Cards Nip Cubs 20 to Trim Lead in pennant chase
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 2 to tighten their lead as Brecheen and Wyse held off Cubs late. The game drew 33 010 at Sportsmen's Park with the Cubs' farewell appearance here and a two game Chicago-Cincinnati series upcoming.
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Badgers Take Short Trip to Great Lakes
Wisconsin Badgers head to the Great Lakes region for a non conference opener. The team, including listed players and reserves, seeks early season rhythm in a compact contest against an unnamed opponent.
Cornell Coach Prepares Kicking Game for Open
Cornell Coach works on kicks at Ithaca practice ahead of tomorrow's opener at Arenhoid Stadium. Capt. Allan FE leads receiving, EN Best anchors line, Kent C. Lato stars at fullback, Jon Shawski at quarterback. McKeever emphasizes pass protection.
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Indians Trim Tigers 6-1 as Benton collapses in eighth
Indians win 6-1 over Detroit as the Tigers falter in the eighth inning. Key plays include a misthrow by Red Cleveland and a single by Merer while Cramer makes a great one-handed catch to quell a Tiger threat.
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Yankees Blast Nats 6-1 to Dim Washington Hopes
Yankees defeated the Washington Nationals 6 to 1 in a decisive win that dashed Washington’s playoff chances. The article notes standout performances and key plays, highlighting the strong offensive effort by New York and the disappointing night for Washington.
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Raceway Entries Fire in Purse 8182 Trotting Race
Race entries for the Purse 8182 trotting event feature Goward on Pedas with Mite Fears and Coat Be 0 JF in a reentry race. The card includes pacing and other thoroughbred divisions, while a large crowd observed Washington and Detroit baseball action and the Yankees offense in a distinct era of play.
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Braves Edge Brooksy 3 to 2 in playoff relief effort
Don Hendrickson's eighth inning relief for Boston helped avert a jam as the Braves defeated Brooklyn 3-2 in a postponed playoff game moved from Boston. Hendrickson fanned Luis Olmo and got Johnny Peacock on a grounder after contributing to two unearned runs from Dodgers errors. Hal Gregg took the loss.
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Don Hendrickson
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Bob Logan
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Pre Aurer
Luis Olmo
Johnny Peacock
Hal Gregg
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Charlie Workman
Wildcats to Use Four Fresh Aces in Northwes Open
Four new players are highlighted as key aces for the Wildcats in a Northwest opening football game. The team relies on fresh legs to boost offense and defense as the season starts with multiple players listed from Wind, Wheeling, and nearby programs.
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Marquette Coach Faces Squad Selection Dilemma
Marquette’s coach struggles to pick a Purdue game squad amid uncertain player form. Described as five potential quartets rather than two singles, the coach weighs which Hilltoppers will travel and train at Purdue Stadium after a morning departure.
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Notre Dame Coaches Plan Uses Freshman At Left Halfback
Notre Dame’s first and second football squads held a long scrimmage against a T formation and then refined the attack. Coach Hugh DeVore said freshman Phil Colelia would start at left halfback against Illinois in the opener on Saturday September 28.
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Pitt Gridders In Short Drill
The University of Pittsburg football team held a brief workout in Chicago due to a late train. The Pitt Panthers open their season tomorrow against the Illinois at Champaign.
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University of Pittsburg
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Bosox Blank A's 2-0 to Sweep Series
Boston beats Philadelphia Athletics 2-0 to close the season with a sweep. Skeeter Newman singled and scored in the seventh on Dolph Camilli’s triple, then Dick Siebert drove in another run. Athletics finish 14-8 in the Red Sox favor.
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Senators Barons Open Finals In Wilkes Barre Tonight
The Albany Senators face the Wilkes Barre Barons in the Eastern League Governors Cup finals. The best of seven series begins tonight at 8 at the Wilkes-Barre stadium with designated players for each team. The second game will be played at Wilkes-Barre on Sunday.
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Third Playoff Contest Set at Stadium Sunday
The Albany Senators face Wilkes Barre Haroun in the Governor's Cup playoff at Hawkins Stadium Sunday at 3 p.m. The Albany club president Thomas McCallies said a recent defeat prompted changes. If needed, games move to Monday and Wilkes Barre venues.
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Handley Tops Coast Loop in Base Thefts
Gene Handley of Sacramento leads the Pacific Coast League with his fifth theft of the season as Handley tops the Coast Loop in base thefts. The report notes Handley as the league's leading basestealer since 1935 with 5 steals this season.
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Barons Rout Laurels In Cup Playoffs 6 to 1
Wilkes Barre Barons defeated the Hartford Laurels 6 to 1 to take a commanding lead in the Eastern League semi finals. Ralph McCabe earned his second win with nine scattered hits allowed as Hartford stranded eight runners. Bobby Wilson sparked the Barons with an early run and Manzi held Hartford to one run through seven before Wilkes Barre pulled away late.
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Happy Pilot Wins Hawthorne Acacia Purse
Happy Pilot ridden by Jackie Martin nosed out Tawny Lady owned by Mrs A M Creech in the Acacia Purse at Hawthorne yesterday. Tawny Lady led before Happy Pilot surged late, with Martian finishing third. Wager payouts were 10 20 40 and 3 80 for Happy Pilot, with Tawny Lady returning 3 49 and 2 50 and Martian 3 89 to show. Attendance reached 11 978.
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Standings and Results From The National and American Leagues
National League results show St Louis 2 Chicago 0 and Boston 3 Brooklyn 2. Standings list St Louis 89-57, Brooklyn 65-38, Pittsburg 67, New York 89-85, Boston 64-35, Cincinnati 68-50, Philadelphia 44-108. American League results Cleveland 6 Detroit 1 New York 6 Washington 1 Boston 2 Philadelphia 0. Standings include Washington 8-6, St Louis 7-8, New York 7-8-4, Cleveland 7-7-8, Chicago 7-5, Boston 7-5, Philadelphia 5-3. Prospective games list Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Washington at New York. Wilkes-Barre 6 Hartford 1 notes Wilkes-Barre in semi finals 4-2.
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