Yankees Safe in Race for Third Straight AL Title
New York clings to the lead for the American League championship while the National League race tightens as the Cardinals hold a one game edge over the Giants with three games left. A potential three game NL playoff remains possible if results unfold as standings suggest.
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Hygienic Ice and Goal Co. Ad With Phone 2500
Local ad lists CGAL for store or furnace services by the Hygienic Ice and Goal Company, providing contact phone 2500 for inquiries. The compact notice emphasizes practical needs for ice storage or furnace related supplies and equipment.
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Ohio State Set To Clash With Pirshurzk In 1929 Grid Match
Ohio State University will meet The University of Pirshurzk on November 2, 1929, with a return engagement discussed for 1930 or 1932. Although new to football, the pair have met in basketball since 1925, and additional matches and track events are planned in Columbus.
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Eastern elevens open season with major matchups Saturday
Eastern college football eyes lift off as top teams like Harvard Princeton Brown and Georgetown start play while Army and Navy face stiff tests. Ohio? No. Davis Eikins West Virginia limp into Navy clash as New York University looms large against Cornell. Columbia suffers a scholastic ineligibility blow to Hawley just before Vermont opener. Two homer bursts by Wally Pipp boost Cincinnati Reds 4 2 win over Philadelphia.
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Marathon Gate Heralds Algerian Runners Rise in U S Track
Frank Getty reports on a flamboyant scene as runners arrive and elite competitors like El Quan from Algiers dominate early action. The piece notes promoters seeking large francs and plans for international races with Jose Ray and Will Rogers’ protege, while predicting El Quan’s string of victories and a controversial push to defend white athletic supremacy.
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Hornsby ridicules hurling staff in Boston remarks
Sept 25 Rogers Hornsby manager of the Boston Braves says his club cannot help the New York Giants overtake the St Louis Cardinals. He claims if McGraw's team will win the pennant it must do so soon and that his pitchers can beat anybody while he will focus on the Cardinals.
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Giants Win Doubleheader Split With Cubs and Orioles
Yesterday Joe Gene Wick of the New York Giants pitched a 0-0 win over the Chicago Cats as McGraw’s men split a doubleheader with the Cubs after losing the opener 2-2. Hogan and Lindstrom produced key hits in the nightcap as the Giants won. Lou Gehrig drove in two runs for New York in the first game. The Athletics beat the White Sox 3-3 to stay in the pennant chase. Pirates dropped two to the Robins. Senators beat the Browns 6-5. Indians swept a twin bill from the Red Sox, 14-10 and 4-3. In boxing, Griffiths of Chicago defeated Mike McTigue by knockout in a ten-round bout. Women golfers reached semifinals in Hot Springs.
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Standings and Games Across American and National Circuits
American standings show Cleveland 14 4 Boston 11 7 New York 4 8 Detroit 3 5 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 3 Washington 6 St Louis 3. Tonight Boston visits Cleveland and Philadelphia goes to Chicago New York plays Detroit Washington hosts St Louis. National results list Chicago 3 0 New York 8 2 St Louis 8 Boston 3 Brooklyn 7 8 Pittsburgh 6 1 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 2. Tonight St Louis visits Boston Chicago visits New York Cincinnati visits Philadelphia Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn.
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Canzoneri Favored to Win Bout
The first world featherweight title bout of the fall season goes to Madison Square Garden tonight. Canzoneri of Brooklyn faces Andre Routis of France in a 15 round title fight. Their prior meeting ended in a narrow Canzoneri decision two years ago. Canzoneri is listed an 8 to 6 favorite.
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Following The Stars Following The Stars
Jim Bottomler failed to hit in two at bats and scored no runs in a double header. Paul Waner went eight times at bat without a hit. Rogers Hornsby led off once in three plate appearances. Freddie Lindstrom doubled and singled once in eight at bats. Babe Ruth struck out in five at bats. Lou Gehrig struck out twice in ties at bat. Al Simmons singled in four at bats. Goose Goslin doubled once in four at bats.
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Cold Weather Halts Seetle World Series in Rochester
Rochester N Y Sept 25 The Little World Series between Rochester and Indianapolis was to resume this afternoon after a rain and cold delay. Indianapolis, champions of the American Association, led 1 0 with a 3 to 2 victory over the International League pennant winners in game one.
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Tomorrow's big games across eastern colleges and leagues
Eastern college football slate includes Columbia vs Vermont and New York U against Saga at New York, Cornell at Ithaca, Dartmouth at Hanover, Penn State versus Lebanon Valley at State College, Pennsylvania against Urslpns in Philadelphia, Syracuse at Syracuse, Army meeting Boston U at West Point, Pittsburgh facing Theil in Pittsburgh, and others. In baseball, players like Gehrig, Hauser, and Simmons headline Yankees Athletics and Senators. Daily homer totals list Bissonette, Pipp, Manush, Hogan across leagues with season totals recorded.
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Gridiron teams across Coast face banner season
San Francisco reports a thrilling Pacific Coast Conference race predicted this season with Stanford California and Southern California fielding veteran lineups. Idaho Vandals lead dark horses as Charles Erb coaches a strong roster while Washington Washington State and UCLA aim to rebound. California bears show renewed optimism under Nibs Price and Stanford coach Warner lauds depth. Key early games include Stanford vs West Point in December and Notre Dame at Los Angeles. Oregon State to face NYU on November 29.
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Elyria High school faces Oberlin High in a 2:10 p m game on the Oberlin field with a revamped lineup after the Akron loss Coach H H Stiffler expects an offensive drive to reach the victory column Elyria relies on Hamlin Morris and Cowie while Oberlin targets star back Hamlin and center Morris Reiber gets a test at end as Elyria reshuffles to save energy for next Saturday's Toledo Central High clash
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Piqua High Band To Play At AY Game
Piqua Central High School's band of 49 pieces makes its season debut at the varsity football game tomorrow in Piqua. Directed by Philip Gates, the ensemble is the largest yet, and this year includes only high school students, a shift from alumni involvement in prior years.
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