Athens Red and Black Triumph Over Logan 20–6 in Opener
Athens High defeats Logan 20 to 6 in the season opener. McKinley and Shafer connect for two touchdowns, Rhodes adds a drop kick, and Algeo’s fourth-quarter run finishes the scoring. Strong defense holds Logan to four first downs. Jackson Rhodes injured briefly.
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Athens High
Logan
Athens
Algeo
Kircher
Carmichael
Athens Warriors
McKinley
Rockhill
Shafer
Renoh
Rhodes
Shreno
Jackie” Rhodes
R. E.—Maple
R. T.—Kircher
Smith
R. G.—Miller
Kennedy
C.—Ti. Clark
L. G.—Tribe
L. T.—Starkey
L. E.—Cowan
Q.—Shafer
R. H.—Rhodes
L. H.—Mckinley
F. B.—Baker
Mr. McDoniad
Columbus
Chauncey Defeats Nelsonville 12 to 6 in Season Opener
Chauncey opened the football season by beating Nelsonville 12 to 6. End runs by Harter and Ryan set up the first touchdown, with a second score from a Harter pass to Thomas. Nelsonville plans a follow up game with Glouster or Nelsonville in two weeks.
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Nelsonville
Chauncey Eleven
Chauncey
Harter
Ryan
Thomas
Ferry Cady
Athens
Glouster
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in National League
In a doubleheader at St Louis the first game ended 4 to 4 and the second tied 1 to 1 with the ninth inning halted by darkness. New York defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Cincinnati won 8 to 7 over Brooklyn in ten innings. Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 to 3.
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St. Louis
Boston
St. Louts
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Innnings
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and Weather Delays Reported
Detroit beat Boston 10 to 6 and 7 to 9 in doubleheader games. Chicago won 3 to 1 and 6 to 2 against Philadelphia. Games at Cleveland Washington and St. Louis New York were postponed by rain. A separate column notes social and political quips and a Chile petroleum claim by British interests.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chile
Which Sport is the More Scientific
Former football stars now in baseball compare the sciences of the games. They cite baseball offering greater individual prominence, while football relies more on team defense. Players like Babe Ruth Ty Cobb Walter Johnson and Mike Gazella support the view.
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Billy Evans
Mathews
Johnson
Baddie Collins
Columbia
Eddie Collins
Collins
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Washington
Cobb
Clory
Mike Gazella
New York Yankees
Cazella
Lafayette
Gaze
Giants Rally to Clip Pirates 4-3 in Season Finale
New York defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as Morrison struggles while Bentley shines in key innings. Giants need three wins in seven games to clinch ahead of a Reds push, with Bancroft Frisch Meusel and Cunningham among the contributors.
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Morrison
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Reds
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Cuyler
Kelly
Rawlings
Young
Groh
Traynor
Grimm
Infield Fly Rule Dispute Ends With Two Runs Legal
Umpire ruled an infield fly with runners on first and second and no out. A fielder misplayed the ball allowing two runners to score and the batter to reach second. the ruling upheld that the two runs were legal and the batter was out.
Tyme Wing Amateur Title Won in Stymie Finish
In Flossmoor Illinois Jesse Sweetser and Maxwell Marston battled to 88 holes for the amateur golf title. Marston finally won when his opponent’s ball gave way to a stymie at the 39th green. The finish marked the longest final in the championship history with intense play and dramatic putts by both players.
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Robert E. Harlow
N.S
Flossmoor Country Club
Chicago
Marston
Sweetser
Jesse Sweetser
Yale
W Sweetser
Cardinals Beat Braves 4 2 as Second Game Ends in Darkness
In St Louis on September 22 the Cardinals defeated the Braves 4 to 2 in the first game and led 1 to 1 in the second before darkness halted play in the ninth. Oeschger Marquard and Sherdel highlighted the pitching while Clemons and O Neill backed the victory.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Barves
Marquard
Sherdel
Smith
Bottomley
Mueller
Boston
Oeschger
Fillingim
O'Neill
Clemons
Boston Lessee
Final contest of series set for Chauncey Ball Park
Chauncey hosts H. V. All Stars in game three to decide the series. Chauncey won game one 5 to 4. Lefty Burke shut out the club in game two. Hartman starts for Chauncey with Burke or Mohney for the All Stars in a billed battle of blood and lineup remains unchanged.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ball Park
H. V. All Stars
Burke
Hartman
Carl Mays
Mohney
All Stars
St. Louis Cardinals
Ship Motion Logging by New Automatic Device
A new device records every ship motion at sea with time stamps. The system provides continuous automatic logging for navigational data and accident analysis.
Tours Rally Slips Past Cincinnati in Extra Effort
Brooklyn tallies a late run to tie and then win 7 to 2 over Cincinnati. Sandberg hits a three base hit and doubles, while Griffith adds a three base hit RB, with Dickerman, Roush, and Mullen contributing sacrifice hits. Dou ble plays and bases on balls noted. umpires Quigbvy, Iinneran and Pfirman listed.
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Caveney
cRan
Benton
Harris
Roush
Mullen
Johnston
Fournier
Olson
Dickerman
Henry
McQuaidQuaid
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Pfirman
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Reds
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Chicago takes both ends of doubleheader in Philadelphia
Masterful pitching by Cvengos and Blankenship enabled Chicago to win the opener and twilight game. Cvengos limited the Phillies to five hits, while Blankenship allowed only two runs. Final scores: Chicago 3 6. Philadelphia 1 2.
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Cvengos
Blankenship
Chicago
Philadelph
Crengos
Schalk
Rommel
Perkins
First Helay Varsity Scrimmage Opens Ohio Field
Green and White under Coach John Heldt staged a 60 minute practice at Ohio Field with first and second teams. Dutch Littler and Captain Patterson starred as the lineup showed doubtful spots and a lack of consistent passing and kicking prospects ahead of next week’s tests.
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Ohio Field
John Heldt
Littler
Collings
Patterson
Battin
Athens Flash
Bill Herbert
Sawyer
Lewis-Sawyer
Rush
Wilcox
Gopgnop
Biefness Center Swartz-Crook
Coos Ruth
PRGNG
Fischaavadas
Duvall
Detroit and Boston Split Twin Bill in Boston
In Boston on Sept 22 Detroit and Boston split a twin bill. Davis pitched the opener allowing two runs on nine hits as Detroit won 4 to 2. The Red Sox won the nightcap 9 to 7 in a high scoring affair with strong Boston hitting.
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Boston
Mass
Detroit
Davis
Red Sox
Tigers
Sox
Dauis and
Bassier
Fullerton
Walters
Cubs Beat Phillies 5 3 as Keen Wins Eleventh
The Cubs held onto a first division lead by defeating the Phillies 5 to 3 in Chicago. Vic Keen earned his 11th win of the season. Statz Adams and Grimes each had three hits. Adams and Friberg hit home runs. Final score 5-3.
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Phillies
Chicago
Vic Keen
Statz
Adams
Grimes
Friberg
Peesa
Ccceserae
Columbus man sets record in Cleveland horseshoe title
C G Davis of Columbus set a new national championship record in Cleveland on September 22 defeating Joseph Wilkinson of Akron 50 to 41 and Alvin May 53 to 17. Davis pitched 54 ringers against Wilkinson and 46 against May.
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Cleveland
C. G. Davis
Columbus
Joseph Wilkinson
Akron
Alvin May
Wilkinson
May
Golf clubs and rugs in a global beating paradox
A quip suggesting if every golf club were used properly the rugs worldwide would be beaten twice monthly, illustrating a humorous image of excessive rhythm and household chores.
Yankees Show Road Form Outshines Home Struggles
New York Yankees dominate on road with 17 victories and 3 defeats in one trip, while at home in June they barely break even with 11 wins and 10 losses. The club’s inconsistent play persists across seasons, alternating between high speed and slumps, leaving their home and road records mirrors of each other.
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Yankees
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Giants
Chicago
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York
Cleveland
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Yankee
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