Hillies Triumph as Lynch Beats Herman in Waterbury Ring
Joe Lynch, from Manhattan and the AEF, outpointed bantamweight champion Pete Herman of New Orleans after ten rounds before ten thousand fans in Waterbury. The undercard featured Waterbury favorite Sammy Waltz stopping Mickey Travers in 5 rounds and Marty Miller losing a tough ten-round decision to Johnny Shugrue in a wildly contested bout.
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Joe Lynch
Europe
Manhattan
Bronx
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Mulvihill and
Mulligan
Driveway Park
Tynaring Red" Rorty
Mickey Travers
New Haven
Sammy Waltz
Hartford
Dave Fitzgerald
Dick Howell
Travers
Elm City
Mickey
Sammy
Waltz
Witzgerald
Fitzgerald
Fitz
Waterbury
Marty Miller
Johnny Shugrue
Joe Shugrue
Miller
Shugrue
Marty
Johnny
Oreater
Roary
Tie
Fis
Tie Arawa
Tony Polozzaly
Lynch
Sam Galdimann
Herman
Rory
MD Meade
Bee
Korly
Hering
Meade
Taye Wiley Gerald
Ming
Geo Porees
Aloe Cid
Wall Street Sucker and Union Talk In Stock Market Satire
A raucous tonal piece mocks Wall Street brokers as tickers tape worms. It riffs on unions, “Suckers’ Union” talk, and the financial world’s pretensions while weaving in quirky metaphors about brokers, margins, and the stock exchange.
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Astronomers
Penguin
Morris
Walters
Newark
Wall Street
Santa Claus
Suckers
Congress
White Sox Beat Detroit Twice in September Twin Bill
Chicago wins both ends of a doubleheader at Detroit 6 6 and 5 1 as Williams and Civette hold the Tigers. Leibold Risberg and Heilmann among multiple hits. Dauss and Love lose. In second game Chicago again tops Detroit 3 2 with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Folio
Chicago
Detroit
Leibold
Risberg
Jotines
Heilmann
Felsch
Weiver
Werver
Melsch
M. Collins
Wiliam
Jackson
Doble
Dau Lo Ainsmith
Wea Lo I
Collins
Detrait
Dauss
Love
Dass
Williams
Plteher
Qeibold
Weaver
Felseh
Gandil
Schalk
Cicolle
Petals
Bush
Young
Veach
Iltedmann
Jones
Stanage
Boland
Cunningham
Tovals
Heisman
Tilden Faces Johnston In National Tennis Final
Forest Wills dispatch reports 1919 national turf court singles final set for tomorrow on West Side clay. William H. Tilden II of Philadelphia meets William M. Johnston of San Francisco after both won their semi finals, with Tilden defeating Williams 6-1 7-5 6-3 and Johnston beating Johnson 2-6 6-1 6-3.
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Boston
Wallace I. Johnson
Philadelphia
Tilden
Williams
Johnston
Johnson
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
Willis Davis
San Francisco
Brookes
Kumague
William
Ing
Filiden
Nets
Hkea
Bostonian
Johston
Corporal of Marines Wins Match at Sea Girt
Sea Girt N J September 1 Corporal Raymond Coulter of the Marine Corps won the Hayes match with a 119 score in the opening tournament. The event was ten shots at 600 yards with a perfect run of bull's eyes on 23 and a four on the 24th. Major Stuart Wise of Massachusetts was second with 89 points, tallying 17 bull's eyes and a four on his 18th shot. The company match went to Sergeant Morris Wisher of the United States Marines who totaled 109 with 21 bulls. Other high scores listed included Lieutenant James Coppernlys and W Hessian. The Wisner match at 290 yards was won by Major Wise with Copredge and Copnedge close behind.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Raymond Coulter
Marine Corps
Stuart Wise
Massachusetts
Bidl
Morris Wisher
United States Marines
James McLowphin
Tannven
Mass
Ini
Boyer Wins Autumn Classic At Uniontown
Joe Boyer driving a Portenac won the 225 mile autumn classic at Uniontown Speedway. Despite a midrace stop on lap 88 for two repairs he regained lead after Tommy Milton retired with car fire on lap 89. Boyer had earlier set a new class record of 105.82 mph in preliminaries.
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Uniontown
Joe Boyer
Lewis Chevrolet
Boyer
Gaston Chevrolet
Tommy Milton
Milton
Jacal
Reds Split Double Bill in Chicago Actions
Chicago and Cincinnati divided the holiday doubleheader with a 4-3 morning loss and a 4-3 afternoon win. Merkle hit a decisive homer in the opener, while Vaughn and teammates produced timely hits to edge Chicago in the second game. Other games noted include Philadelphia topping Brooklyn and Pittsburgh beating St Louis while New York defeated Boston 3-1 in a slow afternoon of major league play.
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Cincinnati
Merkle
Vaughn
Ath
Daubert
Neale
Kopf
Sallen
Yoor
Philtlies
Brooklyn
T-Hiladelphia
Pfeffer
Cadare
Mitchell
Agg
Monetehy
Moore
St. Louis
Musburgh
Pittsburcgh
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Miller
Sore Sy
Cnporabag Caame
Hamilton
Schupp
Doak
New York
Boston i
Boston
Hlis
Catcbesly Young
Jana
Herzog
Magee
Paskett
Kittlefer
Daly
Carter
O'Tarvell
Curter
Heathcote
Uuhtuek
Flomsby
Amelhenry
Clemens
Mollwits
Lavan
Sherdel
Poutals
Pieteburge
Aaem
Southworth
Vtu
Whitted
Uitshaw
Maliwuts
Snephire
Lee Double van
Barbare
Pra Lavan
Hornsby
Claa
Whitted Dornsby
Pitishburst
Steuch
Outlaw Sherdel L
Vuape O Vist
Caper
McGregor the Great wins Chanticleer feature at Charter Oak Park
Hartford September 1 McGregor the Great Walter Cox's great trotter defeated a field of seven horses in the Chanticleer feature at Grand Circuit racing opening card. Best time 2:07 G. Cox led from start to finish in first heat and held the lead through the next two. Inose directions and Tara's Hall heated finish for third. Lu Princeton defeats Ante Guy while Mabel Trail misses match race. Track was fair with a muddy home stretch.
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McGregor the Great
Walter Cox
Chanticleer
Charter Oak Park
Cox
Flcho T Direc
Bruste
Labe Riddell
Tara's Hall
Gentry
Stetch
Tara’s Hall
Ante Guy
Americans Close Season With Wins Over Waterbury
The Americans closed the season with a doubleheader at Newfield Park, defeating Waterbury 7-19 2 in the first game and 6-3 in the second, Bridgeport winning with big innings in both. Shanty House pitched the opener while Johnson started game two. Waterbury’s Leary and Williams starred defensively and at plate, with Brackett and Skiff delivering key plays in a fast, rainless twin bill.
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Newfield Park
Bridgeport
Ramos
Shanty House
Johnson
Shanty
Siow
Bill Lai
Leary
Waterbury
Gene Marthi
Shinault
House
Dowd
Williams
Hargrove
Daley
Marth Bridgeport
Porter
Hargraves
Dat
Brackett
Braun
Lai
Bill
Ray Trimes
Wiliams
Krackett
Brau
Iaai
Shift
Tey
Hilling
Cent
Hillies Capture Eastern League Title Run Ended
Pittsfield clinched the Eastern League pennant with a tight victory over Worcester while Worcester dropped out of the race. Martin doubled, Hargrave and Daley contributed key hits as Pittsfield pulled ahead and held on with strong relief pitching from Leary. The final standings list Pittsfield first, Worcester second, followed by Providence Bridgeport Springfield New Haven Waterbury Hartford and others.
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Garry
Pittsfedd
Eccster
Victery
Worcester
American
Clibs
Providence
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Haven
Waterbury
Hartford
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