McKechnie Still Sees Hope for World Series Win
Washington Senator Walter Johnson voices belief in a final win as Covey faces Pirates for a second time. He praises his players college-spirited resilience, notes Goslin and Harris homers fueling a four-run rally, and credits Bucky Harris for sharp infield defense. Pirates manager McKechnie predicts Pittsburgh will rebound to take two of remaining games.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Ashington
Covey
Pirates
Bluege May Be In Game Today at Washington
President Clark Griffith of the Nationals announced Bluege will return to third base in today's game after two games out from a pitched ball impact. Manager Bucky Harris had said he would not rush Bluege back unless necessary, and the coachs reasoning cites Myer as too nervous to help the champs.
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Ashington
Clark Griffith
Nats
Bluege
Bucky Harris
Griffith
Myer
Ehaimplons
St. Louis
Red Grange
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Britton
Grange
Tlinois
Illinois
Purdue
Pdevauw
Notre Dame
Beloit
Indiana
Syracuse
Rainy days dampen a Pirates win in Washington clash
Two base hit by Ruel and home runs by Goslin and J Harris highlight a Pittsburgh Washington game. Peckinpaugh Carey steal bases, Traynor to Moore to Grantham, Harris to Judge double plays. Left on base counts favor Washington. Yde and Morrison top the pitchers with Johnson as the winning hurler. Umpires Moriarity Rigler Owens McCormick. Time 2 22 00.
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Ruel
Goslin
J. Harris
Peckinpaugh
Carey
Traynor
Moore
Grantham
Harris
Judge
Pittsburgh
Washington
Yde
Morrison
Johnson
Barnhart
Myer
Cuyler
Adams
Moriarity
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Cf Ae
Cuyler Rt
Wright
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Gooch
Tae
P Tae
P Weeee
Bigbee
Rice
Gee
S. Harris
Croslin
Ohio College Basketball Schedule This Week
Ohio teams host a mix of conference and non conference games across venues. Wooster meets Western Reserve in Cleveland while Case plays Akron in Akron and Mount Union visits Oberlin with Heidelberg at Berea. Other matchups include Ohio Northern at Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg at St Xavier in Cincinnati.
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Western Reserve
Cleveland
Case
Akron
Mount Union
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Ohio Northern
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Wittenberg
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Stuskingum
Kenyon
Eguuennatt
Otterbein
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Oberlin Pd I
West Reserve
Miami
Muskingum Tte
Wesleyan
Kenyon Treree
Ohio U. Eee
Wee
Wwittenberg Wee
Woostershee
Heidelber Wee
Ohio Norther
Hiram Eben Anes
Denison
Wallace
World Series Mound Battle Sets Vic Aldridge and Coveleskie
In the fifth game of the World Series Vic Aldridge and Stan Coveleskie will start on the mound. Coveleskie has since lost the lone decision for the Nationals, a Thursday defeat in Pittsburgh, and seeks redemption. Aldridge remains confident he can prevail again for the world champions.
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Vic Aldridge
Stan Coveleskie
Covey
Nats
Aldridge
Pittsburgh
Malvern Triumphs 7-0 Over St. John Knights
Malvern defeated the Knights of St. John 7 to 0 on Sunday as the Canton eleven claimed a 15 pound per man disadvantage. Pete Farber and Marino starred for Malvern while Molino Capuzzeli and Bitzel led St. John. Coach Gamble called practice for Wednesday and players are asked to attend.
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Malvern
Knights of St. John
Canton
Pete Farber
Sandletter
Marino
Molino Capuzzeli
Bitzel
Mer
Joe Lupe
Pucci
Gamble
Football Scores From Local Leagues
Pottsville 28 Canton 0 and multiple regional games follow with scores showing Akron Semi-Pros 39 to 0 over Silents and Newark Triangles 13 Mount Gilead Bulldogs 3 among others. Several 0 point outcomes highlight broad scoring across the slate.
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Pottsville
Canton
Cleveland
Kansas City
Buffalo
Akron
Elyria Elks
Kelling
Massillon Maroons
Struthers
Lorain
Anchorians
Silents
Painesville A. C
Cleveland Rinetles
Sandusky Maroons
Lorain Mercuries
Glouster Legion
Chillicothe Smokehouse
Washington D. H. Merchants
Springfield Ramblers
Tomahawk
Bedford
Dover All Stars
Chesterland Tigers
Favorite Knits
Newark Triangles
Mount Gilead Bulldogs
Ironton Tanks
Cincinnati Potters
Sudhan Alleys
Barberton Eagles
New Lexington McCunes
Newark A. ©. C. South Akron
Blankenship Evens Series as Texas Cowboy Stars in Cubs Win
Tea Blankers, the Texas cowboy, beat Grover Alexander and the Cubs 7 to 2 after the Nationals took two straight. The series now stands two games for the Cubs and one for the Nationals in this 19 innings game.
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Chicago
Tea
Ohio State Stronger Than Chi in Big Ten Clash
Francis J. Powers reports that Ohio State appears stronger than Chicago despite a close Big Ten showdown. Marek stars for Ohio with swift, precise running though faces passing and protection questions. Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois loom as key rivals as the season unfolds amid clashes with Northwestern, Minnesota, Grinnell, and Notre Dame.
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Michigan
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Setae
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Illinois
Purdue
Francis J. Powers
Hicago
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Maroons
Stagg
Cunningham
Wendler
Bell
Star
Scarlet and Gray
Ohio Hne
Marek
Wilce
Mellwain
Britton
Grange
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Columbia
Columbus
New York
Charlie Crowley
Grimm
Pease
Kirchmeyer
Baker
Gustafson
White
Lewis
Mr. Yost
Bens
Friedman
Osterbaan
Yost
Ann Arbor
Grinnell
Iowa
Moran
Gophers
Nick Kutsch
St. Louis
West
Ingversen
Dempsey Will Ballyhoo Draw Public Attention
New York amid talk that the Dempsey Wills bout will spark heavy hype. Promoters expect a million dollar gate as railroads and vendors profit from the event. Indiana opposes the fight and other states may follow, while Fitzsimmons guards the venue to avoid reformer pressure.
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Robert Ppgreen
New York
Dempsey
Willa
Ballyhoo
Kieu Mnernitians
Tex Rickard
Fiett
Indiana
Fitzrimmons
Winning Streak Of Oscars Ended By Louisville Upset
The Canton Oscars saw a two year winless streak end as Louisville defeated them 14 to 6 in a fast Superior field game. Offensive standouts were Lester and King for Louisville and Fox for the Oscars amid a list of substitutions and onfield plays.
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Oscar Credit
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Louisville
Oscars
Credita
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King
Louisville Grinbis
Ty Ahah
Rinehart Orr Coys
Homer Koplock
Gotler
Dempsey
Artholmon
Tukey Wold
Beaks
Sluss Dobsoness
Thoma
Kisela
R. Rinehart Sakel
Eoeetoh
Diekerhoot Dues
Tukiin
Lester Morhert
Bubw
Smith
Fox
Wekroate
Hurke
Watson
VanAlman
Hill
Warchas
Louleville
Hoover
Caurvier
Nepahif
Snyder
James
Pottsville Triumphs Over Tired Canton Eleven 28–0
Pottsville Maroons defeated Canton Bulldogs 28 to 0 in Pottsville after a two games in two days schedule wore down the visitors. The locals broke through in the second half with a hard rushing attack, scoring three times while holding Canton to a lone early score. Key players included Flanagan, Latone, Berry, and Wentz for Pottsville, with strong defensive work by French and Wentz.
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Ottsville
Canton Bulldogs
Pottsville Maroons
Canton
Pottsville
Harry Rath
Muliduges
Bot
Tulldogs
Pucci Billiards Rout Community Tigers 21–0 in Suburban Clash
Pucci Billiards extended their winning streak with a 21 to 0 defeat of West Brookfield Community Tigers Sunday. The Pacers gained 21 first downs to three, controlled the line, and featured strong defensive plays led by Holsea and key contributions from Stremo, Spielman, Pueel, Carpenter, and Scholl.
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Pucci Billiards
Community Tigers
West Brookfield
Billiards
Pacers
King
Cacumer
Johnson
Pi Menna
B. Spielman
Ramey
Pucel
Streamo
P. DiMinna
Davis
Helsea
Carpenter
Janelli
Meyers
Spielman
Jones
Griff Will Not Sell Great Stars
Washington rumor mill swirled with notes that Leon Goose Goalin and Rower Peckinpaugh were sold to the Boston Red Sox for 225000 dollars with Peckinpaugh to manage. Clark Griffith quickly dismissed the reports calling them ridiculous and said there is nothing in them and he is tired of rumors.
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Ashington
Leon
Goose) Goalin
Rower Peckinpaugh
Boston Red Sox
Peck
Clark
Griffith
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Philadelphia Club
Waa Teawnaible
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