Homestead Grays to Clash With Glouster Sunday
The Homestead Grays from Pittsburgh, top Tri state club, meet Glouster Sunday afternoon September 13. Manager Cam Posey leads a team with around 86 victories this season, seeking another win after strong showings against Central Tires and Brooklyn’s Williams.
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Large turnout greets HI coach at Athens prep practice
Sixty one players turned out for Athens high football practice yesterday, the largest first practice in memory. Coach Harold T. Wise reports new material from MIarod Morgan and others, with help from John Newcome of Ohio Wesleyan and Alva Hatch of Ohio University assisting in shaping the squad.
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Beallsville Dodgers Rally as Athy Homers and Salapack Slips
In Woodsfield on September 10, Athy of Beallsville hit a long ball for a homer as Mike Salapack of Stewartsville chased it and got his pants snagged on a barbed wire fence, yet both men scored.
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Berlenbach Defends World Title Against Slattery
Paul Berlenbach defends the light heavyweight world championship tomorrow night at Yank Stadium against Jimmy Slattery. The champion rose from small clubs just two years earlier and is listed as an 8 to 5 favorite, despite Slattery’s agile style and recent rise in boxing ranks.
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Jimmy O Connell Now A Stevedore
San Francisco September 10 A year ago Jimmy O Connell drew 76 cents of a dollar to see him and today he works as a stevedore on the waterfront earning 90 cents an hour. Once star of baseball earning 9000 a year for 164 games he was dismissed in 1924 for his part in the Sand affair. He refused an offer to play outlaw ball in Texas saying he hopes to return to the Giants and the organized game.
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Jimmy Connell Faces Draft of Baseball Fame and Scorn
The article recalls Jimmy Connell who declares he will never play with certain teammates to prove he is not crooked. After repudiation in the east, he opened a tailor shop, failed, then refused to have his pants pressed, and later took up stevedoring on the docks as his new line of work.
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Scores and standings from American and National leagues
Summary of recent baseball results lists multiple city matchups with scores including Columbus over Indianapolis 16 to 5 and Kansas City over St. Paul 8 to 4 in American Association play. National League game Chicago over Oelleburgh 7 to 11 innings. Philadelphia defeated Washington 7 to 0 and Boston 5 to 4 with New York 4. Bathing girl doesn't care a wrap.
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Tilden and Johnston Face French Challenge for Davis Cup
William Tilden 2nd and William Johnston, longtime rivals and teammates, prepare to defend the Davis Cup against France. Tilden opens against Jean Borotra while Johnston meets Jean Rene La Coget in the first arches of the challenge round in Philadelphia.
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Home Run Leaders and Strike Totals in Baseball Leagues
Player club totals list shows Peckinpaugh with the Senators and Freigau with the Cubs among home run hitters. American League total 471 and National League total 597. Notable names include Meusel and Williams with 27 and 25 respectively, Hartnett, Simmons, Fournier, and others across the Cardinals, Cubs, Athletics, Giants.
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Famous Drivers Dominated by Simon Legree Ralph De Palma and Babe Ruth
Prominent figures from racing and baseball era include Simon Legree De Palma and Babe Ruth along with Ted Ray, marking a period of notable sports names. The list centers on legendary drivers and star athletes recognized in early 20th century archives.
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First Round of Golf Meet NDS Today
The Athens Country Club golf championship resumes with multiple first round playoffs across flights. Players listed include Sweeney Bingman Lee Whipple McKinstry Ong Kelly Hutchinson Grones Woolley and others. second playoff deadlines set for September 14.
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French Victors in Davis Cup Matches
A brief notes French players win in Davis Cup matches. A separate maintenance pact is reported between Mr John J Mc Graw and Mrs World Series, surprising friends after four years of popularity. Rumors link Pittsburg stock designer McKechnie to the estrangement.
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Peckinpaugh Hits Lead Athletics Past Senators 9 7
Roger Peckinpaugh slams two home runs and four runs as the Athletics beat the Senators 9 to 7. The win narrows the gap to seven games with two straight wins. Babe Ruth slips on a key play as Rosenthal scores to lift the Red Sox 5 4 over the Yankees.
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Women Play Semis for Honors in Tennis Championship
In Philadelphia on September 10 the Middle States Tennis Championship semifinals set four matches. Elizabeth Ryan faces Marion Jessup of Wilmington while Molla Mallory meets Molly Thayer of Philadelphia. Helen Jacobs remains the favorite, to play Marion Wyckes of Newport. Alice Francis of Orange meets Louise Slocum of Boston.
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