Mackmen Triumph Rally Halts Senators Streak
Philadelphia Sept 8 Mackmen Athletics end Washington’s 12 game skid win 6 4 to cut deficit to eight games in pennant race. Harris held Senators through 7 innings before Washington exploded late. Final game of series set for tomorrow with Abingtons and lineup details listed.
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Giants Break Even In Bargain Bill
New York Giants split a bargain day bill with the Boston Braves, taking the opener 3 to 2 at home while Boston won the nightcap 5 to 4. Kelly and Prison homered for New York. Jack Scott started and pitched the second game before weakening in the eighth.
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Detroit Walks Over St. Louis In 11–0 Shutout
Detroit defeated St. Louis 11 to 0 in a one sided game, with Detroit achieving two of three in the series. St. Louis produced 15 hits but failed to score, while Giard Falk Hargrave Stoner and Woodall were noted among the players.
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Unclear historical sports notes mix from archives
Fragmented report recounts varied items including university football records, a long baseball at bat in Pittsburgh, a two pair match at Southampton, and Commodore Bryan Heard's birthday golf query. Contains names such as Andy Smith, Milt Terry, Ludlow Vandeventer, Gerald Stratford, and Commodore Bryan Heard with scattered dates and locations.
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University of California
Andy
Quigley
Terry
Ludlow Vandeventer
New Jersey
Gerald’ Stratford
Callyfornia
Southampton
Vandeventer
Ommeedore Bryan Heard
Houston
Texas
Wong
Honest Football Demands Open College Reform
Dr Henry H Apple Franklin and Marshall College president argues for an open discussion of college football finances and widespread evils of recruiting subsidies. He condemns bribery by athletes, managers, and coaches, calls for accountability, and urges educators and parents to protect education values over big sports. He reflects on his own era as a player.
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Franklin and Marshall College
North
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Miediacre Taeu
Alustrioma Dumblbells
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Aubvorglye
College Athletica
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Alexander Tops Yde in Pitching Duel as Cubs Win
In a tense pitchers duel, Alexander bested Hin Yau Yde and led the Cubs to a 6 to 2 victory over the Pirates. The Bruins had a costly first inning, but Yde settled in after and kept Chicago scoreless until late. Singles by Adamy and Frelenn sparked the Cubs, with key defensive plays sealing the win.
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Frelenn
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Triale
Brooke
Yee
Unclear historical game results from scattered OCR text
Fragmentary sports results show several teams and scores with many garbled names. Notable items include references to Boston New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati and Washington with varying scores. The text is partially unreadable and lacks coherent structure or dates.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Philadetpity Flyrat
Bane Braoklyn
Philadetpita
Cincinnati
SE Tenis
Cineinnatic Vos
Louis Corre
Boston Rss Chicage
Cocci
Philadelphia
Syandin Club FY Nation Text Mix Fails to Clarify
Fragmentary OCR style note lists multiple city names including Washington Philadelphia Cleveland New York and Boston. It lacks coherent event, dates, or clear entities to establish a definite news item or outcome.
Indians defeat Chicago as Uhle holds them to two runs
Cleveland wins 4 to 2 at home, ending Chicago’s threat as Uhle allows six hits and strikes out six. Robertson exits in the fourth after giving up four runs. Kerr replaces him and preserves the lead, with Cleveland's last home win of the season. Batteries: Mouton? Kerr and Crouse for Cleveland, Eble and Sewell for Chicago.
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Robertson
Kerr
Mtohartson
Crouse
Eble
Sewell
Father Assistant To Son As Coach At Columbia Crew
Richard Glendon Sr. is named assistant coach for Columbia University rowing, reversing a prior Annapolis arrangement with his son Richard J. Glendon Jr. The elder Glendon succeeds Jim Ten-Byack as head coaching staff. the son began coaching at Annapolis before joining Columbia.
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Maxwell Stevens Won
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Columbia Rowing
Jim Ten-Byack
Havy Academy Oursmen
Aeid
Annapolis
Fragmented OCR oddities in early baseball notes
The readable portions reference Jay Wirke and Kirke in an early baseball context with mentions of Minneapolis, Columbus, Milwaukee, and the Southern Association. It notes names, teams, and locations in a hazy record, suggesting a column with player mentions and league affiliations rather than a coherent story.
Jinx Shies at Shine Mascots as Fans Cheer
Two young Negro youths visit the Philadelphia Athletics bench as mascots before a game. Players rub their heads for luck. after the game, the boys are showered with coins and promised clothes. Ben Paschal hits two homers in a doubleheader, and Mark Koenig and Simon Rosenthal debut for the Yankees and Red Sox respectively. The Reds and Cardinals split a doubleheader with strong hitting from both sides.
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Ben Paschal
Fat
Hoss
Sield Wall
Mark Koenie
Yanks
Simeon Rosenthal
Mountaineers Scrimmage Drills and Player Updates
Jacksons Mills reports Mountaineers held a padded scrimmage with punts and new plays. Coach Rodgers limited plans, while Oliker the end and punter showed effort despite a shoulder injury awaiting examination at Wealen.
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Babe Ruth Returns to Form with Homer in Doubleheader
The Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Red Sox 8 to 4. Babe Ruth regained his stride and belted a homer off pitcher Rass in the second game, boosting New York's offense.
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Vance Shuts Out Phillies. Robins Win Doubleheader
Darry Vance pitched within a single hit of a perfect game in the first game as Brooklyn blanked Philadelphia 4 to 0 in nine innings. The second game went 10 innings with Brooklyn prevailing 4 to 3 as Grimes aided by a late rally. Vance struck out six to raise his season total to 204 and notch his 21st win.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Release Oeschger
Brooklyn Dodgers unconditionally released pitcher Jom Oeschger during a Sept. 3 doubleheader at Ebbets Field. Manager Wilbert Robinson announced the move as Oeschger had joined the club from the Philadelphia Nationals earlier and had a circuitous career including a stint with the New York Giants and a later trade to Boston.
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Philaielphia Nationals
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