Detroit Sweeps Doubleheader Over Red Sox in Septent
Detroit wins both games against Boston 11 to 8 and 7 to 2 on Sept 22. Owen Carroll starts the second game for Detroit in his first full Ame r season effort. Red Sox pitcher Ross suffers a broken nose from a line drive off Wingo. Highlights include two-base hits by Jenking Rosenthal Prothro Wingo Mann. three-base Rosenthal Rothrock. double plays Flagstead Todt.
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Baseball Schedule Sketch from Early Evening Lineup
A rough outline lists games in the National League with Boston at Cincinnati, Cleveland at Washington, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. The fragment hints at an era of regional matchups and bustling ballparks.
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Yester Results: National League and American League Scores
Baseball results shown with Chicago defeating Brooklyn 3 to 2 and Philadelphia beating New York 8 to 4. Other games feature Boston, Detroit, St Louis, and Cleveland with varied scores, while several games were postponed by rain and rescheduled for tomorrow.
Clinging Ivy Sticks to Catching Job Till New Record
Wingo of the Cincinnati Reds nears a major league catching record, surpassing George Gibson with a total of over 1,218 games. The article honors Hank Gowdy’s era and notes Wingo’s durability, his early career with the St. Louis Cardinals, and his long run of 100 plus games per season before settling into a bench role at age 39.
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Bowling Schedule Reflects Seasonal League Play
Wednesday and Thursday games list several local teams in the Gold Copper and Timber Butte leagues. Matchups include Kiwanis versus Tol Signs Medina's Pharmacy versus Bulsks Lend C. C. D. Laundry versus Timber Butte No. 1 Elm Orla No. 1 versus Tomion grocery and Friday shows Shi Pugniture against rugattu grocery with several unclear entries.
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Denver writer flies to Bozeman for football visit
Denver writer Parcone and Lt. Dan Kearns arrived in Bozeman for an aerial tour under ideal flying conditions. The visit included an afternoon scrimmage as coach Rommey prepared the Rebcat football squad for a forthcoming test, with a focus on tomorrow’s activities.
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Final Team Match and Dinner at Country Club
The final team match at Butte Country Club and a dinner are planned. Players from Arrateine and Sige are expected to participate, with details about the event and participants forthcoming.
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Pacific Coast League Game Fragments For Salt Lake Series
Disjointed OCR fragment lists cities Salt Lake San Francisco Oakland and teams like Vernon Beattie and White shellenvach with unclear actions. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the text.
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Strangler Lewis Beats Medill To Retain Wrestling Title
Associated Press reports Strangler Lewis defeated Pat Medill in a 38 minute match to retain the Heavyweight wrestling championship. Lewis escaped a late challenge after Medill slipped while attempting a cross and was knocked out by a decisive headlock finish.
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Butte Teams to Play State College Abruptly Declined
Bozeman dispatch reports Whitworth college of Spokane declined to fulfil the engagement with Butte teams as the state college game nears. Coach Ott Romney indicated the decision affects scheduling and testing readiness for Bozeman's squad ahead of the weekend match.
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Central ally voting president reshuffle noted
SPORT BRIEFS by the Associated Press reports Chicago appoints KR Reitman as president of the Central ALA vy. Also Chicago sees the death of Charles Irwin aged 58 after a bus collision. Bill Phelan’s baseball writing legacy to be honored by scattering ashes at sea. Ar Stone defeats Ernie Owens in ten rounds in Los Angeles. Cubs pull off a triple play against the Brooklyn Robins in the eighth inning with Grimes forcing at home to end the threat.
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Western State Star Burt Sidelined by Injury
Gunnison Colorado September 22 The Western State College football team faced a severe setback as starter Harry Moore suffered a broken solar bone during today's practice on the eve of the game with Colorado College.
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Butte High Football Opens With Deer Lodge Friday
Butte High School plans a debut game Friday at Clark Park against Deer Lodge with Captain Charles Davie as the only regular from last year in the first squad. Coach Dahlberg cites strong new material and urges a good fan turnout as the squad begins its first workout and scrimmage to determine backfield and line positions.
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Great Oal Tossed By Former Butte Pitcher
Great Oal pitched for the Pacific Coast League in Los Angeles last Saturday. He showed control and potential, pitching four and a third innings with one hit, two strikes, no walks, and one run scored as Seattle closed the gap in a 10 to 9 loss. Steve Chekaluk, formerly of Seattle, also appeared in the game.
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Gibson denies $200000 Wills Tunney match offer
T PAUL Sept 22 Billy Gibson manager of Gene Tunney says Tex Rickard offered $250000 to Harry Wills for a Tunney bout in New Jersey. Gibson denied any claim that a $200000 offer had been made, refuting reports of such a bid.
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Why and How of the Rules on Offensive Lineups
A discussion of the seven players on the line of scrimmage and the five yard back rule clarifies legality of shifts and backfield formations. The piece notes officials observe timing of lineups and zone plays, with mention of a boxing match between Paul Moore and Tiger Jack Burns in Oakland.
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