Albuquerque Defeats Trinidad In Fast Baseball Exhibition
Albuquerque tops Trinidad four to three in a high tempo game watched by thousands. Spear pitched thirteen strikeouts and delivered timely hits as the Grays rallied in the seventh inning to take a one run lead before holding on for the win.
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New Mexico University Beats Albuquerque Indian School 5–4
The University of New Mexico won the opening game of the college tournament against Albuquerque Indian School with a 5–4 final in a seven inning exhibition. Indians led 4–2 after three innings but UNM rallied for three late runs to secure the victory amid strong play by both sides.
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Indian school teams clash in varsity tournament at Traction Park
Witnessed by local students, the second game of the tournament will be played at Traction Park this morning between Indian school and the Agricultural College of Mesila Park. Kickoff is at 9 o'clock with Southern troops and Indian school contingents in good condition. Box score notes players Denay Naranjo Lembke Schanadore Cornish Browning Irwin and Safford with detailed stats.
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Preliminary Hearing in Rustin Murder Case
Prominent Omaha man Charles E. Davis faces a murder charge in the Dr. Frederick Rustin case. The preliminary hearing concluded after two sides rested. defense sought an alibi placing Davis at a hotel when the shooting occurred as prosecutors pressed his accountability.
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New York Leads Pennant Chase After Wild NL Slates
The National League pennant race tightened as New York moved to the front and Chicago dropped to third after pivotal games. Pittsburgh beat St Louis and New York beat Philadelphia while Cincinnati upset Chicago, leaving all three contenders within striking distance as the race remains wide open.
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New York Jane Triumphs in Close Philadelphia Series Finish
National League report from New York September 20 notes the New York team back in first place after a home series win over Philadelphia. A seventh inning double play thwarted a Philadelphia threat, with Ames intercepting Donlin’s throw and Bridwell forcing Shean at second before Magee Dooin’s run was cut off. Moore’s single and McCormick’s fumble produced Philadelphia’s eighth inning score as New York tallied two runs to seal the victory.
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Opening Inning Errors Sparked Early Philadelphia Rally
The Philadelphia team overcame a rocky start with a bad throw and a timely Devlin single to win 18 to 8 after a wild sequence of plays in the opener. Moore and Shean struggled in the field as both clubs prepared for a doubleheader in Philadelphia the following day.
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Cincinnati Triumphs 6-5 in Ninth Inning Rally
In Cincinnati on Sept 30 a ninth inning rally with four hits and a bases full situation produced six runs for the Reds. Lobert drove in two to seal the win after two outs. Dubee struggled, Chicago led early before Cincinnati seized control.
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Brooklyn Triumphs 2 1 At Boston To Close Series
In Boston on September 36 Brooklyn wins final game 2 1 over the Red Sox to clinch the series.
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Cleveland Tops Philadelphia in 6 1 Win
Cleveland won 6 to 1 at home, extending its streak over Philadelphia to three straight. Cheech kept the hits scattered while Schlitzer lasted three innings before being relieved by Slater. Beore Oltdtring’s fielding stood out as Cleveland moved to 802 in a game framed by pitching changes and defensive plays.
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