Boxing Gossip Promises 12 Round Feature At Athol
At Athol tonight a box tournament is staged by the local Legion. Tony Watlin of Brighton and K O Brennan of Charlestown lead a 12 round feature bout. Jamaica Kid skirmish plans falter as Young Johnson notes Dempsey lure. Various Boston area boxers and managers are active with matches set for Framingham and Cambridge.
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Tigers Close Home Season With Win Over Cleveland
Detroit finished its home schedule by beating Cleveland 9 to 5. Cold weather and poor pitching led to a hitting spree, as the Tigers wrapped up the season on a high-scoring note.
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New Champs Get a Tumble in Chicago Defeat
Chicago fell 8 to 1 to St. Louis as the new American League champions squandered chances with runners on base. The infield and outfield misplayed several opportunities in the late innings.
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St. Louis
World series writers and experts clash with the press
The piece humorously contrasts ball players with baseball writers as editors set ground rules for the world series. It notes high pay per word, fines, and the colorful roster of writers and pundits including Mat Poran Edouard Kollinsky Garry Herrmann A. E. Fullerbull and U. E. Fullerbull.
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Matchups Set for Boston Washington Detroit Chicago Series
Boston plays Washington as Whitadelphia clashes with New York and Detroit heads to Chicago in upcoming basketball action. Strong teams and venues await decisive regular season games.
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National Games Schedule Indianapolis Midwest Clash
National events list matchups: New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati with games across major cities. Sets the slate for regional showdowns and travel.
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Textile School seeks away game on October four
The Textile School football team will play an away game on October four and will cover full expenses for the visiting team. Interested parties should contact A B Service, manager, N B T School, New Bedford Massachusetts to arrange the game.
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Cravath's late hit lifts Phillies past Brooklyn 10 9
Philadelphia manager Cravath drives a dramatic rally as Meusel singles with the bases loaded in the eighth, scoring Krueger's two homers and three runners to overturn a Brooklyn lead. The final score is Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn 9.
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Exeter's Football Squad Reports Largest Opening Day
Exeter New Hampshire opens football practice with the largest squad on record as 75 players report under Coach Blake. Notable newcomers include Van Lengen son of Dr. F. W. Van Lengen and Smart of Portsmouth, with several returnees and 100 uniforms handed out to extend the group tomorrow.
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Emery
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Maine's Grid Season Opens With Harvards and Bowdoin
Portland notes the Maine colleges begin football with Bowdoin v Amherst in Amherst and Colby v Fort McKinley in Waterville. Bates meets Harvard in Cambridge. Maine faces Fort McKinley at Orono as part of the revised four college schedule.
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Braves Beat Giants in Second Game After Tough Sunfield
Giants win first game 14 to 2 as Frisch and Statz star with three extra base hits. In the nightcap the Braves win 8 to 4 after eight and a half innings amid erratic fielding and timely hits. Giants lead 3-0 after three. Braves rally with five runs in the fourth through sixth. Frisch, Young, and Kelly key for New York. Maranville, Pick, and Wilson drive the Braves to victory.
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Woman's Parade 2 First Game Scores
Toledo 6 Minneapolis 2 in the second game. Louisville 2 St Peay Milwaukee 4. Columbus 3 Indianapolis 4. Kansas City 2.
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