World Series Star Emerges From Giants Steady Rawlings
In the 1921 World Series he rose from obscurity to hero by batting .383 and delivering clutch plays for the Giants. The article surveys pitchers and hitters who shaped the series, noting Johnny Rawlings as a standout despite early doubt and highlighting key moments and rivals across several years.
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Johnny Rawlings
New York
Knight
Willy
Mathewson
Johhny Rawlings
Great Cobb
Vworld
Giants
Whitey
Dave Bancroft
Marquare
Teyreau
Cub
Mackmen
Detroit
Bill Donovan
George Mullin
Dinneen
Soung
Graven
Bender
Combe
Plank
McGin
Franklin Field to reopen Saturday after major revamp
Franklin Field resumes operations after a $840000 rebuild. The new stadium will host major 1925 events including the Penn Relays, intercollegiate meets, and the annual Penn-Cornell football clash. Work began after delays and was rushed to finish near schedule.
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Quaker University
America
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Army—Navy
Penn
Franklin
Engineara
Quinn May Play For Yale Saturday
Westport September 25 The former high school star Schward Quinn is slated to appear in Yale's game Saturday His groin injury has healed enough for him to play at least one quarter He has practiced with the varsity and is in some of the signal drills The Owl football team is practicing three nights weekly Manager Fraley seeks one or two local players for the game
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Dineen
Bill Dinnee
Reg Sok
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Dinneen
Young
Boston
Bill
Pittsburg
Ore
Mathewson
Athletics
Mackmen
Feaures
Motty
Brooklin
Coveleskie
Dodgers
Matty
Polity
Tim
Hin
Westpore
Wnnny
Schward
Quinn
Yale
Fraley
HU Jn
Gna
Dionald Fatcaen
Ward Growth
Barry Duncan
Stude
Pat Donald Palchen
Farge
Browny
Heavyweights Promoted in New York City Ring Shows
Promoters announce a slate of boxing cards in New York with heavyweights Rettling Georges Carpertines and Tumhaling billed for events at Madison Square Garden. Harry Sis and Brown Panther headline workouts, while Bob Martin and Harry Greb prepare for co main events amid St. Paul bouts featuring Stiske and Ponteuphana.
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Georges Carpertines
Norfolk
Mikke
Sho Square Garden
Harry Sis
Himeelf
Chern Jonnedn
Tout
Bob Martin
Harry Greb
The
Linden
St. Paul Civils
TMS St
Paddocks to play Naugatuck team in Sunday match
The Paddocks face the Naugatuck Mohawks in a football game Sunday. Key players include centers O Hara, Gant, Dowie, and Nel, with specialists to depart at 1 o clock. Team notes highlight past practice and expected strong performance.
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Naugatuck
Pacific Coast League planning for series
San Francisco owners confident in pennant chances plan for post season series between Pacific Coast League leaders Brit More and St. Paul. Dr Charles F. Stew notes the lineup renewal and schedules aim for mid October play following league standings.
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Pacific Coast League
SAN Pranttia
San Francisco
Paolte Vows
Brit More
St. Paul
Chartes Tf
Stew
Werry Sertan
Oelobar
Ywears
Jimmy Austin Still Hitting Hard for Browns Comeback
A lively profile of Jimmy Austin as he nears a milestone birthday and keeps delivering power for the St. Louis Browns. The piece notes his enduring hustle, doubles and a dramatic eighth inning double that sparked a Browns win. It covers his career arc from Dayton to Omaha to New York Yankees and finally St. Louis, with references to teammates and management decisions.
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Elin Evans
Jame, P
Austin
Youlix
Salty Heaps Totherg
Cpusse Pot Ng
Rirasaly
Austin’s
St. Louis Browns
Frank Elleria
Ing AdéHl
Byanse
Wales
Dayton
Langue
Omaha
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Roy Hartzell
Browns
New Haven May Play Orioles In Spring Series
The New Haven club and the Baltimore Orioles may meet in a three game spring series. Talks with manager George Wolds at Elm City Club, and potential training sites in Rocky Mount, aim to arrange a repeat matchup after New Haven’s win secured the East minor league championship. Additional clubs and players linked to spring plans include Dunn, Fritz Maisel, Jack Bentley, and others as teams consider training locations and series.
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New Haven
Orioles
Ballimore Owlits
Lie Spring
George Wolds
Elm Cite
Frogs
Wadlag
Ager
Fritz Maise
Dunn
Willie
Balthnora
Iis
Wsteene Sziem
Rae Port
Hasteern
Cvonition Tara
Orlees
Vung Ig
Gerlaint
Serles
Inter-nationial League
Raft
Dra
Weiss
Baltimore
Guven
Jack Orden
Tle
New York Giants
Pene Winsere
Manning Lowers Own Record Shatters World Mark in Columbus
Peter Manning, driving at Columbus Driving Park, lowers the world trotting record and posts a fast time. The event highlights Murphy guiding leading horses as Beier Manning overwhelms rivals. other races feature Dillon and notable pacers with substantial purses.
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Peter Manning Lowers
Columbus
Gcolumbur
Ghis
Prees
Beier Manning
Tomeny Murphy
Conmbus
Mick
Peter Manning
Murphy
Ret Dillon
Ding
Gount Dasenon
Murphys
Binquen
McDonill
Paver
Ily
Cox
Barnes Peter Hey
Trumpator
Pme
William Lal
Marware Tilton
Han Oy
Heni Axworthy
Tet
Fon Henry
H Dung
Logan Heide
Peer
Deby
Lede
Aia
Pace
Thres Hetus
Beton Odonay Caagbys
Valdine
Het
Tae Fo
Gali Wilken Finn
Adie Star Tits
Heydler Praises Giants Behavior Amid Turbulent Season
Heydler commends the Giants for their conduct following a chaotic stretch, noting firm discipline and unity. Officials praise players for restraint and focus as the club navigates criticism and internal strain.
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Heydler
WEATQGUE TO STAGE SENIOR JUNIOR PLAY
The annual semi annual stage event by the Weatggue GCoun Try club will be held next Saturday in Albobhorys, featuring a dinner and prize items. Strong competition is expected as several teams are ready to face the field.
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Weatqgue
Welk
Sabardis
Oeiner F. Fils
Albobhorys
Boston College Prepares For Strong 11 Inopener
Boston College coach Frank Cavanaugh pushes toward early perfection for the opening game against Boston University. Replacing injured players, Whelan’s team at Boston University features a fast, powerful squad with quarterback Chuck Darling. Contenders include Cronin and O’Hara, with Tartison stepping in for Comerford and Elberti filling the guard spot.
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Boston
Frank Cavanaugh
Boston College
Teela
Boston University
Black Bay
Charles Whelan
Reatori ‘University
Schoal
Whelan
Brick Ohuare
Tom” Lohergan
Bay Schooly
Stir Tiglte
O'Hara
Chuck” Darling
Eagles
Chvaniugh
Hts
Comerford
Bu” Tartison
Brooklyn Prep
Doyle
Yweaphy
Cupie
Elberti
Frank Wilson
Wilson Shoul
Nurrow Tig
Regwlar Herth Dsj Uackfeld
Collins Stifles Yankees as Red Sox Halt Pennant Bid
In Boston, Warren Collins pitched a four hitter with seven walks and one strikeout to deny the New York Yankees a chance to clinch the American League pennant. Boston won 4-1 as Meusel Ward and Bush contributed for New York against Collins who allowed only four hits and fanned one. Del Way’s pitching for Boston limited the Yankees, while Pratt doubled and Mitchell plated a run in the seventh. Attendance reached 6,900 in the cool weather.
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Mathy
George Davin
White Sox
Meghiy Bageman
Way
George
Rowe
Roche
Ei Rohe
Jeriey
Ris
Sox
Cube
Ana’ Anos
Tigers
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Mor- Aeeal Broywen
Orvie Quernly
Frank Chaney
Taos
Rabe Adams
Atretchog
Adams
Soves
Dotrois
Coombs
Trau -Ch
Jack Coamls
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She Mackmen
Ming Gor Coombs
Colins
Baker
Danny Murph
Coantos
Giant
Polo Grounds
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Athletigg
Barcuard
Serand
Collints
Nettiay Matty Wee Jendine
Collins
Mutch
Pjto Pic
Tring
Philadelphians
Tour Ramee
Wand
Ine Wona
Mifoity
Harry Ponner
Warly
Astreper
Doyle
New York
Athletic
Jon Rush
Shans
Ang Colins
Baker Again Pineneg the Leather All Ov Ak . Bye Tay4 Bank Gowils
Hamer Delle Lewis
Crivath
Alexsander
Lewis
Brooklyn
Ruth
Smore
Leonard
Wilyerry Smith
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Red” Faber
Lewies
Ar Levan Nun
Ar Jungner
Gareied Atthanes
Wirror
Prada
Tieft Thal Tewh
Rip Nye
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Ieadera
Warren
Jaat Yrar
Becter
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Tha ‘Yankew
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Seth
ASMP
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Ruel
O'Rourke
Milles
Scott
O Pion
Mitchell
Pratt
Burne
Burns
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Balis
Eastcott Polo Four Beats Meadowbrook 14 to 10 in Westbury
Eastcott Polo Four defeated Meadowbrook 14 to 10 at the International polo field in Westbury New York, earning a chance to meet the Sheibua team for the Monty Waterbury Cup on Saturday.
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Eastcott Polo
Meadowbrook
Westbury
N. X
Sens
Anslo-Amertcen
Eastcott
Feadowbrook
Monty Waterbury
Columbia Star to Wear Glasses in Grid Game
New York Sept 28 Edward Fisher a 120 pound tackle on Buck O Neill s first string says he may play this year for Columbia University s varsity team wearing nonbreakable glasses. Coach O Neill may keep him in despite semi blindness as graders seek lenses with protective overlaid magnification ready by next week.
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New York
Columbia University
Edward Flecher
Buck O'Nells
Mieher
Pincher
Froinman
Neconomy
O' Neill
Fyscher
Robert Watt
Ray Keenan
George Torporcer
St. Louis Cardinals
Sporting Goods
Torportes
Sporting Goody Gancem
Fischer
O'Neill
Three Penn Captains Lead Red and Blue Backfield Change
Philadelphia reports three sport captains join the Penn backfield for the season opener. Miller leads football, Sullivan captains basketball, and Wagelin heads the baseball squad as Myler and Wage lin join the backfield with Frank Mine.
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Ors
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Frank Mine
Marshall
Miller
Sullivan
Oiotrine
UN Wagelin
Babilteam
Myler
Wagelin
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