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G. PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStdce
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AUSTIN. Nov. 22-Here with the
Brownsville Eagles today. our feel
ingS r somewhat mixed. We arc
proud posscssors OF an Austin hi1h
diploma. but are strong hackers az
the Eagles. In years gone by. wa
beloved Fight. Austin. F5gin
just as loud a. the next one. IL u
today its different. If YOU Va
ever unfortunate enough to sl- ir
the kitchen and watch THE Old
Man and the Old Lady battle. r3r
can imagine our pre-4camant.
Every punch will hurt us today
regardless Of who throws IL. IL
looks like a sad afternoon for Us
We have been circulating around
Il old cronies ard they are work
ing the ~under-dog psychology for
all it's worth. We know We haven
r chance. but That's the way
they begin their conversation
Brownsville has had her share 1f
the publicity and the Austin bows
have that dangerous 'dn Or ain
spirit toward today's Eafnc. Trey
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COAST TITLE
IS AT STAKE
Games Promise Sensation
With Main Tits Held
For Thanksgiving
By ALAN ". GOULD
Associated Press Sports Ediser

NEW YORK. Nov. PIP
least a dozen games in various Dar--
Of the country promise spectacular
contributions to the main drive
down the college gridirons. Nranv
OF the remaining classics are 70
served for Thanksgiving Day an
p~etites, Or on scattering subsequent
dates. but a glance at this SLATE
gives some idea or the action in
prospect tomorrow.
California and Stanford at Paia
Alto, with Az least $1,000 palpitat-
ing over the decisive struggle rr
the Pacific coast conference rae
between the somewhat favo~eJ
Golden Bears and Pop Warner..
Stanford Cardinals. .
Harvard and Yale. at Cambridys
With $4,000 partisians expecting 4
real battle. whether or not the
sophomore battle between Alhis
Booth and Barry Wood MATERIAL
ICES. III Booth IN in shape. thu FiIr
~l~A -AN AAGN 4hNuIALN@.
Purdue and Indiana my Blonm-
mgton with the unbeaten Boiler
makers heavy favorites to makr
their biz ten championship all the
more impressive with "A clean sIsts
Washington and Chicago at Sta1r
field. with the Huskies from The
Northwest anxious TO retrieve sone
prestige at the expense Of the team
that beat Princeton.
Detroit and the Oregon ARries a.
Detroit. with the visiting deIera-
ton going far out IN nv wav ~
meet OF the best teams I'M thr
country.
NOtre Dame and Northwestern
at Evanston. with the Ramblers oIt
tJ tame the Wildcats and make ~
eight IN a row.
Kansas and Missouri AZ IAN
renee. IN an old quarrel. with not
a great deal TO choose between
them.
Nebraska and the Kansas ATnies
az Manhattan. with the Huskers
minus their star back. Clair sloan
III n game that may decide the
biz siS race.
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TEXAS u. And
NJ. AT REST
Cold Weather ard Slick
Gridiron Promised
For Tits
BY GAYLE TALBOT, r..
$500 - 80 wrlle.

A1roNAnteu tEe@~ sports NrfieR
DALLAS. Nov. 22-P- sDurred
on by ideal football weather. four
southwest conference squads faced
tlnal workouts today In preparation
Tor tomorr0Ws semi-final mclees.
Inc winters first light snowfall and
a Skldding mercury promised snap-
py going Tor players and fans alike
N the two contests scheduled.
1nclement weather failed 10 cheer
up nc indicated exas Christian
University Frogs On the eve of
their tilt with The BAYLOR Bears af
Waco. Three 81 their number, Buck
B91r. Leo Buckley and Kenneth
Football" Moore were az n with
Influenza, and several others were
alling.
Further, 8 slippery gridiron cid
not figure 90 help the speedy Frogs
against the Bruins. Uncertain foot
ing would slow d0Wn the s~froakiny
Cy Leland and his brilliant back
field mate, Howard Grubbs. None
Of these factors, however prevent
ed the Christians continuing slight
fav0rites.
NAuAlEirlS
The Southern Methodist Mls.-
angs who will graphic with the
Frogs a week hence at Fort Worth
IN a struggle 70 decide the confer
ence championship. faced what
promised 10 be an easy conquest 81
the Rice Institute owls in the ONLY
other bout scheduled tomorrow.
They meet at OWnby stadium here.
and. barring an extreme upset. the
Ponies viii polish off their home
ScEeciiae with q roIslng victory
That constituted the CROP for the
week. Texas University and the
Aggies. both ont az the title race.
saved up for their annual Turkey
Day attraction at College Station.
The Arkansas University Razcrbarks
primed for their final frav with
the Oklahoma Apgies on Thanks
giving Day st Saltwater.
Although the Frogs were certain
finaiistS. no matter what the cut
come OF their argument with 7}av-
Tor tomorrow. they prepared for
the game determined 90 win. IN
the first place. they have a natural
C1sire To finish the season not only
with the Southwest rridir0n crown
I'm their possession, but with an mn
broken string on victories behind
them. The Christians have never
turned either trick since they were
admitted TO the conference seven
years ego.
Frogs Slated for Ton
A triumph over the Bears wouI1
enhance the Frogs chances &C the
tiara. they then could obtain no
better than a draw with the Must
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have been razzed numerically By
the local sheets for their POOR
showing on various occasions. Tnis
viii be their last chance 10 redeem
themselves.
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and Baylor scored a l6-to-6 tri-
umph IN the third. In 1909 there
were three more games, the Gears
winning the first 6-to-3. and the
Frogs taking the other two. 9-to-
y and 1l-to-n.
In 1910 Baylor scored two great
IN the first game was the most
decisive victory chalked up In his
tory. though the Frogs held the
Bears down 10 to 5 in the other
fray. The Frogs moved from Wa
co the following year and Baylor
made her first invasion Of Fort
Worth 10 win II to O.. Baylor won
% TO l i'll 1914 and the following
year crushed the Frogs 81 TO 0.
The 1916 fray vas turned into an
other Bear victory by q score Of 80
I'd ia.
The Christians came TO life III
1917 DIT whaling the Green "a TO
0. They won again the next year
II 10 7. Baylor won the 1919
game 7 to 0. and tho Frogs won
in 1920. u to 9. Relationship
was severed then until 1925. when
the teams deadlocked Z to Z. The
1926 game also ended in a tie oy
the same count. Bear Wolf. now
line coach OF the Frogs. teamed
with the great Rags" Matthews
and 'Tubbv" Brewster TO help
the Frogs tie the Bears both years
Both tits were fought III the mud
Of Fair Park. Dallas.
Tn 1927 the teams met at wa
co in Bavlor's Homecoming game.
Blackie Williams. Nasty Clark
Rags Matthes. and Brumbelow
were outstanding stars in a great
l4-to-0 Frog triumph. No T. c.
G. fan viii soon forget the heart
breaking 7-to-6 Bear victory on
Clark Field last season.
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Mercedes Scene OF
Joint Club Meets

MERCEDES. Nov 12-The Rotary
and kiEanis clubs III this place held
a joint meeting here Thursday. W.
IT. Section AZ the Eiwanis club hav-
ing charge OF the program.
Rev. Flynn Long.of Harlingen adj
dressed the meeting. making a talk
On Thanksgiving Mrs. Il. Z. Hager
OF Mercedes contributed a vocal solo
accompanied hv Mrs. l.. M. Vigness
"a Ia Feria.
Ni mary NorrCd head Of the cx-
Miss Mary Ncrrod head cf the X
dcs schools gave a splendid read
.ur
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IN their closing tils and rir-
ish on TOP. iii that event The Fr1
would finish with q mark 81 600.
The Mustangs. by winning from
Rice and tieing the Frogs wouic
have q percentage OF 800.
Taking a lesson from the MUS
angs. who last week passed their
way to z 25 to s victory over Bay
Tor. the Frogs planned to iilI the
air with footballs and depend less
upon their great running attack
than IN previous games.
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handed pitcher who went from
the Steers 70 the Decatur club last
spring. l. the third man signed.
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We created a mild sensation AL
the high school by parading around
with IN ortiz Ruhi0 for President
ren cn the lapel Of our coats Our
slams Spanish almost flcore1 our
former teacher. He greeted lis with
an affable ~Ruenos DiaE. senior.
and Wc came back just like that
business Of swapping fingers .
"QuehubOle cunadO." He didn't
understand and when We explain
cd. he ran Us out with three eras-
crs and a handful Of chalk.
"A large delegation OF Brownsville
ard Valley fans were I'M town to-
day. Many of them spent til-ir
time looking over the various sights
Many VA POOR back was strained
climbing t0 the top y. the Capitol
dome.
Austin fans also arc showing
much interest. They arc coZnizan,
OF the fact that the tilt is for the
district championship and they are
going TO turn out strong.
a special telegraph wire has been
strung TO the field and a plav-by-
play account will be flashed back
10 station KWWG-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Texan who upset Lott in the third round yesterday played brilliant ten his 10 accomplish il, he is not con- sidered such a formida ble hurdle in Tildcn's way as Lott would have been.
 Allison who was not even in cluded among the eight seeded American entrants, played with a dash and fervor that would not be denied although Lott led him at 4-2 and 5-3 in the fifth set and in the 10th game was onily two points away from victory.
 The vicious serving and furious overhead smashing that helped the young combination of Allison and Johnny Van Ryn 10 turn back the French doubles team in the Davis cup challenge round stood the Texan in good stead in his great duel with Lott.
 The blonde Texans impetuous game may ven cause trouble for Til den if Allison can fight his way past
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

such players as Fritz Mercur and Frank Hunter 10 reach the final round.
 For the fourth round today Ali son drew comparatively easy op- ponent in Elmer Griffith of New York Tilden, who was hard pressed by Frank Shields, the 19-year- old New Yorker, in four-set encounter yesterday. also earned a breather, opposing Henry Culley of Harvard next.
 In Tilden's half of the draw, Van Ryn, Allison's Davis cup doubles sidekiCk, was favored to turn back Tamio Abe of Japan; John Doeg was a favoritc over Julius Seligson the former intercollegiate champion; and "Bunny' Austin of England was the choice over the surprising Ed Feible- man, cX-Harvard player, in Allison's half; Frank Hunter must meet Will bur r. Cocn, Jr. of Kansas City. with the odds in the veterans favor; Fritz Mercur was expected 10 win
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
DATE IS SET FOR
 SERIES OPENING
First Game to Be Staged at Wri8Iey Field on October 8

Chicago, Sept il CP>-Thc Cubs National league pennant, and the Philadelphia Athletics still are six triumphs from the American league championship, but as far as the other mathematical Contenders are concerned the 1929 world series will open at Wrigley field October &.
 Representatives of Pittsburgh and New York of the National league. and New York and Cleveland in the American, all holding mathematical chances of winning the flags in their respective circuits, failed to appear yesterday for Commissioner kene- saw Mountain LandiS' conference on world series plans, and matters were settled on q Cub-Athletics basis.
 It was agreed 10 play the first two games in Chicago October s and 9, Philadelphia will get it's first look at the series on October II, the day previous being required for travel ing. Three games will be played in Philadelphia, providing a fifth game is necessary. Sunday, Oct. 13 will bean open date because of the Pennsylvania law prohibiting Sun day baseball, The sixth and seventh games, if required 10 settle the is sue, will be played in Chicago Octo- her 1G and IT.
 The price of seats will be the same in both cities. All box seats and grandstand seats will be re- served. and the purchaser must buy for three games. Should the third game be unnecessary the money will De refunded.
 Blcacher seats will not be reserv- ed and will sell for $l each. In addition. at Wriglcy field only, grandStand standing room will be available at S3 a ticket, and the sale will open at noon of the day of the game
 The city council today Was 10 act on request of owner William Wrig- ley, Jr., of the Cubs, that the club be permitted to build additional hI"aChcr seats over two streets dd- Jacent to Wrigley field
 This would provide about 5000 more seats at $l, and virtually would be a gift from Owner Wrig- ley as the cost of erecting the stands would be 90 per cent of the greatest amount the club could DOS sibly take in.
 All games will start at 30 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Two Industrial league champion baseball teams will meet this after noon at o'clock on Diamond No. ' at Colts Park in Hartford in the first game of a playoff between Farlous championship teams for the title of state industrial league champions. These will be the Elm wood Endecs, titleholders of the Dusty circuit in Hartford and the Fafnir Dragons, winners of the In dustrial baseball league in this city.
 Lefty Habcr, portsider, who bore the brunt of the campaign of the Bearing Makers, will most probably be the pitching selection for the local crew while the man who will oppose the Dragons has not yet been named.
 The Fafnir team won the local championship only after the hard est kind of an uphill fight. Con- sldered out Of the running a month before the close of the seasons play, the team doggodly stuck to it's guns and finally met the Stanley Works team, last years champion, in the deciding game at Walnut Hill park. I'afnir won, 1 to 0, in one of the best games seen at the park all year
 In the play which starts this aft crnoon, there are number of teams entered including New Brit ain. Hartford. South NorWalk. Stam- the pairings, the teams matched to- gether will meet their opponents only once. The winner of tonight's game will battle Winstcd next week.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
SONNENBERG WINS BOUT
Stanley Stasiak, Big Pole, Falls Vic- tim to Flying Tackle of Heayy weight Champion.

Kansas City, Sept. II LP-stan- ley Stasiak, the big Pole, fell victim of the flying tackle, the favoritc hold of 'Dynamite" Gus Sonnen- berg. worlds heavyweight wrestling champion, in a match here last night.
 Members Of the Missouri athletic commission who recently adopted q code prohibiting deliberate but ting made on attempt to interfere with the champions tactics.
 Sonnenberg won the first fall in 5S minutes and 30 seconds and the
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
.KAPLAN ID FIGHT
 IN CHARITY SHOW
Former FeatherWeight Champ Meets Canadian in New Haven

When Louis Kid kaplan climbs into the ring at the New Haven Arena on Tuesday night, September l7, he will be doing his stuff in the interests of charity, for the show which Al Weill has prepared as his opener for the indoor season is for the benefit of the building fund of tn" Jewish Home for the Aged.
 But right there is where Kaplans charity ceases. His opponent in the 10 round feature bout, Emery Ca bana. a I'rcnch-C Canadian light weight who is making rapid climb in lightweight circles, is also in so far as the charity business is con- ccrncd, but after that there will be little sympathy expressed by one for for the other.
 Kaplan, since he stepped out of the feathorWeight division, has been bumped around altogether too much tor his own peace of mind, He has been more than anxious to get next 10 sammy Mandcn and that light weight titl" but every time he gets moving along someone steps in and does q job on him and he has to begin all over again.
 Then again, it is hard for Kaplan 10 get matches with the lightwcigths who are up the ladder very far for his mauling style of battle is not 10 their liking and he has habit of making them all look bad.
 Cabana has not yet reached the point where he is 10 be rated ahead c' kapIan, and because of this ti.c battle on September r is eXpcctc 10 be one of those hearty kind with both mon trying their hardest to wreck inc other. Kaplan strcngth- ons his position if he defeats Ca Lama, and the Canadian takes decided step upward if he gets tho duke over the Silver City buzz Saw.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
INVITED TO PHILIPPINES
Governor General Davis, Donor of Tennis Trophy, Seeks French Players as His Guests,

Manila, Sept. II P-Governor General Davis. donor of the Davis Cup, today expressed his intention of extending his personal invitation Q Henri Cochet, Jacques Brugnon md Pierre Iandri, French Davis Iup tennis players, to visit the Philippine Islands after their forth nomins tour of the Orient.
 The governor generals invitation would be in addition to one mad Dy the Laong Lawn Tennis club through the Philippine amateur ath. letic federation, which has asked the Frenchman to assign five play ing dates to meet Philippine play CTS. should they accept the invita- tion the Davis Cup players are eX- peCted here late in November.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
LOTT IS BEATEN
 IN TENNIS PLAY
Young ChicagOan Bows to Su- peTiOr Play Of WiImer Allison

Forest Hills, N. Y. Sept. II CP)- Form reversals. resulting in the of some of his leading players, are smoothing the path of Bill Tilden to his seventh national singles tennis championship.
 George Lott, the young Chicagoan, TIlden was expected to have 10 beat to win the crown, is the latest i'm portant casualty While Winner AL lison, the hard hitting, impetuous
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
GIANTS BI | PRII|TT

Ne" York. Sept. 11.-UP)-Thc New York Giants yesterday an nounc"d the purchase of Hub pructt, southpaw pitcher and Babe Ruth's particular nemesis, from the New ark club of the International league. While d member of the St. Louis Browns, Pruott was noted for his ability to strike out the Babe.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
TO TRAIN IN HOLYOkE

Hartford, Conn, Sept 11.-UP) Routis, worlds feather- weight champion, will complete training for his bout with Bat Bat. talino, of Hartford, at a Holyoke, Mass, gymnasium, it was revealed today. The bout is scheduled to take pIacc here Sept 23.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
ATHLETICS FAVORED

New York, Sept. 1.--(UP)-First World series odds quoted by w. L. Darnell and Co.. Broadway betting com missionerS, install the Philadel- phia Athletics Il to 10 favorites over the Chicago Cubs Even money is quoted for the first game.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

without difficulty from John Millen Of New York; and Richard N. Will Hams, End, encountered the winner Of the adjourned match between Ar- hold W. Jones of Providence, R. l.. and pr. Carl Fischer of Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
DEt f,IOPING PUNCH

HarN"y'S Lake, Ia, Sept H. tP)-Tommy Ioughran, training here for his bout with Jack Sharkey September 26, is working hard on the big bags to develop his punch. Loughran weighed 191 after his first weeks work.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
EIGHTN-SENEN ELiGIBLES

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. II UP) -Eighty-seven men are eligible for football the coming season at liar ward, according to an announce ment by Esky Clark, graduate-treas- urer of the Harvard Athletic asso- Ciation.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
EASTERN LEAGUE
GancS NCSfrrlar

Games Yesterday Allentown ,, Albany 1.
 C0 innings). Hartford 3. Bridgeport 9. Springfield 2-6, New Haven IT. flttsfield 9-6, Providence Al.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
The Standing
Games TCuay

Jersey City at Baltimore. ?. Reading at Newark. Montreal at Buffalo. Rochester at Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
GOLF PRO DIES

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 11.- (tP)-ltobort Andrew, golf profess sional at the New Haven Country club, and golf course architect died at his home near here at the age of GO.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
GanCS TOnOIrn,N

Chlcago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. Detroit at Boston.
 Cleveland at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
GOES TO PIRATES

Baltimore, Md, Sept, H. U'P)- Al Rool, hard-hitting Baltimore Orlole catcher, will report 10 the Pittsburgh Pirates neXt spring under a deal involving two players and some cash.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
Games Tomorrow,

Boston at St, Louis,
 Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia ? at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
The Standing
Games Today

St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
The Standing
Games Tnlar

Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Pittsburgh. Boston at St. Louis.
 Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Each day finds Bat Battalino of Hartford a bigger favorite to defeat Andre RoutiS of France, worlds featherweight champion, at their meeting in Hartford on September 23. The fight fans of the state have gone wild over the bout and everywhere reports a big demand for tickets.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
Games IOnOrr0,,

Albany at New Haven.
 Pittsfirld at Springfield. Providence at Hartford. Allentown at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 5. Gst (Second game postponed, rain). Detroit S-9, New York 4-10. St. Louis 6-1, Boston 10. Chicago o-Washington, rain.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Greenville, AIiss.-Eddie Goldberg St, Louis, outpointed Louis Andrews M''lphls' I0). Pete White, St l-o>liS' knocked out Frank Moran Miami, Fla, (3).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
INTERNATIONAL IEiGUI,
Games Yesterday

Newark 4-2, Reading 0-I. Montreal 11-4, Rochester 6-1, Buffalo 14, Toronto ,.
 Jersey City Baltimore, rain.
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Inc Standing
Games I0llar

Iit'sh"ld at New Haven. Allentown al Hartford. Springfield at Providence. Albany at Bridgeport.
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lhdlanapolis-Charlcy Lupica, To- Ieho' outpointed Jimmy Hacklcy, h. u'ahapolls, G0). Jackie Purvis, Ko- komo' Ind, outpointed Johnny Sea mon, Canada, (S).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Allentown, Pa.-Josc Diaz, Cuba khocNed out Larry Roach, Newark, N. J., CD.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Los Anseles-Specdy Dado. Fiji p'ho' outpointed Ernie Peters, Chi ca5o, G0).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Jersey City-Al Ridgewav. Irnion C'ty' N. J., outpointed Jose Mar tinez, Spain, UO.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
FAFNlR TEAM TO BATTLE
 HARTFORD IN STATE PLAY

First Game in Playof For State Industrial Title to Be Staged at Colts Park This Afternoon - Elmwood Endees Are Champions of Capital City - Contest Slated to Start at oCock-"Lefty" Haber to Get Pitching Assignment Winner to Meet Winsted
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
NATIONAL \ LEAGUE
Games NcStcrIa,

Pittsburgh ', Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati ', New York ,. (Other clubs not schcdulcd)
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Inquiries directed towards Patsy Brideett's Smoke Shop on Church street indicate that New Britain is just as hot over the affair as any other place. A block of 96 tickets were left at the store by represen- tatives of Ed Hurley and the first day there were at least 35 calls for them.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

Manchester New London and rorrinGton will have representatives 1t the meeting, according to the ,atest reports and this will leave :he way open for a six-team circuit The first game is scheduled to be played on September %.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
Spe a kin g of Sports
P&~&%$&@@&&@%S%&441

Another meeting of those inter- ested in the formation of a state pro football league will be held to- night in Hartford at which time a definite idea of the makeup of the league will be ascertained. New Britain is readys to enter the circuit with the Nutmegs, d strong com oination while Hartford will have two teams in the running.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the A Assocated press
 Fall River, Mass John Gonzales Af'zona, outpOintod Fred O'Connor Boston, (6).
 Pittsburgh - Maxie RoscnbIoom. NC" 1ork' outpointed K. o, Bobby Brown, New York, GO).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
American

American Batting-FoXX Athletics, .371. Gohringcr, Tigers, l19. Runs batted in-Ruth, Tanks 140.
 Hits-Simmons, Athletics, 192. Doublcs-Manush. Browns, 42. Triples-Mller, Atheltics; Fonse- ca. Indians, 14. Homers-Ruth, Tanks. fl. stolen bases Gehringcr, Tigers. 23.
 Pitching Zachary, Tanks, won 10, lost O..