Glenna Collett Wins Second Women’s Golf Championship
Glenna Collett of Providence R I defeated Alexa Stirling Fraser of Ottawa Canada by nine up and eight to play in the 28 hole final at St. Louis Country Club to claim her second women’s championship. Collett posted 76 in the morning and 36 on the back nine. Fraser struggled with several errors, though showed flashes of strong play.
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Glenna Collett
Providence
Alexa Stirling Fraser
St. Louis Country Club
Mias Collett
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Miss Collett
Mrs. Fraser
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St Louis Tops Chicago in Season Finisher
St Louis defeated Chicago in the final game of the season, sending the Cubs to last place in the standings. Brooka drove in four runs with two homers and a double, and the pitchers Sherdel O Farrell Jones Kaufmann and Hartnett contributed for St Louis while Chicago’s offense stalled.
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Washington Wallop Spotlight on Leon Goslin Rising Star
The piece hails Leon Goslin of Washington as a breakout performer in the World Series chase. It notes his 23 years, disorderly but powerful season, three homers in last year’s series, twenty one total bases, flawless defense in seven games, and his rapid rise as a top run scorer and base stealer. The narrative also recalls his humble beginnings as a glass blower before baseball success.
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Giants
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Boxing bout earnings and football fame amid era figures
An OCR filled with names and numbers cites Jack Gemsey earning over a sum for a 15 round boxing match, Bate Ruth collecting 52000 yearly, and Red Grangs weekly wages of 258 for ice hauling in Wheaton Illinois. It also frets about a biscuit company spending a million annually on ads and celebrates football idols like Wilt Grange, Grime, Mayer, and Heaton amid reminiscences of fame, public scrutiny, and advice to self reliance.
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Orioles Win Fourth Game 7 to 1 Over Louisville
The Orioles defeated Louisville 7 to 1 in the fourth game as five runs came in the fifth inning. Archdeacon starred with a long run and key plays, while Louisville pitchers struggled to contain the Birds on offense.
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West look ahead for more upsets in football
Football fans study a chaotic midwest scene as Grange and Purdue edge key rivals. Purdue loses and Northwestern and Michigan loom, with northern squads rebuilding. The piece notes shifting power among Big Ten teams and forecasts tense matchups shaping the season.
Rogers Hornsby Seeks Major League Home Run Title
Rogers Hornsby, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, is described as the National League’s premier home run hitter, aiming for the majors lead with 29 homers in the season’s closing stretch. The Yankees’ Babe Ruth rival, Meusel, trails with 42 total long balls in 1922, while Ken Williams and others chase further milestones.
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St. Gaile Star
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Baheith
Ensant Iy
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St. Louis
Murpathy
Homer Uorreard
College Baseball and Football Scores Mixed With College Notes
National League games featured Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati 4 to 2 and Chicago defeating New York amid rain in Philadelphia and Boston. American League results included Detroit 1 over St Louis 6, with other matchups clouded by rain. The piece also notes Indiana and Kansas wheat rivalry hints, Iowa and Minnesota college contenders, Notre Dame overpowering Lombard, and Beloit’s 69–0 warmup ahead of a big game next Saturday.
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Detroit Wins Final Two From Browns
St Louis loses both halves of a double header to Detroit 10 4 and 31 6 in a 1925 American League twin bill. Harry Heilmann leads Detroit with six hits in nine at bats as Browns commit errors. Cobb and Sisler briefly pitch in a wild all pitcher's game before Detroit’s two decisive scores.
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White Sox finish season by beating Indians in slugfest
Chicago, Oct. 4 The White Sox closed the American League season by defeating Cleveland 10 to 5 and sweeping the three game series. George Connally started strong with a first inning lead but Cincinnati, er, the White Sox rallied in their half inning. Connally finished the season as league leader with 42 stolen bases. The game featured old fashioned slugging and ends with a Sox win.
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Sox
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Chicaiga
Benge
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Myatt
Double Bill Reds in Cincinnati
Pete Donohue keeps the Pirates in check as Cincinnati hosts a double bill. Reds pitchers dominate, limiting Pittsburgh to few runs while the home club pursues a sweeping doubleheader split.
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Cincinnati
Pete Donohue
Pirates
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