Tigers and Yale Show Best Form
The week two college football season highlighted Princeton and Yale as top East contenders. Upheavals included Harvard’s upset loss, Holy Cross surprising Army, and Navy vs Western Reserve, with teams like Penn State, North Dakota State, and others forming a busy slate.
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Princeton
Yale
Vermont
Oed
Harvard
Holy Cross
Crimson
Holy Delivered
Army
Spring
Indiana
Penn State
North Dakota State
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Syracuse
Maryla
North Carolina
Navy
Western Reserve
Middlebury
Lebanon Valley
Major Leagues Struggle Ended
The final week determined first division standings as the St Louis Americans and Pittsburgh Nationals won key games. The Browns and Senators stayed tight, while New York teams showed strength at the bat and improved hitting from their pitchers. The race for World Series receipts remained close as deadlines neared.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburg Nationals
St. Louis
St Theight
Pittsburg
Rdinals
Pitburg
Pirates
Cardinals
Washington Americans
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Senators
Washington
New York
Giants
Yankees
Giants Defeated In Closing Game Of Season
Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 4 in the final game of the season as Grimes earned his 24th win for the Superbas. New York used 20 Giants in the contest after tying the score, while Brooklyn claimed 12 of 22 games in the season series. In Cincinnati Chicago closed the year by sweeping two games, 7 to 5 and 7 to 0, with Clark starting the second game for Cincinnati and Darkness ending the first.
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Brooklyn
New York
Grimes
Superbas
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Mans McGraw
Giants
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Shea
Tyan
Smith
Gaston
Grimes and Miller
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cubs
Clark
Freeman
Jones
O'Farrell
Rixey
Markle
Hargrave
Cheeves
York
Douglas
Cleveland
Associated Press
Wilkinson
Henderson
Stephenson
Indians
McWeeney
Maily
L. Sewell
Schalk
Yaryan
Association closes its most successful year
The American association announces its season as the most successful in history. President T. J. Hickey cites record attendance and pennant winner Louisville as a highlight while noting broad public approval and club owner gains. The league exceeded prior attendance forecasts with paid admissions surpassing earlier marks.
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Association
Associated Press
Chicago
American Association
T. J. Hickey
Louisville
Hickey
New York Ameri cans beat Boston to end season on rally
New York and Boston closed the league season with the Yankees rallying for a 7 to 6 final in the ninth. Peckinpaugh doubled scoring De vormer and Miller as Ruth hit his 59th homer. Detroit finished with St Louis beating them 12 to 3 for third place while Washington routed Philadelphia 11 to 6 and Chicago defeated Cleveland 7 to 4. Wall wins Inland Empire amateur title. Coast League scores noted.
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National League
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Ittabure
St Louis
Poston
Brooklyn A
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Clevel
St. Louis
Washington
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Seattle
Vernon
Salt Lake
Portland
New York Americans Today
Boston
Yankees
Peckinpaugh
Fullerton
Chaplins Shawkey
W. Collins
Plevcy
Ayenone
Cole
Davis
Tigers
LL Hills
Jacobson
Severeld
Woodall
Schedule of Bowling League Announced at Marquette Alleys
The first half of the American Bowling league schedule at the Marquette alleys is announced with Oct 4 Butte Buicks vs Montana Pork, Oct 6 Chequamegon vs Hennessys, Oct 10 Montana Power vs Campanas, and a string of further matches through Oct 31 Butte Buicks vs Connels and into November with Campanas, Hennessys, and Chequamegon facing various opponents.
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Butte Buicks
Montana Pork
Connells
Campanas
Chequamegon
Hennessys
Hennessy
Montana Power
Campan
Che
Quamegon
Cetrait
Camenennaee Setae
Ampani
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Cam
Butte Buick
Connels
Montana’ Power
Nessys
Centerville Tops Meaderville In Hard Fast Game
Centerville defeated Meaderville 20 to 12 as forward passing and strong defense dominated a high tempo Independent football clash. Key players included Penhale, O'Connell, Leahy, Mulcahy, and Bray with multiple long passes and two Centerville touchdowns in the second half sealing the win before about 1,500 spectators.
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Meaderville
Centerville
Penhale
Oval
Keck” O'Connell
Mulcahy
Oool
Sullivan
Duke
Schroeder
O'Connell
Leahy
Bray
Yas
Crunch
Tom Davis
Tom- Toh
Jenkins
Centervilland
Snyder
Willow” Sullivan
O'Brien
Tomich
Ernich
Soreville
Rogers
Tonsich
EastEnders
Cruich
W. Sullivan
Connell
Mitchell
Burns
S. Davis
T. Davis
Peru
Graham
Cronin
Darragh
W. Jenkins
F. Sullivan
D. Oconnell
F._ Sullivan
Duke Schroeder
Denver University
Streibick
School of Mines
Jains
Meadervill
Vsville
Women’s title at stake in tourney at Hollywood
Ninety golf women begin a weeklong hunt at Hollywood Golf club to keep the national championship in the United States and thwart Cecil Leitch of England who seeks the title. Entries total 178, the largest for the event, with Alexa Stirling of Atlanta among the top contenders. Leitch has defeated Stirling in the British championship and also took the Canadian title from her.
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Hollywood Golf Club
Cecil Leitch
Star
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Miss Leitch
Miss Stirling
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