Duick Sale World Series Tickets Shows Baseball Popular
Rough OCR text discusses World Series tickets and fan interest between Washington Senators and Pirates while noting attendance and public reception. The readable fragments mention SHENAW AL. FARRELL and New York, with confusion over teams and schedule.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Sports Note Mentions Local Figures
Fragmentary OCR text references a fight or competition with names such as Brown Mortie Schidiffer Zivie Puttdbureh and Parl Doyle. Mentions a champion and a round decision near New York, with unclear event details and scattered city or venue hints. The reading is partial and many names are unclear.
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Breaks May Decide World Series in 1924 Senators Pirates
TheTimes discusses how luck and breaks influenced the 1924 World Series between the Senators and Pirates. It recalls a key play where Hank Gowdy's mask incident and a misplayed ball turned the outcome, and analyzes why breaks may again shape the series, weighing team form, pitching, and mental grit. The piece argues that swings of fortune, not just skill, could decide the outcome and notes Washington’s experience under pressure from pennant chases.
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Winton High School Football Team Practices Sharpen Attack
Winton football coaches Clyde and Ray Lamb report strong weekly work improving backfield strength and execution. Quarterback Walensky shows calm leadership and reliable footwork with several field goals. Backfield stars McIntyre Byron Ault and Ed Doebler pace the attack as line play tightens with Markham and Gallahehr at tackle and Mackie Abernathy handling the ends. No game this weekend, scrimmage with Center Point Friday.
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Bulldogs Ready to Battle Swift St Louis Squad
Des Moines, Oct. I. Drake University football followers await a test of the Bulldogs as they prepare for a Saturday game in St. Louis against Washington University. A victory would boost Drake in Missouri Valley standings, with Washington regarded as a leading Valley contender under new coach Bob Higgins.
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Freshman Grid Team Unable to Stop Coe Squad
Special to Dans Fines Cedar Rapids Oct. 1 The Kohawk yearlings faced the Crimson varsity in a wet Daniels Park scrimmage. Freshmen Lamb fill and Smith Mowrey showed speed breaking through the first line. Welfe Qua rter and the little pilot shone on offense and defense despite rough moments. Ronald suffered a nasty cut during scrimmage but Kohawks remain in good shape overall.
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Atkins team to play last time in Atkins
Fans in South Slope will see Atkins baseball in its final appearance Sunday October 3 on the Atkins diamond against the Marion nine. Hofer and Bliss will pitch for Atkins while Byerle and Ballard handle mound and backstop for Marion. Paris Marcel Nilles, former French heavyweight champion, knocked out Jack Taylor in the second round.
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Princeton Coaches Shuffle Backfield Ahead of St Louis Trip
In Princeton New Jersey coaches rework the backfield with Dignan moved to backfield, Crago to guard and Rosengarten to tackle as the squad leaves tomorrow for St Louis to meet Washington University. Yale scrimmages Grinnell and prepares for Middlebury while Coe College drills reserves and freshmen ahead of Kohawks clash with Monmouth.
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Colleges Scrimmages Across the Midwest Grid
Across multiple campuses coaches staged scrimmages to shape lineups as season prep. Illinois Zappe backfield and Northwestern injuries noted while Ohio State, Indiana, Notre Dame and Michigan report line reshuffles and early form. Nebraska trains amid open forward wall concerns.
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