Braves Ready to Muzzle the Cubs
The Braves face the Chicago Cubs in a five game series opening at Braves Field with Fred Mitchell’s team rested and ready. Chicago led by Reindeer Bill Killifer and Oscar Dagey arrives hoping to turn the tide after recent struggles and change in management.
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Rickard Buys Chi Coliseum for One Million
Tex Rickard the New York promoter has closed a deal to purchase the Chicago Coliseum for 1 million dollars. He plans a large swimming pool installation akin to that at Madison Square Garden and a syndicate including John Ringling may expand the concept to other major cities.
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Cy Simondinger faces rough play risk after summer brawl
Cy Simondinger, back with Worcester's Cy Simondinger, drew attention as a hard hitting athlete who starred in college baseball last spring. He reportedly fought in a Pottsville exhibition, slugging an opponent while also hitting home runs for the Cressona Tigers. Meanwhile the Yankees face critical exhibition games as they chase the pennant with possible impact from injuries. Tom Keady aims to lift Vermont football into prominence this fall after success at Lehigh.
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Indians Win Out On Free Passes
Cleveland defeats Chicago 3 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel as three consecutive walks by McSweeney in the second inning set up the needed runs. Eddie Collins of the White Sox injures his right ankle in pregame practice.
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Phillies Nip Giants 2-1 in Final Quaker Game of Season
Philadelphia edged New York 2 to 1 as Meadows pitched brilliantly and Kenethy hit safely four times in eight at bats over two games. Lebourveau collided with the wall but returned to play, Bancroft hit by a batted ball, and Barnes took the loss.
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