Cleveland Breaks Even With Browns in Twin Bill
Cleveland and St Louis split a Labor Day doubleheader as Cleveland won the morning game 8 to 0 and fell 12 to 8 in the afternoon. Smith’s bat sparked the morning win while the afternoon saw St Louis pull away after Cleveland exhausted its pitching.
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Gibbons Knocks O'Dowd For St Paul Streak
The Associated Press reports Tommy Gibbons defeated O'Dowd by technical knockout in the light heavy weight bout. Gibbons marked his thirteenth straight knockout win for St Paul, with plans to face Georges in a later bout. Caldwell suspended by the Associated Press as Ray Cardil, veteran AL pitcher, is indefinitely suspended without pay by manager Gris Speaker of Cleveland.
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Pirates Retain National Lead Amid Split with Reds
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati split a two game set on Sept 5 with Cincinnati winning the morning affair and Pittsburgh capturing the afternoon 2 to 1. Cooper pitched well for Pittsburgh and Bohne drove in the deciding run in the seventh. The Pirates hold first place as the day closes.
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Downey and Wilson Stage Seven Round Midweight Bout
In Downey of Cleveland versus Tommy Wilson of Boston a twelve round middleweight title bout ended with Wilson retaining the belt under New Jersey rules forbidding an official decision. Critics at ringside favored Downey on points, despite Wilson’s crowd-pleasing moments and the absence of any knockdowns.
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Tribune editors clash with baseball page limits
The Tribune argues that organized baseball has become a commercialized amusement and corrupt gambling prey. It defends college sports as cleaner while criticizing pro baseball owners and players for pursuing money over ethics. The piece questions public taste and media responsibility in covering sport.
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White New Golf Champion at Butte Country Club
In a tight final Mrs. W Mee White defeated Mrs. Harry Frank by one hole to win the women’s club championship at Butte Country Club. White, playing in her first tournament, led throughout and beat rival Mrs. Richard Kilroy in the eliminations, a recent state champion. Eleanor Guy wins.
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