Cleveland Must Win One More Game to Clinch Pennant
New York report says Cleveland can clinch the American League pennant by winning one of two remaining games or Chicago losing one of its two. The gap narrowed to two games as the Indians split a doubleheader with Detroit and the White Sox lost to St. Louis. Chicago would need to win twice and Detroit would have to lose both ties for a tie to occur.
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Detroit
White Sox
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Chicago
Cleveland and Detroit split doubleheader in tense finish
In Cleveland, Detroit lost the first game 5 4 in ten innings as Flagstead reached on a grounder misplayed by the Cleveland dugout and Pinelli followed with a clean single. In the second game Cleveland built early leads, then held off Detroit for a 10 4 victory as Mails Ehmke and teammates contributed six extra base hits and steady defense.
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Visitors
Flagstead
Pinelli
Detroit
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Uhle
Bagby
Ehmke
Manion
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teries—Caldwell
O'Neill
Baumgarten
Ainsmith
Second Game Baseball Upset Between Cleveland and Detroit
In a tense contest, runs came in bursts as Cleveland and Detroit exchange offense through five innings. Key moments include Sewell scoring on a hit and run, Johnston driving in two for Cleveland, and Speaker maintaining impact with a double and a critical score tied late. The game features multiple hits, errors, and strategic plays across both sides.
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Gerber
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Tobin
Ed Collins
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Strunk
Wetzel
Schalk
Lynn
Hodge
Seibold
Keifer
Leibold
Jacobbson
Miners and Mount St Charles open season with optimism
The Montana grid season begins as the School of Mines and Mount St Charles collide at Columbia Gardens. Both squads project improvement, with Mines’ Pittser shaping a promising group amid prior funding struggles and limited facilities. Students fund half Pittser’s salary, fueling hopes to build a competitive program despite odds.
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Mount St. Charles College
Columbia Gardens
Chicago Wins 17-Inning Tie Game Over St Louis
Chicago defeats St Louis 2 to 2 in a marathon 17 inning game as Alexander limits runs after the Cardinals notch 16 hits to Chicago's 10. Haynes and Dilhoefer pair with Alexander and O Farrell in the battery.
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Alexander
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New York and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Tight Games
New York and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning 4 3 in the first game and 5 3 in the second. Pfeffer Mamaux Krueger and Smith powered the Brooklyn effort while New York used Smith Cadore Miller Toney Barnes and Gaston in a pitching and batting showcase.
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Pfeffer
Mamaux
Krueger
Smith
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Washington Beats Philadelphia In Lopsided Tilt
Washington defeated Philadelphia 13 to 3, blasting two Philadelphia recruit pitchers. The game featured a steady Washington offense with multiple scoring innings, while Philadelphia struggled on defense. Batteries were Zachary Gharrity Heimach Shanner and J Walker for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Will Today
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Heimach
Shanner
J. Walker
Pittsburg and Cincinnati to Play Three NL Games Here
Pittsburg and Cincinnati National League clubs will meet in a three game series in Pittsburg starting tomorrow, per an announcement from the home club officials.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Mount St Charles College Turns to Major College Athletics
Mount St Charles College announces a shift from scholastic to collegiate athletics at the Helena Catholic institution. After two years of stronger competition, the Hilltopers show better fortune in football and basketball, signaling a new era for the program.
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Mount St. Charles College
Helena Catholic
Hilltoppers
Athletic progress shown in local colleges over seasons
A year ago a strong baseball team emerged to carry the state university name. Last fall a college football squad was attempted but late scheduling harmed results. In winter a fine basketball team developed capable of challenging any local quintet. Another good baseball nine appeared last spring, indicating a clear effort to advance athletically.
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State College
University of Montana
Butte
Mount St Charles Eyes Big Football Year
Mount St Charles plans a seven to eight game schedule featuring Ore Diggers Grizzlies and Bobcats. About 40 to 50 players have joined spring practice under Coach Fluhr with strong material for every position. A big season appears ahead.
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Grizzlies
Bobcats
Fluhr
Central High Opens Season at Wesleyan Academy
Central High School travels to Helena to meet Wesleyan Academy in season action. Sas Keane and Ozanne anchor the backfield with hard to tackle runners. The Sullivan brothers in the backfield also show strong form with grit and elusiveness.
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Central High School
Helena
Wesleyan Academy
Sas Keane
Ozanne
Central Gears Up For Strong Season Front Line
Harrington at center with Peoples and Dempsey at tackles anchor the line. As the season unfolds the squad should become tougher to stop. Other linemen are less experienced but show promise. Past weakness was lack of proper training. if the team embraces discipline they could earn high honors.
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Harrington
Peoples
Dempsey
Central
Butte High Prepares For Helena Game With Hard Drill
Butte High teams will undergo tough practice under Coach Scherck aiming to be ready for next week’s clash with Helena. The remark about George Washington is noted as a joke about his golf score.
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George Washington
Devereux Milburn Touted as Best Polo Player in U S
American sports writers name Devereux Milburn as the leading polo figure in the United States and predict he will head the team for international matches. Critics hail his back-hand stroke as the best globally and his fore-hand swing nearly as strong.
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Devereux Milburn
United States
Prominent Prize Fighter’s Marital Status Questioned
The inquiry notes that good training fuels athletic success and then asks whether a well known prize fighter is unmarried, implying interest in personal life alongside sports achievement. It frames marriage as a factor in athletic outcomes without naming individuals or dates.
Scandal Clouds Baseball With Campaign Funds Comparison
A sharp remark warns that ongoing scandals risk pushing baseball into the realm of political fund controversies, threatening the sport’s integrity and reputation.
Grand Jury Probes Baseball Scandal Details and Denials
Cook County grand jury in Chicago listens to testimony on last year world series fixing and National League crooked work. William Veeck and Garry Herrmann present affidavits linking Magee and Chase to throwing plans while Hoyne reports on lack of legal action. Buck Weaver and others maintain innocence as gamblers' bets surface in Kansas City.
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Cook County
William Veeck
Philadelphia
Lee Magee
Hal Chase
Veeck
Detroit
Hendrix
Alexander
Maclay Hoyne
New York
Hoyne
Charles Comiskey
the Square
Raymond Prettyman
Buck Weaver
Weaver
Fred McMullen
Prettyman
Risberg
White Sox
Kansas City
White Sox Fall As St Louis Tops Opening Game of Series
St Louis defeats Chicago 8 to 6 in the first of a three game set to close the American league race. Faber weakens after a three run first inning as Chicago’s bats fail in key moments, while Schalk receives a floral tribute in a largely altered lineup.
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Chicago
White Sox
Faber
Gleason
Ray Schalk
Eastern Colleges Begin The Season Football Today
New York Oct 1 Eastern college football teams swing into the season in earnest tomorrow. Every eleven of importance will play. Leading games scheduled include Rochester at Cornell Swarthmore at Princeton Marshall at West Point Union at West Point North Carolina at Annapolis and Carnegie Tech at Yale with two West Point games on the plains in the afternoon.
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Toomorrow
Rochester
Cornell
Swarthmore
Princeton
Marshall College
West Point
Union College
North Carolina
Annapolis
Carnegie Tech
Yale
West Point Plains
Louisville Beats Milwaukee Five to One Amid Weather Delays
The Louisville team defeated Milwaukee 5 to 1 in a game noted for postponements due to cold weather. Several other matchups were delayed or rescheduled as temperatures dropped across the region.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Independents Clash Sunday in local grid opening
The Hub addition and Dublin Gulch meet in the independent football opener at Columbia wards. Both teams weigh about 150 to 155 pounds and rely on speed. The Hubs boast experience while the Dublins, newcomers, seek a strong start after three weeks of practice.
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Columbia Wardens
Hubs
Dublins
South Siders
Central High Football Team Heads to Helena for Wesleyan Game
Central high football squad led by Captain Keane leaves at 8 am for Helena to face Montana Wesleyan in the season opener. Coach Dee cannot go. Keane and Jim Peoples will guide the team. Wesleyan, under Coach Lemmon, is said to play hard but the Central players arrive confident. Some players are not fully in condition, but all intend to play. Keane tireship and Harrington’s arm are noted concerns.
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Keane
Helena
Montana Wesleyan
Dee
Jim Peoples
Methodists
Lemmon
Harrington
Football slate for Oct 2 features Big Ten clash at Bloomington
Chicago dispatch lists games for Saturday October 2. Minnesota plays North Dakota in Minneapolis, Northwestern meets Knox in Evanston, Wisconsin faces Lawrence in Madison, Ohio State versus Ohio Wesleyan in Columbus, Purdue against De Pauw in Lafayette, and Iowa battles Indiana in Bloomington. The Bloomington game is the sole Big Ten matchup on the card.
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Northwestern
Knox
Evanston
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Madison
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Purdue
de Pauw
Lafayette
Owa
Indiana
Bloomineon
Bloomington
Delaney Leaves Athletics for Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago October 1 Martin A Delaney a renowned coach severed ties with the Athletics to accept the general management of the Chicago Athletic Association. He had served as director of athletics at the Chicago A A for twelve years.
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Chicago
Martin A. Delaney
Athletics
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago A. A
Coast League Scores Reported Baseball Standings
Coast League results show Los Angeles 4, Oakland 14, San Francisco 3, Vernon 4, Salt Lake 2, Sacramento 1 with Seattle Portland postponed because of rain.
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Cincinnati
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Ruth in Accident Near Meriden in New Roadster Crash
Babe Ruth, famed home-run hitter, was involved in a collision at Yalesville culvert on the New Haven trunk highway in Meriden while traveling to Springfield in a new roadster. The car was wrecked but Ruth and his passenger escaped with only scratches from a broken windshield.
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Meriden
Conn
Babe” Ruth
Springfield
Yalesville
New Haven
Officials Seek Yearlong Closure Of Seattle Office
In Seattle on Oct 1 the U.S. District Attorney filed federal court complaints to abate room 783 in the Henry building as a common nuisance under the Volstead act. The suit cites a tenant arrest last Tuesday and charges the building owners knew the room was used for liquor violations. The attorney said landlords bear responsibility for occupants' unlawful acts.
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United States
Robert C. Saunders
Henry
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