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Nebraska stops Grange as Zippe leads Huskers in upset
Nebraska shells through Illini line as Zippe and backfield men open gaps and steady defense. Grange struggles to start and cannot mount a comeback while Purdue, Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Minnesota push to open seasons with solid wins amid mixed results across conferences.
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Watching the Scoreboard Yesterday's Hero
Harry Heilmann Detroit outfielder collected six hits in nine plate appearances to win the American League batting title over Tris Speaker. The Tigers split a doubleheader against the Browns, 16-4 and 1-6. The White Sox beat the Indians 10 to 2 in a slugging matchup to claim the league title with 42 stolen bases. The Pirates split a doubleheader with the Reds, 4-2 and 1-4, Schultz's error costing Donohue in the second game. The Cardinals defeated the Cubs 7-5, dropping Chicago to last.
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Baptism Service Figures 24 Adherents at Lake Michigan
In Chicago on October 5, twenty four Adventist converts braved cold lake waters in a baptism at Lake Michigan near El Paso. Police Chief J D B Reeder is indefinitely suspended for alleged misquoting in an interview with the Times wart ads cost little but union dividends.
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College Football Scores From A Bustling Week
A flood of college football results shows many schools from Iowa to Wisconsin, Minnesota to Indiana posting wins and losses. Notable scores include Notre Dame 69 over an opponent, Stanford 20, Northwestern 34, and Michigan 3 with several teams such as Nebraska, Purdue, and Ohio State tallying decisive numbers. Teams from Creighton to Wabash, Colorado College, and Santa Clara appear with varied outcomes in a day full of matches across regions.
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Vinton Mentors Face Reinbeck and Belle Plaine Matchups
Vinton high school teams scouted Belle Plaine and Reinbeck to analyze opponents for upcoming games. Reinbeck presents a strong offense and veteran players that worry Vinton, while Belle Plaine poses a tested defense.
Washington Infield Praised by Umpire Billy Evans
Veteran American League umpire Billy Evans calls the Washington infield the greatest seen in 20 years, praising its defense and bat control. He notes Peck Barris Judee and Traynor as pivotal, compares Washington to Pirates, and cites weaknesses at first base for Pittsburgh yet emphasizes Washington’s superior double plays and run-driving ability.
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Yanks and Robins Fail in Pennant Chase
New York and Brooklyn finished well back as the 1924 pennant races closed. Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates won pennants by eight and a half games. Heilmann led American League hitters with six hits in nine at bats in the final sprint while Rogers Hornsby topped the National League batting race for the sixth straight year and claimed the major league home run title.
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