Phillies Rout Indians Behind Rommel in Easy Win
Cleveland was blanked 8 to 0 as Philadelphia beat the Indians. Rommel limited Cleveland to five hits over seven innings, with only three Cleveland hitters advancing to third base. Perkins, Caldwell, Morton and O Neill shared the catching duties in the 8 run victory.
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Neveland
Rommel
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Perkins
Caldwell
Morton
O'Neill
Chicago Hands Washington 7 to 0 as Hodge Shuts Out Locals
Chicago produced erratic offense as Hodge of Washington shut down the locals 7 to 0. Collins saw his 22 game hitting streak end with a safe hit. Acosta earned the win with strong support from Gharrity and Schalk. In St Louis, Boston fell 7 to 4 as Harper, Jones, Kehang, and Severeid contributed for the winners.
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Schalk
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Jones
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Harper
Kehang
Davis
Severeid
New York Defeats Detroit in American League Tilt
New York took the lead by beating Detroit 13 to 3 as Cleveland was shut out by Philadelphia. Ruth batted six times with three walks a sacrifice fly and two RBI. Pratt led both clubs with four hits in six at bats while Shawkey pitched for New York. Batteries Shawkey Hannah Mauss Ayers Baumgartner Stanek Manion.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Yankees
Davis
Avers
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Ruth
Pratt
Hannah
Mauss
Ayers
Baumegartner
Stane
Manion
Montana Mines Football Schedule Promises Tough Season
Montana School of Mines lists four home games in 1920 with key clashes against Gonzaga on November 20 here and Utah Agricultural College at Logan on November 33. No game against Montana this year. other fixtures include Montana State and South Dakota School of Mines amid a tightly packed slate.
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Gonzaga University
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
University of Montana
Ram
Montana Estate College
Butte
South Dakota State School of Mines
Mount St. Charles
Helen
Montana Wesleyan
Helena
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Montana State
Montana Weseyan
Utah Agricultural
Televised buoy delay spurs crew to rapid answer
The Indianapolis News notes the 8-5 crew took just 36 hours to obtain an answer on the tele vi ne buoy, citing concerns over central delays and urging quicker resolution of the matter.
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Indianapolis News
Montana Bugk Hunting Opens With Season Start Thursday
Montana's hunting season begins Thursday with elk and deer restrictions across counties. Deer may be taken Oct 1 to Dec 1 with one per season. elk season varies by county Oct 15 to Dec 1 or Oct 15 to Dec 25, with some areas requiring extra licenses at $25. Goose and brant allow broad hunting Sept 16 to Dec 1, while ducks run Sept 16 to Nov 30 with a 20 per day bag. Resources cite good license sales and weapon stock, plus restrictions in several counties for deer and elk.
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Cornell Football Opens With 58 Candidates at Practice
In Ithaca on September 14, Cornell University began football practice with 58 candidates including several members of the 1919 varsity squad. New coaches Gilmour Dobie and Ray Hunt supervised the session.
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Gilmour Dobie
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Pacific Coast league schedule notes Sept 14 15
San Francisco hosts Oakland while Vernon visits Los Angeles. Sacramento travels to Portland and Salt Lake plays Seattle in Sept 14 15 PCCL matchups.
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French Champ Carpentier Denies Movie Fighter Image
Georges Carpentier the European heavyweight champion arrives in New York amid anger at American critics who label him a motion picture fighter. He plans to fight Battling Levinsky on Oct. 12 and then challenge Jack Dempsey, vowing another long campaign and promising not to act in films until he meets Dempsey. Manager M Descamps notes Carpentier weighs 172 pounds and trains at Freddie Welsh’s Summit camp with sparring partner Joe Blumfield. crowds greet him as he clears customs with 17 trunks.
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Gar Wood Sets World Record In Detroit Powerboat Race
Gar Wood aboard Miss America of the Detroit Yacht Club establishes a world record at 71.43 mph in the 30 mile heat, averaging 76 mph. Miss Detroit V driven by George Wood places second in the heat, followed by Miss Toronto Sr with D G Erickson. Rainbow of the Royal Hamilton YC sweeps the Carl G Fisher displacement race, finishing 31 seconds ahead of Snapshop. The event ends tomorrow with a one mile Lake George trophy race.
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Detroit Yacht Club
American Powerboat Association
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Royal Canadian Yacht Club
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H. B. Greening
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Hamilton
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Stainbow
Montana Gridiron Setup For 1920 Montana Season
Misoula witnesses Montana University begin football preparations under Coach Bernie Bierman. A large freshman and returning-player pool forms a veteran core with Captain Swede Dahlberg and veterans Harris Dorsey De Meres Walterskirchen Daylis. The eight game schedule includes Mount St Charles Seattle Washington State Whitman Idaho and Montana State.
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Dahlberg
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Dorsey
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Daylis
Morris
Sullivan
Olsen
Kerschner
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Mount St. Charles College
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Multnomah Club to Meet Olympic Club in Nov Clash
Portland forecast a marquee Pacific coast inter club gridiron duel on November 9 as Multnomah Club lines up a strong squad with new hires Anderson Strowbridge and Walker. End Will Barry from Washington U. projected to play, coach Dorman a former U W star. Remaining schedule lists Oct 16 at Oregon Agricultural, Nov 14 vs Santa Clara, all tentative.
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San Francisco
Will Barry
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Harry Dorman
Dorman
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Santa Clara College
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Olympic Club
John son gets year and day in Leavenworth for Mann Act
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Johnson was sentenced by Judge George A. Carpenter to one year and one day in Leavenworth and fined $1000 for violation of the Mann Act in Chicago.
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Jack Johnson
Leavenworth
George A. Carpenter
St Paul Kansas City Indianapolis Toledo and more scoreline
Sports brief lists city matchups with scores including St Paul 9 Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 1 Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 9 Columbus and Louisville 8. The fragment shows multiple city pairs and numbers, likely a standings or score roundup from a historical page.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Pet
President 3 gap proves incentive for Anaconda golf
The president's cup spurred Anaconda golf enthusiasts to a wind challenged weekend at the Country Club. Windy conditions yielded off form scores, with two weeks of favorable weather ahead for more 18 hole matches and a deadline of Sept 26 for finals. Drawings and matchups include S. D. Hunter vs George C. Jackson, B. & Morrow vs Frank Tucker, and others with scores listed.
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George C. Jackson
B. & Morrow
Frank Tucker
R. B. Abbott
California rivals advance in US women’s tennis tourney
In Philadelphia on Sept 14, in the second round of the national women’s lawn tennis championship Mrs. R. M. Leachman of California beat Miss Eleanor Cottman of Baltimore 6-4 6-0. Molla Mallory of New York defeated Phyllis Walsh 6-2 6-3. Marion Zinderstein of Boston defeated Mrs. E H Wiemer 6-1 6-0. Eleanor Tennant of California beat Anne Townsend 6-2 6-0. Helen Baker of California beat Marguerite Davis 6-1 7-5.
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United States
R. M. Leachman
California
Eleanor Cottman
Baltimore
Molla Biurstedt Mallory
New York
Phyllis Walsh
Marion Zinderstein
Boston
E. H. Wiemer
Harrison
N. Y
New York Gains First in American League Pennant Race
New York today moved into first place in the American league pennant chase with a six point edge as other contenders lost to lower-ranked clubs. Babe Ruth added to his record by scoring twice to lift his season total to 147, tying Ty Cobb’s AL mark.
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Cadore
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Tyler
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Superbas
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Cleveland
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Rommel
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Acosta
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Americans Win Opdrt Events in Norway Meet
Americans topped the Oslo meet in Christiania with standout performances. J. V. Scholz of Missouri equaled the world record in the 100 meters with 10.6 seconds and won the 200 meters in 22.2. Jose Ray of Illinois A. C. won the 800 meters in 1 58.7, but lost the 1500 to a Norwegian. Walker Smith of Chicago A. A. won the 110 meter hurdles in 15.6 seconds.
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Antwerp
J. V. Scholz
University of Missouri
Jose Ray
Illinois
Walker Smith
Chicago
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Brabant Wins Grand Prize at San Sebastian Race
King Alfonso's horse Brabant won the Grand Prize at San Sebastian on September 14 in a mile and a half race. Fifteen horses started, with jockey Lyne guiding Brabant home as the king accompanied the winner to the stables. The purse stood at 109000 pesetas.
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Chicago Breaks Brooklyn Winning Streak in Lopsided Tilt
Chicago slugged three Brooklyn pitchers to win 19 to 2, breaking the Dodgers’ streak. Paskert starred in the outfield with a one handed running catch as Brooklyn collapsed. A postponed game is scheduled for Chicago tomorrow.
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Paskert
Re. H. B
Tyler
O'Farrell
Caedore
Mitchell
Milius
Krueger
Philadelphia Beats Reds 21 to 10 in rout at home
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 21 to 10 as the Phillies built an early lead in the first inning with six runs aided by five Cincinnati errors. Ring, Bressler, Brenton, Coombe and Wingo pitched for the Reds while Rariden, Causey, Enzmann, Smith and Tragesser handled Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Today
Cincinnati
Ring
Bressler
Brenton
Coombe
Wingo
Rariden
Causey
Enzmann
Smith
Tragesser
Schupp Is Effective In Defeating New York Nine
St Louis beat New York 9 to 3 as four New York pitchers failed to halt Schupp. The visitor offense struck early and late, with Schupp proving effective with men on base. The game featured a long stretch where 11 New York players left on base.
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R. H. EB
Dilhoefer
Clemens
Douglas
Perritt
Sallee
Winters
Snyder
Coast League Results Feature San Francisco Victory
San Francisco won 4 to 3 over Oakland while Vernon beat Los Angeles 6 to 11 in a single game update. The standings reflect two coast teams with Vernon posting the largest run in the matchup. No other games reported.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Vernon
Los Angeles
Intercity baseball series shows heavy hitting in year’s best stretch
Anaconda pounded 37 hits incl one homer two triples four doubles and 30 singles while Butte collected 32 hits with one homer two triples six doubles and 24 singles. Earl Tucker led Anaconda with nine singles in 12 at bats for a .750 average. Also notes on Babe Ruth likeness in cinema, boxing bouts featuring Karl Baird, and early football schedules across eastern colleges. Mentions Washington bears and Grizzlies trip to meet Sun Dodgers on Oct. 16.
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Butte
Earl Tucker
Willow
Antwerp Greatest Ivory Market in the World
Antwerp seizes claim as the world’s top ivory market surpassing Philadelphia. Trade centers on tusks and carved pieces with merchants noting rising demand and shipments from Africa and Asia.
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