Brooklyn Seeks Pennant as NL Race Near Ends
Brooklyn leads the National League with a likely pennant outcome as Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore chase. The piece reviews Brooklyn’s season, the Orioles’ battles, and upcoming series with St Louis Chicago and Pittsburg while noting historical notes on Brooklyn’s earlier titles and prize incentives for players.
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National League
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Oolivida
I‘ke Hanlon
Ingr
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Senereas
Dahlens
Hanon
Bostons
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Baltimor
Washington
News
Pittsburgh
Philli3s
Alvision
Selee
Reds Sweep twin bill at Cincinnati with two wins
Cincinnati Reds won both games, 10 2 in Cleveland and 0 in Louisville, with Crawford making a fine impression as a new fielder. The first game was called in the seventh to permit Cleveland to catch a train.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Reds
Louisville
Crawford
Fistic Battle Preview Between Palmer and McGovern
Pedlar Palmer and Terry McGovern tout confidence ahead of their boxing match. Each fighter claims superior readiness and respect for the other, promising a great fight if both are in peak condition.
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Jerry McGovern
McGovern
Palmer
Buck's Reds Win Big As St. Louis, Cincinnati Tie For Fifth
In St Louis and Cincinnati standings St Louis and Cincinnati are tied for fifth. Joe Kelly missed first games of the season. Hugh Jennings acts as captain in his absence. News notes cover managers Brown and Tom planning for next season, player moves, and batting leaders with Burkett Delehanty Keeler in top slots.
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St. Louis
Buck’s
Reds
Cincinnati
Joe Kelly
Hugh Jennings
Kelly
Pulliam
Louisville
Brown
Springfield
Cremer
Harry Gleason
Tom
Pitteneer
Boston
Springfield Union
Jess ‘Burkett
Delehanty
Keeler
Hughes
Brooklyn
Heat
Young Donlin
Louis
McGraw
Freedman
Rogers
John T. Brush
Frank Robison
Jim Hart
New England Harness Meet Planned for October at Saugus Track
Manager Hitchings aims to close the light harness season with a two week meet at the popular Saugus track starting October 9. First week purses are 400 dollars with classes in trotting and pacing. second week purses drop to 300 dollars with a revised list of pacing and trotting events. Entries close September 28.
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W. F. Hitchings
New England
Bantam World Title Fight Set in New York Bout
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn and Pedlar Palmer of England prepare for the bantamweight international championship at Westchester A C in Tuckahoe beginning 3 30 pm. They contest a $10,000 purse with strong American betting favoring McGovern as fans expect a fast, hard fought bout. Palmer has backing from English fans and a prior six round draw with Dixon.
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England
Terry
New York
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Westchester A.C
Tuckahoe
Postman
McGovern
America
George Dixon
Madison Square Garden
Billy Plimmer
Billy Rotchfore
Ernie Stanton
Dave Sullivan
Dave Wallace
Johnny Murphy
Boxing America
Johnnie Ritchie
Sammy Kelly
Billy Barrett
Casper Leon
Patsy Haley
J. Bernstein
George Monroe
Vanderbilt Hotel
Marmaroneck
Watson
John Butler
Crescent A. C
Brockton
Butler
Buffalo
Rienzi A. C
Rochester
Boston
Kid Goulette
Jack McDonough
St. Paul
Steve O'Donnell
Kid McCoy
Iroadway A. C
Jack O’brien
Jim Gorman
Troy
Joe Gans
Martin Judge
Baltimore
Tommy West
Jack Stifft
Bobby Dobbs
Matty Mathews
Matty
Kid McPartland
Jack Daly
Kid Parker
Denver
Ignor Sant
Frank Bartley
Tim Callahan
Philadelphia
G. C
Jack Smith
Tom Cooney
Pelican A. C
Joe Cain
George McFadden
Shadow Morris
Op. F
Johnny Burns
Greenwood A. C
Billy Joh
Jack Ryan
Mike Sears
Yachting Fleet at Hull Caps Season With City Point Toll
A vast harbor gathering 250 yachts marked the end of the 9 season as the fleet sailed from Hull to City Point for the season’s final ceremony. The Little Peter led the line while mishaps occurred to Pilgrim and others. James Reagan’s Anita party rescued by life savers after a capsizing tender near East Fourth Street.
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Jameses
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Martin Gilerson
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Narrow Escape From Drowning Rescued by City Point Lifesavers
Through the prompt actions of two life-saving crew members off City Point, Arthur West of 162 Third Street South Boston was rescued from drowning early yesterday morning. Lifesavers Young West, James Brown, James Collins, James Fay and others aided in the incident.
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Boxing Gossip: Week Bouts Across Clubs and Cities
Boxing gossip lists weekly bouts by city and club with matchups including Terry McGovern versus Palmer at Westchester A C and Jack O'Brien against Jimmy Gorman in Troy. The piece notes Palmer McGovern interest and highlights Thursday’s card Andy Wetson vs John Butler among others.
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Jack O'Brien
Jimmy Gorman
Troy
Joe Gans
Martin Judge
Baltimore
Clarence Forbes
Kid McFadden
St. Louis
Andy Wetson
John Butler
Brockton
Steve O'Donnell
Soldier Wilson
Yonkers
Bobby Dobbs
Matty Mathews
Coney Island
Jim Ryan
Dan Murphy
Benny Leon
Lew Myers
Waterbury
Century bicycle event and races announced in city notes
The fourth annual century ride is set for Oct. 1 under C R C rules from Copley square with multiple pace divisions and a finish before 8 p m The souvenir awarded will be novel and valuable Entries may be made with W B Handy at 6 1/2 Tremont Street Also mentioned are a 25 mile race in Philadelphia and a proposed five mile pursuit with riders from South Boston Roxbury and other locales plus entry blanks for Taunton fair races in Sept 1922.
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Marcella Street
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Tremont Street
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West Somerville
Seaver
Dorchester Heights
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Crescent
William Lennon
Woodward Street
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Beachmont
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Cambridge
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Dorchester
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F. J. O'Brien
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Proctor Court
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Somerville
Murrays
Tigers
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Fort Hil
Woodwards
Aterts
St. Catharines
Riversides
Fast Boston
Crescent Reviews
Somercille
Mike
Brookline
Emmetts
Cite
W. J. Broderick
Centre Street
Fairrounts
Labor Day
Fort Hills
Seavers
Somervilles
Boston Elevated Street Railway
N. A. Trask
North Point
Ear House
W. B. Handy
Providence
State Highway Commission
Copley Square
Philadelphia
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Waltham
Harry Caldwell
Pierce
Henshaw
Kent
Michael Griffin
Jack Haley
Third Street
Willin
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Ike
Taunton Fair
George W. Seeley
Box 302
Tauno
Century Road Club riders pace long Boston Century ride
The event drew 110 starters for a 100 mile Boston run on a Providence course with Frank Parnham setting a record for the most riders on a century. W B Handy rode a 150 inch geared bike and Eddie Reardon completed the course again as many riders from out of town joined local clubs like the Tiger Roadsters for a dusty, fast day.
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Frank L. Parnham
Providence
W. B. Handy
Eddie Reardon
Roxbury
W. F. Murphy
Utica Street
Mr. Parnham
W.G. Potter
A. D. C. Newcomb
W. F. Dimock
J. H. Wallace
George L. Harris
Worcester
Pacers
John Early
EB. J. Walsh
C.H W. Burnham
W. G. Hussey
F. W. Halsey
C. J. Copeland
Quincy Kilby
W. B. Johnson
C. H. Tibbetts
G. BE. Powers
James E. Lee
J. C. Baglee
J. B. Smith
W. B. Martin
C. F. Malley
Wayne H. North
F. H. Tupper
EB. J. Norris
John Grime
J. B. Stone
F. Murphy
Boston
H. G. Pfaff
C.lovejoy
H. A. Richardson
E. M. Drake
Roslindale
A. L. Keller
East Somerville
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S. K. Billings
Newtonville
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Peabody
E. A. Burns
L. P. Thomas
F. L. Leighton
Salem
J. E. Farrell
West Newton
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R. E. White
Holbrook
John Kittrell
J. Dieckfost
P. F. Brady
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RK. C. Johnson
Medford
Franklin Mann
West Medford
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Final Week of Races at Combination Park Card
This week features the last races at Combination Park with two events nightly. A cnecial trot or pace will be paired with a running race on each program.
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