Yanks Pick Raschi as Phils Silence Critics
Baseball chatter swirled as the Yankees chose Rashi while Philadelphia kept quiet after a World Series hopefuls season. Brooklyn fans watched amid talk of pennant races and price gouging on World Series tickets as street vendors reported steep scalping near Shibe Park.
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Philainighla
New York Yankees
Phiwaelphia
Liem
Dick Lister
Tate
Brooklyn
Torfomanraw
Npaang
AL Shihe Park
Phillies and Yankees face off as pennant race rages on
A chaotic early American gossip sheet details Phillies Ed Sawyer and crew amid a wild scene at Skike Park and city hotels. Odds favor the Yankees in the looming series as Raschi is slated to pitch tomorrow. Rivalry intensity rises with traded names, lineups, and speculative outcomes for the pivotal games in the national league pennant chase.
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Edie Sawyer
Rotary
Towntown
Skike Park
Brooklyn
Phils
Joe Louis
Joe Ant
Oum Paul Wins Bowie Feature
Oum Paul captured the Bowie feature with Frank Bone and others in a fast pace race. The event involved Maryland racing connections and a purse noted at 18.60 as a key moment, with pacesetter Jaarky Harp staying strong before a foal of Arcneu and Golden Bull in a crowded field.
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Bowie
Cea Paul
Frank Bone
Maryland
I. W. Shafter
Om Paul
Brad
Han
Jaarky Harp
Atc
Arcnue
Golden Bull
Benners Emerges as Passing Star for SMU
Benners, the newest passer, credited his line for protection and big plays in SMU’s key victory. He threw four touchdowns and a 308 yard season tally, with 19 completions, as teammates praised the line and coach staff for enabling the standout performance.
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College Foothnil
Gaya Yen
Sahawy Abl-Atertean Jn
Southern Methodist
Posges
Umipletiona
Yatila
Beaners
Ohio
Benners
Uhoge Bauits
Kyle Rati
Wits
Stengel Scoffs At 13-5 Odds In Opening Game
Yankee manager Stengel dismissed 13-5 odds for the opener against Philadelphia. He named most of the starting lineup, with Ray Reynolds set to start and plans to use lefty pitchers Mapes and Brown against a right-hander. Casey emphasized patience and noted the need for strong hitting to beat the Phils.
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AL Shusie Teflon
Ian Tiletling
Highlant Park
Culina
Tank Walker
Tobby Layne
Senate
RMD
Una Seaon
Gu Eterna
Fred
Stengel
Caary
Biengel
Mann
Yankee
Vuortera
Yankee Stadium
Enara
Pions Wari
Reyuelty
Chney
Allie Raynolds
Hue
Phila
Casey Debout
Mose
Philadelphia
Attayors
Avuragin
Ivy
Werkge
Gona Woohite
Ht Azeuto
Klisntitoy
Lavey Boren
Eubler
ilZlbee
Joe Disiggio
Cel
Ail
Cam
Ohilliy Mies
Hank Buaer
OIE
Billy Johnson
Bobby Brent
Garry Coleman
Vic Ranchi
Pruiits
Tha Yanna
Gene Wonlilly
Cantor Field
Jis
Hlehla Ashburn
Wanls
Phila Janis
Marlon cites World Series TV rights talks and requests
Marty Marion reports that Chandler avoided a conference over World Series television rights. Marion said six NL teams support a players pension plan and urged a companion push in the American League. He noted delays, player petitions, and lingering uncertainty as teams consider how TV rights affect the pension and league actions.
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Lans
Marty Marion Dé Marion
Marion
Nuisstoner Chandler
Hotchinson
Bt. Lewis Cardinal Wiad
Marion Freddie Hutchinson
Freddie Hutchin
Mulhry
Chandler
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Martin
Frontier
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Ask Klin Laon
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Saris Tyivviaton
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Dloner
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Lown
Urey
Philadelphia
Chandler Agelin
Maron
Aigle
Wade
Dan O'Cugnor
Phite
Jadelphia
Trom Gaslon
Tan Marine
Phila vaps—Burtoniam
Columbus Leads In Little Series
Columbus gains the lead in the Little Series as Coluscityts dominate early. A. NE and Colucityts alvent Coeyoud power the Red Birds in a tight home tilt, while Vernon Bengus and a four run ninth push the visitors to the win. Homers by Columbus players Bennon and Walker highlight the scoring amid a windy, error prone game.
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Oriete Kamen
Vernon Bengus Wik
Baltimore
BBC Krieger
Crimnn
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Shoreff
Drews
Jenatz
Unser
Columbus
Bennon
Walker J
Milkins
Bal Almore
Kenngy
Winney — Crimians
Goluninux
Hestedt
Rosen Passes Up Gilts for Aid to Children
The report describes Rosen declining gilt funds and urging aid for children. He spoke at an informal event marking homecoming and praised supporters while asking the community to back a charity drive. Local officials and the Children’s Hospital project were referenced as beneficiaries.
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Rosen
Old Alex Praises Phils Youngsters Amid Doubts
Legendary Phillies supporter Grover Cleveland Alexander hails the current youngsters and pitching depth. He says the team can still win the pennant if modern pitchers deliver, though financial constraints limit attendance.
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Phils
St. Fail
Alex
Sven Atsten
Elx Kamien
Uneup
Holt
Whein Hon
Miceli Upsets Ike Williams in Non-Title Bout
In New York last night, Miceli overwhelmed Ike Williams over 10 rounds in a non-title heavyweight clash. Williams pressured early, Miceli fired hooks and uppercuts, the champion narrowly surviving tepid late rally as judges favored Miceli 8-3, 6-4, and 5-4.
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Ike Williams
New York
Lad Micell
Willama
Beit
Mitel
Agaid Williamia
Micali
Phillies and Yankees Face Off In Man-To-Man Preview
The Phillies Roberts and Jones clash with the Yankees in a veteran pitched comparison. New York brings Reachl Reynolds Lepat and Byrnes in a seasoned lineup, while Philadelphia relies on Mize Berra and Bauer for power. Left field edge favors the Phils. catching, throwing, and depth highlight the Yankees.
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Hak
Renate
Chiiel
Tully
Fle
Yatotans
Rass Mayer
Ken Helntachnas
Vin Reachl
Allie Reynolds
Wadlej Lepat
Tammy Byrne
Bach
Edale Pord
Velaran
Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Phils
Grid Rules Drew Fire From Voigts On Padding Debate
The article quotes Voigts and others debating football pad safety and injury prevention. Topics include plastic headgear, kickoff strategies, and gear changes affecting the Big Ten race with Ohio State and Michigan as contenders. Appling comments on players Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio as comparisons, and discusses his own plans as a veteran shortstop.
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Volghis
Ohio State
Michigan
Mtiisia
Bimio
Wisconsin
Whdcat
Town State
Vearratie
Ameri Tenn Leagun
Appling
Dometine Ant
Frank Beditz Stars On Pin Lanes In 670 Game
Frank Beditz posts a 670 series highlighted by a 254 237 set as he leads at DeMantos and challenges Morris. The page lists numerous high scores and bowlers including Mike Roach and Elta Shudt among others, with detailed standings and yearly marks.
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Frank Beditz
Atorvis Cramer
DeManto
Frank
Morris
Ana Urralia
Mike Roach
Buditz
Elta Viola Shudt
Vi Cardish
Lee Riberdy
Witty
I Ann Deigan
Chiett-Pranndy
Ina Titelffer
Ritano
Ruth Madeiros
Shaw Sets Mark as Cards Crush Colts 55-13
Shaw tied the single game record with four touchdown passes and Jim Hardy threw six to spark the Chicago Cardinals to a 55 13 win over the Baltimore Colts at Comiskey Park before 24439. Baltimore dropped its third straight league game amid a 20 game skid including exhibitions. Hardy’s six TDs were one short of Sid Luckman’s NFL mark of seven.
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Psu Lanky
Babi Shaw
Touchsman
Jim Hardy
Chicago Cardinals
Baltimore Colts
Comiskey Park
Cardinals
Joop
Baltimore
Shaw
Tve Pryall
Ble Boh
Don Holton
Green Bay
Joe Carter
Philadelphia
Hardy
Sid Lumati
Chicago Boars
New York Giants
Siena College Soccer Opens Season With Mix of Veterans
Siena College's soccer squad shows seven returning Jalermen led by Fred Kirsch and Squadere of Watervliet as they prepare to face Champlain at Loudon. The roster lists Mary Kane, Mary Jorgensen, Pauline Hansen, and many others with scores and numbers from fall trials, highlighting a broad mix of veterans and newcomers.
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Fred Kirsch
Troy
BNL Squadere
Watervilet
Lee
Atha Victory
Jalermen
Hiln
Bernie Shoemaker
Cabill
Ish Nettle Canard
al 'Betty Babcock
Behe-Manning Mextein
Harry
Robldau
Tel iO'nrien
George O'Recte
Mike ‘Yona
Watervliet Fraternal
John Carhost
Tack Dennell
Jack Curling
Hol
Frank Sliehke
Vince Tapnenn
Metovnen San
Anthony Mangine
John Rutter
Tony Demento
Stave Yunhak
Warkid Herderian
John Fully
Chris Dreseser
Tony Gort
John Giun
Unseeded Pair Takes Pan-Am Semi in Tennis
Unseeded duo Pat Todd of Los Angeles and Bil Talbert of New York City lost to Nancy Morrison of New York City and Philip Washer of Belgium in a Pan-American mixed doubles semifinal 6-3 1-6 8-3. The event featured multiple upsets as Baker and Balaser upset Rosenquest and Vega while Ramben and Paintox faced postponement due to weather.
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Pat Todd
Los Angeles
Bil Talbert
New York City
Nancy Morrison
Philip Washer
Belgium
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Washer
Toray
Mike Morrigan
Parler
Tinr
Beverly Baker
Aanta Mansen
Calif
Arnold Balaser
San Francisco
Baker
Botssoralka
Maten
Belly Rosenquest
South Orange
Armando Vega
Melita Ramben
Guntara Paintox
Yuga
Uno Fala
Brunswick cue stars set for October appearances
Brunswick cue stars, including James Carns and Benn Yardere, will compete against local players at the Brunswick Soneta Center in October. The event features elimination rounds and marks a notable return for Carns, who rose to fame in the 1990s.
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Wraie
Troy
James Carns
Seurid
Ahamylan
Benn Yardere
Waekaise Ang
Rick Abet
Artlet
Bronawld Soneta Censter
Ooh LY
Cains Appanait
Brunswick
Vins
Hietory
Halle
Parma
Colaneri Sets Records in Saratoga Double Play
Colaneri tied Saratoga notes with a $3,498,000 annual double effort linked to Ziegler Stable. He paired with Foxy Faby and AbE Boy, while Monarchs and Belmonte tracks posted a high $44,818.90 daily double at Belmont. The report cites Colaneri’s Belmont record, including 4 secords and 8 thirds, with Hail Syeonds Mila’s Addison Stake securing $2.9.
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Jsensalion
Irmasolt
Am Oulatandi Ng
Saratoga
New York
Ziegler
Bolom Park
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Abe Boy
Belmont
Coluels Wilde
Coloneli
Canadian Champion KO Defeats Wornund in Regional Bout
Canadian bantamweight champion Qieher from Quebec stopped Puerto Rico rival in the final round of a tense 137-pound title fight. The restrained bout saw Gagnon press the action with measured combinations as the challenger failed to land decisive blows.
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Fernands Gagnon
Quebec
Wwnankel Ant” Ark Tents
Puerto Rico
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