Yankees Rally Stuns White Sox in Season Finale
New York Americans seize control with an eight-run sixth and seventh inning rally to beat Chicago 11 to 7. Meusel drives in three, Strunk exits after being struck, and Collins earns the win as the Cubs drop their last meeting with the Yanks.
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Pittsfield Beats Boosters Twice In Tumultuous Match
In a rugged series at Wyre We, Pittsfield edged the Boosters twice. Baker led with a home run and five RBI across games, while Bates added a single and Honniap contributed a triple and another homer in the second game. Poll Leaf players Stapleton Belanger and Cairhion shone in fielding.
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Manning Equals World Trotting Record For One Mile
Peter Manning driven by Tommy Murphy equalled the world trotting record for a mile in 2:58 at the State Fair Track Syracuse. The program also features Arion Gu and other heats, with Bridgeport preparing for National Amateur Championships at Seaside.
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Chicago Pirates Rally Delivers Shutout Over Phillies
Chicago, Sept 4. Hubbel and Betts led a shutout win for Chicago as Philadelphia was held scoreless. Alexander pitched well for Chicago while Hubbell sprained his ankle early and left the game. Final score not fully legible due to damaged text.
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Springfield Wins Two Games From Hartford
Springfield defeats Hartford in a doubleheader with 1 0 and 2 1 scores. Mayberry limits visitors to two hits in game one, while Haley and Simpson lead the Pony offense in game two as Simpson and Silva drive six runs.
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Boston Notes on Petrol 4 Ston Set Game
Boston game notes describe Pennock keeping two hits today while Stan winning Lite and Pratt contribute singles. The inning sequence includes a bun throw, an intentional pass to Scott, and Walter’s infield out to tie the run. Oldham and Bassler, Pennock and Walters credited in the box.
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Leasure Wins Double Bill From Waterbury
Bridgeport Americans secure a double defeat against Waterbury with Leasure delivering strong pitching and key hits. In the opener Fuller struggles as Bridgeport builds a five run lead. in the second game Leasure tires slightly but maintains control aiding Bridgeport to a seven hit effort and three early runs. Ray and Emmerich spark the offense, while Rodriguez and Muller's defense shuts down Waterbury late.
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Tilden Defeats Johnston in Fourth Round of National Singles
In Philadelphia on September 14 1915 Williams T Tilden of Philadelphia defeated San Francisco’s William M Johnston in four sets 4 6 7 5 6 4 6 3 to advance to the quarterfinals of the National Singles title tournament. Other notable results included C Anderson of Australia and T Norris Williams of Boston being eliminated as survivors head toward the weekend rounds.
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Hilltop eleven faces easy schedule in fall grid slate
The Hilltop High School football schedule shows a mild slate with few tough tests. Danbury, New Haven, New York University Freshmen, and other regional teams are listed, with speculation about state funds and a Hilltop treasury near 4900 dollars as plans unfold. The article notes their opponents and date range from October through November, including a Polo Grounds game and an Alumni matchup still in question. The piece also covers baseball scores from a Brooklyn St Louis doubleheader and a Pirates win over the Braves, with game details and pitcher notes.
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American jockeys win French racing events in Paris
Three American riders Frank O'Neill from St Louis Matt McGee of Sheepshead Bay and Guy Garner of Kentucky led the French turf on Metropolitan track as racing resumed after summer at Deauville Dieppe Caen and other resorts. Prince Aga Khan of India plans the largest French stable for 1922 and has offered Macomber his entire operation including Vanderbilt horses. William Luke has joined as trainer at a record salary.
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Milwaukee and St Paul split games in American Association clash
In Milwaukee, St Paul games opened with Milwaukee 6 St Paul 4, then St Paul won 4 1. Also notes Kansas City 3 over Minneapolis 9, and Toledo 4 Columbus 3 with Howe and Leasure striking outs as umpires Waters and McLaughin.
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Triple Play Sparks Senators Past St. Louis 1-0
Washington edged St. Louis 1-0 in a key pitching duel as Judge singled for the lone run. A fourth inning triple play started by Bush on Sisler’s liner and ending with Harris to Judge at first erased a potential scoring chance, while Tobin was later tagged out after a lead off by Tobin and Ellerbe.
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Macy Wheeler Retains City Tennis Title in Final
Macy Wheeler won the city tennis championship at Brooklawn Country Club, defeating Dr. E Warren Hall in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-2 to retain the title. Mrs Richardson and Mrs McNeil defeated A Chapmen and Carolyn Chapmen in the women’s doubles finals, taking two straight matches.
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Indians Split Even In Bill With Lawmakers
New Haven and Albany split a doubleheader with Albany triumphing 5 2 in 12 innings in the second game. Errors and a key twelfth inning rally gave Albany the win while the first game ended 6 4 as Cox Sweatt and others were credited with the runs.
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