White Sox wallop Cubs 9 to 0 in city series win
Chicago’s White Sox rout the Cubs 9 0 in the third game of the city series to claim their third straight victory. Ted Lyons allowed seven hits and Red Kress hit a seventh inning homer as the Sox built a big lead and cruised past Chicago’s National League team. Attendance reached 915 at Comiskey Park.
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Jimmy Dykes
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Sam Jones
William L. Veeck
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Fourth Game Play By Play From Giants Senators Series
The text details a tense fourth game with early outs and scattered hits. Key players include Moore, Myer, Goslin, Cronin, Hubbell, Kuhel, Bluege, Sewell, and Manush, with multiple innings of hits, runs, and fielding plays affecting the score. The narrative tracks outs, hits, and base runners across innings with changes in field positions and late-game tension.
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Critz
Myer
Kuhel
Terry
Ott
Bhiege
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Manush
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Sewell
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Harris
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Goslin Cruz
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Whitehill’s World Series Arm Woes Recounted
A detailed World Series game summary notes Earl Whitehill’s sore arm kept him from starting the opener against the Giants. The piece traces his career from Des Moines to Birmingham, and recounts postgame remarks by Clark Griffith and Cronin. It also reports a rare umpire ejecting Heinie Manush for arguing a call in game four.
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Clark Griffith
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Joe Cronin
Carl Hubbell
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Harry Johnson
Tom Fearweather
Dick Breen
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Cedar Rapids
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Monte Weaver
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Parsons Tield To 0-0 Tie By Carthage
FAIRFIELD AP. Staunch goal line defense slows Carthage as Parsons battles to a 0-0 tie. Lovett rookie tailback makes a 35 yard run and another reception before being tackled at the goal line. Wildcats sustain pressure with repeated drives but are halted by Carthage’s stubborn defense.
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Big League Bowling Notes and College Grid Update
A mixed transcription of sports notes dated October 6 1923 covers bowling highlights and college football prep. Mentions Red Giarrary and Miss Edith Communes with golf and national women titles alongside Ohio State football lineups and Northwestern prep for Stanford.
Grant at Home to Clinton Saturday
Grant hosts Clinton at Coe field Saturday night at 7 45 with a strong line and Clinton halfback Grant eyes to stop his kicks passes and runs. Brown has shouldered Clinton’s offense all season and seeks a solid defensive game against River City. The Panthers carry a win over Rock Island into the conference clash while Clinton also lost earlier to West Waterloo.
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Cronin Sought Spare Pigeon For Saturdays Baseball Tilt
Washington reports a lighthearted plea from Joe Cronin for a spare pigeon to arrive before 1:30 p m Saturday. The piece blends playful city rivalry with NY Giants and Boston Senators notes and a long string of baseball quips.
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Notre Dame
Iowa State Idle As Big Six Teams Go Into Action
Kansas City report notes Missouri and Kansas State playing Friday while Nebraska works on injuries. Lee Penney is out with a fractured facial bone, and Dana Bible shuffles Husker backs. Kansas to start signal duties split between Ray Hafford and Ed Hall for Notre Dame tilt. Caridados plans second unit for Central College game. Iowa State continues prep for first conference game against Nebraska next weekend.
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Whitehill's Dad Sends Telegram After Shutout
After Earl Whitehill blanked the Giants, his Cedar Rapids admirers sent telegrams. One from his father N. E. Whitehill at 1510 Ninth Street SW Iowa read Congratulations kid I'm the happiest man in Iowa Dad.
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N. E. Whitehill
Ninth Street
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Earl
Babe Ruth
Babe
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