Cuyler's Two Inside Park Homers Highlight Pirates Victory
Philadelphia, Aug. 23 A five run rally in the Philadelphia ninth fell one run short as the Pirates beat the Phillies 9 to 8. Cuyler hit two inside the park homers with no one aboard in each, amid seven hits by Fletcher's sluggers off Adams and Sheehan. Kremer closed out the win by retiring the final batter.
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Rodgers to Work His Eleven Hard at WVU Camp
Morgantown Aug 28 Veteran West Virginia university athletes are expected to endure hard, long, and strenuous workouts under new Mountaineer coach Ira E. Rodgers during a three week Jackson's MHI training camp. Director H. A. Stansbury said letters from holdovers hint Reds will push players beyond Spears era. Rodgers drives the pace, insisting all get on their fogs and avoid shirking trivial tasks to forge a powerful first unit.
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Stories Defeat Cumberland 5 4 in Eight Inning Thriller
Wheeling defeated Cumberland 5 to 4 in eight innings after Cumberland tied the score in the eighth on Tommy Ray's homer. O'Connor walked to bring in the winning run for Wheeling in the bottom of the eighth. Ufema pitched. Ebbet and Rangnow behind Cumberland.
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The Kid And The Babe In Connecticut Title Fight
Feg Murray previews the featherweight title bout between Kid Kaplan of Meriden and Babe Herman of New York in Waterbury Connecticut. The match is billed as a rare regional championship since 1901, promising sharp exchanges as Herman seeks the world title. Herman, real name Herman Sousa, trains under Jimmy Kelly while Kaplan previously beat Kramer for a state title and has defeated opponents like Lombardo and Harte.
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Inside story of big college grid finance chapter VI
The football manager's revenue sources include theater parties before big games, student salesmen gains, and reduced ticket rates. Advertisements in the program provide funds, with caps and emblems boosting freshman sales. The system sustains athletes across sports, while politics and patronage shift toward athletics leadership for the college’s benefit.
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Washington Gains Full Game On A's By Chicago Win
Washington defeated Chicago 3 to 3 to gain a full game on the Athletics as Detroit beat Philadelphia. Errors and fumbles in the ninth opened the door for the Senators who rallied. Blankenship allowed five hits as Chicago struck early but could not sustain offense.
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Miller Huggins Jokes About His Height Again
The scene in New York's Yankee game features Miller Huggins mocked for his stature as fellow players protest a call. Umpire Bull Neck Guthrie argues with Whitey Witt at the plate while Hugging charges from the dugout, prompting comments on his role as bat boy.
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Boston Beats Cleveland 2 to 1 in Pitching Duel
Aug. 28 Boston defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in a tight pitching duel. Todt scored on Lee's double in the second. Todt was hit by Miller in the sixth and tallied on Wamby's single. Final line shows Boston 2 runs, Cleveland 1.
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New York Giants Rally Falls Short Against Cardinals
New York took an early lead but Cards rallied to tie through Hafey and Mueller on Kellys fly. Snyder delivered a pinch hit and Frisch homered as the Cardinals won 4 to 3. Giants shortstop Jackson strained his knee and needed assistance off the field.
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Senators Leave to Battle at Logan
Powell's Senators head to Logan to face Dude Martin's Gay-Monitor Gems in a big league ball clash. Clubs bring strong lineups and many fans plan to travel to the Kanawha hotel by 9 o clock for the taxi train to the Tuyan center. Sneed Markin opposes Boss Powell in a pivotal matchup that recalls their Mt. Gay showdown as gates are expected to break records.
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Fairies and Ghosts Split Double Bill
Fairmont and Pinvhebure split a doubleheader with Fairmont winning the first game and Clarksburg the second amid a late crowd unrest. Reports mention fans mobbing Barnea over a disputed play as authorities prepared for the next day’s events.
Reds defeat Brooklyn 12 to 7 in slugfest
Cincinnati Reds bat Burleigh Grimes early to beat Brooklyn 12 7 as Erhardt relieves, with Zack Wheat belting his 12th homer of the year in the ninth. Other scores list New Orleans over Chattanooga 3 1 and Mobile 11 2 with Nashville 2 in today’s Southern Association results.
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Braves Fall to Cubs in Bravely Windy Tilt at Braves Field
Chicago defeated Boston 6-4 in the first of a five game set at Braves Field. A windy fly ball aided extra base hits, and in the fourth inning Gonzales homered to the flag pole with one on base. Cooney and Gibsom, plus Cooper and Gonzales, were noted on the mound for Chicago.
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Detroit Wallow Athletics 8 to 1 in rout of Philadelphia
Detroit Captain Ty Cobb leads a 8 to 1 victory over Philadelphia as Wingo and Cobb each collect three hits. Detroit piles up seven hits off Gray and Groves in a five run inning and extends its winning streak to five.
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St Louis Beats New York Yanks 1 0 In Opener
In a tight opening game of the series St Louis blanked New York 1 to 0. Jacobsen provided the game's lone run on Bennett's infield hit in the second inning as Hoyt held the Yanks to five hits. Glard struggled with eight. Score by innings shows New York 000 000 000 and St Louis 010 000 0 1. Bengough, Glard and Hare brave for the Yanks.
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McTigue to Fight Paul Berlenbach in September Bout
Aug 28 news from Sew York reports former heavyweight champ Mike McTigue set for a rematch with Paul Berlenbach at Yankee Stadium on September 4. McTigue replaces Jack Delaney of Bridgeport who was removed due to illness and threats, as President Buchanan cryptically noted.
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Jose Ray to race in New York two mile meet at Yankee Stadium
Jose Ray will compete in a special two mile event at the Knights of Columbus international track meet at Yankee Stadium on September 34. Other entrants include Willy Héiale, aiming to eclipse the outdoor world record.
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Evans Thrills Gallery With 70 At Allegheny Course
Chick Evans of Chicago, the summer national and open champion, shot 70 at Allegheny Country Club in a special eighteen-hole medal play as a prelude to the national amateur championship at Oakmont next week. Jimmy Johnson of St Paul was 74, with several others at 75 or 76. Bobby Jones carded an 81 in a high profile practice, as Mackenazis and others followed. Francis Ouimet also joined the field and many stars skipped, choosing practice at Gaumont.
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Marshall Gridmen Gather To Train For Camp
Twenty players arrived at Marshall College for early workouts as the football training camp opened. Notables include Red Crist, Audrae Moukown, Frank Snipe, Stewart Kirshner, Jack Morgan, and Archie Robertson among others. Equipment issued and practice planned at Greentrier field under coaches Tallman and Fiber with aid from D Anito. London brief notes about home brewing rights and a Franklin schooling detail.
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