Earnshaw Starred in Browns Athletics Doubleheader Split
Philadelphia, Sept. 19 The Athletics and Browns split a doubleheader with George Earnshaw earning his 22nd win of the season for the Mack men in the second game. The Browns won the opener 4 to 3 behind strong pitching while the Athletics took the nightcap 6 to 4. The doubleheader left the standings: Philadelphia 11 wins, St. Louis 10 losses against the Browns this season. The box scores note key hits by Dykes, McGowan, and Kress with homer by Kress and Earnshaw’s complete game for the Browns. Umpires were Owens and Campbell. Time 1:97.
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Nelson Retains Title Lead in Eight Round Ward Fight
Battling Nelson of Waterloo defeated Bud Hammer in an eight round decision at Electric Park. Nelson started slowly but finished strong to secure the win. St Paul Sid continued his KO streak by stopping Kid Rose in the third round. Arnold Anderson edged Dick Lang in four rounds as Lang hit the canvas once. Jimmy Cox stopped Ralph Couga Yn in the second round of a four round bout.
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Bud Hammer
Chicago
Electric Park
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Kid Rose
Heavyweight Fights Seen Shaping Up This Month
The column previews Campolo, Loughran, Sharkey, and Scott as the standout heavyweights for the year. Campolo and Loughran appear fastest to challenge for the title, with Scott still seeking momentum after past defeats. The piece also notes Cleveland’s strong 1930 season arc led by Speaker’s staff and rookie stars Averill and Perrell as the Indians aim for a quick 1930 start.
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Indians
Billy Evans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Raye
Earl Averill
Wes Perrell
North Carolina Star
Athletics
Lew Fonseca
Hodapp
Ray Garner
Joe Sewell
Ohio
Hib Falk
Reinbeck Eleven Faces Nine-Game Schedule Start
With only four lettermen returning and two regulars, Reinbeck's varsity opens a nine game slate under Coach Raffensperger. The opener is at Reinbeck against Melbourne, followed by Cedar League games through October. The schedule includes Grundy Center (homecoming) and Greene, with contests listed through November 18.
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Sonnenberg Retains Heavyweight Title After Rough Affair
Gus Sonnenberg defended the world heavyweight wrestling title in Los Angeles by defeating Jor Stecher. Stecher won the first fall in 27 minutes 17 seconds with a flying tackle, Sonnenberg responded with his signature hold to win the second fall in 2 minutes 11 seconds, then secured the decisive fall with a flying tackle to retain the crown.
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Dynamite) Sonnenberg
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Big Ten Mentors Open Hunting Season
Chicago, Sept. 19. The hunt for gridiron improvement is on across the Big Ten as coaches scour rosters for replacements and hidden talents. Iowa searches for Mayes McLain successor and punter, Michigan refines punting with Jimmy Simrall, Ohio State backs receive shifts and experimentation, Minnesota moves Bronko Naogurski to tackle, Purdue weighs backfield options, Northwestern seeks linemen, Chicago copes with a small squad, Wisconsin seeks a blocking halfback, and Wisconsin’s Zuppke tests ends while Page delays regular lineup work on fundamentals.
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Iowa
Burt Ingwersen
Mayes McLain
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Jimmy Simrall
Sam Willaman
Joe Ashelyt
Ohio State
Minnesota
Clarence W. Spears
Willaman
Bronko Naogurski
Jimmy
Phelan
Purdue
Northwestern
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
Bob Zuppke
Pat Page
Ehmke Eyes One Shot at Cubs in World Series
Philadelphia Sept 18. Athletics pitcher Ehmke, veteran right hander, hopes for one chance to face the Chicago Cubs in the World Series. He may retire after the series if his shoulder cannot be cured, but he says no definite retirement decision yet. He seeks relief from chronic shoulder pain despite treatments. He favors leaving baseball as part of the A’s pursuit of a title.
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Scott
Knute Hansen
Monte Mann
Buenos Aires
Arthur DeKuh
Tom Heeney
Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Tommy
Philadelphia
Howard Shmke
Athletics Veterare
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Ehmke
Cubs
Associated Press
Bonesetter Reese
Youngstown
California
Hot Springs
Detroit
A’s
Frey Debuts with 9-5 Victory in Major League Tilt
Cincinnati rookie James Frey from Nashville in the South Atlantic Association earned his first major league win as the Redlegs beat the Phillies 9 to 5. Frey contributed two hits in three trips, while Chicago coach A A Stagg unveiled a new offensive formation in practice. Harry Ebbets of Freeport, N Y, defeated Irmy Grove by knockout in the first round at Queenshare Stadium in New York City.
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New York
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Queanshare Stadium
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Cyclone Coach seeks pair of tackles for 1 Cyclones
Cyclone Coach in search for two good ends and dependable tackles. Backfield should stay strong under Head Coach Naoel Workman. Injuries could alter outlook. Trauger, Larsen, Tegland and Bennett may form key backfield combination with a solid line ahead.
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Inwans
Kerekow
Bob Burton
Waterston
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Bohannon Aid Buttens
Edgar Schiesker
Spear
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Workman
Campo lo Tosts Bont
Victoria Campolo, Argentine heavyweight, posted a $5,000 forfeit with the New York State Athletic Commission prohibiting his appearance against Pill Gote of England at Ebbets Field on Monday night.
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New York
Victoria Gampolo
New York State Athletic Commission
Pill &Eote
England
Baseball Leaders and Player Stats in Early League Averages
A garbled summary of American League and National League standings and player stats mentions names like Fonseca Foxx Terry Traynor and others. It references batting averages, hits and year-ago leaders, with scattered figures and team affiliations such as Cleveland Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Boston Chicago and Washington.
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Patt
BA Fonseca
Cleveland
Ag Foxx
Pep
Moanneah
Louis Ers
Aferman
Brooklyn
Terry
New York
Mornmby
Chicago
Traynor
Tittsbirgh
Ornate
Boston
Prominent polo star dies during Meadowbrook match
Thomas Le Boutilier II, a leading polo figure, collapsed from heart disease while playing No. 1 for Westbury against Fox Hunters at Meadowbrook. He was 41. He died 15 minutes later as spectators including his wife and brother-in-law Malcolm Stevenson watched.
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New York
Thomas le Boutilier
Meadowbrook Club
Malcolm Stevenson
Slower downswing timing fix credited to Talley and Metzger
The article argues for a measured driver downswing to gain speed later in the swing. It cites Gyrit Talley as a model for starting the downswing slowly, then accelerating, to improve timing and increase distance. It notes Tolley’s technique of keeping the left arm straight and guiding the club down the line.
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Yale Adopts New Style of Line Play This Season
New Haven Connecticut September 19 Yale changes its line play under Line Coach Adam Walsh. The squad will use a different rush-line method with forwards trained in a new system for the upcoming season.
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Gonn
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Ellini Scrimmage in Champaign Follows Yesterday's Effort
Illinois squad under Coach Bob Zuppke again scrimmaged in Champaign on September 19 with veterans moving with surprising ability despite stiff muscles in a spirited session following yesterday's practice.
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Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Braves Do Their Bit to Help Cubs by Defeating Pirates
In Pittsburgh, the Braves beat the Pirates 5 to 4 to help the Chicago Cubs clinch the pennant despite the Pirates also winning the second game 5 to 1. First game pitchers were Brandi Gowdy Spohrer for Boston and Kramer Swetonic Hemsley for Pittsburgh. second game notes list Jones Cooney Legebt Meine and Hargreaves among the players.
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Carroll Eleven to Tackle Carroll College Power
Towa City Sept 19 A brisker game is in prospect as the University of Iowa meets Carroll college on Sept 28 Reports from Waukesha Wis credit Carroll with a lineup similar to last fall when they won the Wisconsin college title The missing fullbacks and strong lines are noted Carroll champions of their conference have lost only three games in four years including a 21 to 0 defeat by Iowa in 1935.
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Dorman Searches for Added Weight in Peacock Line
Fayette Iowa September 19 Linemen and backfield candidates fill Gooch Dorman's squad as Upper Iowa enters week two of practice for the Sept 28 opener with Lombard College. Of 80 entrants only seven lettermen remain with four vying for nine spots. Veterans include Moore from Clinton Ind and Lam mers Elma among the linemen. backfield hopefuls include Sig mers Fort Atkinson Kiple Hi gin Cush ion Arlington and Sindelar Fort Atkinson with others in the mix.
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Stable preparations for Agua Caliente track season
Agua Caliente Mex Sept 19 arrangements were under way to stable early arrivals at the old Tijuana Jockey Club course two miles away by Oct 1. New stables to be ready a month later. Agua Caliente Jockey Club will open thoroughbred racing Dec 28 for 81 days through March 30.
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Tijuana Jockey Wath
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN A P A REPORT
AP boxing roundup from Philadelphia and New York lists Armando Santiago and Silly Wallace winning on points while Johnny Isdick and Pete Nebo draw. Johnny Roberts defeats Billy Light. Ivy Grove loses to Harry Forbes by knockout in New York.
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Billy Light
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