Tigers and Cubs Rivalry in 1907 World Series Recalled
A Detroit News all star discussion recalls the 1907 World Series clash between the Tigers and Cubs. The piece highlights key figures like Cobb Crawford Mullin and Murphy, notes pitching strength from Donovon Rowe and Pfiester, and praises the Tigers for depth with Greenberg Hellmann Manush and the Cubs for their mound work led by Three Fingered Brown.
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Detroit
Samay
Ark Sun
Tigers
Ob Murphy
Cobb
Crawford
Sdt
Wild Bill Donovan
George Mullin
Inker
Evers
Chance
Cubs
Dack Pfiester
Ed Reuland
Dohnny
Cub
Tiger Machine
Falls
William Lemon Taken Into Custody on Bowen Street
A man named William Lemon was taken into custody on Bowen Street Thursday by Patrolman C D. He has been charged and awaits arraignment before Mayor Fitzgerald.
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William Lemon
Bowen
Thursby
C. D
Sen
Fitzgerald
Weather and Bridges Open Cubs Tigers Series at Wrigley Field
The Cubs host the Detroit Tigers in a chilly three day stand at Wrigley Field as Tommy Bridges faces Big Bill Lee and Elden Auker. The Tigers aim to break an early series ice with Hank Greenberg sidelined by a bruised arm while Cubs pitchers rely on youth to spark the attack.
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Chicago
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Dynamo
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Cochrane
Charlie Grimm
Big Bill Lee
Plaquemine
Bayou
Louisiana
Elden Leroy Auker
Norcatur
Kans
Charlie Root
Pee Wee" Henshaw
Fabian Kowalik
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Navin Field
Lonnie Warneke
Bridges
Root
Jo Jo White
Charley Gehringer
Greenberg
Fight Results From Albany and Portland Card
The report covers Willie Pal from Albany defeating Johnny Jadick from Philadelphia by points at 138 pounds in Albany. In Portland Zachow, 161, defeated Cowboy Jack Willis, 160, with Steve Salek, Lowell, MA, beating Golfball Bernard, New Bedford, MA, in the light heavyweight bout. Weights unavailable.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Willie Pal
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
Portland
Ad Zachow
Jack Willis
Texas
Steve Salek
Lowell
Mass
Golfball Bernard
New Bedford
Jackson Stops Anderson In Second Round Boxing Bout
Tommy Jackson of Akron delivered a rapid knockout to Johnny Anderson of Columbus in the second round of an eight round card in Athens. The knockout came early in the second round after Jackson found an opening and landed a flurry to the chin.
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Akron
Armory
Tommy Jackson
Athens
Johnny Anderson
Columbus
Points West
Anderson
Jackson
Ohio
California
Chuck Pyle
Bill Bell
Pyle
Bell
Jimmy Sweada
Pat Lisle
Swenda
Mickey Goodwin
Dick Hutchinson
Steve Gurko
Glouster
Byron Gaston
Medical College Alumni Arrange Football Game Clinics
Ohio State University offered physicians and surgeons a down attraction for attending football games. The Medical College Alumni Association arranged clinics and pathological conferences at 11 a m Saturday at University Hospital. Similar conferences with the Medical College faculty will be held Oct 12 and 19 and Nov 2. A more elaborate program is planned for Nov 16 the day of the finals game with clinics lectures and demonstrations.
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Columbus—U
Ohio State University
Medical College Alumni Association
University Hospital
Medical College
Fans Brave Cold To Get Series Seats
Chicago and Detroit fans queued in freezing weather for World Series seats. About 12 000 sun seats were sold to build a 50 000 crowd. 50 police watched over long lines as scalpers raised prices from 19.50 to 30 for box seats and 16.50 to 30 for grandstand strips. Art Felsch of Milwaukee claimed the best position at the front.
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Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Art Felsch
Milwaukee
South Side
Ace golfers clash as Indianapolis opens with strong field
Open champions from four countries compete for the $5,000 prize in the Indianapolis open. Abe Espinosa led after carding a one over par 71 under a chilly wind. Notables in today’s group include Sam Parks Jr., Alfred Perry, Gene Kunes, and Jimmy Thompson as the round began.
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Indianapolis
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Alfred Perry
England
Gene Kunes
Northtown
Jimmy Thompson
Pidgewood
WN. J
Detroit Tigers Edge Chicago Cubs In Scrappy Box Score Battle
The box score shows Chicago and Detroit in a tight game as Greenberg hits a home run for Detroit and Jurges, Herman, and Greenberg drive in runs. Pitching and fielding miscues shape a 5 to 5 final with errors by Kowalik and Greenberg, and several double plays highlight the clash.
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Chicago
Rhpoa Galan
Ee Herman
Lindstrom
Hartacti
Thvineay
Demareec
Cavarretia
Jurges
Mendhlew
Kowalik
Aklein
Detroit
Gehringer
Greenberg
Ib Wee
Goslin
Seegers A
Greenber Kowalik
Geshrane
Giehringer
Herman
Fox
Cochrane
Rogell
Demaree
Owen
Greenoc
Cavarretta
Durges Erman
Kegell
Eaeaer
Henshaw
Crestin
White
Gebringer
Bridges
Galan
Hack
Iy Meresaw
R Kowalik
Rons
Kite Moot
Hener
Green
Root
Quigley
McGowan
A. L
Stark
N. L
Moriarty
Big Ten openers under lights headline Purdue Northwestern clash
Purdue and Northwestern clash in the Big Ten opener under night lights marking a rare shift from day games. Both teams seek early momentum as other conference games follow, with Ohio State, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois also in action.
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Chicago
Purdue
Northwestern
Big Ten
Cubs
Tigers
Wildcats
Boilermakers
Noble Kiser
de Paul
Master Meets Pupil in Ring Exam Tonight
Tony Canzoneri and Al Roth square off in a 15 round title bout with the lightweight crown at stake Roth seeks to outslug his former master while Canzoneri, 26, brings a 125 fight resume into the Chicago Stadium clash Alberto Baby Arizmendi faces Jimmy Christy in the feature ten rounds at Chicago Stadium opening boxing show of the season Roth rose by defeating Leonard Del Gento and Davey Day to earn top contender status.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
al Roth
Roth
Chicago
Alberto
Baby) Arizmendi
Los Angeles
Jimmy Christy
Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Barney
Leonard del Gento
Davey Day
Ross
Ohio Big Weekend Menu For College Football
Ohio colleges prepare for a slate of second round games with Baldwin Wallace John Carroll Muskingum Denison among Friday night clashes. Ohio Northern seeks last season defensive record as Ashland visits. Saturday features Kentucky at Ohio State plus a full afternoon schedule across multiple campuses and towns.
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Columbus
UWP
Ohio
College
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
Cleveland
Muskingum
Denison
Granville
Ohio Northern
Ashland
Buffalo
Albion
Otterbein
Kenyon
BEARS
Ashland _ till
Polar Bears
Northern
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Buckeye
Akron
Bluffton
Findlay
West Virginia Wesleyan
Xavier
Morrin Harvey
Marshall
University of Kentucky
Ohio State
Wildcats
Bucks
Wittenberg
Wooster
South Dakota
Cincinnati
Heidelberg
Kent State
Western Reserve
Cornell
Miami
Case
Marietta
Rutgers
Rio Grande
West Liberty
Capital
Bowling Green
Bethany
Hiram
Lawrence Tech
Defiance
Toledo
Boston
Bobcats Open Scrimmage Shows Mixed Progress
Ohio University’s football team held its first public scrimmage at Ohio Stadium. The Bobcats edged the freshmen on defense but managed only two scoring plays on offense a blocked punt return and a long Jurkovic to Diehl pass followed by a Jurkev ic keeper. Coach Peden plans extra drills on pass defense ahead of the John Carroll game in Cleveland.
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Ohio University
Ohio Stadium
Bobcats
Ohio
Illinois
Diehl
Jurkovic
Whitcum
Bill Jurkevic
Deacon Diehl
Don Peden
Rapp
Chernitski
Bill Schmidt
Doenefrio
Sinde
Ed Holmquist
Tilinola
Peden
John Carroll
Cleveland
Schmidt Faces Kentucky In Openers For Ohio State
Columbus Ohio State coach Francia A Schmidt plans to start a veteran line against Kentucky with Merle Wendt and Trevor Rees at ends Charley Hamrick Gilbert Harve at tackles and captain Gomer Jones at center. Stan Pincura will quarterback with Dick Heekin at left half and Dick Bella or Frank Boucher at right half. If Betts and Kabealo start the backfield averages rise to about 170 pounds. otherwise 181 pounds with Fisch. The Buckeyes respect Kentucky’s size and speed after a 60 to 0 win over Maryville and a 21 to 7 upset of Xavier.
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Columbus
Francia A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Wildcats
Kentucky
Buckeye
Chet Wynne
Schmidt
Ini
Maryville College
Xavier
Merle Wendt
Trevor Rees
Charley Hamrick
Gilbert Harve
Jim Karcher
Inwood Smith
Capt
Gomer Jones
Invaders
Stan Pincura
Dick Heekin
Dick Bella
Frank Boucher
Cholde
Johnny Kabealo
Frank Fisch
Betts
Kabealo
Boucher
Fisch
Two Falls Decide Boxing Wins in New Jersey and Michigan
In Camden New Jersey Edson George of Buffalo New York defeated George Zaharias of Pueblo Colorado in two of three falls. In Three Oaks Michigan Joe Sxverd defeated Dick Raines of Texas by two falls to one.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joe Sxverd
Three Oaks
Mich
Dick Raines
Texas
Camden
N. J
Edson George
Buffalo
N. Y
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
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