Giants Hand Yankees 3-0 in World Series Game Three
New York fans watched Miller Huggins Yankees fall 3-0 to the Giants in the third game as Long John Scott revived the visiting pitchers. Sam Jones hurled masterful ball while McGraw split the series lead with strong relief and timely hitting by Bancroft and Frisch.
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Nine of ten Big Ten teams open football season
Nine of the ten western conference teams prepare for the season kickoff except Chicago. Action centers on nonconference games as prospects aim to gauge form before title race action begins. Matchups listed include Georgia at Chicago and Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State among others.
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Cubs and White Sox Even Up on City Series
Chicago October 1 The Chicago Nationals and Americans each hold one win in the city series and move to White Sox Park for a resumption of play. Grover Alexander is reported in good condition and Cubs backers expect him to pitch. Leverette or Ted Blankenship may start for the White Sox.
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American Rifle Team Dominates Inter Allied Event in Cologne
The American force rifle team won all events at the Rhineland inter allied shooting tournament held by the British Army in Cologne. Led by Warrant Officer Meakil of the Highth Infantry, the Americans scored 10 points to 400 for the British, 808 for the French, and 148 for the Belgians.
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Meusel Drives In Most Runs in World Series Gossips
Giants rely on Irish Meusel as six of the nine first-series runs score driven in. Hladout and Mestmane add runs, Mathewson signs autographs, and Dempsey attends as fans pack the park amid Giants rally.
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Douglas High Eagles blank Chadron in scoreless clash
In Wyo on Friday Douglas overwhelmed Chadron Neb high by a 0 to 0 score. Roush Rice and Kellogg advanced the ball while coach Markley hailed the performance as a top high school effort in Converse County. Rice kicked the extra point after touchdown. Peyton and Fisher defended Chadron’s ends, but the Douglas backfield dominated.
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Sarazen Leads Hagen Two Up In Golf Play
At the Wentworth club in Rye New York Walter Hagen and Eugene Beraven resumed their 92 000 purse match after six holes with Hagen two up. The match previously paused at Oakmont yesterday.
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Cowboys Play Mines In Conference Matchup
Denver Colo Oct 7 University of Wyoming meets the Colorado School of Mines in a Noey Mountain conference football clash. Other games include Denver against New Mexico, Colorado College versus Colorado Agricultural, Colorado against Denver College, Utah against Brigham Young, and Utah against Idaho State.
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Army and Kansas Face East Point Showdown in Season Opener
Eastern college football opens with first tough tests as Army meets Kansas at West Point in a high interest intersectional clash. Harvard battles Holy Cross, Princeton hosts Virginia, Yale visits North Carolina, and Penn faces an early test with missing captain.
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Montana Faces Washington U In Northern Conference Opener
Brattle, Washington October 11 Montana football opens the northern conference season against the University of Washington. Only one Montana starter, McGowan, remains from earlier glory and weighs over 190 pounds. He clashes with Bill Grimm, a member of Walter Camp’s second all American team, in a pivotal weight duel.
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Ivy League Challenge and Big Ten Tests Ahead
The University of the South opposes Cornell in a hoped easy game while Niagara looms. Pittsburgh faces Lafayette and Penn State battles Centreville as tough afternoon clashes unfold.
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Casper Lads Dominate Torrington 84 0 In Aerial Attack
Casper's forward passing and line play overpower Torrington 84 to 0 at Athletic Park. Groves to Gorrell and Groves to O Bryan sparked the opening touchdowns, with Groves directing the aerial game and captain Johnny Groves contributing four conversions and punting.
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