Barnes Delivers Second Win as Giants Tie Series With Yankees
The New York Giants rally at Polo Grounds to even the World Series against the Yankees. Pitcher Jess Barnes stymies New York at the start, then the Giants counter with timely hitting as Mays and Shawker both figure in the back half of the game. The club leader notes confidence and readiness for the next outing with Art Nehf set to start the decisive game.
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Paryip Bangrott
Capra
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
fRwerve
Duce
Titus
Jess Barnes
Harner
Ty Shawker
Shawker
Ard Dt
Kelly
Mars
Mays
Phil
Yanks
Pehiind
N. Fu Odt
Barnes
asMault
Toney
Giants
Hilltop Cross Country Final Prep for Bristol Meet
Hilltop cross country readies for Bristol meet with final workout. Coach Anderson plans to field ten runners led by Skane and Fitzpatrick as Hilltops seek victory on a 2 1/2 mile course against Bristol foes.
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Hilltop
Bristol
Barnes
Skane
Fitzpatrick
Anderson
Wilhoropose
Sune
Sagui
Henkes
Mer Carrol
WL Lee
Burnstien
J. Burnstien
Davis
Bucxer
Rott and
Beiret
Gloucester schooner race today for fishermen's title
Gloucester Mass Oct 11 The ocean race of schooners for the New England championship opens tomorrow from Halifax. Espe and Delawana are among the contenders in the 49 mile course. Skipper Arthur Tarmes Ty Matheson and others are listed among entrants. All vessels wear the impediment crew and start at 7 pm weather permitting.
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Gloucester
Mass
Nis
Halifax
Ngloucester
Espe
Bonafis
Falls Down Seizes Lexington Feature in Unlikely Win
Jimmy McKerron bay gelding Falls Down wins the Lexington feature after an accident in the second heat. Grattan takes the final heat while Betsy Chandler pays out after an odd finish. Other events include 2:22 trot won by Sly Bing and 2:16 trots and purses listed for multiple heats.
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Lexington
Jimmy McKerron
Jack McKerran
Demente
Kentucky
Jim
Jn Ihn
Jimmy McKerran
Bena Early
Fena Early
Ov “Gratian
Hina
Jima McKerron
Ft Grattan
Ray
Betsy Chandler
Lex
Klia
Klio
Sly Bing
Green Abbe
Ron
Peter the
Axward Bell
Stamford High Loses To Mt Vernon In 1910 Football
In a rough matchup Stamford High was edged by Mt Vernon with early errors and standout plays. Jim Bansor led Stamford with a key drive while Mt Vernon scored twice, marking the first time since 1924 a visiting team held Stamford to a higher tally.
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Stamford High
MT. Vernon
Stamford Wehfortha
Dinig
Jim Bansor
Sialh
Mt. Vernon Jah
Lobke City
Satara
Locke
Ansan
Stamfora
Springfield Upsets Army. Holy Cross Faces Easy Tilt
A scrambled passage notes Holy Cross aiming for an easy game after a surprising Springfield upset of the Army. The text mentions players like Peachball and Laynn with references to Newtown, Tavertili Park, and Wass tham, but the legible facts center on Holy Cross seeking a softer test following Springfield’s shock victory.
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Aolissia Peachball
Newtown
Tolin
Stimlord
Waltham
Wasstham
Manager Working On 1922 Hilltop Schedule
The item notes a manager planning the 1922 Hilltop schedule with Wrend and Hoosier Lauly arranging spring tests with Newwen Commernial High. It lists timings and results from two contests, including 2:06 and 2:08 race marks, with stakes around $2,000 and references to Abbe, Noah, Frudak, and Vaileoupes.
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Hilltop
Ardent Bell
Phe
Newwen
Abbe
Noah
Frudak
Giants Even Series with Home Run Power in N Y Thriller
The Giants tied the series as they defeated the Yankees with key home runs by Meusel and Snyder. Barnes stymied the Yankee hitters, while Shawkey and Harper faltered, and McNally struggled in the field as Burns Bancroft Frisch and Young supplied crucial runs. The game featured early Yankee scoring and a fourth inning Giants rally that sealed the outcome.
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Slooper
Barnes
Jess
Liam
Yankee
Wardetrack
Miller Huggins
John Milran
Deica
Tuggins
Harry Harper
Yankees
Twieler
Toney
Harper
Giants
Mengsel
Snyder
Meusel
Shawkey
Larnes
Frank Baker
Fewster
Thirper
Karnes
Pewster
Ruth
Peckinpough
Miller
Bob Meusel
Pipp
Ward
Mengel
McNaily
Young
Huggins
Kelly
Irish
Mouse
Rawlings
Barnes Aingled
Burns
Bancroft
Frisch
Shaskey
Hs Giants
McNally
Mit
Shanghe Giants
Frinch
Ned
Frisenh
Tlercy
Batting Averages for First Six Games of World Series
NEW YORK October 11 The batting averages for the first six games of the World Series with extra base hits sacrifice hits and stolen bases are as follows.
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New York
Stalen Iases
Elevens Practice for Bulkeley Game at Sewfield Bark
Five Hilltop players joined three squads in drills and new plays under Coach Hunt while two elevens under Tresku scrimmaged. Ray Whelan returned to practice, dropping plans for a quick return, as Gronberg Doncaster and Fischer vie in drop kicks. Shea and Marters receive reps. Bulkeley visits Saturday after a 76 0 win over Sew London in recent history.
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Sewfield Bark
Hunt
Elena
Tresku
Ifans
Cigss
Alning
Derby High
Ray Whelan
Min Gynt Terrace
Allas
Whelan
Gronberg
Doncaster
Fischer
Candhe Hunt
Bay Shea
Hilltech
Shea
Ano
Pasiton
Wilby
Frank Marters
Lancaster
Jocal
Burkeley
Herbar Qty
Connecticut
Sew London
Park City
Johnson to Exhibit Condition in New Haven Today
Connie Lewis George Dwyer and local press attend private exhibition by Tack Johnson former heavyweight champion at Liberty Baths New Haven at 11am. State boxing commission likely present as Townson promotes Johnson's fitness for a heavyweight title bid.
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Connie Lewis
George Dwyer
Tack, Johnson
Liberty Baths
New Haven
State Boxing Commission
Townson
Yale Starts Soccer Season Next Saturday Opener at Springfield
Yale opens its football style soccer season Saturday against Springfield FT M. Horace Wilson, formerly of the Bethlehem Steel team that won the national championship, is chosen to coach the Yale booters. Yale's schedule includes October 18 Springfield at New Haven, October 20 Cornell at Ithaca, November 17 Princeton at New Haven, November 19 Harvard at Cambridge, and December 3 Penn at Philadelphia.
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Sue Wil
Springfield FT. M
New Britain Beats Meriden High in Long Field Goal Victory
New Britain High defeated Meriden High last Saturday with a long field goal by Murtha, the right halfback. Meriden had previously lost to Bridgeport by 46 to 6 and declined to schedule the Hilltoppers this season.
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Meriden High
New Britain High
Silver City
Murtha
New Britain
Meriden
Bridgeport
Hilltoppers
French Win Pipe Championship In France
Paris reports the first smoking championship held at Chatillon sur Barneux. M. Poualand won the duration heat by keeping his pipe alight for 58 minutes 35 seconds, beating two Englishmen an American and a Spaniard. J Manasterski won the three inch cigar contest in 9 minutes 12.5 seconds.
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Paris
Chatillon-sur Barneux
Deauville
Vichy
Aix-les-Bains
GhatiMen
M. Poualand
J. Manasterski
Rambler Five Practice Sessions Ready for Tough City Games
The Rambler quintet held its fifth season practice at Municipal Gym last night. The Ramblers, city champions for two years, emphasize a fast squad and seek challenging games across the city and state.
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Rambler
Ramblers
Peckinpaugh Credits Barnes For Giants Victory
Captain Peckinpaugh of the Yankees credits Barnes for the Giants win. He notes Giants came from behind, praises Barnes and Fenster, and says the series is even with a must-win game tomorrow behind Carl Jays and a steady Yankee bats effort expected.
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Carl Jays
Family of athletes and public figures shine in sports notes
A collage of sports anecdotes links 1920 Ohio State football to sibling dynasties in golf boxing and college football. It recalls the Leitch sisters in golf competition and kinship across teams with Tim Callahan and Mike Attell noted for leadership. Broadway stars and boxing rivalries mix with local figures preparing for matches and autograph sessions as Black Rock schedules a game at Bullard Field.
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Cecil Leitch
Cecil
Grove
Doc
Johnston
Jimmy
Tommy Gibbons
Mike
Tommy
Tim Callahan
Tain
Princeton
Tim
Attell
Hodge” Workman
Trother. Noc
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Beardsley
Arthur Tarmes
Ty Ty Matheson
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Manuel Cstivia
Platman
Ane Todd
Ae Tene Todd - Teathrthy
Shandier
Aleglm Farbes
Queenie Prince Ferusioy
Ting, I,m
Tingenister
Alice
McMahon
George Watts
C. G
Berry
Marie Cesile Watts
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CH. Thomas
R. Mu
Blaweh
Ceers
Te Fe Watts
Ho My
Eg Wwuray
Nirea
Wilen
Broom
Keithy
Br. m
Baman
My i
J. Thomas
Tames
Strats
Merry Direct
iMetHicey Hazel Kuestner
Brim
Pittmand
Stokes
Kaytete
Gray
Fred Tonex
Homer
Kells
Ispringfield
Holy Cross
Plarcey Sje
Wens
P.C Nationals
GAB
Cesm
Weierel
Malare
Mausel
Rawlings Sa
Snyder Eves Cerezere
Wpeater
Douglas Neice
Baines
Merrclee
St & Se
Bulkeley
Jack Johnson
YALE
Peckinpaugh
Big Jess
Roger Peckinpaugh
The
New York Yankees
Universal Service
Chick” Fenster
Chick
Dove
Pittsburg
Steve
Black Rock
Bullard Field
Black Rock Leven
Boston
Blackstones
Blackstone Cigars
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