Champion Eliminated In City Title Play In Tennis
George Foster was upset by Dr R Warren Hall in a three set city tennis championship at Brooklawn Country Club. Hall outplayed the champion 6-0 1-7 6-2 to reach the finals against Thomas Wilber. In women's play Miss Chapman defeated Miss Hultman and Miss Armitage beat Mrs Gaynor to reach the final.
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Athletics End Season by Defeating White Sox in Philly
Philadelphia Athletics beat Chicago White Sox 6 to 8 to close the season in Philadelphia. Pitcher Quinn limited the Sox to seven hits with one rough inning in the fourth as both teams wrap up the year.
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York Defeats Williamsport in NY-Penn Playoff Opener
York won 6 to 2 against Williamsport in the opening game of the championship playoff series in the New York Pennsylvania baseball league. The regular season ended in a tie for first place between the two clubs.
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Van Alstyne homer powers Hawks over Profs in New Haven
Van Alstyne hit a seventh inning homer with Bachand aboard to lift the Hawks to a 2 run victory over the Profs in New Haven. Goth Hyman and Malin pitched well for the Hawks. Score details unavailable in readable text.
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Worcester Wins Doubleheader Over Springfield
Worcester defeated Springfield in a loosely played doubleheader with scores of 12 to 2 and 6 to 4. Both Worcester pitchers were effective with Harris Stindaert and Thomas homering for Worcester. Manager Stengel was noted in the brief recap.
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Senators And Tigers Split In Double Bill
In a Detroit Washington doubleheader the Tigers beat the Senators 12 to 9 in the first game while Stanley Coveleskie edged Earl Whitehill 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. The second game was halted in the ninth inning due to darkness with Detroit and Washington again tied in the late frames. Walter Johnson took his seventh loss as Detroit and Washington produced a high scoring, error prone day with power hitting from Cobb and Goslin and notable baserunning by Harris and O Rourke.
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Mays Shuts Phillies as Reds Win 5 2
Cincinnati uses timely hits and walks to beat Philadelphia 5 to 2. Carl Mays pitched his second complete game of the year, limiting the Phillies to nine hits, including a Cy Williams triple.
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Track Meet Planned for Westport Clubs
Special plans completed for a track and field meet in Westport on October 3 between the UmMoCA and Compo Athletic Club. Nine events form the program as organized by the committee.
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Penn State Freshman Bull Cox Sets Intercollegiate Marks
State College, Pa. Sept 11. Penn State freshmen look strong this fall with several schoolboy athletes in the yearling class. Prominent is Bull Cox, former Mercersburg and Rochester Tech runner and 1924 Olympic team member. In interscholastics last spring Cox won the two mile, mile, and half mile, setting new marks and earning praise for the Penn State program.
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Princeton Tigers Begin Signal Drills at Princeton NJ
The Princeton football squad under Coach Roper held the first signal practice of the season. Miller, Baldwin, Navis, Gates, Cathy, and others practiced interference and forward passing as the line work, supervised by Keck and Foster, narrowed a pool of twenty candidates for end positions. Last year's wings are gone, heightening the task of filling line ends.
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Pirates Rout Braves as Their Offense Explodes
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 11 to 2 as Grantham Moore and Hart Smith pace the attack. Smith belts four homers and the Pirates rack up eight hits among the trio to surge in pennant chase.
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Atlanta Clinches Southern Loop Pennant
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 4 to 2 to start the Southern Association baseball championship, with two more games for Atlanta and three for New Orleans remaining. It is Atlanta's first pennant since 1919.
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Tilden and Richards reach title semi finals at Forest Hills
New York data shows America’s Davis Cup winners filling four semi final spots in the national singles. William Tilden II defeated Wallace Johnson 6-4 6-0 6-4. Norma Williams II beat Ward Kinsey 7-5 6-4 8-3. William Johnston edged Manuel Alonzo 6-4 6-3 6-1 8-2. Vincent Richards outplayed Rene LaCoste 6-4 6-3 6-8.
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