Robins and Cubs Split Twin Bill in Dodgers Series
Brooklyn and Chicago split a Sept. 12 doubleheader with the locals winning 3-1 in the first game and Chicago taking the second 5-4. A triple play by Wollecher and Iklé highlighted the day while miscues fueled Brooklyn’s loss in the second game and Myers drove in the decisive run on a sacrifice fly after Johnston singled and moved to third.
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Snyder
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Stock
Hornsby
McHenry
Schultz
Clemons
Dilhoefer
Lavan
May
Woodward
Tuero
Sherdel
Smith
Jacobs
Doutle
Keiley
Toney
Bernsby
Ivar Toney
Crowds Seek World Series Tickets at Cincinnati Office
Crowds line up at the Cincinnati National League office to obtain application cards for World Series seats. August Herrmann announced that only filled-out cards will be considered, with a basket draw if Cincinnati wins the pennant. Prices range from 2.20 to 6.80 for various seating. Over 200,000 applications already filed as the office swamps under demand.
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Cincinnati
National League Baseball League
August Hermann
Cincinnati Club
Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
Reds edge Red Sox 6 5 in ninth at Cincinnati
In a Sept 12 game the Reds beat the Red Sox 6 to 6 in a nine inning comeback. Duncan hit a triple and Magee drove in the decisive run with Rath adding the earlier RBI. Both clubs fielded well and all runs were earned. Fisher earned the win for Cincinnati while Miller took the loss for Boston.
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Reds
Reis
Braves
Cincinnati
Bostons
Duncan
Ruether
Rarider
Magee
Rath
Soston
Boeckel
Rawlings
Powell
Nutter
Holke
Carroll
Maranville
O'Neill
C. Smith
Gowdy
Fillingim
Daubert
Roush
Neate
Kopf
Dtnecan
Schreber
L. Smith
Wingo
Rariden
Eller
Fishar
Boston
Eiler
Fisher
Old Guard Club Cagey Boxing Card Stuns Local Fans
Lou Bogash and Charley Pitts battled to a draw while Kunz and Allen produced an eight round war. Trembly stopped Woods in the third as McAuliffe halted further punishment. A large crowd at State Street Casino praised the even, action filled show.
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Old Guard Club
McAuliffe
Woods
State’ Street
Bogash
Kunz-Allen
Charles Pilts
Benny Leonard
Louis Bogash
Battling Kunz
Norwalk
Red Allen
Allen
Kunz
Trembly
Eddy ‘Trembly
Joe Woods
Josephus
Young McAuliffe
Red Cross
Kid Hyda
Jack
Kenny
Young O'Connell
Barry
Trembly-Woods
McAulific
Red
Wunz
Uns
Army
Navy
Mike Cannon
Lee
Hofle
Isunz
Pose
Pitts
Boxing card results with round draws and a stoppage
Louis Bogash and Charley Pitts fought to a round draw while Battling Kunz and Red Allen produced a split or mixed result. Eddie Trembly and Joe Woods saw Wood prevail as the bout was stopped in the third round. Young O Connell and Jimmy Barry fought to a six round draw.
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Battling Kunz
Red Allen
Eddie Trembly
Joe Woods
Wood
Young O'Connell
Jimmy Barry
Local satirical snippets from coastal town chatter
A string of humorous, era-style vignettes set in small towns from Ohio to Wisconsin and beyond. The anecdotes feature quirky locals like Joe Gubblum, Mayor Squimp, Skeets Watson, and Rip Milliken, with absurd misadventures, petty crimes, and odd happenings ranging from ambulance gongs to lamp oil and postal stamps.
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Debris
Ohio
Joe Gubblum
Bosling
Joe
Javelin Record Falls at Amateur Union Meet in Philadelphia
The New York Athletic Club won the national junior track and field championship at Franklin Field with 34 points, followed by Tusten Athletic Association 30 points and Meadow Brook Club and Multnomah A C tied for third with 18 each. Arthur Meir of Multnomah A A C set a javelin mark of 78 feet 4.75 inches, breaking the former 167 feet 3.4 inch record.
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New York Athletic Club
Amateur ’Athletic Union
Tuston Athletic Association
Secon
Meadowbrooke Club
Multnomah A. C
Portland
Oregon
West End House
Boston
St. Christopher Club
New York
Franklind Field
Arthur ‘Meir
Multnomah
Local boxing bout ends in mighty slugfest
The report describes a heated boxing match with both fighters dancing and trading body blows. The sixth round saw a brief knockdown, but both rose quickly and continued trading in a furious exchange. The crowd gave ovations as the fighters finished.
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Bogush
Boxing Title Rivalries Prompt Connecticut Debate
The boxing scene in Connecticut faces a flurry of self proclaimed champions across weights from lightweight to featherweight. Promoter Sam Driver advocates clear title defenses and a meeting between Louis Bogash and Tom Corcoran to settle the 142 pound New England title.
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Connecticut
Lois Bogash
Louis Bogash
New England
Baleling Jung
Young McAliffe
Gatling Reddy
Chamos
Stepy
Kalamazoo
Alaska
Whoogis
Bunker Hill
Sam Driver
Larry Williams
Lou Bogash
Bogash
Orn
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Kelby
Shevlin
Lawrence
Mass
Kunz
South Norwalk
Driver
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Sporting Wliter
Tom
Young Wicky
Corcoran
Louis Bagash
Frankie Britt
Britt
Billie Bell
Kloby
Kloby-Shevlin
Gennis Bogagh
Bridgeport
U. S
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Moss
Nas
Lafayette Rites Challenge in City Football Tilt
The Lafayette triangles invite any 60 or 70 pound teams in the city to a peewee football challenge. Report for peetes Monday night at 7 at the corner of Calhoun and Pequon neck streets with players listed including Shepherd, Worrian, Carrino, Beipers, Vitzeermd, Murles, Howard, Delvy, Powell, Winston, Nichols, Mark, Martillo, Ewiss, Robins and others seeking a spot. They hope to play two games on the September list on any diamond.
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Laway
Lafayette Triangles
Peetes
Sheperd
Wlorian
Carrrino
Beipers Vitzeermd
Murles
Howard
Delvy
Povell
Winston
Nichols
Mark
Martillo
Ewiss
Robins
Clark Wins Senior Golf Title on Apawamis Links
William Clark of Westerly WR Tr won the senior golf championship at Apawamis Links Rye New York finishing with a 36 hole total. Sidiman Seti of Englewood posted 182 for best card while other top finishers and divisions are listed with scores and club affiliations.
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Clark
Apawamis Links
Rye
N.Y
William Clark
Westerly
Seniors Golf Association
Luo Tor
Sidiman Seti
Englewood
Brooklawn Courts to Decide Three City Titles Today
Local tennis scene peaks as three finals unfold at Brooklawn Country Club. Dr KR Warren Vail Amherst star Chorese Bennett clash for the crown while Buckingham Bryan and Wawley Bennett vie in doubles and Miss Hee Chipman with Miss Esther Gerrish contest the women’s singles. Public encouragement urged. strong turnout anticipated.
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Warren Vail
City Chamnon
MM Bennett
Amherst Star
Broklawn Country Club Na
Une City
Buckingham-Bryan
Wawley-Bennett
Miss Hee Chipman
Esther Gerrish
Chatsman Johnu W. Wheeler
Tennis Committee
Bennett
Jack Wheeler
Macey Wheeler
John C. Wils
Dr. Hart
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