Orange Boys Get General Idea On Hitting Em Low
East Des Moines football drills under heat aim to fix tackling flaws from Saturday's game. Coach Midge Makeever emphasizes charging before being charged, with linemen evaluated after injuries. Hubbard and Stevenson show as likely starters for Independence prep. Davenport used by second unit in scrimmage.
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John Deere Club Romps Over Rath’s 13 to 0
John Deere Club defeated Rath Packing 13 to 6 in a one sided game at John Deere athletic park. Straub led the offense with two home runs with five runners aboard. Dreeter pitched for John Deere while White started for Rath. The teams meet again Thursday on the John Deere diamond.
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Cardinals Defeat Redlegs to Take Series in St Louis
In St Louis on September 29 the Cardinals beat the Redlegs 2 to 1 to win the series two games to one. Pitcher Bill Halahand dominated with a sharp fastball, allowing a single run in the fifth inning. Batteries: Lucas and Gooch for the Cardinals Hatlenan and Wilson for the Redlegs.
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Standings Spotlight for American League Clubs
American League standings feature ongoing race among clubs with key performances noted. Final results and percentages provide context for each team’s position and prospects as the season progresses.
Olympic Games of 1932 Loom in Los Angeles Banner
The piece notes Los Angeles plans to host the 1932 Games with a 105000 seat Coliseum and 25000 seat swimming pool area, plus regatta venues and boxing and wrestling arenas. It highlights expected strong participation from major nations and the growth of global interest in sports. It also reports football star Lumpkin not returning to Georgia Tech, while Warner Mizell and Stumpy Thomson remain key Tech backs.
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Jones Atop Brassie Spoon Golf Tip From Winged Foot
The article discusses Bobby Jones and other pros using different swing limits for drivers versus brassie or spoon shots. It notes Jones’s tendency to swing past horizontal on drives but keep the brassie or spoon stopped near horizontal. It promises a follow up on yardage changes and driving tips by Sol Metzger.
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Quinn Picus Aged Ace Still Thrills Very Little In Series
John Picus Quinn, veteran Athletics pitcher, remains celebrated for longevity more than recent feats. Born Colin Quinn Picus, he is listed at 44 by records though age is disputed. Once a spitballer, he now relies on slower speeds as he contemplates a possible World Series start and reflects on a storied career.
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Loughran Sharkey Fight Set For Thursday
Promoter chatter and expert speculation swirl around the Loughran Sharkey showdown. The piece contrasts Sharkey the showman with Loughran the cool ring general as fans await a clash of styles and courage in what could be a defining bout.
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Richards Clashes With Johnson in Pro Title Defense
Vincent Richards defends his professional tennis title at the West End courts facing Wallace F. Johnson in the featured match at Forest Hills. Pro quarters see Kerel Kozeluh vs Phil Bagby and Howard Kinsey to play the Faulkner-Kruger winner.
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Army Track Team Gets Speed Boost At West Point
West Point coach Buf Jones shifted to the Army track squad and started Green and Stuart in the first string backfield. They supplanted John Murrell and O Keefe, delivering the fastest practice session to date.
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Baseball season leaders and player stats tabulated
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Frederick Sets New National League Mark In NL Win
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn in a wild slugfest. Johnny Frederick hit his fifty first home run in the fourth inning to establish a new NL record, helping the Phillies rally from a four run Dodgers edge in the eighth. The long game featured back and forth scoring before Philadelphia seized control.
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Phillies Edge Brooklyn in Long Baseball Feature
A fragmented box score notes the Phillies used five pitchers in a game where Brooklyn led 6 0 to start, with final runs totaling 6 to 4 and 148 players listed. Morrison Smythe Dalley Collins Elliott Sweetland Lerfan and Davis are named among Batteries.
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Clarksville High wins opening baseball game
Clarksville High School defeated Dumont 15 to 4 in the first fall season game. The locals next face Shell Rock on Shell Rock’s diamond.
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Maynard prep eleven faces Wadena in opener
Arlington opens the season with a 7 to 0 win last week as Maynard prep prepares for Wadena. Loomis and Prideaux aim for backfield roles while Casswell, Prideaux and Wolf compete for line and backfield spots. Next home game is against Winthrop on October 4. SIMPSON college workouts for Drake game show Barney McDay likely to start after strong scrimmage performance.
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Punting Ace Emerges in Kansas Aggies Practice
Manhattan Kan Sept 25 The Kansas Aggies scrimmaged against Purdue plays executed by a Teserva squad Eldon Auker sophomore led punting with standout performance Auker outdistanced the varsity kickers as the sensational figure of the practice ahead of Lafayette game on Oct 6
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