Baseball Doubleheader Legends Highlight Strong Tuesday Night
Stars from Cooper Grove Gordon and Keller lead in both games. Pippen pitches perfect nightcap for Oakland as PCL honors him. Beavers Angels split twin bill as Rainiers edge Seals in extra innings. Padres overpower Stars to climb to third place.
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Pacific Coast League
Henry
Cotton) Pippen
Oakland Acorn
Sacramento Solons
Pippen
Solon
Sacramento
Oakland
Jack Lotz
Bud Byerly
Hugh Luby
Les Scarsella
Fern Bell
Jack Devincenzi
Oaks
Portland Beavers
Los Angeles Angels
Larry Barton
Ed Adams
Beavers
Joe Orrell
Los Angeles
Jake Mooty
Angels
Pete Mallory
Spencer Harris
Portland
Seraphs
San Francisco Seals
Seattle Rainiers
San Diego Padres
Hollywood Stars
Hollywood
Frankie Dasso
Stars
George Detore
Jack Whipple
Charlie Schanz
Hal Patchett
Bill Salkeld
Lawrence College Kid Watch Jesse Owens in 1936
Jimmy Fieweger, the Lawrence College standout named in the central collegiate track meet, credits an Owens show for his drive to a versatile sprint hurdle discus and javelin season. He contemplates the national decathlon if the Navy delays. The piece also notes football participation cuts in New York public schools and other sports anecdotes.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Jimmy Fieweger
Lawrence College
Jesse Owens
Navy
Public Schools Athletic League
Bobby Ruffin
Murmansk
Arctic
Shibe Park
Old Hickory
Camp Blanding
North Carolina
Ev Morris
New York Herald-Tribune
England
Taunton Pitcher Christy Athenson Recalled 1899 Pay Details
One minute sports note recalls Christy Athenson who pitched for Taunton Massachusetts in 1899 earning 80 dollars a month in eight installments. It mentions a belting and a 24 hit tally in a single game as a highlighted incident. The fragment reflects turn‑of‑the‑century baseball pay and punishment practices.
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Christy Athenson
Taunton
Mass
Savannah Morning News Preview on Birmingham Pitcher
Robert Garnet, Birmingham's new pitcher, draws attention for his impressive ceiling and stature. At six feet seven inches, he stands out as a dominant presence on the mound.
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W. D. McMillan
Savannah
Robert Garnet
Birmingham
Reds Fans Poll Morning Games Plan
A news item notes 32 percent of Reds fans favor morning games. The team may schedule early matchups and hope to feel upbeat if they top the morning circuit.
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Reds
Service Dept Reports Hoerst as Gunnery Officer Former Pitcher
Jeesien Frank Hoerst, once a notable pitcher for Illies, is now serving as a gunnery officer. His transfer marks a shift from baseball to military duties with duties focused on artillery and weapons control.
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Jeesien
Frank Hoerst
Illies
Memorial of Sports Mirror Reflections
The item surveys past sports notes with brief references to Jimmie Foxx waivers, a veteran first baseman sale to the Chicago Cubs, Damaged Goods winning at Belmont Park, and Bois Roussel’s English Derby victory before 400000 spectators including the king and queen.
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Associated Press Today
Jimmie Foxx
Chicago Cubs
Damaged Goods
Belmont Park
Epsom Downs
Bois Roussel
King and Queen
Cubs Rally Behind Nicholson In Three Run Victory
Nicholson homered and added a single driving in three runs to lead the Cubs to a win. He also connected for a homer in each game and drove in three runs in both contests.
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St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
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White Sox
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Yankees
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