Fulds routs Samuels in 9-2 garden game at Columbia
Fulds' team won 9 to 2 over Samuels in a high scoring Mines league contest at Columbia Gardens. Charley Phippen pitched steadily for Fulds while Fielding shines from Jovick Tremblay Kinville Cullen and Doran. Samuels bullpen and timely hits kept the game closer early but Fulds pulled away with a four run fifth inning and added runs through the seventh.
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Sam Fulds
Mines League
Byron Uels
Columbia Gains
Byron Samuels
Sammy Kinville
Hank Toomey
Samuels
Jovick
Jake Dourt
Estader
Tremblay
Kinvillech
Cullennd Harris
Vick
Urbier
McGeehan
County
Toomey
Phippen
Dockder
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Steck
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Cullen
Boyer
Kiley
Matson
Bien Here
Doran
Sourbier
Harris
Knight
Doc” James
D. Boyer
Cove
Lyons
P-cees
Wat
Too
Bien
Delaney
de- Samuels
Laney
Rouleau
Paul establishes new single season wins record
St. Paul defeated Indianapolis to claim 106th win of the year, breaking the American Association mark of 105 set by Minneapolis in 1912. Analysis notes Phillies struggle and player comments on Meadows, Wheat, and Jim Bagby’s 25-win pace. Harry Lunte boosts Indians with improving hitting and fielding. Homer Taylor accepts Powell County High School role as agriculture instructor and athletic director, ending his playing career.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Harry Lunte
Ray Chapman
Indians
Chapman
Bozeman Bobcats
Homer Taylor
Powell County High School
Deer Lodge
Ray Cannon
Taylor
Dempsey Willard Rematch Hinted By Promoters
Back East promoters weigh a possible return bout between Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard. Dempsey defeated Toledo for the title, and Willard, aging yet confident, seeks to regain the crown by correcting past mistakes and proving his renewed form could sweep aside the champion.
Pugilists and Money Shape Modern Boxing Ambitions
The piece notes boxing's allure of large sums and the drive for wealth in the sport. It references past hard edged rivals and the current pull of money influencing fighters like Jess, amid a era marked by aggressive purses and bigger stakes.
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Jess
Nickle Ueerers
Champion's Gains and Losses Drive Ring Comeback
The champion, famed for stingy dealings, won a tidy Toledo stake after a defeat and invested part in a Topeka farm upgrade and some into oil speculation. He learned the game has sharp angles and, facing losses near fifty thousand dollars, seeks a comeback as big purses lure fighters back.
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Champion
Toledo
Topeka
Jess
Willard Plans Return Fight After Six Months Training
The article notes Willard traveled to New York for meetings with promoters while denying boxing ties, then rumors spread that he resumed training. It states Jess will not fight Dempsey until six months of preparation, criticizing his past limits and doubting a strong comeback. The piece sees the match as a publicity tool with limited confidence in a great bout.
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Willard
New York
Jess
Dempsey
Cornell Captain Quits After Faculty Action
Ithaca Sept 19 John Shuler Cornell football captain and fullback will not return to school this year He cites disappointment at treatment by the arts and sciences faculty who placed him on probation for his work last term The resignation trims the team prospects as the season opens.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
John Shuler
Shuler
College of Arts and Sciences
Var don and Ray Defeated Twice at Englewood Club
British pros Harry Vardon and Edward Ray were defeated twice at Englewood New Jersey Country Club on September 19. Bobby Jones, the young Atlanta star, teamed with Cyril Walker in the first 3 to 2 loss to Jones and Walker, and with Oswald Kirkby in the second 3 to 2 defeat.
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New York
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
Englewood
N. J
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jones
Cyril Walker
Anglewood
Oswald Kirkby
Missoula Knights Defeat Deer Lodge In Baseball
In Missoula on Sept 19 the Knights of Columbus beat Deer Lodge 9 to 4. Ulrigg pitched superbly allowing four hits and fanning 16. Batteries Hardwood and Morrison, Ulrigg and Baldwin were credited with the action.
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Missoula
Knights of Columbus
Deer Lodge
Ulrigg
TGGNR
Amrceme Soos
Hardwood
Morrison
Baldwin
Baltimore Wins International League Pennant on 25th Straight
Baltimore clinched the International League pennant by defeating Toronto, finishing one and a half games ahead. The club also marked a league record with its 25th straight victory.
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New York
Baltimore
Toronto
Death of Omaha Bee editor and former coach Charles L. Thomas
Charles L. Thomas news editor of the Omaha Bee and former Middle West athlete and football coach died today from a paralytic stroke in Omaha.
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Omaha
Charles L. Thomas
The
Omaha Bee
Middle West
Illinois Runner Loses 1500m To Lundgren In Sweden
In Stockholm on September 19, Illinois runner Jose Ray finished behind Lundgren by 20 yards in a 1500 meter race. Lundgren won as Ray clocked four minutes five seconds for the distance.
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Stockholm
Jose Ray
Lundgren
Gaouby Edges Smith in Twenty Holes Golf Duel
S J Crosby defeated Fred B Smith by one up in a lengthy contest at Anaconda Country Club. The 20 hole finish marked a club first as Smith misread a new rule and Crosby capitalized with a decisive sixth and seventh stroke sequence. Crosby now looms as possible defending champion from last year.
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S. J. Crosby
Fred B. Smith
Anaconda
Smith
Crosby
Davidson Loux Triumph in Final Doubles Match
At Anaconda Country Club yesterday Davidson and Loux defeated Flynn and Weiser in the men’s doubles final by 6 4 6 4 2 6 7 9. Semi finals were played Saturday with Flynn Weiser beating Hunter Reinoso and Davidson Loux beating Hoge Winters.
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Anaconda Country Club
Davidson
Loux
Flynn
Weiser
Hunter
Reinoso
Hoge
Winters
St. Louis Nationals Beat New Haven in Exhibition
The St. Louis Nationals defeated the New Haven club, pennant winners of the Eastern league, in an exhibition game today, 4 to 0.
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New Haven
Conn
St. Louis Nationals
Unclear Game Records From Mixed Scores
The report lists several city matchups with win loss tallies across teams. Milwaukee 2 3 Toledo 3 4 St Paul Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 1 4 Louisville 2 2 Kansas City 7 5 Columbus 9 12.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
California Team Defeats French Southeast Eleven 26 to 0
Lyons France September 19 The California football squad defeated the French southeastern eleven by a decisive 26 to 0 score in a midseason exhibition game played amid steady crowds. The Golden Bears outgained their opponents with strong running and timely passes, sealing the win in the second half.
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Lyons
France
California
Southeastern
Team records and standings snapshot
Vernon 3 3, Los Angeles 4 4. Oakland 3 4, San Francisco 1 5, Salt Lake 1 3, Seattle 3 4. Sacramento 6 0, Portland 10 2. Data reflects win loss tallies for the listed teams across recent play.
Final two weeks loom in major league pennant races
Brooklyn Nationals hold a five game lead with six wins needed in eight to clinch the flag as New York Cincinnati and Chicago chase. Cleveland and Chicago trade spots while New York slides after a rough stretch and a Boston shutout by Bagby sparks a Cleveland win.
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Brooklyn Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Chicago Americans
Indians
Cincinnati
Superbas
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Brooklyn
Reds
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Bagby
Boston
Washington
White Sox
Philadelphia
Yankees
St. Louis
Tigers Triumph Over Stars In Season Opener
The Dublin Gulch Tigers beat the Virginia Street Stars 18 to 12 in the first football game of the season. Back field for the Tigers included Dennehy DPD Shea E McMahon and B McHugh, while the Stars were guided by backs Connors Cobb Sullivan and Shovlin.
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Dublin Gulch Tigers
Virginia Street Stars
Cinders
Dennehy
Dpd
Shea
E. McMahon
B. McHugh
Tigers
T. Connors
Cobb
Sullivan
Shovlin
Cleveland Beats Boston In Pitchers Battle For 2-0 Victory
Cleveland defeats Boston 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel as Herb Pennock faces Jim Bagby. Bagby earns his 29th win of the season while Pennock and Schang batter Bagby and ONeill in a tight game. Chicago also tops Philadelphia 5 to 4 to stay with Cleveland in the standings.
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Cleveland
Boston Today
Herb Pennock
Jim Bagby
Bagby
Detroit Sweeps Washington In Doubleheader Wins
Detroit defeats Washington 9 to 7 and 8 to 2 in a September doubleheader. Cobb steals home in the first game as Detroit loads on repeats of hits against Shaw in the opener. Second game features a three run first inning to establish the lead, then holds Washington at bay.
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Detroit
Washington
Cobb
Shaw
Charrity
Ehmke
Manion
Mr. HH. B. Washington
Piotegie Casa
Picinich
Dauss
Ainsmith
Overflow Crowds See St Louis Beat New York 6 to 1
In St Louis on September 19 crowds overflowed as St Louis defeated New York 6 to 1. Davis pitched brilliantly while the locals chased Thormahlen from the mound in the fourth. The scoreline shows St Louis with a decisive win and a high audience turnout.
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ST. Louis
New York
Davis
Thormahlen
Horsemen Gather on Grand Circuit in Columbus
Horsemen from all over the country converge in Columbus for a two week Grand Circuit racing meet opening tomorrow. The program features 39 events with 843 entries, though over 100 were refused last week for late arrival. Purses total 75000 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
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