Hill Huskies Ready to Beat Back Normals Attack at Park
Hill College prepares to host Normal’s Huskies at Monroe Park at 3 o clock. Coach Daly brings twenty eight players, the largest Spring Hill lineup ever, with heavy weight and balanced skill as Wren and visitors arrive for a light signal practice and weigh in.
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Ten round draw top indoor bout headlines York boxing card
In New York, Harry Felix and Rosen fought to a ten round draw at Pioneer Sporting Club as Benny defeated Nick in eleven seconds. Paul Berlenbach trains for Monday night in Polo The contest will not affect King Solomon's title as the weight rule differs. Johnny Dundee and Derman are on NL with heavy rains forecast for Virginia. Grant Field hosts Yale football drills as teams prepare for Friday’s contest. Alabama, Yale, Columbia, and Harvard prep notes fill the day with regional college schedules and lineup updates.
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Citronelle Battle Looms for Mobile Cadets Grid
The Cadets leave Mobile for Citronelle as the football team opens the season. After IS training they aim for a strong start and face a schedule including Pas at Mobile October 10 Bay Minette October 17 Newton October 34 and a high school in Mo at the end of October.
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Now Is Affair Of Nations In Golf Championship
The women’s national golf championship rests today between Mrs Fraser of Ottawa and Mrs Collett of Providence in a 36 hole final at the St Louis Country Club. Fraser, a former five year holder, will face Louise in the decisive match after a 19 hole victory over her opponent in the earlier round.
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Runners-Up Still Fight for Position
Second division teams battle for final spots in the majors as season ends. Cardinals beat Cubs 4 3 to narrow Fifth place gap, while Boston aims to hold fifth over Brooklyn with two games left. Yankees bow to Athletics 10 0. Dykes sets a major league single game hit record. Red Sox topple Senators 11 2 as Ehmke allows ten hits. Authorities count over 2 000 000 laws. ivory trade claims about 20 000 elephants yearly.
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Series Teams Stack Up Even Analyst Says
Ford C. Frick analyzes the approaching World Series noting 500 experts have weighed in with predictions split between the Pirates and Senators. He argues Washington's defense and experience counter Pittsburgh's speed, while youth and nerves could decide the outcome as the series nears.
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Ferguson Might Break World Series Spotlight for Washington
Washington manager Bucky Harris named Alec Ferguson in the pitching rotation for the series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. An American League umpire praised Ferguson as an unsung star who lacks a true chance, noting his Washington club pedigree and past Yankee castoff status with Roger Peckinpaugh Muddy Ruel Everett Scott.
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National Leaders in Batting Averages and Stars of the Season
The list highlights top hitters across teams with Roger Hornsby and Hack Wilson style figures. Cards players dominate with .504 combined average for Hornsby and .610 for Bottomley. Dodgers Wheat and Pirates Cuyler post high marks, while Harper Indians Speaker Heilmann Cobb Wingo show strong season percentages.
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Grid Clashes Unimportant in Most Cases
New York Oct 3 A P large college football schedule promises few major battles with Illinois vs Nebraska in Urbana the standout. Red Grange makes Illinois debut as Princeton Harvard Yale Army Navy games draw interest amid scattered top matchups and late lineup changes at West Point and Detroit conditioning.
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Hornsby Has National Bat Title Again
Rogers Hornsby of St. Louis repeats as the 1925 National League batting champion as final games near. Heilmann trails Speaker for the American League title with a possible late surge. Simmons, Cobb, and Wingo contest for top spots. Meusel leads home runs with 32. stolen base king Johnny Mostil. other leaders include Rice, Sisler, Collins, and Combs in various categories.
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Hot Games on Grid Schedule All Over Dixie
Georgia Tech faces V M I in a tight match up. South Carolina meets North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a 10 7 result last year in Carolina. Auburn travels to Clemson after a 13 to 0 win over South Carolina last year. Florida seeks revenge after Mercer halted them 10 to 0 in Macon. Navy topped William and Mary 14 7 as Oglethorpe beat Howard 22 7. Louisiana College beat Jefferson 28 6 and Roanoke defeated Randolph Macon 22 0.
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Crimson Tide rolls past Birmingham-Southern 50 to 7
Alabama overwhelmed Birmingham-Southern 50 to 7 on Denny Field. The Tide used its first string briefly in the second half and scored in quick bursts, pulling away after a punt return set up the third quarter rally. Bradford and Beck powered several runs as Alabama piled up the points.
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Biloxi to Send Delegation for Legion Boxing Battle
Fans from Biloxi plan to travel to Mobile Monday night for the American Legion Athletic Association main event featuring Buster Mallini of Kiln in a ten round bout with Kid Seaborn of Mobile. Seaborn and his camp expect victory while Mallini seeks his first win over the Mobile challenger. Also on the card Morningstar meets Kelly in eight rounds and Webb and Simon collide in a four round rematch.
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Louisville Wins Second Of Series In World Series Play
Louisville Americans beat Baltimore Internationals 3 to 1 to take the second game of the junior world series. Earnshaw is set to start for Baltimore with Holley slated for Louisville as the series heads to Baltimore for the remaining games.
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Harvard Counted Youngest Pitcher Candidate at Field
Cambridge Harvard freshman Norman Winer fourteen arrived at Soldiers Field seeking a berth as pitcher on the class team. He prepared at Chattanooga Tenn high school and was believed to be the youngest candidate to report for a Harvard athletic team. China operates 207 steam spinning mills.
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Yesterday's Results in National Baseball Showdowns
St. Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in a tight contest with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. In the American League Boston routed Washington 11 to 2 while Philadelphia shutout New York 10 to 0.
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National League slate features St Louis Chicago clash
Today’s games include St Louis in Chicago, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New York at Philadelphia, Boston at lyn, Detroit at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Boston, and Cleveland at Chicago.
Florida Mercer clash draws large crowd in Gainesville
A crowd of 8 000 to 10 000 is expected for the Florida Mercer football game in Gainesville. The Gators are in excellent shape with few injuries and favorable weather and field conditions. tentative lineup includes Todd Williams Norton Sarra Steward Stein Anderson Jones Brown Chaplin Stanley.
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Marist College defeats A. and M. in drizzling rain
In Atlanta on a Friday game Marist College beat the seventh district A. and M. eleven 26 to 0. The piece notes Abraham Lincoln was 52 years old at his first election as president.
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