Indians Remain in Race in a Thrilling 3 2 Victory
Cleveland Indians edge Chicago White Sox 3 2 in a tense pennant race battle. Stanley Coveleskie vs Red Faber in a pitching duel with key hits from Jamieson Sewell Gardner and Wamby. Indians take lead in fourth inning and hold on despite early Sox edge.
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Unclear baseball recap with mixed and garbled data
The excerpt shows a faulty box score with mentions of players Faber Johnson Sheely Coveleskie Mulligan Gardner Sewell Mulligan and Evans. It references a ninth inning appearance for Vuber and a Chicago game with sac flies and double plays but the details are too corrupted to determine exact events or outcomes.
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Boston College opener Vs Boston University
Boston College begins its football schedule today at University Heights against Boston University. BC fields three veterans Comerford Kelley Liston with Bill Hiberry at center in his first game and his brother at right guard. The line mixes experience and new recruits led by Kozlowski at right end. Cavanaugh’s backfield features Liston Darling Matthews and Patten at quarterback in his first major test.
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Carlyle cancels boxing tournament at Grand Opera House
The Carlyle A. C. canceled its boxing tourney at the Grand Opera House last night. Illness of two scheduled boxers led the club to call off the event rather than seek substitutes.
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Hard-Boiled Giant Fan Sees Babe Struck Out and World Series Hype
A garbled 1921 sports column riffs on the Indians Yankees and Babe Ruth with references to Tris Speaker Guilford and a New York World Series dream. It notes heavy press turnout and humorous asides about football boxing and boxing venue rules amid baseball praise.
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Yankees Do Not Clinch AL Pennant By Idle Day
Chicago September 30 The New York Yankees did not clinch the American league pennant by being idle today per William Harridge secretary to Ban Johnson. If Cleveland wins all its games and the Yankees lose their remaining two, first place could shift. The postponed Philadelphia game will be moved to New York as part of a double header since both teams are in New York tomorrow.
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Cardinals win on Hornsby day over Pirates 18 to 4
Hornsby Day highlighted a St Louis victory as Rogers Hornsby earned a homer two doubles and three runs scored. The celebration included two diamond rings from the Masonic Lodge and a Chamber of Commerce cuckpin plus Liberty bonds for a home purchase.
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Baseball in Brief Form with Scores
The report lists major league results including Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia and Boston games. It mentions matchups such as New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati and Boston at Brooklyn with several score numbers scattered throughout the text.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
York Today Must Be Played Off If Opportunity Arises
The Athletics are set to play in New York tomorrow and the manager will insist on observing the rules and staging a double header if the chance presents itself.
Lelivett Purchases Release From Omaha Club
Jack Lelivett first baseman announces purchase of release from the Omaha club of the Western League. Lelivett led the league in batting with 972 hits for a .418 average after the season just closed.
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Neb
Jack Lelivett
Lelivett
Mass Aggies Lose Collins to Illness
Amherst report states Herbert L. Collins, captain and star pitcher of the 1922 varsity baseball team and a key back, was stricken with appendicitis after returning from Arlington. He was taken to Springfield for immediate surgery, ending his role as a letterman and impacting the football squad’s plans.
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