Hornsby Day as Pirates toppled by Cardinals
St Louis on September 39 celebrated Hornsby Day after the Cardinals beat the Pirates 7 to 1 for a third straight win. Roger Hornsby, second baseman, received two diamond rings, a diamond stick pin, and $2000 in Liberty Bonds toward a home. He also homered, doubled twice, and scored three runs.
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Bridgeport Team Prepares For Y D S Clash At Newfield
Bridgeport meets New Haven tonight at Newfield sroon with J P Courtney referee and Frank Bergen umpire. Officials hailed as among the best in the country. Connie Lewis sells tickets for the premier pill.
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Oldtimers win benefit game for Mathewson
Old time Giants players defeated NL leaders 6 to 3 in five innings in a charity game. Proceeds go to Christy Mathewson, sick with tuberculosis, with about 40 000 to 50 000 raised for the fund. Jeff Tescent pitched, Warner caught, Giants battery Ryan and Goston. Autographs fetched 757 and 4 50 for other balls, including two from Ruth and Wagner. Insurance of 22 506 rain policy noted.
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Hilltop Gridders Train Through Rain Before Season Opener
Hilltop high school football squads practised at Sea side Park despite rain. Coach Fred Hunt led six squads through drills as they prepare for the season opener against Dero next Wednesday. Second squad shone in scrimmage with two touchdowns from Ray Shea and Billie Dorkin, while Seeley and Kraynick showed notable improvement. Captain Sauer, Thorpe, and Coonex led key positions as optimism runs high for a fourth straight state title defense.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 and Washington 1 Boston 4 over New York Philadelphia with rain causing a suspended game. Today’s slate lists matchups including Cleveland at Chicago and Washington at Boston with several rain delays and doubleheaders in play.
Patsy Bogash Wins Nolan Go at Providence
Patsy Bogash defeated Fred Nolan in a ten round affair here tonight at Providence. Bogash scored three knockdowns, including in the third seventh and ninth rounds, and nearly finished Nolan.
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Willie Jackson and Hartley in Listless Draw
Willi e Jackson and Mete Hartley fought to a listless draw in will in New York ring. Spectators hooted as both men weighed 143 1 2 pounds and 1 Hartley weighed in at 1 The bout between Morris Luxot City and Jim Sullivan of Men k was stopped in the fifth round with the decision going to Lux as Sullivan neared knockout. Marty Summers won his round contest over Marty They are noted welterweights from New York. Leach Cross defeated Bert Spenser of Brooklyn on a judges decision in another bout.
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Yankees Still Not Clinched Flag in Idle Day
The New York Yankees remain in first place as idle leaders in the American League pennant race. Cleveland gained a half game by beating Chicago while New York postponed a doubleheader with Philadelphia to avoid rain, with final games against Boston and Washington remaining.
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Leading Major League Batters List From American League
A historical table lists top hitters across the American and National Leagues with names such as Hellmann and Cobb in the American League and Hornsby and Roush in the National League. The data shows multiple columns of statistics including games, at bats, runs, hits, and RBIs for each player.
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Dunn May Seeks 300000 To Sell Orioles Talent
Aged baseball magnate Dunn May shelves dream of dominance as Baltimore Orioles face trade talk. Dope from insiders links Otislan Bentling and Jack Bentley to fall purchases. Dunn may price top hitters and star pitchers at around 306000. Rumors sweep league amid bid to reshape roster.
Baltimore Leads International by 122 Point Margin
In the 1921 International league final standings announced by President Toole, Baltimore led with a 122 point margin over competitors including Worcester, Buffalo, Teranta, Newark, Byracusa, Reading, and others. The season noted forfeits and a Syracuse game schedule amid standings.
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Red Sox Plan Strong Quintet This Season
The Red Sox announce a stronger basketball lineup for fall and aim to challenge city and state rivals. Manager Prank claims the squad will top last year’s East Side Championship team that beat Blessed Sacraments 47 18. Teams seeking games should contact Prank at 983 Perbroke Street.
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Black Rocks and North Ends Play for Section Title
The Fe Rocks and the North Rds will clash tomorrow at Tul ford championshin er Ute West and North Ends. The Mack Rocks won the first game 3 to 0 and the second match ended 2 to 3. The game will start at a clock as the North Enders face Crutcher. Gallagher Gridport High twirler on mound for Finch Rocks Bailey to catch.
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Hagen Wins Semi Final In Golf Championship
Walter Hagen of Detroit defeats Cyril Water of Englewood New Jersey five and four in the semi final of the Professional Golfers Championship at Inwood Country Club New York. He advances to face the winner of the Barnes and French match tomorrow.
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Yale Eleven and Vermont Clash in Bowl Tryout
Yale faces Vermont in the Bowl at New Haven with Tad Jones guiding Yale and Tom Keady directing Vermont. The second game of the day starts at 2 o clock local time. Vermont fields a fast lineup with new men and a lighter squad. Carl Beck will not appear due to enrollment issues.
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Faber Leads White Sox Past Indians In Tight pennant Duel
Chicago edged Cleveland 3 to 2 as Red Faber pitched for the White Sox in a tense American League race. Coveleskie started for Cleveland but yielded the decisive run in the first inning after Skeels and Collins delivered key hits. The game featured sharp defense and a late push by Chicago to hold the lead.
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Providence Girl Wins Boston Golf Tourney
Providence teen Glennon Collett, an eighteen year old, won the women's Boston tourney final at the local championship event defeating Mrs. R. Watson of Canton two up in the final. Collett also held top marks in earlier rounds while teammates and rivals navigated a windy layout.
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