Groves and Boley Struggle As Blues Clinch Tie Breaker
The Kansas City team beat Baltimore 12 to 5 in game six of the series. Groves and Joe Boley played poorly while MGRAW watched. KC used early hits and Baltimore errors to seize a three run lead and never relinquished it. Caldwell allowed thirteen hits but held on for the win as Baltimore’s defense faltered. Attendance was 11,359 with receipts at 938.95.
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Osden
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Frank
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Slim Caldwell
John McChaw
New York Nationals
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O'Hearn Leaves Yale Lineup With Fractured Ankle
Yale halfback Charlie O’Hearn suffered a fractured ankle in yesterday’s game with Bucknell and will be out for the rest of the season. The injury prompts changes in Yale’s backfield as Stevens takes his place and Tactical play may see adjustments by Tad Jones’s crew.
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Tad Jones
Stevens
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Geach Jones
Luque Rises From Due To Greatest Twirler In Gam Cincinnati
Adolfo Luque, Cuban star for the Cincinnati Reds, is highlighted as the standout pitcher amid a season of mixed fortunes. The piece recounts his 1922 record, noting he was unlucky that year but improved with good breaks in 1923, drawing praise for his pitching prowess and comparing his performance across recent seasons. It cites game details, line scores, and umpire notes, painting Luque as a premier slingler of his era despite fluctuating results.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Mesa
Team No 6 Leads Crane Duck Pin Bowling League
Team No 6 tops Crane Duck Pin League standings with a two game lead over Team No 2, which sits tied for second. The report lists team totals, high scores, and averages for the current season, with Team No 1, No 8, and No 9 also appearing in the standings.
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Crane Duck Pin Bowling League
Neui Xotis
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Mirkles
Ginele Hecolo
Sarazen Recalls Grueling Week at American PGA Championship
Gene Sarazen recounts his six day 36 hole match play grind at Pelham Country Club where he faced Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen. He notes Barnes’s comeback and his own exhaustion, stressing golf as a solitary test of skill and nerve and admitting Hagen’s late rally tested him to the final holes. He reflects on strategy, conservatism, and the lesson never to quit at any stage.
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Pelham Country Club
Walter Hagen
New York
Jin Barnes
Hagen
Barnes
Barnes Wee
Skokie
Jim
Hely
Gene
Tere Wises Barnes
Walter
Asbury Park Galt
Magen
Andi Metory
Leon
Holt
Karnes
Eel Syndicein Inc
Colontals Defeat Lenox Team in Close Showdown
In an afternoon game at Seasida Park the Colontals edged the Lenox team 7 to 100. The article mixes local sports vibes with humorous verse and quirky asides about clever plays and the crowd.
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Seasida Park
The Moral of the Year in The Sportlight
Grantland Rice reflects on literary worth versus fame noting Dempsty earned 759000 from two fights while Babe Ruth earned over 60000 in world series returns. The piece cites poets and critics, contrasting fortunes and accessibility with Punch’s satirical jab at the pen and the sportlight.
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Babe” Ruth
Jaliry
Pair of Ties In Dupont Factory Bowling League
A pair of ties mark the early standings in the Dupont Bowling League as Office and Shipping vie for first place while Spreaders and Mill sit at the bottom. The write up notes league action, attendance, and general early season mood with occasional stray commentary.
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Dupont Factory Bowling League
Dupont
Shelton Factory Bowling League Sees Early Predictions Shattered
In Shelton on Oct 21 the Industrial League shows strong play as two matches deliver upsets. Votes whisper who will lead as standings form with rivals and big names in contention. Teams like Shellas Loans and Metal Road appear among early leaders amid lively bowling action.
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Rayec
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Vivery & Iin
Shellas Loans
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Assein Metal
Darby Silver
Adwas
Birmingham
Notable Gridiron Upsets Highlight Week of College Football
Notre Dame overwhelmed the Tigers as Harvard disappointed with a 6 to 0 win over Holy Cross. In others, Cornell beat Colgate 34 to 7, Army topped Auburn, Penn State crushed Navy, Dartmouth defeated Vermont 27 to 2, and West Virginia exploded for 81 against Marshall. Rockne and Doble showcased clever forward passing and hybrid attacks that dictated early leads and steady gains.
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Brunswick Gains Narrow Football Win Over Sanford 7 6
In heavy rain at Greenwich Brunswick edged Sanford 7 6 in a bruising second game of the season. Sanford outplayed the heavier visitors and moved well in the final minutes but fumbles and penalties and a late Brunswick drive decided the outcome. A blocked extra point earlier kept the score close.
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