Philadelphia blanked Cleveland 4 0 in pennant bid clash
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 at Philadelphia as Dygert shut out the visitors with strong pitching. The win keeps the Phillies close in the American League pennant race while Detroit's win over Washington maintains the standings. Home team had 8 000 in attendance and built its lead with timely hits from Oldring Schreck and Hartsel and solid defense behind Dygert.
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Washington
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Hinchman
Birmingham
Murphy
Davis
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Rhoades
Hartsel
Nichols
Seybold
Flick
Oldring
Schreck
Gles. Nichols
Nicholls
Detroit Takes Games From Washington 5 3
Detroit retains its pennant lead with a 5 to 3 win over Washington. Cobb, Coughlin, and Ganley paced a late rally in the sixth as Detroit broke a 3 1 deficit, with Shipke notable for a one hand stop. Johnson pitched for Washington, Siever for Detroit, in a game marked by erratic fielding.
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Rossman
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D. Jones
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O'Brien
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Sports and cultural notes mix as readers urged to submit names
A long dialogue touches on an American citizen missing Homeric details in a Pennsylvania village, a collector seeking the same, and currents of football and baseball. It muses on Detroit Chicago schedules, suggests literary options, calls for equitable loyalties among golf and baseball fans, and jokes about C Comiskey and Philadelphia sports fame amid a Swedish challenge for a yachting trophy.
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Football Games Scheduled Today Across Multiple Colleges
Harvard meets Bowdoin in Cambridge while Yale plays Wesleyan in New Haven. Dartmouth faces Vermont in Hanover and Brown meets Massachusetts Agricultural in Providence. Norwich hosts All Stars in White River Junction and Cornell plays Hamilton in Ithaca. Franklin Field hosts U of P against Villanova in Philadelphia. Carlisle faces Susquehanna in Carlisle and Annapolis meets Western Maryland in Annapolis. Exeter plays Williston in Exeter with Somerville High at Groton. Roxbury High hosts Allen School in Newton as Roxbury Latin plays Milton Academy in Milton. Dedham meets Mechanic Arts in Middleboro and Ydleboro plays Wareham. St Mark's vs Worcester High in Southboro.
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Bowdoin
Cambridge
Yale
Wesleyan
New Haven
Dartmouth
University of Vermont
Hanover
Exeter
Williston
Somerville High
Groton
Roxbury High
Allen School
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Roxbury Latin
Milton Academy
Milton
Dedham High
Mechanic Arts
Iddleboro
Dleboro
Wareh High
Wareham
St. Mark’s
Worcester High
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Harvard Bowdoin clash at Soldiers Field notes
Football notes report Harvard vs Bowdoin at Soldiers Field at 4 p.m. with focus on forward passes and onside kicks coached by Crane. Seven eastern Mass games on tap. Georgetown captain Dutcher sidelined with a shoulder injury. Penn faces Villa Nova after a 10 6 win.
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Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Crane
Massachusetts
Princeton
Dutcher
Georgetown
Indians
Villa Nova
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Penn
New York Team Seizes Lead After Season-Ending Loss
Chicago club loses chance at pennant as defeat undermines its title push. Local league update notes tense race with New York club gaining slim advantage heading into final stretch.
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York
Chicago
Boston Baseball Notes From A World Series Tilt
Lord excels at bunting and fielding while Joe Harris recovers form. Donovan has defeated the Athletics this year except Monday. Bailey from Austin South Texas league is hailed as a top find with teammate McGill. Sheridan eyed for world series though Boston form wavers. Ferris slumps though Beaumont keeps hitting. Lefties dominate Boston Americans this season. Young and Whalhy threaten in post season for Barrett and Congalton. Carl Johnson New York.
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Boston
Joe Harris
Bill
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St. Louis
Austin
McGill
Austin Bunch
Sheridan
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Ferris
Beaumont
Boston Americans
Young
Wlaherty
Barrett
Congalton
Howe Ferris
Carl Johnson
New York
Flashing and San Francisco Boxers in Historic Pairings
Annals of Sport notes a six round draw between Charlie Mitchell and William Sheriff in Flashing KE. It records Hanlon born in San Francisco, Kilrain arriving to meet Jem Smith in England, McGovern beating Reagan in Brooklyn, Yanger knocking out Carney in Chicago, Goodman and Kelly drawing in Cambridge, and a 1906 Lima trotting record set by George G. on a half mile track.
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Charlie Mitchell
William Sheriff
Charles Walter
Iddie’) Hanlon
San Francisco
Jake Kilrain
England
Jem Smith
Brooklyn
Terry McGovern
Jack Hreagan
Chicago
Benny Yanger
Tipton
Jim Carney
Cambridge
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Kelly
Belmont Track
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Lima
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Tenney Loses Again in National Matchups
National sports brief notes Tenney losing again with Boston at St Louis Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. The short roundup lists outcomes across multiple games, highlighting Tenney’s continued defeat in this slate.
Schedule of 5 NBA games across major cities
Five matchups listed: St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington. Matches indicate regional league play with prominent teams visiting each other across the circuit.
Boston Americans Suffer Gaps Behind Major League Leaders
Fragmentary box score notes show the Boston Americans as several games behind Detroit and Philadelphia with additional gaps behind Chicago Cleveland New York and St Louis. The text references standings and a lead over Washington amid obscured figures.
Gans Quits Ring For Good
Joe Gans turns over the lightweight championship to George Memsic after announcing his retirement from boxing. The two fighters met in a recent bout with Memsic believed to be a worthy successor, and Memsic promised to give future black challengers a fair chance to win the title.
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Cal
Joe Gans
George Memsic
Chicago
Gans
Memsic
Joe
St Louis Beats Boston in Opening Series Game
Wild Bill Bailey, 18, from the South Texas League, outpitched Boston as St Louis won the opener. Boston managed five scratches, with Parent’s sixth inning double the lone bright spot. Harris’s fielding and Wallace’s steady shortstop defense highlighted the Browns victory.
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Harrison Wallace
Lord
Walsh Wins at Chelsea Intercity Boxing Show
Low turnout at Winnisimmet A. C. Chelsea as three preliminaries all went to New York opponents. Main event pitted Jimmy Walsh of Boston against Babe Cullen of New York with Walsh dominating the bout.
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Jimmy Walsh
Babe Cullen
New York
Boston
Eddie Myers
Joe Wagner
St Louis Nationals Extend Hitting Streak Against Boston
The St. Louis Nationals beat Boston 2 to 1, marking their 11th straight win over Boston. Frock pitched a no hit game after the first inning.
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St. Louis Nationals
Boston
Frock
Chicago Edges New York in 11 Innings for Win
Chicago and New York played a pitching duel with Fraser Lundgren and Mathewson allowing two hits for New York. Chicago tied in the ninth and won in the 11th with a two base hit by Chance. Tinker was ejected by Umpire Rigler in the ninth.
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Salvidere Sets Brighton Beach Track Record in Cup Prelim
Salvidere won the cup preliminary at 1 1 2 miles at Brighton Beach setting a new track record of 2 30 4 5. Ballot led early but Salvidere surged to win by six lengths as jockey W Doyle rode Voorhees, who stumbled and fell at the start, suffering injuries possibly fatal.
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Salvidere
Brighton Beach
Goodrich
Chicago
Ballot
Dartmouth moves to oust McCarthy from baseball
Dartmouth disqualified nearly the entire varsity nine for summer baseball, and coach Thomas I McCarthy will not be re engaged. The athletic council hints at responsibility for the weak professional spirit, with a push for a graduate system of coaching.
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Thomas I’. McCarthy
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Athletic Council
W Scott Sanford Dies At Providence Home Athlete
Providence October 1 W Scott Sanford a well known athlete died at his home in this city today.
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Providence
R. I
W. Scott Sanford
Vanishing Fleets—Morton’s War Tale Returns Next Sunday
The Post Magazine reveals the second instalment of Roy Morton’s dramatic story about a fictional war between the United States and Japan. The continuation promises more high tension action and geopolitical intrigue.
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Roy Morton
United States
Japan
Post
Wollaston Golf Club Opens Fall Meet Today
The Wollaston Golf Club starts a two day fall meeting with a handicap medal for individuals and a Wollaston cup for the top 16 gross scores. Thursday features a four player team event for Massachusetts club members of the M G A with best gross and net prizes. A strong field is anticipated with many entrants already listed.
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Massachusetts
Philadelphia Team Rout of Pittsburg in Big Defeat
In a lopsided early season game Philadelphia failures met Pittsburg as Pittsburgers hammered 95 to 12. The Philadelphia club, facing three pitchers, managed only 19 hits and fell far behind the fast scoring Pittsburg lineup.
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Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn Amid Muted Errors
Cincinnati won over Brooklyn with costly misplays by the visitors. Ewing starred with on base impact, helping secure the victory in a tense matchup.
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Brooklyn
Ewing
Melrose and Stoneham Play Goalless High School Football
Melrose High and Stoneham High opened the season at Pine Banks Field with a 0 0 tie after two 15 minute halves. Captain Sam Acres praised his squad while both teams produced snappy plays under the new rules with no accidents.
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Local Football Clubs Seek Practice Matches by Weight
The Sullivan A. A. seeks 100 105 pound teams for games with contact details in 95 Milk Street city. The Randolph Club seeks Saturdays matches for 150 160 pound teams with contact at Randolph. Lincoln A. A. seeks 110 pound opponents with contact in Somerville. Roslindale unit seeks 130 pound opponents with full expenses. contact H Richenburg Roslindale. Newton Lincoln A. A. seeks 131 pound opponents with half expenses. contact Michael Cavanaugh Newton.
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Newton High defeats Needham High 12 to 0 in one-sided game
Newton High School blanked Needham High 12 to 0 at Cedar Street grounds. Buck Donahue led the winners with a kickoff return and two goal from touchdowns while ONeil Chandler and Allen starred. Needhamcould not sustain a drive beyond a first down in the 25 minutes of play.
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Harvard Starts Rowing Season on Charles River
Harvard oarsmen opened fall rowing with three eights on the Charles under Coach Wray. Varsity was led by Eliot Bacon with Sargent at bow as Blagden cox. practice runs daily through mid November amid choppy conditions.
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