Seeming Shutout Falls Short On Ninth Frame Rally
In a seven inning style late tilt the Gems from Mt Gay Monster beat the Senators 2 to 1 in ten innings at the ball park. Earl Petry pitched valiantly for the Senators while Spec Martin held Charleston in check until a decisive tenth inning rally. Bill Thompson and Dude Martin stood out, powering the visitors to the edge in the season series and the championship tilt.
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Notes of the game preview on youth players and schedule
Notes describe this afternoon's game with a potential lineup change by Dude Martin and a clash of young players, including Henesn namestirk Heaewole. The match is at three o'clock, marking the last chance to see the contest.
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Pittsburgh Meets Little Difficulty Defeats Chicago
Pittsburgh edged Chicago 2 to 2 in a loosely played game marked by timely hitting and erratic Cub fielding. Aldridge and Forster Cul teased their former mates with a trio of hits, while Walter Brown, fresh from Brockton, hurled the last four innings allowing three hits and three runs. Pirates’ defense stayed steady aided by Eddie Mogte and players like Johnny Mannes, Young Preses Thompaan, and Pittenger.
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Labor Day Fight Recap Hails Hobos and Sailors in Ring
Labor Day boxing notes celebrate Sailor Huffman and Tumshiarkey with strong punches and dramatic moments. Young Mol Pligelinouim emerges after years in the ring while Lexican Bert Cella and Bert Jolsan spark crowd interest in a chaotic Caney Tabend card.
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Fast trotters await Pure Catch and Water stake at Indiana fair
Indiana Sept 6 fast trotters of the grand circuit are quartered at the state fair grounds awaiting the Pure Catch stake worth 2000 for 2:04 trotters on tomorrow’s program. Wally Reed Leonard Favonian Glyde the Great Holly Rood Frisco among entries. Also Pink Water stake with 2000 purse. Track fast, officials prominent, weather mild, and crowd expected.
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Open Ranks of Sportdoms Supermen for Bobby Jones
The article surveys Bobby Jones’s combat and boxing scene with names like Tunney and Slattery, noting matchups and the state of American sports stars. It highlights controversy around equipment and training, predicts forthcoming bouts, and references boxing and tennis figures shaping the era.
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Champions Break Winning Streak with Loss to Boston
Washington notes Boston defeated the champions 5 to 1 ending a seven-game streak. Zachary started for Wretington before Russell took over in the sixth. Stilon pitched for Boston through the eighth, Zuhnizer worked the final innings as Boston secured the win.
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Braves Even Split With Giants in Doubleheader
The Boston Braves defeated Brooklyn 14 to 4 in the opener after using four pitchers in the first three innings. In the nightcap the Braves pounded Brooklyn’s pitching for several runs including two triples by Bancroft. Koenig to join Yanks.
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Merkner Is New Bicycle Champion
Bt Louis Sept 6 Kwark Merky ner of Chicago won the national amateur bicycle championship at Forest Park, dethroning Charles Winter of New York. Merkner, representing the South Chicago Wheel Men's Club, totaled 12 points to Winter's 14 and Walter Brennan of New York was junior champion with 15 points.
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Timely hitting lifts St Louis over Reds in six run inning
Cincinnati, Sept 5. Louis sent Cincinnati six runs in the second inning on timely hitting and a bases loaded triple by Bottomley. Ivy Wingo received a silver chest from Cincinnati Shriners. St Louis tallied six runs in the frame while May pitched most of the game with Haines relieving. Brady and May worked for the Reds with scattered hits and RBI in a rough defensive contest.
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New Balls Harder to Hit Out of the Park
Chicago dispatch notes a change in ball construction dulling home runs. Manufacturers altered the ball, reducing offense as fewer balls leave the field. American League homers drop to nine while the National League reports twenty one.
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World Series Talk Fills Major League News Rooms
Boston hopes for first division finish collide with New York bids as Pittsburgh and Washington surge in pennant races. Pirates win streaks, injuries and lineup shuffles color a season crowded with trades and shifts.
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