Yankees wallop champs with high score record
New York regains full American League lead by routing Cleveland 21 to 2. Mails pitched two innings, Meusel and Fewster homered, Ruth Brown backers fueled the attack, and Mays became the first pitcher to win 25 games this year as the park sold out two hours before closing.
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Rays
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Terrus Mails
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Word
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Fewster
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Jamisson
Wemby
Jonnston
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Teo Miter
E Peckinpauen
Ruth Fewster
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Schang
Devermer
McNary
Mars
Jamieson
Mille
Horma Tums
Ward
Caldwell
Connolly
Owens
Dineen
Hilltops Readies for Danbury High Clash at Newfield
Hilltops coach Fred A Hunter at Brindge Yout high school directs tough workouts as Danbury prep looms Saturday at Newfield. Lyon Terrace squad holds first scrimmage. lineup features Lancester, Cooney, Saur, Wagner, Adams, Thorn, Lege, Whelan, Cate, Dunn, Fisher. Quarterback spot disputed with Vida Kempton among contenders.
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Danbury
Ital Black Warriors
Lancester
Cooney
Saur
Wagner
Adams
Thorn
Lege
Uenter
Whelan
Cate
Dunn
Fisher
Fulltack
Vida Kempton
Rod Manes
Jack
Veld Speicy
Seeley
Krinieck
Maher
Lyon Terrace
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Yesterday's results show Springheld 6 over Bridgeport 1 in game one, port 5 to Springfield 0 in game two, New Haven 3 Worcester 3, Hartford 7 in game one, St. Louis 4 over Hadtanali, Brooklyn 2, Chicago 4 Boston 2 in the first game, Chicago 2 Boston 7 in 12 innings, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh as the lone scheduled game. In the American League, New York beat Cleveland 21 to 7, Washington defeated Detroit, with only scheduled games listed for today including Chicago at Philadelphia and Cleveland at New York.
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Bridgeport
Port
Springfield
New Haven
Worcester
Hartford
Bicelerbury
Albany
St. Louis
Hadtanali
Brooklin
Chicago
Boston
Setond Zome
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Harvard Eleven War With Lucile Army Gell Promising
Season opener hype highlights Harvard football as Gell stands out for the Crimson in a clash described as a war with Lucile Army, signaling a strong start for the team and anticipation across the Commonwealth.
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Gell
Harvard
Danbury Motorcycle Field Day Planned at Turner Grounds
The Danbury Motorcycle Club of Danbury plans a motorcycle field day near the Tat fair grounds on October 1. Organizers say sidecar races and other motor events will be held, though a definite date is not yet confirmed.
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Turner
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Local High School Football Plans Fall Schedule
Fragmented OCR notes indicate LOH A MS CRAVE ACKSON manager John Pesta of the M HA team. Text mentions football games, strongest quintets, and plans to schedule junior backfield for October, with hooks for one of the jun players.
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M. HA
Hillsides Protest After Loss to AcmLY Mil
The Hillsides claim an unfair result after a defeat by AcmLY Mil in a city championship game. Umpires’ calls were disputed and the Hillsides have announced a protest.
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Hillsides
Clty
Rot
Ideciklohs
Heve
Legion to Play Sing Sing Tonight at Clubrooms
A meeting of the American Tennis team Nas neen eater M is set for this evening at 780 ah the clubrooms on QGoiten Hill street. Arrangements for playing team at the state peson at Oseining, MY, on October 9 will be completed then.
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Oseining
Athletics Defeat New Haven Indians in Exhibition
In a seven inning exhibition at New Haven, the Athletics beat the Indians 8 to 7. Brame and Nera delivered strong hits, Braalila homered in the sixth, while Walker and Johnson contributed for the Athletics. New Haven’s players and scoring details noted, game highlighted by home runs and steady defense.
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NEW Haven Indians
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New Haven
Brame Nera Toda
Braalila
Pame
Walker
Johnson Vlor
Thakinen
Suns
New Haven downs Worcester 13 to 2 in season finale
New Haven defeated Worcester 13 to 2 in the final game of the season at New Haven. The exhibition followed a 7 to 1 loss to the Philadelphia Americans. Beare pitched for Worcester and Bartels/Sher provided solid defense for New Haven amid a high-scoring, error-prone affair.
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Philadelphia Americans
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Hartnetts
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Shay
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Hom
P Tuns
Conway
Alpine Toppers Aim For Two Teams This Fall
Manager George Nieman seeks regulars and dates for Alpines basketball at Municipal Gym for initial practice on Tuesday. Alpine plan two teams this fall one in junior city league and one semi pro.
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Alpines
Junor City
Minman
Sa Gime
Devon Y. OM
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Eity
International League Scores From NewarkBaltimore and Rochester
In Newark and Baltimore and Rochester several games are noted with line scores and key players. Reading, Gordy, Johnson, and Manning appear in Newark games while Baltimore, Wurm, Fyroleg, Styles, and Clifford feature in Baltimore. In Rochester Syracuse, Montgomery and Dredger, Kircher and Preidiger are listed across first games and seven innings by agreement.
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Clifford
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McNeil
Scnuler
Ogden
Egan
AL Buffala
Buffala
Rexante
Hrey Holtman
Bengouwgh
Enemann
Levine
Rochester
American Association Scores From St Paul and Nearby Cities
Box scores show St Paul 2 Louisville 3 with second inning notes, Minneapolis 2 Indianapolis 7 in the first game, Milwaukee 2 Columbus 5 and Milwaukee 10 Columbus 0 in the second, Kansas City 4 Toledo 5, and Scannas City 4 Toledo 5. Multiple matchups are listed with city derbies and inning hints.
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Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Minnneapoliaq
Cana
Milwaukee
Columbus
Scannas City
Toledo
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Americans Wind Up 1921 Season With Springfield Split
American team finishes 1921 season by splitting two games with the Springfield Ponies at Newfield Park. Stauffer pitched for the Americans in the opener, yielding sixteen hits as Springfield won 5-? while Bridgeport took the second 5-0 before rain halted play. McParland and Emmerich figured in key hits. Wilder, Silva, and Martin led Springfield with multiple extra-base hits. Bridgeport’s errors aided Springfield’s scoring in the first game.
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Stautffer
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Wilder
Flynn
Dutty
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Naughtan
Ter
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Becker
Smith
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Broker
Zimmerman
McLaughlin
Silva
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Martin
Springfeld
McParland
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O Zimmerman
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Tata
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Webton
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Pa Becker
Gonanied Sr
Duffy
Williams
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McLaughlin Rodrigues
Bridgeworth
McFarland
Vikings Want to Play Any 140-140 Team This Year
The Vikings seek competitive games against any 140 140 team this season. Management expects to win against all challengers and aims to close with strong showings. Contact Man ager Leo Leventhal at 202 Morgyn av ienne for communications.
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Devon
Cormmiunicudine
Leo Leventhal
Morgyn Avienne
Chicago Cubs Triumph in Twin Win Over Braves
Chicago outfielder Rel' Yhomag starred in a double victory over Boston, as both games stretched to 12 innings. First game score 4 to 3, second 8 to 7, with key rallies sparked by Baltener and a late single by Baltener in the second. Teams listed include Chicago players O’Farrell, Gowdy, O’Neil, and Freeman.
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Yhomag
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Senrietta
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Roston
Thomas
Tsent Liye
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Freeman
Vrostoi Lou Tfogoon
Mastering the off day in sports through conscious restraint
William P Mackaye describes a psychological approach to eliminating off day performance in tennis and other sports. He argues conscious thought disrupts sub conscious control, recommends slowing, relaxing, and focusing on desired outcomes with minimal mental effort, and shares a tennis tournament example where deliberate quieting of effort restored timing and success. He invites readers to share similar experiences.
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Fee
Asport
Tirag
Fle Bell
Montreal
Tam
William P, Mackaye
Douglas Twirls Giants To 5-2 Victory Over Cardinals
Douglas Twirls Giants to a 5-2 win over the Cardinals as Meusel drives in four runs in New York. Baltimore sets IL wins record with 119 victories, Jack Ogden picks up his year win tying Rube Vickers mark. Waterbury defeats Hartford 11 to 7 in Eastern League action. Tommy Murphy wins $7,491.25 at Syracuse Grand Circuit.
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M.D
Jack Dunn
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Jack Ogden
Rube Vickers
Orioles
Detroit Flyers
Pendantmerican Association
Tommy Murphy
Syracuse
Jenny J. F. Thompson
Peter Manning
Douglan Sing
New York
Meusel
Shamrocks Defeat Lenox In Ten Inning Battle 1-0
Shamrock A C defeated Lenox A A 1-0 in ten innings at Seaside Park. Knowles scored the winning run on Carlson’s bunt play after Hart’s sacrifice. Bob Farrell pitched effectively for Shamrock, striking out fourteen and allowing seven hits. Carlson pitched well for Lenox, allowing seven hits.
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LENOX
Farrell
Knowles
Shamrock A.C
North End
Lenox A. A
Seaside Park
Carlson
Tava Hite
Fanning
Iq Te
Ann Eishih
Hnines
Neove
de Alte
Arven
Lexy
Shijler
Lenox Poondoon
Shamracks
Rad Farrell
Bredlew Slattery
Ishamrogks Tienox
Pittsfield Wins Eastern League Pennant After Dramatic Finish
Pittsfield edged Worcester and Bridgeport to capture the Eastern League pennant as manager Walter Hammond guided a youthful second baseman to a late-season surge. Bridgeport finished third. New Haven slipped from last year’s second to a weaker finish while Pittsfield previously won the pennant two years earlier. The American team under Gene McCann struggled with weak hitting but strong fielding and a colorful, spirited season.
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Walter Hammond
Worcester
Bridgeport
New Haven
Mericans
Ishin
Gene McCann
McCann
Tolones
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