White Sox win fourth in row in city series
Chicago Americans beat Cubs 3 to 2 to sweep the city championship series. Shovel Hodge outpitched Grover Alexander, allowing six hits as Chicago joined in extending the streak. The Cubs managed a lone rally but were unable to overcome the White Sox, who sealed victory with timely hitting and strong defense.
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Marshal Arrives as Garren Is Jailed in Akron
In Akron a man named Henry Garren hands a friend a bottle with illegal goods. Marshal Youts intervenes, Garren is jailed, and the court imposes a $20 fine plus costs.
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Indiana's Disappointing Showing in Rain Soaked Game
The Associated Press reports Indiana's football team lost to Harvard 19 to 0 in Cambridge on a rain soaked field. Harvard prepared to face a bold Hoosier attack but Indiana largely stopped scoring. Next week Harvard faces Georgia and several key East games are on tap including Princeton at Annapolis and Penn State versus Swarthmore in Philadelphia.
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Hubs Triumph Over Englewood In Dusty Field Debut
In front of about 2,600 fans at Clark Playgrounds, the Hubs edged Englewood 12 to 6. A fumbled punt near Englewood’s goal line sparked the first score, with Nugent recovering for the Hubs, Shaffer’s run and Hurley’s goal cap the march. Dussault and Darrington added later scores as Englewood fought back with steady albeit flawed drives. The new field drew praise for footing and crowd control as Hubend's team showed a balanced attack and stout line play despite injuries and substitutions.
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Danahey Popular He Gets Results at Butte High
Danahey known as a top athletic coach in Butte Montana has built winning programs in basketball and track for three straight Montana state track titles and strong showings in basketball. He recently began coaching football at Butte High and impressed with a solid start against Helena, earning respect from rival Montana coaches.
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Riot Ends Louisville Baltimore Junior World Series Game
A crowd of about 3 500 fans rioted after a close call by umpire McGowan in the fourth Louisville Baltimore junior world series game in Louisville Ky The game was forfeited to Baltimore 5 to 0 amid field intrusions cushions and minor unrest No arrests were made and police used clubs to restore order The incident followed a seventh inning delay and a ninth inning safety decision involving Sack Bentley Batteries Ogden Bentley Egan and Koob Sanders Meyer.
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Chicago Leads in Conference Race
The Associated Press reports Chicago sports scene as minds and teams threaten to join Michigan and Wisconsin as strong contenders in the conference race, with tension rising over standings and prospects.
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City Warrants Exchange At Par For Bond Issue Plan
City Treasurer proposes selling all legally issued warrants for bonds at par with accrued interest to October 1 1921. The Bank will handle receipt of warrants and payment once John C Thomson approves the bond matter. Exchange aims to speed tax collection and manage warrants before November. Includes general warrants from 1919 to 1921 and funds such as Police Fire Health Public Improvement Light Water Street Alley Salary and General Expense and Garbage and Ash Fund.
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Western Conference Championship Standings and Saturday Games
The Western Conference standings show Chicago and Minnesota 2 2 2 2 as the season opens. Ohio State falls from title consideration after a defeat by a minor college. Next Saturday features Wisconsin at Northwestern and Michigan at Illinois with several teams idle. A separate item notes a liquid wedding gift incident in Topeka where J B Jackson was jailed for possessing liquor during Prohibition enforcement.
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Broadway Independents Triumph Over Placer Streets 7–0
The Broadway Independents defended their unbeaten run with a hard fought 7 to 0 victory over the Placer Streets at Emmet Street Grounds. Broadway shows confidence to challenge any state team after another flawless season start.
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Record of Wheeler Prohibition Era Voice in Society
The piece notes how the Wheeler community voiced strong support for prohibition during a heated public discussion. It captures the era's social climate and how local opinions shaped policy directions in a period of reform.
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