Indians Rally Past Griffs for 3rd Straight Win
Cleveland defeats Washington 7 to 5 in a wild American League contest. Caldwell pitched masterly as Indians capitalize on Washington errors to secure the lead in the seventh and never relinquish it. Shanks and J ONeill pace the visitors with key hits while Graney drives in the decisive runs. Approximately 20,000 fans attend at Cleveland.
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White Sox Hit Bam Ruthless Sox Rally Past Yankees 15 9
In Chicago on Sept 18 the White Sox crushed the Yankees 15 to 9 to move into second place. Eddie Cicotte pitched well after early help from Collins Risberg and Jackson as the Sox rapped 21 hits led by Weaver Felsch and Collins. Ruth went homerless for the third straight day.
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Tomorrow's New England AAU meeting to shape boxing affairs
Arthur Duffey notes the N E A B A U meeting will discuss governance and New England boxing clubs. He recalls past heated sessions and warns officials to act on New York tensions and overseas treatment of New England athletes. He predicts a busy, contentious assembly with many clubs entering under the legalized plan.
Olympic echoes and boxing plans cloud New York sports scene
Loren Murchison criticizes officials after a controversial Antwerp sprint trial while New York boxing promoters push two big heavyweight mills. A. G. Hill is hailed as a logical miler to beat his brother’s record, and optimism grows for the upcoming college football season with fewer injuries. The American Olympic homecoming parade is planned for October 2 in New York, though turnout may be wary due to past treatment.
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Antwerp
Charley Paddock
Paddock
Levinsky-Carpentier
Brooklyn
Dempsey-Bennan
Madison Square
New York
New York Boxing Commission
A. B. George
W. G George
A. G. Hill
George
Hill
Cleveland club makes offer for St. Joseph shortstop
Report from St. Joseph states the Cleveland club offered to hire Shortstop Manager Johnny Keller from the St. Joseph team. The St. Joseph club could not spare him and the proposition was refused.
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Heould
Boston University Eleven Rapidly Whipp ed Into Shape
Boston University football coach Percy Wendell trains a large turnout as last year’s lettermen return with four missing. Harvard alumni Douglas Lawson helps coach. Daily practice at Tech field builds for the season opener against Maine in Orono, with Moose Washburn captain and Stanley Heath manager.
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Wendell
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Orono
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College of Business Administration
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Brookline Newsboys Dominate Local Youth Football Scene
The Brookline newsboys, a team of W. D. Paine’s newsboys, practice daily at Tech Field Brookline after school. They beat Suffolk School for Boys at Rainsford Island last week and previously won Brookline’s playground championship. They face Wilson newsboy of the West End next Sunday for the 14 year old news boys championship of Greater Boston.
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Greater Boster
Veteran Major League Pitcher and Conductor Dies
CINCINNATI Sept. 18 Charles M Eden veteran railroad conductor and former National League pitcher died at his home He had been a conductor on the Four 88 years and pitched for Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Cleveland
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