Short Enders, Reds See Best Bet For Coming Series
The Reds feature two veteran utility infielders McMullin and Schreiber, both highly regarded yet stuck in reserve roles. McMullin has battled to replace Weaver or Risberg over three seasons, while Schreiber, once with the Braves and later in the minors, has improved enough to start for many clubs but remains with Moran's Reds after being secured by Cincinnati.
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McMullin
Schreiber
Weaver
Risberg
Schrieber
Braves
Moran
Cincinnati
McMullin Rivalry and Schreiber’s Spotlight in Infield
MecMullin shines with confidence and ability as a top third baseman and dependable successor at short. His .29 batting pace and strong throwing arm mark him as a solid baserunner and a rival to Risberg in Chicago’s view. Schreiber, understudy to Heinie Groh, is a stocky utility third baseman praised for speed on the bases, though not as strong a hitter.
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MecMullin
Chicago
Risberg
Kid Gleason
Schreiber
Heinie Groh
Cincinnati
Braves
Worcester
McMullin
Bingola Trots Fastest Mile at Boston Fair Racing Card
Surprises marked the Boston Fair racing program with Bingola the standout, clocking 2 09 ¾ in the 2:09 trot to set the fastest time of the day. Henry Mac won the 2:17 ¼ trot, while Peter Hopeful led the 2:18 event before Bingola toppled Northspur in a stretch drive. The card featured three trotting races with heated finishes and notable performances from Henry Mac, Peter Sunshine, and Bingara entries.
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Boston Fair
C. W. Lasell
Henry Setzer
Henry Mac
Peter Sunshine
H. Traiser
Peter Hopeful
Ww. J. McDonald
Bingola
McDonald
Northspur
Millie Irwin
Raul
B. F
Monroe
Dulce Bello
Lintom
Sally Worth
White
Br. H
Peter the Great
Gibls
Petra Cara
B. m
Goode
B. G
Tangon
Ee Hotels
Pelagoa
Todd
Briggs
Carnathan
Furbush
Bingara
Car- Dey
San Francisco
Opera Express
Ralston
Liberty Bell, B. G
Metcalf
Tennis at Arlington Heig hts Club Championship
More singles matches will be played this afternoon at the Arlington Heights Tennis Club. The first and second rounds may finish today and a semifinal could be played. The final is scheduled for Columbus Day on Monday October 13.
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Arlington Heights
Arlington Fans Journey to Cambridge to Cheer Knights
The Arlington Council Knights of Columbus baseball club heads to Cambridge this afternoon to play St. Mary's nine. A large contingent of fans will accompany the Arlington team to the University city to root for victory.
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Arlington Council
Knights of Columbus
Cambridge
St. Mary’s
Arlington Club
University City
World Series scores flashed to soldiers overseas
The National War Work Council of the Y M C A announced wireless transmission of inning scores from Washington to naval HQ in London for relay to huts in Germany France England Scotland and ships in the Mediterranean. Scores will reach Siberia Panama Canal Zone West Indies Philippine Islands Guam Hawaii and China with play by play posted at camps and city huts in the United States.
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New York
National War Work Council
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Navy Department
Washington
United States Naval Headquarters
London
Germany
France
England
Scotland
Mediterranean Sea
Siberia
Panama Canal Zone
West Indies
Philippine Islands
Guam
Hawaii
China
United States
Reds Wallop Cubs Twice in National League Doubleheader
Cincinnati crushed Chicago in a Sept 26 doubleheader winning 9 to 5 in the opener and 8 to 0 in the nightcap. Wingo and Sallee delivered key run producers, while Carter’s wild throw and a Roush sac fly decided the first game. Fisher and Vaughn held Chicago to few hits in the second game, despite a sixth inning rally.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Sallee
Carter
Reds
Wingo
Roush
Fisher
Vaughn
AB. R
Cincinnati Rath
Daubert
Seer
Duncan
Setae
Kopf
A Neale
Eeeas
Sae
Fy Schreiber
Chicag AB
McCabe
Hollacher
Lear
Merkle
Denab
Ef Ae
Farrel
Mneinnat
Nooneen Merkle
Farber
Rath
Cincinnati AB R
A Kopf
Lear Wea
Tray Sodas
Robertson
Aee
Triberg
Kiliifer
Sheen
Pere
Smith Rariden
Friberg
Smitte Rath
Baseball scores from city league games include varied results
Kansas City 8, Columbus 6 and Louisville 7 to 5 over Minneapolis highlight a slate of amateur baseball results. Indiana teams Indiana 11, Milwaukee 7 and St. Paul 3, Toledo 2 round out the day with divergent outcomes across the circuit.
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Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Pennock Shines as Boston Beats Klein Chocolate 3 to 1
Lancaster PA. Sent. Pennock's steadiness in the pinches this afternoon earned fame for the Boston Americans in a 3 to 1 win over Klein Chocolate Company's team. Boston hit Decatur, formerly of the Southern teague, hard and timely in three innings. Batteries Pennock and Walters. De erin and Trout.
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Lancaster
Pennock
Boston Americans
Klein Chocolate Company
Boston
Decatur
Southern Teague
R.h.lef
Walters
Season Finale Golf Trophy Final Round Tiebreaker
The final round of the season’s trophy tournament will be played this afternoon over the links of the Western Golf Club in North Tevineton. The 18 hole medal event determines the season trophy with a separate handicap round for non-field players. Competing are Robert Whitney first round winner T. T. Mannum Michael J. Mearher Charles T. Wiswell Edwin A. Howes and Edmund S. Childs.
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North Tevineton
Eolfers
Robert Whitney
T. T. Mannum
Michael J. Mearher
Yale Varsity Eleven Narrowly Fails to Score in Practice
Yale’s varsity team mustered only two yards in a five minute practice against the first college eleven. Captain Tim Callahan misses the session with a muscle bruise, Acosta resumes snap back duties, and several lineup changes shuffle end Rheinhardt and tackles Kirkpatrick to Dickens.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Rheinhardt
Kirkpatrick
Dickens
Tim Callahan
Acosta
Jim Braden
Haffener
Zenner
Hammell
Galt
Walker
Allen
Laroche
Neville
Lay
Donnells
Haffner
Day of practice notes features 27 yard run by Bob Lay
The report notes Bob Lay returning to practice after three days away and Gaillard posting a 1W yard run after Laroche punted to the second team’s 10 yard mark. The second varsity faced the college crew for 15 minutes as Captain Kempton sprinted 60 yards and Aldrich reached 2 yards before the regulars mishandled a pass. French scored the day’s only touchdown amid withdrawals of most varsity players.
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Bob Lay
Gaillard
Laroche
Kempton
Aldrich
French
Field Trials by Middlesex Gunners at Lexington Show Day
Middlesex Itsman s Association and Boston members travel to Lexington to take part in a large field day on Howard M Munroe s farm on Lowell Street. George F DaCroix of Cambridge chairs the committee and oversees all details. A field trial and a beach show with fine dogs are planned along with trap and rifle shoots. Vinton W Mason of Cambridge leads the dog events while Benjamin Pearson of Byfield judges the field trial and Herbert A Noyes the bench show.
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Tany
Middlesex
Nuber
Boston
Lexington
Howard M. Munroe
Lowell Street
George F. DaCroix
Cambridge
Vinton W. Mason
Benjamin Pearson
Byfield
Herbert A. Noyes
Hub bookmakers set Chi Sox as Series favorites
Boston betting followers have priced the world series with local bookies naming Chicago as the favorites. Chicago is offered at even money while Cincinnati ranges from 7 to 10. the Reds begin 15 to 20 against the Sox at 17 to 20. The Sox hold the edge across the series.
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Boston
Chicago
Arlington Smothers West Roxbury 38 to 0 in Practice Game
Arlington High School football team defeated West Roxbury High 38 to 0 at Spy Pond Athletic Field yesterday afternoon. Captain Walter Cooledge Jr led scoring with multiple touchdowns and kicks after touchdowns, as first string players rested after halftime. Arlington could not find an opponent for this afternoon and scheduled no game.
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Arlington
West Roxbury
Spy Pond
William T. McCarthy
Walter S. Cooledge
Bradford Mills
Cooledge
Murphy's Winnings Big In G C Meet
Tom Murphy leads Grand Circuit, winning two of four races in Columbus Ohio. Direct C Burnett takes Arch City 2:10 stake, while Dr Nick nets his third win of the meeting amid a strong 2:12 pace field. Aquilla Dillon tops the 2:08 pace second division as 2:04 split marks new 2:05 pacers. Royal Earl wins the 2:12 pace after heat loss to Cherry Willis. End of meeting tomorrow with three trotting races 2:18 2:11 and 2:13.
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Columbus
Tommy Murphy
Direct C. Burnett
Arch City
Edgewood Ws
Goldie Todd
Dr. Nick
Murphy
Baron Degantle
Aquilla Dillon
Royal Earl
Cherry Willis
Secondivision
Ch. G
Sidney Dillon
Cnmairoten
Goshes Ati
Lena Can Raat
Delco
Pitman
Peter Filiott
Thowas
Trish Vater
Nobles
Teasch
Pscuitane See
Minerva Gentry
Bik. H
Igo (Murphy
Baron Gegantle
Br. H
McDonald
Aileen Dillon
B. m
Childe
Joly Bird
Bik
McCoy
Billow
Ben
OPO
Barbara Lee
the Arch City
Nesta Royal Earle
B. G
Earl
Egan
Br. m
Dodge
Twister Co
Chert
Miss Zolozombre
Hedrick
Phil Pateh
B. H
Dombier
Sister
Norte
Crystal Night
George Volo
Fred Hal
Lord Seymour
Anna Moore
Frank Little
Newton High Opens Grid Season With Win
Newton High School beat Needham High in Newtonville on Elm Street, drawing about 500 spectators. It was the season opener for both teams and, though the game lacked feature plays, Newton’s squad showed solid team play and broke through to reach three touchdowns against their rival’s guards.
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Newton High School
Needham High
Elm Street
Newtonville
Dickinson
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