Yankees Trim Indians to Take American Lead
In Cleveland New York wins 3 to 2 behind Hoyt vs Cov as Miller scores the deciding run in the ninth on Pipps sacrifice fly. Errors and a late collision helped the Yankees seize first place while Speaker protests go unheeded.
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Middleweight boxing sparks rise in New York sports talk
The article surveys heated middleweight interest with Johnny Witton as the claimant and Downey Wilson and Gibbons looming contenders. It notes Cleveland’s overturned decision, New Jersey venue plans, and rising Lewistown wrestling, plus various managers and backstops shaping winter and fall aims.
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Pirates' Lead Cut by New York Twice
New York defeated Pittsburg twice, 10-2 and 7-0, narrowing the Pirates' pennant lead to five and a half games as 35,000 saw the double header. Adams suffered in the first game while Douglas led the mound in the second.
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Jennings Sullivan to Report for Practice in Danville Ky
Duluth Aug 29 at coach Moran's request Jennings Sullivan star linesman of Duluth Central high School 1916 16 will soon leave to report for practice with Centre college squad Danville Kentucky amid local football notes and chatter.
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Surprises Mark Tennis Tourney Advances to Semis
Winnipeg hosts the Canadian amateur fall championship with two eastern players and two western players advancing to the semi finals after today’s fourth round results. Dr A H Houston of Seattle was defeated by S H McCullough of Charles, 4 and 3, and A Wells of Regina knocked out D Whyte of Duluth to reach tomorrow’s stage.
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