Doping the World Series V Shortstops Bancroft Scott debated
A detailed comparison of Philadelphia's Bancroft and Boston's Scott, focusing on their defensive skills and infield teamwork. The piece notes Bancroft's rapid rise from the Coast League, his speed and hitting, and Scott's refined fielding, training under Wagner, Gardner, Serkea, and Barry. It singles out Bancroft as a premier rookie and discusses how both players contribute to their teams' pennant chances.
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Serkea
Jack Barry
Warner
Philadelphia
Busher
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Moran
Red Sox cinch pennant as Detroit falters in pennant race
Boston clinches American League flag after Detroit loss to St Louis leaves the Tigers with two games left and the Red Sox seven. Analysis notes Scott Bancroft and Jack Barry in key defensive and batting roles, detailing base running, throw timing, and pitching matchups as Boston nears the championship in 1915.
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Jack Barry
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Dick Jemison to Detail World Series Coverage Again
The announcer will relay the American League and Federal League games from key sites as Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh and Newark compete. Jemison plans direct ballpark wires to Atlanta with his scoreboard in operation and instant play-by-play for fans, with complete details to follow.
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Browns Beat Tigers 8 to 2 as Weisman Dominates
In Detroit, September 3, the Browns defeated the Tigers 8 to 2. Weisman earned his eighth win of the year, aided by three Detroit errors. St Louis, already champions, benefited from a late rally. five hits and a walk produced five runs in the 11th. Details show St Louis 000 500 003 8 Detroit 002 600 090 26. Batteries Wellman Agnew Dauss Baker. Also, Athletics 4 Senators 3. Sherman credited with victory over Washington 4 to 3, aided by timely hits. Final lines show Philadelphia 090 111 9 14-8 0, Washington 100 000 002-3. Batteries Sherman Perkins Harper Bochling Williams. Only two scheduled.
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Washington
Sherman
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Perkins
Harper
Georgia v Dehlonega at Athena Aggies Austin at College Sta
Transylvania v KOMI at Lexington Minsieippi v Jonesboro at Oxford.
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Georgia Tackles Dahlonega Today
Athens Sept 20 Special The Red and Black football team under Coach Cunniaghee and Assistant Coosch Dave Paddock prepares for the second game of the season. The Dahlonega match with North Georgia Agricultural College is moved to Friday to accommodate South Georgia visitors. Virginia game shifted to Atlanta due to field readiness. Grand stand additions near doubling capacity progress for completion by mid October.
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Dave Paddock
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Giants Beat Dodgers 9 2 in One-Sided Start to Series
Giants shut out the Dodgers 2 to 0 while Pfeffer allowed four hits. Tesreau struggled earlier, but Brooklyn never scored. Pittsburgh doubled St Louis 6 to 5 in ten innings as Roche’s 9th inning triple sparked the comeback and Viox delivered the go ahead hit. Cincinnati toppled Chicago 7 to 3 as Groh sparked a late rally and Williams scored on errors. Boston took an easy win over Philadelphia 9 to 7 with timely hitting and strong pitching by Hughes.
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Snyder
Newark Wins Two In Federal League Doubleheader
Newark takes both ends of a Federal League doubleheader in Baltimore, 3 1 in game one and 5 1 in game two, with Kaiserling and Reulbach strong on the mound. Pittsburg maintains lead by beating Chicago 6 4, Buffalo edge Brooklyn 3 2, and St Louis climbs to second with a 4 2 win over Kansas City as Plank and Johnson deliver solid pitching.
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Owens
All Second Round Matches Completed in City Golf Championship
Four players remain in the first flight of the second annual city golf championship. Semi final rounds and second flight matches near completion with results listed: Adair, Root, and Jones advance in various flights. Finals scheduled for Sunday night.
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Perry Adair
D_ E. Root
Bob Jones
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Mutch
Shelts
Views on the Cotton Market Storms and Prices
The article reports mixed cotton market movements amid a gulf storm and heavy rainfall. Southern inventories show hope of higher prices as crop size is deemed small. European markets in Liverpool and Chicago quotes reflect volatility with occasional rallies and declines, while analysts predict longer holding of cotton by farmers for higher future values.
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Wheat market surges as September futures spike
In Chicago trading September wheat option prices jumped sharply as short sellers faced losses. Nearly one million bushels of September delivery were bought near the top amid dwindling offers. December and May wheat futures eased little, while corn rose modestly and oats dipped. Export firms profited from the late rally as bulls eyed limited supplies.
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