Oberlin Opener Shapes Ohio Conference Title Buzz
Oberlin prepares for a key Ohio Conference opener against Hiram on their home field as coach change and new leaders test the Red and Gold. The article notes Oberlin’s recent struggles, Hiram’s rebound potential, and the wider conference slate including Case Muskingum and Muskingum.
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Stanley D. Koch
Cleveland
Oberlin
Hiram
Berlin
Ohio
Gray
Pyle
Walloping
Oberi'n Eleven
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Butler Young
Holden Shack
Zwick
Doane
Robertson
Stones
Weber McPhee
Crane
Rock
Arvidson
McLaren and Crafts
Ti Pregner
Tessenvitz
Jameson
Ballards
Hunche
Tif Claymon
Heldman
Raiffula
Street
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Month
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Jw. L. Hughes
Nebraska Wesan
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Haell Stallings
Jose George H. Pritchard
Drury College
Springfield
Pritchard
Herbert G. Mathews
Hiram Eleven
Gaylord Bates
John Keller
Case
Hoppe Defeats Greenleaf in 600-Point Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe, balkline world champion, defeats Ralph Greenleaf, the pocket billiards champion, 100 to 89 after two blocks in a 600 point three cushion title match. Hoppe won the first block 50 to 49 and the second 56 to 40, with a high run of nine in the thirty eighth inning.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Ralph Greenleaf
Hoppe
New York Beats Cleveland 10-4 in Ninth Inning Rally
New York toppled Cleveland 10 to 4 as a five run rally in the ninth sealed the victory. Joe Bush outpitched Coveleskie despite Cleveland’s three runs in the third on two walks, two singles and an error. Vipp led the offense with a triple and key doubles driving in three and setting up scores. Bengough’s Texans League single contributed two runs in the second.
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Cleveland
New York
Joe Bush
Coveleskie
Indians
Vipp
Truth
Dugan
Bengough
Bush
Ohio Teams Scrimmage and Openers Fill Line Gaps
Ohio is short on line and ends as Peden demands two tackles and two guards before Rio Grande clash. Akron opens Oct 4 against Hillsdale. Western Reserve notes scarce veterans under Coach Holt Camp. Ohio U seeks line help with four days left. freshmen and lettermen compete for ends, guards, and backfield spots amid early scrimmage results.
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Berea
Heidelberg
Defiance
Cincinnati Bear Cats
Kentucky Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Akron
Hillsdale
Mich
Coleman
Mason
Brown
Wagner
Limbach
Triplett
Schoch
Weisle
Thomas
Jenkins
Smith
Kregenow
Willyard
Holt Camp
Western Reserve
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Johnson
Moss
Bone
Wisnewks
Crows
Nank
Ruskin
Watterson
Otterbein
Rock
Roberts
Carr
Garver
Siebert
Fausts
Porosky
McCarroll
Redman
Rio Grande
Ohio University
Peden
Leaders in National and American Leagues Ranked
New York leads the National League with 89 wins and 59 losses followed by Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. In the American League Washington tops with 88 wins and 60 losses, New York trails closely with 86 wins and 62 losses, while Detroit stands at 83 wins and 55 losses.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washngton
Detroit
Dempsey Unmoved by Wills Victory in New York Visit
Jack Dempsey shows no concern over Harry Wills after Wills outpointed Luis Firpo. Wills arrives in New York smiling for cameras as his new nose receives attention.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Luis A. Firpo
New York
Birdie
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 2 1 in 12 Innings
Brooklyn wins 2 1 over Chicago in a 12 inning National League game. Cincinnati Philadelphia game rained out. no other games scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and Tonight’s American League Schedule
New York 10 Cleveland 4 Washington 8 Chicago 3 Detroit 9 Boston 1 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 7. Games today Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at St Paul. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn. American League New York at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
American Association
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hornsby
Wheat
Young
Cuyler
Roust
Ruth
Jamieson
Leading Hitters and Players of the Majors
A snapshot of top hitters in the National and American Leagues lists players and teams with games played and batting averages. Notable figures include Hornsby and Wheat in the NL and Ruth and Jamieson in the AL with their respective averages and counts. The page recalls classic baseball lore and quotes a famed miscue by Merkle to close.
Driscoll Leads Great Lakes to Dramatic TD Against Notre Dame
In a wartime clash, Paddy Driscoll of Great Lakes broke free repeatedly against Notre Dame, using smart evasive moves to turn near misses into a dramatic touchdown. His quick thinking and decisive routing of the defense produced a pivotal score as Brains scored again.
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Paddy
Driscoll
Vinally Driscoll
Quick
Notre Dame
Dodgers edge Cubs in rain delayed 2 1 win
The Dodgers beat the Cubs 2 to 1 in a 12 inning battle after a rain delay in Manhattan. Wheat doubled to clinch the late victory as Coveleskie allowed five runs in the ninth. The Yankees routed the Indians 10 to 4 with a late surge.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Manhattan
Chicago Cubs
Wheat
Stanley Coveleskie
Yankees
Cleland Indians
Athletics Rally To Top Browns In St Louis Nine To Seven
In St Louis the Philadelphia Athletics chased Grant from the mound in the seventh inning and defeated the Browns 9 to 7 in a late AL matinee.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Grant
Browns
Genaro Defends Title Tonight in Brooklyn Bout
Frankie Genaro, American flyweight champion, defends his title tonight against Bushey Graham of Utica in a 12 round bout at the Nostrand Athletic Club in Brooklyn. American League pitchers say Eddie Collins is hardest to strike out, Babe Ruth is easy despite power, and fullbacks are sought who can gain four yards 90 percent of the time while maintaining 60 percent academic success.
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New York
Frankie Genaro
Bushey Graham
Utica Star
Nostrane Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Babe Ruth
McGraw delays game as Dodgers win on wet field
In New York on September 23 John J. McGraw halted the first game with the Pirates due to rain soaked ground. Meanwhile the Dodgers defeated the Cubs 2 to 1 as the pennant race tightens with Brooklyn trailing the Giants by one game.
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John J. McGraw
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Pirates
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Cubs
McGraw
Washington Senators
Yankees
Senators
Diegel wins Illinois Open after Canadian Open triumph
Leo Diegel of Washington, D C car ried off the Illinois open golf championship after his victory in the Canadian Open. He did not show top form in the American Open and finished far back, with his best form coming later after the main event. A new type of cactus with long thorny leaves resembling snakes was found in South America.
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Leo Diegel
Washington
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South America
Epinard Favored in Second International Race at Aqueduct
New York bettors favor Epinard to win the second international race at Aqueduct this Saturday despite Wise Counsellor and Ladkin rising to meet the challenge. Other contenders include My Play Wilder ness and Zev as Ladkin and Wise Counsellor are reported fit for the test.
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New York
Pop Athens Says on sports and publicity trends
The column riffs on civil war as outdoor sport, praises Connie Mack’s sandsetter system, and jokes about Abe Attell and Jack Dempsey. It notes new English heavyweights arriving, Florida publicity, and ski championships in Switzerland. It also rails about professional and amateur football profits and a St. Louis hitter driving in a dozen runs.
Ouimet Hunter Duel Highlights Amateur Championship Round
Francis Ouimet shot 75 in the qualifying half and Willie Hunter 73, with both posting 74 scores a day later. The pair met in the first round in Merion, as a strong field including Bobby Jones, Max Marston and Ham Gardner gathered for a feature match compraised by fighter versus stylist play.
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Ardmore
Francis Ouimet
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Ouimet
Hunter
Ouimet-Hunter
Bobby Jones
W. J. Thompson
Bob Gardner
Chicago
W. L. Hope
Max Marston
Cc. O. Healer
D. Clark
Corrran
Ham” Gardner
Buffalo
Chick Evans
Rudy Knepper
J. Wood Pratt
Cvent
Tony Torrance
Jones
Thompson
Platt-Torrance
Oulimet
Frances
Ted Ray
Harry Warddh
I, Louis
Huntler
Negotiations on Morocco Mining Concessions Deemed Illegal
Madrid reports a directory communique says British talks with Abdel Krim over mining concessions would violate international treaties and be illegal invalid under such agreements.
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Abdel Krim
Directory
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