Peden remains pessimistic about improving points, predicting at least four losses. Openers set for Sept. 28 against Illinois.
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Giants Locomotion Slows as Stars Stir Echoes of 1930s Baseball
Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers is cited as the model batsman for the junior circuit. De Stengel discusses Brooklyn prospects amid a quip about dime a dozen bail players. Dressen of the Reds bets on ponies, Steeie and Ya rosz are mentioned while Steele lingers outside the middlewest picture.
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Yesterday's Hero Pitcher Leads White Sox Victory
Carl Fischer entered in the ninth and allowed only one hit as the White Sox beat Washington in the 14th. He started the inning and scored on Drakes' double, sealing the comeback in a dramatic late win.
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Indians Defeat A's And Tighten Grip On Third
Cleveland rookie Phil Eaves struggled as the Indians built a 5 3 lead in the first two innings, scoring two in the second before Lieber shut them down. Lee allowed seven hits but held the Athletics scoreless after the second. Hale, Tresky, Hughes, Averill drove in runs for Cleveland while Foxx and McNatt aided Philadelphia’s offense.
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Million Dollar Gate Forecast For Baer Louis Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs predicted a one million dollar gate for Baer versus Louis at Yankee Stadium next Tuesday night. He said 700,000 is in the till and demand will sell out. If sold out, it would rank among boxing’s top three gates. Louis weighs 195 pounds, may spar today. Baer weighs about 269 and boxed five rounds yesterday. Mrs Julie Thibodeau, aged 100, celebrated with a jig in the upper St. John River valley.
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