Yankees and Cardinals set for third game with southpaw duel
Yankees arrive in St Louis ahead of game three as southpaw Ruether and Reinhart are poised to start for New York and St Louis respectively. The team trains amid boisterous crowds while Babe Ruth vows to carry the series with strong hitting at Sportaman's Park.
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Cardinals and Yankees face World Series notes on legends
Notes on Series by The Associated Press highlight Cardinals veterans Alexander and Southworth as ancient mainstays with Hornsby, and compare debut outcomes to past champions. It notes Sunny Jim Bottomley’s four hits, Thevenow’s .400 average, and team hitting and fielding contrasts as the series opens in St. Louis.
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Wall Street Bets on Cardinals in World Series Clash
Wall Street firms quoted odds of 6 to 3 and even money on the St. Louis Cardinals to win the World Series as the third game approached against the Yankees. One house offered $6,000 against $5,000 on a Cardinals victory and another placed $10,000 at even money that St. Louis would win.
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Danbury Fair opens with race results and plans
Danbury’s fifty seventh annual fair opened with a two race card 2:25 lace and 2:30 trot purse 700 each. Zanena captured the 2:30 trot with My Mary Rage placing and about 4000 in attendance. Gov John H Trumbull and local dignitaries expected Wednesday while Bridgeport Day and special veterans attendance are mapped.
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White Sox Take Lead in Series Against Bruins
Chicago Oct 4 AP The White Sox defeated the Cubs 3 to 1 today in the fifth game of the city series to lead 3 games to 2. Faber started for Chicago then left in the sixth with Connally finishing as the Cubs mustered limited hits and runs.
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Paddocks Defeat Owl Football Team at Myrtle Beach
The Paddock A C football eleven of Walnut Weachonenca won 7 to 0 over the Bridgeport Owls Sunday at Myrtle Beach Amusement Park. Dan Casey scored on a third period run after a string of carries by Casey Carroll and Marsh. Next Sunday the Lake Views of Bridgeport travel to the same field for another game.
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Nova Scotia Ship Accepts Challenge In Ocean Race
Halifax Nova Scotia October 4 The Nova Scotia schooner Haligonian will accept the New England Challenge and compete in the open ocean race off Gloucester this month on condition shareholders insure against loss The decision was made by the directors at a fog meeting attended by Captain Mr Creuse master of the vessel
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Cardinals Seem Positioned To Win 1926 World Series
Damon Runyon notes Rogers Hornsby led St Louis Cardinals with balance and grit, predicting a 1926 World Series win over the Yankees. He praises Hornsby’s infield, Hafey’s progress, cacher Bib O Farrell, and veteran pitching while cautioning about fatigue and the Yankees’ lineup.
Danersk Eleven Wins First Game in Port Chester
In Stamford on October 4 special report, the Danersk soccer team defeated a New York team 3 to 2 in their first league game played yesterday in Port Chester. The match started poorly but Danersk surged late to thrill a large crowd with a strong finish and sharp soccer.
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Amateurs to Compete in Norwalk Bouts At Armory
Amateur boxing bouts to be staged at the Norwalk armory on the night of Ort 26 under director Blank Way. Participants include entrants from New Cunran Norwalk Danvury Vairfield and Lridgeport competing for honors. The feature bout pairs Joe Nagy of Fairfield and Tary Cohen of Norwalk in the 126 pound class.
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Dempsey Training Partner 10 Meet Colored Champion
A sell out is predicted for the first in a boxing series at Rakocai hall Bostwick Avenue Sri day night. Matchmaker Billy Jordan said seating at West End hall will hold 2 600 fans, up from 1 566. Johnny Saxon, sparring partner for Jack Dempsey, faces Henry Shaw colored champion of the New York National Guard with other bouts featuring Ernie Perry Tommy Pappas Jim Bones San Sanchez Juling Sombathy Chick Dorsey and Joe King Tony D Talma New Haven.
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Mohicans Lease Newfield Park For Remaining Games
The Mohicans announced a lease of Newfield Park for the rest of the season after a key win over Orange A. Ct. of Orange New Jersey. Practice tonight at Newfield Park at 7 30 p m as Coach Eddie Helly sharpens the squad for upcoming opponents including Brooklyn Blue Devils and rivals Williams of New Haven.
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Darien Tennis Team Wins at Wee Burn
Darien took the Pell Cup on Wee Burn Country Club courts in a match with Stamford Yacht Club. Darien won the singles and tied the doubles, with a playoff to be announced within a few days.
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New Champion Of Women Golf Opens Qualifying At Home
Philadelphia Oct 4 AP Mrs G Henry Stetson of Philadelphia Olympic to Berthellyn Cup qualifying at Huntington Valley Country Club posted one of her best rounds for the home course. Gienna Collett and Helen Meehan battled slow greens with Stetson leading early with 87? notes show 81 for Stetson and Meehan 86 others tied on 89.
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Unclear fragment hints at golf score competition
Delphia had a 96 and sixth place while Virginia Wilson of Chicago scored 91. Mrs. R. H. Barlow of Philadelphia had 92 and Miss Collett, playing without serious trouble, could not improve beyond tying five others. Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, donor of the Berthellyn Cup, took 98.
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Hair Groom adds gloss and lasting style to hair
An old classified style ad touts Hair Groom as a dignified combing cream costing only a few cents at any drug store. It promises natural gloss and a well groomed look for business and social occasions, taming stubborn hair and aiding growth of thick, lustrous locks.
Ingersoll Dollar Stropping Outfit Promises Keen Edge
The ad describes the Ingersoll Dollar Stropping Outfit with patent blade holder and treated leather strop. It claims the holder keeps the blade at the exact angle for a keen edge and promotes a long barber stroke to hone and strop. It urges readers to buy for ten dollars or mail a dollar to Robt. H. at Ingersoll, Inc., New York.
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