Pirates Home Winning Team Give Anxiety
New York report notes Pittsburgh has been a home-winning baseball team all season. After a tough trip to St. Louis they rebuilt confidence and moved toward the pennant, with a strong run against Brooklyn and upcoming games against Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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John B. Foster
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pirates
Jety
Brooklyns
Chicago
Pennant Harbor
Philies
Uncle Robbie
American League Scores and Standings Fragment
Fragmentary report shows scattered baseball scores with teams like Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis Detroit Washington Philadelphia Boston and Chicago. Incomplete lines suggest late innings and intercity matchups, but many names and results are garbled.
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American Association
Oledo
Umbus
Toledo
Anapolis
Inneapolis
St. Paul
Bianaukee
Leagure Cipeiina Plats
Phils
Detroit
Eagington
Red Sox blank Browns in two straight games
Boston delivered a pair of shutouts against St Louis Browns, winning 2 0 and 4 0. Pitchers Fists and Zahnizer starred as primary contributors. The narrative notes a glimpse of a persistent defensive effort and mentions a peculiar image of a schoolbay wearing.
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Bostom
Red Sox
Browns
Zahnizer
Athens High faces toughest schedule in modern era
Coach Harold E Wise warns Athens High School football will be rebuilt with only six returnees. The team will open September 26 against Columbus North High as strongest Ohio high school programs loom from Marietta Zanesville Lancaster and others. Assistants Alva Hatch and John Newcomb aid Wise with David Hughes helping despite ineligibility on eight semester ruling.
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Harold E. Wise
Athens
Columbus
North High
Marietta
Zanesville
Lancaster
North High School
Wise
Morgan, Brown
Murphy
Ale
Shire
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Alden
Neal
Becktold
Fields
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Sweeny
Bennett
Ashworth
Shepard
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E. Carmichael
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Perkins
Sprague
Border
Cooling
Ernest Wilson
Mariner
Alva Hatch
Ohio University
John Newcomb
Ohio Wesleyan
David Hughes
Princeton Tigers Face Gaps as Roper Plans Rebuild
Princeton coach Bil Roper confronts missing stars from the 1924 squad. Departure of Stout, Lewis, Legends, Tillson, Hills, Howard, Beattie, Caldwell, Dinsmore and Shackelford leaves gaps at guard and backfield. Captain-Elect McMillan leads a group of returners as the Tigers schedule seven games including Amherst, Washington and Lee, Naval Academy, Colgate, Swarthmore, Harvard and Yale.
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Bil Roper
Princeton Tigers
Huts” Stout
Ted Lewis
Sid Legends
Sax Tillson
Roper
R. G
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A. F. Howard
Bob Beattie
Charlie Caldwell
Dinsmore
Shackelford
Bination
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Yale
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Dr. Roper
McMillan
Jake Slagte
Prendergast
Weekes
Ewing
Gibson
Lignan
Rosengarten
Baldwin
Davis
Crago
Bartell
Ted Williams
Chandler
Tigers
Palmer Stadium
Amherst
Washington and Lee
Naval Academy
Baltimore
Colgate
Swarthmore
New Haven
Handies Handy When Things Break Wrong
Baseball writer Billy Evans recalls Connie Mack’s bold choice of Lefty Groves in a Labor Day series opener against Washington. Groves, erratic but promising, pitched well in a 2-1 defeat that halted Athletics’ 10-game slide and showcased Peckinpaugh’s crucial infield play and Washington’s edge in the pennant race.
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Billy Evans
Connie Mack
Athletics
Washington
Mack
Groves
Harris
Walter Johnson
Mackmen
Liberty
Roger Peckenpaugh
Hans Wagner
Peckenpaugh
Peckinpaugh
Philadelphia
Tilden Richards Set for Semi Final Showdown Today
Vincent Richards and William T. Tilden meet in a much anticipated semi final of the national tennis singles championship as emotions run high from a long-standing feud. The match caps a dramatic tale of friendship and rivalry, with Richards seeking to repeat past successes against the reigning champion. Williams faces Dick Williams in the other semi, with Williams showing the tournament’s best tennis to date and expected to be a strong contender.
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New York
Vincent Richards
William T. Tildence
Tilden
Richards
Philadelphia
Billy Johnston
Rene la Coste
la Coste
Kyenchman
Johnston
Dick Williams
Tilden-Richards
Pennsylvania
Williams
Dundee Seeks Bout in New Madison Square Garden Opener
New York boxing notes Johnny Dundee aims for a headline bout in the Madison Square Garden debut card. He weighs 126 pounds and eyes possible clashes with Babe Herman or Kid Kaplan, though Kaplan is sidelined by malaria. Dundee shows veteran form, Herman offers youth and power, promising a crowd pleasing matchup.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Madison Square Garden
Johnny
Joe Welling
Old Garden
Sid Terris
Tex Rickard
Miracle Man
Kid Kaplan
Kaplan
Dundee
Babe Herman
HM Dundee
Herman
Waterbury
Inone
Glouster Faces Ashville In Key Sunday Baseball Showdown
Glouster, coming off a slump, prepares to host Ashville 1924 Valley League contenders. Ashville leans on pitchers Boyd and Lefty Wol ford and features five hitters above .300, including Swickard. Reds letter hints at Cincinnati club interest as fans anticipate a strong tune up before September 29.
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Alex S. Weinberg
American Legion Baseball Club
Glouster
Ashville
Boyd
Columbus Senators
Columbus
Bob Wolford
Swickard
Cincinnati A
Reds
Reds Top Phillies In Nine Hit Game
Cincinnati wins behind a power surge and solid hitting. Cy Williams hit a standout triple as the Reds outslug the Phillies 9 to 2 in a day game.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Can Maya
Cy Williams
Soto
Freshmen Scrimmage Signals Stock of Incoming Teams
Cincinnati Bearcats and Rohbleders handle open scrimmage with key players like John Pease Herman Stackle and Martin showing strong form. Coach Gauthier and Coach Godfrey eye improved aerial and kicking plays as Oberlin and nearby squads prepare for Monday scrimmage in favorable Athens weather.
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Cama
Gauthier
Bradley
Wittenberg
Springfield
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Hehieder
Linge
Ore
Godfrey
MacEachron
Oberlin
Athens
Unclear OCR sports note on baseball batting totals
Fragmentary OCR shows batters and pitchers with names like H. Johnson and Ry, references to New York and possible team scores. Details are garbled, making exact players, teams, and outcomes uncertain.
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Icbroat
New York
Eceharesc
Bane Koonis
Raker
Funae-Cabris
Hfon
Binit
H. Johnson
Hone
Menulty
Home Run Totals Amid Confused Baseball League Overview
A fragmented listing shows various players and teams with scattered home run totals and names like Ruth and Giants. The text combines American and National League references, player snippets, and odd numeric figures, lacking coherent structure or clear outcomes.
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Num
Totalehrig
YAUKS
Secovessarsie
Ruth
Yanks
Kally
Giannis
Improvements at Ohio field enhance spectator view
Ohio field sees improvements this year with south stand partially cut off to improve top seat visibility. A large score board will be mounted on the south side near the caretaker's house.
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Ohio Field
Philosophic musings surround St rates season claims
The text debates whether Fred Clarke or Bill McKechnie directed the St rates to success this year. It notes skepticism about leadership, while pointing out a fact about 10 team members sitting better than 300, implying strong individual performances amid broader doubt.
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Fred Clarke
Bill McKechnie
Strates
Pirates clinch pennant lead after rally over Braves
On Mali Street in Pennantville Tae Vipaloe and the Pirates rallied past the Braves to stay seven games from the pennant while the Tigers upset Walter Johnson 12 to 9. Coveb eakic delivered the decisive goal as the Pirates won 1 to 0. Henry Johnson, a Florida recruit, shut out the Indians as the Yankees won 6 to 0.
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Tae Vipaloe
Mali Street
Pennantville
Braves
Pirates
Benators
Tigers
Walter Johnson
Covebeakic
Henry Johnson
Florida
Indians
Yankees
Wollett Out as Cornell Star Ineligibility Hits Team
Lawrence Perry reports football woes as Cornell star Wollett is ruled ineligible delaying key backfield work for Cornell and clouding prospects for the 1933 season. The piece notes other colleges face scholarship hurdles and questions about amateur ideals in college football.
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Lawrence Perry
Consolidated Prena
New York
Hearth
Stura
Dows
Molett
Cornell
Agera
Vonenet
Eftia
Armachool
North Woods
Ne Winconsin
Notre Dame
Chicago
Maroons
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Dr. Witee
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Buckeyes
State
Athletics Secure Season Finale Win Over White Sox
Quinn delivered in the clinching moments as the Athletics defeated the White Sox to finish the season with a 4 run win. The game highlighted key late inning offense and solid pitching to seal the victory.
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Quinn
Athletics
White Sox
Reds rout Phillies 56 to 2 as Mays earns second win
Carl Mays pitching for the Reds secured his second win of the season in a lopsided 56 to 2 victory over the Phillies, dominating on the mound and at the plate with strong run support.
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Washington
Joe Harris
Reds
Phillies
Carl Mays
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