Fourteen innings decide Red Sox victory over Browns in St Louis
In a 14 inning seesaw, the Boston Red Sox beat the St Louis Browns 5 to 4 at Sportsman Park. Hooper drove Meyers home with a key sacrifice fly as Meyers raced home after a walk. Gedeon, Menosky and Sisler starred with hits and speed on the bases in a tense late contest.
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Browns
Sportsman Park
Hooper
Johnny Robin
Elmer Meyers
Barrow
Menosky
Vitt
Austin
Boston
Gedeon
Sisler
Schang
Scott
Smith
Garber
Ustin
Brady
McNally
Myers
Rayne
Burwell
Bayne
Williams
Barne
Losingitcher
Hildebrand
Priarty
Bill Burwell
Boston Menosky
Eeenee AB. R. BH
Apne
Paschal
Teense
Tevane Hendryx
Ie Tobin
Severeid
Joe i Bayne
Devessis
Meyers
Sox
Clevelands
Brown
Burke
Tribe
George Sisler
Brownies
Bill Bayne
Southpaw
Gerber
Eese
Endryx
Meyers Baffles Browns as Sox Rally Unearths Win
The White Sox acquire Meyers via waiver from Cleveland and overpower the Browns after the third inning. Sisler belts a warning double for St Louis, while Meyers Cobbled late support to erase a 4 2 deficit, with Sox taking the lead in the eighth and sealing the win after Schang's three bagger.
Banner Year for BC in Track Sport
Boston College figures a banner track year as Jack Ryder and Captain Joe Sullivan visit University Heights. With the fall season near, Walter Downey and Jake Driscoll plan to return from the Olympic trip to aid coaching. Freshman speedsters include Clarence Archibald of Brookline High.
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Jack Ryder
Joe Sullivan
Boston College
University Heights
Maroon and Gold
Walter Downey
Jake” Driscoll
Clarence Archibald
Brookline High School
Caryle Club Plans First Boxing Show at Grand Opera House
The Caryle A. C. announces its debut boxing event at the Grand Opera House on Monday night Sept. 27 after receiving permission to act and posting the required bond under the new boxing law.
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Caryle A. C
Grand Opera House
Winchester Country Club Open Tournament Schedule
The Winchester Country Club hosts a three day open tournament Wednesday to Friday. Other golf events include the Albermarle Open on Friday and Saturday and the Merrimac Valley tournament on the same days.
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Winchester Country Club
Indians Look For Amateur Championship Bostons Balancing Act
The North End Indians claim the amateur championship of Greater Boston and plan to meet top amateur teams. Charles Banks and Rainsford Island boys will be given preference. Telephone 5:30 to 6:39 2693-M Richmond or write Addie DeMarco 9 Noyes Place Boston.
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North End
Boxing Commission Takes Control of Referee Assignments
The boxing commission will assign referees and judges for all bouts and prohibit promoter influence. Officials must keep assignments confidential until bout day, with state police as deputies at matches. Licenses for referees judges and timekeepers were issued. physicians will screen boxers for heart and lung health and bar any in poor condition. Non resident licenses set for various roles with fees.
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Boxing Commission
Yisit
Daniel W.lance
Armory
Massachusetts
Joe O’connor
Charlestown
Arena A
John Flaherty
Jash Sheehan
Noah Perry
George Freeman
Nap Levine
Patsy
Downey
M. Cullen
T. Murray
F. Barrett
Jerry Moore
Hughey Winters
Daniel Carroll
Herman Nickerson
Pat Moran
John McGaw
Mike Winston
H. L. Hathaway
W. J. Carter
Dennis White
George Gilbody
John Donovan
H. S. Hathaway
Thomas Roche
George W. Muttart
Reds Jolt Phillies End Six-Game Slide
Philadelphia snapped a six game skid by beating Cincinnati 6 to 2. Rixey limited the visitors to two runs while delivering a homer into center field. Wrightstone also homered, with Rawlings and Mensel contributing long hits.
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Cincinnati
Rixey
Wrightstone
Rawlings
Mensel Ikewise
Pruladelpala
Paulette
Trawtings
Williams
Mensel Tletcher
Lebhourveau
PO. A .K
Danbert
Seemee
Roueh
Munean
Nonte
Eller, Allen
Wright
Flete
Plese Williams
Withrow
Fletcher
Baces
Copvires
Moran
Rigler
Boston University Football Squad Rounds Into Shape
The BU football team, led by captain Moose Washburn and manager Stanley Heath, trains daily at Tech field as they prepare for the Sept 25 opener against Maine Orono. Most of last year’s lettermen return, with about 60 new candidates joining the squad.
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Boston University
University of Maine At
Orono
Percy Wendell
Harvard
Tech
Moose Washburn
College of Business Administration
Stanley Heath
Giants Shut Out Cardinals 7-0 in New York
In New York on September 13 the Giants defeated St Louis 7 to 0. New York scored in the second inning with five hits including a triple and a homer, aided by two walks and a sacrifice fly for six runs. St Louis used two new pitchers who limited the scoring to one run via a double steal by Young and King.
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St. Louis
Giants
Doak
Young
King
R. BH
Burns
See
Walker
Eeere
Bancroft
Seeeee
Frisch
Kelly
Kive
Ae Griffin
Devrie
Grimes
Snyder
Toney
Sneer
H. TB. PO
ST Louis
Shotton
Shotton, R F Waeee Fournier
Stock
Hornsby
McHenry
Lavan
Heathcote
Clemons
Crevenbeck
Dork
P&chilte Srott
Lyons
Fournier
Scott
Smith
Doyle
Young Ifices
Bates
Balle-—O Doak
Scott Lyons
Wit
tcer—Doak
McCormick Farrison
Indians Beat A's 8 to 2 For Second Win
Cleveland wins 8 to 2 over Philadelphia to take a two game lead in the series. Naylor struggled until the fifth when Cleveland tied the game with three consecutive hits. The decisive run came in the sixth inning on Speaker and Gardner singles and a Perkins error. Coveleskie shut down Philadelphia after the first inning.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Naylor
Speaker
Gardner
Perkins
Coveleskie
Georges Carpentier Vows To Beat Levinsky In America
European heavyweight champion Georges Carpentier arrived in New York angry at sport writers who mocked his Hollywood image. He pledged to defeat Battling Levinsky on October 12 to prove his boxing skill and said he will not act in another film until after the Dempsey bout.
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New York
United News
Georges Carpentier
Europe
la Lorraine
America
Georges
Jack Dempsey
North Pole
Levinsky
St. Paul
Samosets Seek Twilight Games For 12 15 Year Olds
Somerville group Samoset A A seeks Saturday afternoon matches for 12 to 15 year old teams with Brookline Paine newsboys or Chelsea Y M H A Irs. Call or write J J Galvin 154 Glen Street Somerville telephone 6548 M Somerville.
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Somerville
Desire Twilight
Ww. D. Paine Newsboys
Brookline
Chelsea
J. J. Galvin
Glen Street
M. Somerville
Manson Wins Donovan Cup at Belmont Springs
Ernest Manson posted a gross 87 to capture the Donovan Cup for the best gross by a Bay State Automobile Association member at Belmont Springs Country Club. Eddie Sears had best net 87 12 75, Canterbury second net, Blanchard and Teele tied for third. Guests: Marden low gross 88, Lt Eddie Vail best net 93 18 75.
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Bay State Automobile Association
Belmont Springs Country Club
Ernest Manson
Joseph S. Donovan
Eddie Sears
George Canterbury
Crow Point
William Blanchard
H. R. Teele
H. H. Marden
Eddie Vail
Backfield Formations Hopeful For Cavanaugh Lineup
At University Heights yesterday Coach Cavanaugh organized a lineup in a grass drill. He picked a line and tested several sets of backs using last season’s formations during the afternoon practice.
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University Heights
Cavanaugh
Boston College linemen and backfield look strong for season
Captain Urbach and teammates study a heavy line with five of seven over six feet tall and averages near 185 pounds. Cavanaugh's backfield groups show weight gains over last fall, suggesting BC will be stronger and faster this season. Dullea filled Jack Heaphy’s center berth as Heaphy rested.
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Urbach
Tony Comerford
Ngs
Frank Morrissey
Dave Mullen
George Kelley
Jimmy Doyle
Cullen
B. C
Jack Heaphy
Foye
McCloskey
Cavanagh
Boston College
Tommy Swann
Bill Kelleher
Jimmy Fitzpatrick
Liston
Mathews
Dunbar
Cavanaugh
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Dullea
Heaphy
No Tickets on Sale for Army Navy Game
West Point N Y Sept 18 Distribution of tickets for the Army Navy football game this fall will be through the athletic associations of the United States Military and Naval Academies Major Philip Hayes said no seats will be sold at the New York National Baseball Club offices. Requests for Army Athletic Association tickets must be filed before November 1. Kempf worked at quarterback and Phil Corrigan was not yet at the Heights but expected to report soon as schoolboy stars from last year bid for the berth.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military and Naval Academies
Philip Hayes
Hayes
New York National Baseball Club
Army Athletic Association
Kempf
Phil Corrigan
New Bedford Fight Delayed Again As Delmont Misses License
The New Bedford bout between Frankie Britt and Gene Delmont was postponed again after Delmont failed to reach Boston in time to obtain a license today. Arena A. A. officials cited the reason for the delay as Delmont's tardy arrival.
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New Bedford
Frankie Britt
Gene Delmont
Memphis
Arena A. A
Delmont
Boston
All Stars Defeat New Haven in Benefit Game
An all star team beat the New Haven pennant winners 4 to 2 in seven innings to aid Hartford pitcher Bigil Adams who is seriously ill at home. The charity event was staged in New Haven, Conn., on September 13.
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Conn
Allstar
New Haven
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Dutch) Hoffman
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