Chicago White Sox win pennant in world championship push
Chicago clinched the American League title by beating St Louis 6 4 as Dick Kerr sparked a ninth inning rally and Jackson delivered a decisive hit. Kinnail, pennant winner, awaits October 1 clash for the world championship with Chicago and the crowd saw tight defense and late scoring.
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Schalk
Collins
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Bugs and Preezy Wobble Across Comics in New Issue
A chaotic collage of jokes and quips spans topics from baseball and politics to travel and technology. It references Woody, Reed, Stern humor about Mars, Venus and Mars lens, and punchlines about telephones and stilts, painting a satirical snapshot of current pop culture in a fragmented humor column.
Lakeview Juniors Ready to Meet Lincoln Jrs in Sunday Game
The Lakeview Juniors organize for the season and accept Lincoln Juniors challenge for a 60 70 pound game set for Sunday Sept 28. Practice at 9 20 Sunday morning. reports to club rooms at 1971 Sea View Avenue near Remington Arms.
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Kayce Victory Looms Over Bogash Title Bid
Eddie Fitzsimmons and Louis Bozash travel to Nin next Tuesday to face Bogash in a bout that could shape the welterweight title path. Manager Dan Morgan touts Fitzsimmons as a top light weight, aiming to break Benny Leonard’s crown while Bogash seeks a decisive victory to become a credible challenger to Leonard, Tendler, Jackson, or Dundee.
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Louis Bozash
Nin
Hhis Corner
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Dan Morgan
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Benny Leonard
Acorn Athletic Club
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Willie Jackson
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Telegram Invincibles Triumph Over Post Has Beens In Alley Battle
Telegram Invincibles led by Scanlon topple the Post Has Beens at Connie Lewis Park City alleys. They win two of three strings as Beatty and Dundon spark a comeback in the second and final games. Lakeviews seek early season action as they return most players from service and plan Thursday practice.
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Telegram Invincibles
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Park City
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Coates
Jacobs
Veligrim Invincibles
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Aussey Rivals Leonard in World Title Shuffle
Promoter George Bailleau arrives in San Francisco en route to New York to discuss a potential Leonard contest. He plans a Sydney Stadium bout series and hopes a Dempsey showdown with Beckett and Carpentier winner. Bailieau offers Dempsey 125000 to meet the future Sydney bout winner.
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Rath to Lead Reds Attack in Coming Series
Rath, discarded by Athletics Indians and White Sox, to be first Red in the lineup against Cicotte’s Cubs. A smooth leadoff man, Rath reached first sixty one times this year, drawing twenty free passes from the Cardinal pitching staff. He seldom strikes out, with twenty one whiffs, and has fourteen extra base hits, including twelve doubles and one homer off Marquard. His double-play involvement peaked with fifteen started, twenty seven helped, seven finished, totaling forty nine.
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Million in prizes for aerial derby
New York reports plans for an aerial derby around the world with total prizes up to 1,000,000 dollars. A special commission will tour the world next month to set routes and landing places and organize national committees. Commodore Louis D Beaumont will lead, with Captain Charles J Glidden and Benjamin Hillman among others. Entrants fly differing craft, may use dirigibles, and may charter planes for different legs.
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Reds Beat Rail-Lights in Semi-Pro Exhibition
Tolterg Ohio September 24 The Cincinnati Nationals defeated the To edo Tail Lights a semi professional team by a score of 4 to 1 The lineup included Aler Wingo Rariden Callo Lmore and Brenegan with varied scoring and strong defense throughout the exhibition game.
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World Series Games to Be Shown at Armory Playograph
White Sox clinch pennant over St Louis Browns and force a World Series in Cincinnati and Chicago. Playograph at State Armory on Main Street will display play by play from telegraphic wires, starting 2:30 PM local time next Wednesday with a one hour time difference to Cincinnati.
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Seventy Women Enter national golf championship 1919
Seventyone of the nation's top women golfers enter the 1919 national championship, to begin at Shawnee Country Club in Delaware Pa next Monday. Names include former champions and finalists from Boston Philadelphia and nearby clubs, with several past title contenders seeking renewed success.
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Philadephia Cricket Club
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Philadelphia
Arnold Jackson
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Ronaldh. Barrow
Elaine Rosenthal
Marion Holling
Quentin Peitner
T. T. Teded
Boston
Aretropolitan
Giants Rout Braves In Doubleheader Losses For New York
Boston swept the doubleheader beating New York 4 to 1 in the opener as Millingim won 4 4 to 1 in ten innings in the second game. Carroll Holke and Boeckel starred for Boston while Hubbell and Tillingim took losses for the Giants. In Philadelphia Brooklyn won late to split the pair, with Lucerne Day honors noted between games. Lenox A C plans practice as football season nears. Olympic committee accepts Belgium invitation for Antwerp 1920 games.
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Johnson restrained from using league funds in Mays case
New York court issues an injunction restraining American League president Bowie Johnson from using any part of the league sinking fund to defend the suit brought by the New York American League against him over Carl W. Mays suspension. Justice Wagner also granted motion to file a supplementary complaint seeking to permanently restrain Johnson and the St. Louis and Cleveland clubs from interfering with Mays.
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Americ League
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Cleveland
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Mays
Yankees File Brief In Johnson Case
The Yankees filed a brief in their fight against Ban Johnson, asking to continue the preliminary injunction issued Aug. 6. They accuse Johnson of high handed methods and seek to show his actions in the Mays case were financially motivated due to ties with the Cleveland club. The brief portrays Johnson as a power wielding figure manipulating umpires and managers in the eight club league. The phrasing historicizes him as a “behemoth” and a force shaping the entire league.
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Favorites Cash in at Columbus Buckeye meet heats
At Columbus on September 24 the Granda Circuit held trotting and pacing events with strong fields and a big crowd. McGrevor and Great won the 3:12 Buckeye pace from Mariondale, Lanardo took the Board of Trade 2:05 pace in straight heats, and Murphy drove Don De Lopez to victory in the Chamber of Commerce 2:08 trot. Hollywood Kate, the favorite, broke in three heats but won the mile trot. The Western Horseman Futurity saw Periscope win after Bruseloff’s early break. Don J. finished the unfinished 2:15 pace. Time records included 2:02 8-4 for the Board of Trade pace.
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Unlucky Tommy Griffith and the Robins Trade Tale
Baseball history snippet chronicles Tommy Griffith’s career shifts from the Braves to the Reds and then to the Robins. It notes his move sparked Cincinnati’s pennant run and discusses interleague success, with Bengals preparing for practice and tryouts among listed players.
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