Southpaws Dominate the 1919 World Series Battle
The piece argues left-handed pitchers have shaped the series era, noting stars like Cicotte and Sallee for the White Sox and Red’s Faber among right-handers. It details key pitchers and catchers including Schalk, Ring, and Rariden, predicting a strong southpaw influence and naming Loudermilk as a potential Sox swing.
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Ardera
Lori
White Sox
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Cicotte
Claude “Williams
Dick Kerr
May Sallée
Ams
Peta
Gihan
Giory
Sandi Ng
Claitimore
Tanoheny
Pitts
Mathewson
Terrinity
Rixey
Marquard
Smith
Brooklyn
Faber
Red
Giants
Bier
Ring
Amen
Sox
Fisher
Trong
Rover Loudermilk
Ray. Schalk
Gleason
Sarles
Raiiden
Reds
Mares
Brra Lynn
Schalk
Lynn
Troy
Tie Sees Mrs Gavin Miss Stirling In Medal Round
In Shawnee on Delaware the younger set leads as Mrs Gavin and Miss Stirling force a tie in medal round play at the national women's golf championship. Course conditions heavy from mountain dew hindered scoring as top contenders, including Miss Blaine Rosenthal and Miss Irene, posted mixed rounds. Mrs Nash edged Mrs Paice in the playoff for the last qualifying spot.
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Miss. Stirling
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Nate
Willi York
Atlanta
Ee Barlow
Philadelphia
Piizabetti Goritda
Met
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Blaine
Rosenthal
Eatrice Lounavs
Pytiss Irene
Sampae
Iteton
Te George
Jbirs
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Bali
Mets
Harin
Bailastor
J.B. Paice
Oakmont
Hills
Balluéral
Norman B. “Wood
Wilmington
Nash
Hartford High Placed On BHS Grid Schedule
Hartford High receives banner from last year’s freshmen for interroom league basketball. Captain Propson accepts and banner to hang in the gym. Coach Hunt leads varsity practice aiming for state title. Openers at Newfield Park against Naugatuck with a tentative lineup. Bennie Blade and Howie Williams return for basketball.
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Moore
Propson
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Hunt
Fe Hiltop
Hartford High
Ldedis
New Haven
Waterbury
Naugatuck
Newfield
Heid
Whiting
Berkwit
Bennie Blade
Howie Wiliams
Williams
Eleven
O'Dowd Defeats Ratner In Ten Round Boxing Bout
Mike O'Dowd of St Paul wins the middleweight clash against Augie Ratner of New York in a ten round bout. O'Dowd takes the early rounds trading blows, then dominates the middle rounds as Ratner’s eye swells from blows. Ratner’s late effort cannot overturn the champion’s lead as the decision comes in O'Dowd's favor.
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Rainer
O'Dowd
Plant Wins Final Game to Claim League Title
Plant wins the final game 3 to 1 at Seaside Park against Union Plant, securing the league championship. Chat by Sacrifice and a double play are noted as key moments in a strong late run.
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Turday
the. Sam Company
Palla
Allen Duffy Match With Harvey Avers Prompts Debate
Disjointed article details a boxing match proposal involving Duffy and Harvey Avers, with Toby Owens managing and the Allen, the Night weight Shampler of Connecticut, pressing for a ring bout. Writers and bettors weigh, offers turn down, and the piece notes prior fights and a city population census discussion.
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Harvey
Duffy
Ithe
West Side
New York City
Isel
Toby Owens
Téd. Allen
Connecticut
Chamipion
Manute
Vantaa
Chaffy
Bridgeport
Butt
Tobys
Joe
Sayers
Ralph Grunan
Coward
J. Irish
Patsy Cline
Johnny
Dundee
Fourti Tendler
Bloom
Frankie Callahan
PB Trankie
Britt
Americans Triumph 20-0 Over Shamrocks in Season Opener
The Americans opened their season Sunday with a 20 to 0 victory over the Shamrocks. John Murphy, the Americans' fullback, and quarterback Ditzgerald were standout performers. The Americans have booked the following games.
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Alpines and Shamrocks Practice Schedule and Report Date
Players for the Alpines and Shamrocks are to report for practice on Wednesday night at 7 o clock. The schedule lists matches on October 5 in St James October 12 and October 19 as upcoming dates.
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St. James
Shamrocks
Bear Cats challenge Lincoln Midgets in Saturday game
The Bear Cats of the North Und challenge the Lincoln Midgets for a game on Saturday Oct 4. If the game is good, answer through this paper.
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Lincoln
Camels Packaged In Sealed 20-Cackage Sales Appeal
The ad promotes Camels at 18 cents per package and 200 cigarette tents, highlighting scientifically sealed cartons in glassine-paper coverings for home, office, or travel use. It boasts Camel’s lack of aftertaste and odor, urging comparison with any cigarette at any price.
Maplewoods defeat Tron Jr in 6-0 showdown
The Maplewoods swept Tron Jr 6-0 with Dee Duncan starring in fast play. The piece notes a crowded field of dozens of teams including Shamrocks Alpines Bioneers Lafayette Triangles St Charles and Irfield towns. A request to write to Manager Thi boul at 114 Linwood Avenue Cravats Gees Miller is mentioned alongside Cardinals news from St. Louis.
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Fast Maplewoods
The
Tron Jr
Jing
Dee Ducan
Shamrocks
Alpines
Bioneers
Lafayette -Triangles
St Charles
Irs
Miller
Cardinals
ST. Louis
Garainals Sold to Philadelphia Nationals
Garainals were sold to the Philadelphia Nationals, transferring ownership to the new managing group or team. The sale secures future participation and aligns with the Nationals' acquisition strategy for the current season.
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Garainals
Philadelphia Nationals
King Pins Practice and First Game Set
The King Pins will hold practices tonight at 7. All players are requested to report. They will play their first game Sunday, Oct. 6 at Seaside Park.
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Seaside Park
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