Yanks Face Cardinals as World Series Opens
United Press report from Oct 3 outlines Cardinals favored to win the 1928 World Series over the Yankees. It notes key pitchers Grover Cleveland Alexander Bill Sherdel Jess Haines Flint Rhem and Clarence Mitchell for St Louis and Waite Hoyt George Pipgras Old Tom Zachary for New York. It highlights Pennock injury doubts and Purdue star Ralph Welch's knee recovery ahead of Purdue DePauw opener.
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Fate of Cards Hinge on Pitchers Against Ruth and Gehrig
New York October 3. The World Series opener at Yankee Stadium hinges on how Cardinal pitchers handle Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Alexander advises pitching to the pair, avoiding base on balls, to limit the Yankees offense. Ruth aims to rebound with rest, while Gehrig, recovering from a Detroit mishap, is in prime condition.
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Yankees Probable Lineup For Opening Tilt In World Series
New York on October 3 reports Earl Combs unlikely to play opener except as emergency runner due to a swollen wrist. Cedric Durst to center against lefties. Ben Paschal vs righties. Dugan or Gazella at third vs lefties. Gene Robertson vs righties. Lazzeri possible exit due to shoulder. Leo Durocher would play second. Gehrig cleared to start at first. Benny Bengough to catch all games. If Cardinals start Willie Sherdel, Yankees face two lefties and two righties in batting order with Ruth and Gehrig in the lineup.
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Minnesota Gears Up For Backfield Shakeup In 1930s
Sports writer Norman E Brown notes Minnesota faces a backfield reshuffle with Nagurski emerging as a key lineman candidate alongside Pharmer and Westphal. Havde will call signals as the team builds a strong line led by Ukkelberg at tackle and Berry, Lagenberg, and Norgard among the rising players.
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Odds on Cardinals to win world series lengthen
New York October 3. The odds on the St. Louis Cardinals to win the world series lengthened to 6 to 3. Betting has been light but expected to pick up today as latest prices are quoted by Jack.
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Anderson defeats Hudkins in ten round bout
Joe Anderson of Kentucky upset Ace Hudkins of Nebraska in a ten round decision in Los Angeles. Hudkins led early but strong final rounds including a seventh then a whirlwind finish gave Anderson the victory.
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Doyle Broadway betting odds on Cardinals and Yankees series
Doyle Broadway betting commissioner outlines odds: 3 to 5 cards not win series, 6 to 1 Yankees not win series, 7 to 10 Cardinals not win first game, 11 to 10 Yankees not win, 12 to 5 Cardinals not win first two, 17 to 1 Yankees not win first two, 10 to 1 Cardinals not win first four games.
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Indians Lead As World Series Resume In Little League
Indianapolis Indians hold a one game edge over the Rochester Red Wings in the resumed world series after a 2-1 Indians edge and a 12 12 tie. Cal Boone slated to start for the Hoosiers with Bell or Keen favored for Rochester as the race to five wins continues.
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Cadets Clash Set With St Barnard’s at Local Field
Bt. Joe Cadets schedule first home football game of the season against St. Barnards Academy Bradford. The announcement came Tuesday night after negotiations were completed. The Irish opened their campaign last Saturday with a solid showing.
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Seconds Clash With Tidioute On Russell Field
Warren High School Seconds take on Tidioute's varsity in the Blue and White Reserves second home game on Russell field Thursday afternoon. The kickoff is at four o'clock with no admission charged at the gate.
Ridgway High Warriers Tie. Cadets Prep Scrimmage
Ridgway High holds the Warriors to a scoreless tie as preparations for the first home game continue. Tonight’s schedule includes a 5:30 kickoff and a West End field scrimmage between the Cadet aggregation and Warren Indies led by official Chuck Eggleston.
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Rich opens insurance office on Warren’s scene
Main Rich, longtime star of Corry Keystone basketball, now represents Peoria Life Insurance in the Warren Land Company building and may rejoin Warren’s winter representative team. He has played with top squads including Cleveland Rosenblooms and Buffalo Lincoln. The Corry Independent football squad continues workouts hoping Manager Pearce will schedule a game this Sunday.
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Crossword Puzzle Solution Summary
Daily word puzzle solution notes list numerous across and down clues with misspellings and symbols. It mentions horizontal and vertical entries such as 1 receda 4 deviating 12 4dissolve 5 conflict 16 ingle masted versal and 18 girl's name, 19 organ of seeing, 25 softly ripe, 27 aid, 39 severity, 41 unbleached, 44 enough poet, 45 alutes, 46 tilklike fabric, 64 show off, 66 gourdlike, 61 ascended, 62 impersonate, 53 stitch, 18 sounds, 27 desserts, 40 be indebted, 50 organ of, 65 female of the hart, with many garbled or truncated entries.
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College grid notes from Oct 3 to 8 preview week matchups
Reports from campuses outline Pittsburgh preparing for Bethany College under coach Sutherland with concerns over aerial defense. Carnegie Tech notes injuries to Karcis and Schnupp while Ashland looms. Notre Dame drills defense with five backfield men injured as Wisconsin nears. Iowa scrimmages boost prep for Monmouth. Michigan trains for Ohio Wesleyan with Poe out. Illinois fights doubt on lineup for Butler. Ohio State to open with Wittenberg using open attack. Chicago sessions show Stagg may repeat massed offense. Wisconsin under Thistlethwaite resolves guard issues with Kresky Linden Bacus. Northwestern backs Levison to likely secure regular spot as Butler visit looms.
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All Marsters One Player Shines for Dartmouth This Fall
Al Mersters known as Special Delivery draws attention as a Dart mouth back. In his debut season he stood out as among the Easts top players, possessing two high gear speeds reminiscent of Red Grange.
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Six Records High and Highs by Leo Weidert at Smith-Horton
Leo Weidert tops the meet with six high individual records including 207 in a single event and 511 for high total. Smith-Horton collects high game and high three-game total at 2403. Week’s schedule lists United Refinery versus Warren Tribune on Wednesday and several other local pairings through Thursday with Elk Next Week.
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Blue and White at Dunkirk Saturday
The Blue and White play Dunkirk Saturday with a 2 30 kickoff. Coach Leidig relayed the plan Wednesday from Dunkirk High coach Hoeppner, a former Jamestown Spider-Webbs member. Game location is Dunkirk High School gridiron on West Avenue, names of officials not announced.
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Wright Will Stick Pirates Leader Says
New York, Oct. Glenn Wright Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop will not be traded, manager Donie Bush says, while here for the world series after a slump last season.
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Hammond Tanks Rally Past Pennsylvania Gas For Fourth-Place Tie
The Hammond Tanks, led by Minelli and Heiman, defeated Pennsylvania Gas in the Industrial Bowling League to move from cellar to a three-way tie for third. The Bollera won the first game by thirty pins, the second.
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Hammons's team shines in high scoring bowling match
Minelli led Hammond Tanks with 470 series and 179 in opening game as Hammons's team dominated a bowling match against Pennsylvania Gas and exostrial firms. Hei posted 463 as top runner up with a high game of 169. event totals show strong team performance across players, including Peterson Hook Irvin Ryberg Johmson and Philips with scores in the 100s and 600s overall.
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Hornsby backs Cardinals to win World Series
New York report quotes Rogers Hornsby, former St. Louis manager, predicting the Cardinals will win the World Series with the “gamest bunch of ball players.” He says he doesn’t care about the Yankees’ form, asserting the Cards will prevail.
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