Pitching Dominates World Series Outlook Across Teams
The article argues pitching is the decisive factor in the world series, highlighting Cleveland’s struggles, Bagby’s brainy style, and varied staffs of the Yankees, White Sox, Giants, Dodgers, and others. It notes Dinneen’s views on Cleveland, Dinneen’s dual role as pitcher and umpire, and outlines the strength of each club’s rotation and key pitchers. It concludes Brooklyn, New York, Cleveland, and Cincinnati as top contenders, with Brooklyn and New York strongest entering the series.
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Reds
Bill Dineen
Pittsburg
Boston
Dineen
Bill
Cleveland
Dinneen Beiieves
Indians
Speaker
Cavaleakie
Jim Bagby
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Ray Caldwell
Caldwell
Walter Johnson
Guy Morton
New York Yankees
Bob Shawkey
Carl Mays
Jack Quinn
Shawkey
Mays
Yankees
Rip” Collins
George Mogridge
Thormahlien
Collins
Chicago White Sox
Cicotte
Faber
Williams
Kerr
McGraw
Nehf
Barnes
Benton
Toney
Douglas
Brooklyn
Grimes
Pfeffer
Marquard
Mamaux
Cadore
Smith
Dodgers
Ruether
Ester
Luque
Fisner
Ring
New York
Boxing at Scenic Temple Tonight Pro Card Set
Boxing fans will see three 10 round bouts and a six round opener at Scenic Temple tonight for the Commonwealth A. A. show. Frank Billo faces Frankie Quill in the final while Tilo must win to reach the main event. Noonan meets Watlin in the runner-up and Carson battles Bova in the other pairing. Advance reservations available during the day.
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Commonwealth A. A
Scenic Temple
Frank Billo
North End
Frankie Quill
Brockton
Tilo
Quill
Johnny Noonan
Tony Watlin
Lawrence
Tommy Carson
Phil Bova
West End
Upsets Mark Open Golf Match Play Rounds
In Woodland Open match play, J J Lowe upset J S Burns in the morning, then fell to A P Wade on the 20th hole. Guilford beat G Folin while L B Paton edged W A Whitcomb, and W E Smith led toward a possible final with Guilford. Semis set: Guilford vs Wade and Smith vs H S writer.
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Scandals and thrown games roil early baseball era notes
A jumbled column reviews 1919 1920 baseball scandals and gambling concerns. It cites bookies fixing games with mentions of White Sox Phillies and A's while referencing Jack Johnson and prison for boxing. The piece links Democratic headquarters to suspicions and pokes fun at media and fans amid a chaotic sports climate.
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White Sox
Phillies
Newsboys Play for 14 Year Old Baseball Title
The WTD Paine Newsboys of Brook Line and the Wilson Newsboys of the West End meet for the 14 year old Greater Bowe tom championship at Randolph Street Playground at 2 pm today. Park officials issued a special permit and Groundkeeper John McEliney vows the diamond will be in top order for the likely keen contest.
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Paine Newsboys
Brookline
Wilson Newsboys
West End
Greater Bowe
Randolph Street
Park and Recreation Department
John McEliney
Pirates Trim Cards 12 To 7 In Pittsburg
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 12 to 7 in a free hitting game. Umpires officiated as players and crowd details are sparse. A death is noted as Dinow died in Belle Vg, New York area.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cross Country Practice Gathers Nearly Ten in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire on September 4, nearly ten men reported for areas country practice in response to a call issued by Coach Harry Hilkman. The workout marks the start of the squad’s season as athletes converge to prepare for upcoming meets.
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Manover
N. H
Harry Hilkman
Harvard Play H C in Stadium
Harvard and Holy Cross meet in a big league football opener this afternoon at three in the Stadium. Thousands of Purple graduates travel to Cambridge to boost the Worcester college’s endowment drive while cheering their alma mater against the Fishermen.
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Worcester College
Cambridge
Indians Increase Race Lead In Great American League Standings
Cleveland moved ahead of Chicago by game and a half as New York split with Washington. With nine games left for Cleveland and Chicago six, the Yankees’ title chances dim. The final outlook shows Cleveland needing six wins in nine to clinch while Chicago would need to lose six of nine, with both teams still in the race. Brooklyn and the Giants face remaining schedules as Brooklyn begins a five game series with New York while the Giants have eight games left.
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Washington
Yankees
W. I
W. LL
Brooklyn
Giants
Detroit Tigers Bat Past St. Louis with 16 Runs
Detroit defeated St. Louis 16 to 8 in a batting spree at home. The Tigers collected 18 hits off three St. Louis pitchers, including five doubles, two triples and a home run. Crumpler allowed 13 hits with two triples and two home runs, both by Jacobson.
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St. Lewis
St. Louis
Crumpler
Jacobson
Young
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Cruumpier
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Mack's Elephants Rampage at Fenway in Slugfest Win
Connie Mack's Athletics staged a fierce offensive outpouring at Fenway Park, collecting 14 hits with half going for extra bases. Cy Perkins and Joe Dugan delivered go ahead doubles in the ninth as the Athletics edged the Red Sox 10 to 9 to claim the victory.
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Connie’ Mack
Fenway Park
Herbie Pennock
Benny Karr
Barrow
Red Sox
Cy Perkins
Joe Dugan
Mack
Dugan and Perkins Shine as Athletes Stir A’s Season
In a tense game the A s showcase Dugan a Holy Cross alumnus who hit three doubles and Perkins from Gloucester who hit a decisive two base drive after a costly error by himself. Naylor started on the hill against Pennock, Barrows and Rob Merl. Clarence Walker led the Mack bats with three hits while Hub Folks and Barry Hooper appeared in key moments. The Sox rallied late but the A s eked out the win as Rommel steadied the mound and the score remained tight throughout the matchup.
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Dugan
Holy Cross
Perkins
New
Tillie Walker
Scott
Jack Naylor
Pennock
Sox
Karl
Barrows
Naylor
Rommel
Clarence Walker
Macks
Barrow
Ray Grimes
Paschal
Harry Hooper
Barry Hooper
Hiller
Bert Chaplin
Baseball and gridiron notes from a rugged day in sports
The report lists American League and National League schedules with scattered game notes. It mentions players used as substitutes and baserunning details, along with a Rutgers football tidbit about Sandy Sanford planning another strong team after a prior retirement announcement. Attendance noted as 1000.
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George Foster Sanford
Sandy
Rutgers
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