Cochrane tops league MVP vote amid 1928K award
Philadelphia catcher Gordon Stanley Cochrane edged Henry Manush of St. Louis by two points to win the American League MVP award for the season. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were ineligible, with Lazzeri and Judge sharing third place and Hoyt and Gooslin among others receiving votes.
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Chicago
Gordon Stanley Cochrane
Pepper Box
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Cochrane
Henry Manush
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Manush
Tony Luzzeri
Wayte Hoyt
Yankees
Lazzeri
Joe Judge
Washington
Willie Kamm
White Si
Sean Go3_lin
Earl Combs
New York
Gostin
Paul Shannon
Boston Post
Harry Neily
Chicago American
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
H. G. Salsinger
Detroit News
W. B
Hanna
New York Herald-Tisbune
James Isaminger
Philadelphia Inquirer
J. Ed Wray
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Deman Thompson
Washington Star
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Judge
Kamm
Goslin
Combs
Gehringer
Detroit
Myer
Boston
Hoyt
Foxx
J. Sewell
Cleveland
L. Sewell
Cie’land
Flagstead
Heilmann
Lud
Cissell
Thomas
Carroll
Rice
Fonseca
Hodapp
Metzler
Regan
Evans predicts Yankee disappointment and Moore's decline
Sports writer recaps Mr Will Evans, a reforming umpire turned baseball mogul, doubting Wilcey Moore's second season after a strong prior year. Evans cites Moore's sinker affect on his arm and forecasts permanent retirement, while noting Moore's 19 victories and seven defeats and early season skepticism from the New Orleans camp. The report closes with a Chicago update: Dave Shade defeats Jack Wills in California.
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Will Evans
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Evans
Indians
Yankees
Wilcey Moore
Moore
Yanks
Colleges Prep For Big Games Across Northeast
Carnegie Tech begins first major game prep facing Washington Jefferson College with pass defense drills. Allegheny College likely challenges Pitt, while Fordham’s Frank Cavanaugh plans weekly drills for Holy Cross. Harvard and Army gear up for a first postwar meeting in two decades. Columbia, Yale, Navy, Cornell, Princeton, Penn all in practice ahead of weekend shows.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Washington-Jefferson College
Bob Waddell
Carnegie
Cambridge
Mass
Big Crimson
Harvard
Army
City Bowlers to Open Season Monday at Arcade
City bowling league with four teams formed after last night’s meeting. Frank Fadale elected president Clyde Lupold treasurer K J Knoll secretary. Season starts next week with matches at eight on three and four lanes at the Arcade.
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Frank Fadale
Clyde Lupold
K. 3. Knoll
Baird Tires
Harold Byers
Curley Fischer
al Fischer
Mel Johnsor
Orange Crush
Bill Cosmano
Sam Cosmano
Frank Russell
Eric Jaynes
Dad Shutt
Jim Daly
Tom Meneo
Cal Cigars
Dutch Quinn
Mike Abplanalo
Lee Allen
Buck Samuelson
Walt Drahem
Barney Matone
Bill Thom
Rudolph
Fight Results From New York Cleveland Orrin Match
George Courtney of Oklahoma stopped Wilson Yarbo of Cleveland in the ninth round at the St Nicholas arena. Osk Till of Rochester won technical knockout over Young Fisher of Syracuse. Jimmy Goodrich, former lightweight champ, won a 10 round decision over Johnny Blair of Utica. Davy Abad fought Eddie Shea to a draw in Philadelphia. Johnny Oakey beat Pat Haley in Philadelphia. Matty White defeated Johnny Erickson in Philadelphia in six rounds.
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New York
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Wilson Yarbo
Cleveland
St. Nicholas Arena
Buffalo
Osk Till
Rochester
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Jimmy Goodrich
Johnny Blair
Utica
Philadelphia
Davy Abad
Panama
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Johnny Oakey
Trenton
Pat Haley
Matty White
Johnny Erickson
Style Shop Team Sets New Bowling Records
The Style Shop team defeated Milenius Clothes as Johnson's club led the league with a 910 second game mark and a 2599 total. Eddie Henderson posted 569 in individual scoring, Harold Byers hit a 218 best single, and Style Shop earned eight points from eight. Milenius totaled 2359.
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Style Shop
Milenius
Johnson
Style Shop Clan
Eddie Henderson
Harold Byers
Gib Johnson
W. Cosmano
E. Henderson
H. Robertson
C. Swanson
N. Anderson
Byers
Csacaseaic
Milenius Clothes Lyon
Lynch
A. Fischer
Chicago Dickers for Hornsby Deal Stirring Cubs Rumors
Rumors spread that the Chicago Cubs may acquire Rogers Hornsby from the Boston Braves. William Wrigley and Cleveland’s William Veeck are linked to negotiations, with bids reportedly over 200000 and talks to Braves president Emil Fuchs in New York.
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Chicago
U. P
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
Braves
Hornsby
William Wrigley
Cubs
William Veeck
Boston
Veeck
Emil Fuchs
New York
Backfield Stars Begin to Twinkle in the East
New York reports hail notable backfield talent in college football as Yale's Bruce Caldwell and Dartmouth's Alton Marsters shine, with Penn State and Army rivals also boasting strong backs. Garvey of Yale shows potential as a ball carrier, while Cagle of Army impresses with speed. Harvard counters with French Guaranaccia and Gilligan.
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New York
Bruce Caldwell
Yale
Gibby Welch
Pittsburgh
Jack Connor
New York University
Myles Lane
Dartmouth
Johnny Garvey
Caldwell
Garvey
Signing of Walt Johnson to Lead Senators
Walter Johnson is hired to manage the Washington Senators on a three year contract. The longtime star pitcher returns after twenty seasons with the club, providing a renewed push for a team once strong but fading after pennants earlier in its history. Johnson’s leadership follows his release by Clark Griffith and prior minor league stint with Newark Bears.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Johnson
Senators
Washington
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walter
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Alta Vista
Maryland
Bucky Harris
Newark
Bears
Harris
Local City Bowling Scores and Week Schedule
The report lists high marks by Leo Weidert and Mike Weidert with 207 and 538 respectively. Team highs include Smith-Horton and Style Shop with totals of 2403 and 2599 across three games. Weekly fixtures feature Smith-Horton versus United Refinery, Hammond Tanks against House of Folkman, Struthers-Wells versus Pennsylvania Gas, Anderson Shoe versus Metzger-Wright, Wood Florists against Hoag rail Hardware, and Orange Crush versus Baird Tire Shop with Cal Cigarson Rudolph Barbers noted for Tuesday events.
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Leo Weidert
Smith-Horton
Mike Weidert
Warren Tribune
United
Hammond Tanks
House of Folkman
Struthers - Wells
Pennsylvania Gas
Orange Crush
Baird Tire Shop
Cal Cigarson
Rudolph Barbers
Wen
Pet. Smith-Horton
Struthers- Wells
Warren Tribune Oe
United Refinery
National Forge
Hammond
Poker dangerous to football team Michigan coach says
New York October 16. Detroit Wolverines coach L B Andrews says poker is more dangerous to the team morale than any other form of arousal or discipline. He adds that someone always gets hurt either financially or temperamentally and his team does not play poker during the season.
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New York
U. P
L. B Andrews
Detroit Wolverines
Andrews
Dartmouth dormitories to play season for cider keg
Growing interest in football at Hanover dorms prompts a dorm league schedule. Winning dormitory will be awarded a keg of cider as prize.
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Hanover
N. H
U. P
Dartmouth
Warren and Corry High Play to Scoreless Freshmen Tie
Warren Seconds and Corry High battled to a 0 0 tie on Rus sell Field Monday afternoon. Warren outgained Corry with il first downs five to four and threatened near the goal on two occasions but failed to score. The game featured limited substitutions and a steady defensive effort from both teams.
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Warren
Corry High
Russell Field
Corry
Warren Corry
Oriole
Gentlemen
Tyle
Jackson Carlson
G. Skinner
Scalise
Shoop Evans
Btorrittman
Williams
Robson
Crum Martineb
Shaver
Crealia Kirch Anderson
Curtis Donovance
Hovey
Conway
Anderson
Creel
Trewin
Fassinger
Acks
Martin
Allen
Big Boy Peterson to oppose Uzcdon at Ebbets Field
New Orleans heavyweight Big Boy Peterson will meet Basque Woodchopper Paulino Uzcudon in a 10 round bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on Thursday night Peterson replaces Roberto Roberts who withdrew due to two fractured ribs Peterson is expected to arrive from Minneapolis tonight His last fight was in Grand Rapids Michigan last week Pittsburgh results mention Johnny Mellon beating Phil Goldstein and Figer Joe Randall defeating Young Profio in Lawrenceville New Jersey
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New York
U. P
Big Boy Peterson
New Orleans
Paulino Uzcudon
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Peterson
Roberto Roberts
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Trib Steamers Topple Forgers In League Match
Led by Mike Weidert who established a new individual total the Steamers defeated National Forge in a league tilt last night. Wade Alleys helped with three points as Tribune won the second and third games to gain on the league ladder after dropping the opening 752 to 738.
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Mike Weidert
National Forge
Wade Alleys
Tribune
Targers
Tribs Rally In Close Bowling Meet With National Forge
The Tribs defeated National Forge 805 to 802 in the final. Mike Weidert rolled 172 201 165 for 538, starting with five straight strikes before a few open frames. Charlie Zuerl led National Forge with 526, as team totals reached 2257 for the Forge and 2278 for the Tribs.
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Mike” Weidert
Charlie Zuerl
National Forge
Randinelli
Keyes
Lightner
Jackson
Allen
Zuerl
Warren Tribune
Weidert
Wincr
Ritticism Sparks Pro Career and College Color
Joie Ray turns pro and eyes big money in business ventures. Notre Dame reportedly faces uncertain player choices for future games. St Louis fans recall world series glass on the infield and pop bottle throwers. Cards resemble late summer roses while Yankees perform like a well oiled mower. The season is early and All American picks remain unsettled.
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St. Louis
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