Indians Strive for First in Pennant Race Feud
The pennant race hung undecided as the Indians and Yankees jockeyed for position. New York faced a doubleheader with Philadelphia and a final clash with Boston while Cleveland chased two games with Chicago. A postponed Philly game was shifted to New York as part of a doubleheader under league rules. Cleveland pitcher Coveleskie battled Ted Faber in a 4 10-2 rout for Chicago, as Jamie son led Indians with seven hits. Washington beat Boston as Goslin and Milan starred, boosting standings in a tense American League finish.
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Early 1921 College Football Opens Across Regions
Eastern teams start their seasons with top programs like Cornell Princeton Army Navy and Columbia in action. Western contest highlights include Chicago Northwestern Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio State preparing for interconference play. Pacific coast games feature Stanford Washington Oregon and California with multiple nonconference matchups shaping the opening slate.
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Dundee Scores K. O. With First Punch
On the United States training ship Commodore in Chicago Mike Dundee of Rock Island Illinois knocked out Frankie Tucker of San Francisco in seconds after the bell to start a scheduled 10 round bout as boxing is not allowed in Chicago.
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Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Ill
Frankie Tucker
San Francisco
United States
Firra
We Associates
Denver
Charlie White
Bobby Ward
St. Paul
Lo Rivals Set For Sunday Gridiron Meeting
Local gridiron rivals prepare for a Sunday clash as teams regroup after a routine practice. Centerpiece remains the return of a noted forward hailed as the sensation of 1920 with a vow to back him up at Centerville.
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Merlin
Giants Old Timers Beat Leaders in Benefit Ball Game
In New York on September 30, 20000 fans watched the New York Giants old timers top the National League leaders 9 to 2 in a five inning benefit game for Christy Mathewson who is recovering from tuberculosis. Jett Teareau pitched, Warner caught, with Ryan and Gaston in the battery. An autographed baseball sold for 760, another signed ball for 260. Officials said total funds raised between 40000 and 50000, including 22500 rain insurance.
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Coolidge
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George Kelly
Hans Wagner
Jackson Fights 15 Round Draw in Exhibition Bout
In New York a 15 round exhibition between Jack Jackson and Pete Hartley ended in a draw. Spectators hooted as both fighters appeared listless. Hartley weighed 138 pounds and Jackson 133 1/2. Earlier bouts saw Morris Lax defeat Jim Sullivan by knockout after Sullivan collapsed in the fifth. Marty Summers won an eight round decision over Marty Cross, while Leach Cross beat Hert Spencer in another eight rounder in Brooklyn.
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Hartley
Morris Lax
Kansas City
Jim Sullivan
New York
Lax
Marty
Summers
Marty Cross
Leach Cross
Hert Spencer
Brooklyn
Walter Haken Advances in Pro Golf Championship
Walter Haken of Detroit defeated Curil Wallt Englewood New Jersey 3 and 4 in the semifinal round of the professional golf championship at Inwood Country Club. He will face Ewen Sim in the final.
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New York
Walter Haken
Detroit
Curil Wallt
Englewood
N. J
Inwood Country Club
Ewen Sim
Ruths illness sparks big series speculation
A collection of sporting notes discusses Babe Ruth's health affecting the Yankees in a world series, a bee sting myth about alcohol, boxing match attempts by Earl France, and college football mixed with local Montana sports fervor. It covers promoters, managers, and upcoming games, with cautious optimism about a big season ahead.
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Babe” Ruth
Yankees
Babe
Ruth
Montana
Gallatin Eleven After Anaconda Gallatin Eleven After Anaconda
Sept 30 Gallatin and Anaconda clash in a football feud. The report notes Gallatin’s offense and defense facing Anaconda in Bozeman, with details on the teams’ performance, field conditions, and crowd atmosphere. Anaconda head coach and Gallatin captain are named in local coverage.
Peter Dow Wins In Closing Race At Columbus Meet
Grand Circuit racing concluded in Columbus as Peter Dow won the 214 trot to complete three victories at the meet, a historic feat for a trotter. Wanda May Alice captured her second win of the meet, while the Feoclette See relase ave Stinot Twe Fly trot went to Little Dick, the favorite.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Tom Dlone
Peter Dow
Wanda May Alice
Hornsby honored as Cardinals crush Pirates 12 to 4
St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 12 to 4 as Hornsby starred with a homer, two doubles and three runs. He received two diamond rings from the Masonic lodge and a public subscription fund, plus a diamond stickpin from the chamber of commerce. Liberty bonds worth $2000 were presented for a home purchase along with flowers. Batteries Carlson Wheeler Morison Gooch Haines Clemons.
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Clemons
Mount St Charles gridiron clash draws near
The intercollegiate game at Montana Gardens Field between Mount St Charles and the Digg ers Saints is set for the afternoon with Referee Dee ready. Major players include Sullivan Brown Keane Topel Johnson Baker Bertogita and Fullback Topel. Dr. W W Foster of Livingston campaigns for national vice commander of the American Legion, traveling to Helena to announce his candidacy.
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