Giants Clinch Second. Terry Homers as Giants Top Pirates
New York Giants secure second place in the National League pennant race with a 4 to 0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Babe Adams allows the Giants four runs off Oldham as Bil Terry goes deep for a homer. Jack Scott holds the Pirates to eight hits while Young Frisch and others contribute in the field and on bases.
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Pirates
Jack
Scott
Rube Oldham
Pittsburgh
Giants
Jack Scott
Bube Oldham
Bil Terry
Babe Adams
Oldham
Ze Beore
Kew
Carey
Terry
Rre Young
Frisch
Weulie
Moore
Grantham
Kelly Moore
Winsnt
Grantam
Keil
York
Pittachurch
Wilks
Adams
Eit Oldham
Adama
Los
per—Oldham
Hart
Big- Moran
Wash-Lee Fresh Beats Cadets 19 to 0 in Richmond
Greenbrier Military School suffers a 19 to 0 defeat as Washington-Lee University of Lexington va carries the day. Former GMS players Billy Qont and Smith star for the victors with key runs and a interception. Captain Levy and Reineck lead Greenbrier’s defense despite the lopsided score.
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Lewisburg
Green‘Brier Military School
Washington-Lee University of
Lexington
Vieltors
G. M.S
Billy Qont
Smith
Vatt
Taced &O
F Wash-Lee
Gn Whitlock
Levy
Reineck
G. M.S. Levy
Greenbrier
Wash-Lee
Unusual Open Tournament Tales At Tulsa 1923
Till Mehrhorn recalls a nine event Open and Amateur double at Tulsa in 1923. He won the Open with 210 over 72 holes amid back moved tees and unusual course setup, then earned $450 in a late bet chase as the state amateur followed with 72 tying and a decisive birdie finish.
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AL Pemareb JA Talsied
Tulsa
Till Mehrhorn
Amautenes
Osm
Associated Editors, Inc
Babe Ruth hits bases loaded homer lifts Yankees over White Sox
Babe Ruth powered the Yankees to a 6 to 1 victory over Chicago in extra innings his bases loaded homer off George Connally gave New York the win after the two clubs traded runs through ten innings The final series tally favored Chicago 9 to 1 across the season.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Whites Sox
Ruth
George Connally
Chicago
Ben Shields
Richmond
RH. E. Chicaro
1Aber
Connally
Schalk
Shields
Bengough
Dempsey To Box At Ashland Kentucky Event
Huntington report says Jack Dempsey will box eight rounds in Ashland Kentucky under promoter Pat Canepa on the night of a titad Canepa telegraphed approvals from Chicago and Dempsey will also box in Dayton Ohio October 1. Two local fighters will be chosen to face the champion. A separate note reports a tree blown by wind killed N P Taylor in Ky.
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Huntington
Jack Dempsey
Aukland
Pat” Canepa
Canepa
Chicago
Dempsey
New York
Dayton
Ohio
Ulla Section
Eleventh Infantry Wins Polo Cup After Extra Chukker
The Eleventh Infantry polo team defeats the Tenth Infantry in a fast, closely fought match at Laidley Field, with Lieutenant Fox from Kentucky injured but returning to help secure the victory. Brigadier General Aultman oversees as Fort Thomas riders edge Fort Benjamin Harrison troops to claim the silver cup in an extra chukker.
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Jit
Dwight B. Aultman
Lint
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Kentucky
Fort Thomas
Liewtenant Fox
Tate
Indiana
de Dence
Tyo
Begg
Pardon
Grim Death
Gould
Grimer
Coun‘tera
Brimmer
Unt
Lieut. Fox Tedh
Sam Hallaran
Hallaran
Edise
Halhran
Baldwin
Lieut. Fox
Apl
Baloran
Hulk Wenth
Cout
Craig
Tucklans Kent
Idebl
Wates
Braves
Hlieuts
Grimmer
Butt
Liguts
Brimmers
Lieut
Hardin
Worth
Benjamin Harrison
Fox
Finnsiers
Brinuer
Foreign Service
Record of 1880 baseball feats and college football hype
A garbled blend of names and feats from 1880 era sports, mentioning J Burts of the Chicago White Stockings scoring three runs in a seventh inning, a Montana State freshmen basketball burst of seventeen field goals, and a parade of exaggerated claims about players like Peters Lessies and a Greek strongman through sensational wording.
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J. Burts
Chicago White Stockings
Bent
Agai
Guat Lessies
Buse
Bears Outbreak Threatens Kurdy Island Invasive Populatio
Reports from Nemuro Hokkaido say Yetorap Island hosts 8000 to 10000 bears endangering farms. Residents fear extermination efforts and government aid as stock farming may collapse. Authorities have offered a bounty for each bear killed.
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Tokyo
Nemuro
Hokkaido
Yetorap
Kurdy
Japan
Andredy
Hagen Advances In Championship With 40-Hole Victory
Walter Hagen of Pasadena Florida survives a second extra hole match at Olympia Fields to defeat Heo Diegel of New York in 40 holes. Hagen now faces Harry Cooper of Dallas in the semi finals as Mort Dutra and Bil Mehlhorn meet for the other bracket. The crowd of about 2,000 cheered the dramatic finish on course No. 4 after Hagen birdied the 18th in the extended playoff.
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Chicago
Walter Hagen
Pasadena
Fla
Olympia Fields Country Clu
Heo Diewét
New York
Diegel
Hagen
al Watrous
Harry, Cooper
Dallas
John Farrell
Morté Dutra
Aberdeen
Washington
Tommy Armour
Bil Mehlhorn
Mentheéin
I Tom Kerrigan
Fime
Me Bthorn
Dieget
Hig Tron
Browns Win Last: Athletics Beat Browns in 11 Innings
Philadelphia Athletics edge St Louis Browns 6 to 4 in 11 innings to close the season series ahead 12 wins to 10. Slim Harriss relieved, Ram St Louis and others contributed as the Browns fell short in a tight game. In England, Stuart R Hawking, mayor’s son, confessed to several burglaries in Leamington.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Slim Harrisa
Athletics
Browns
Ram St. Louis
Yangiider
Gaston
Dixon
Groves
Harrisa
Perking
Coone Jane
MATOS
Leamington
Eng
Stuart R. Hawking
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Cadets
Generals
Yearlings
Montreal
Quebec
George Deaguin
Paris
Mehlhorn
Fijehlhorn
Babe
Yanks
Ashland
Candom
N, P. Taylor
Charleston
Tom
Chieren Tos
John J. McGraw
Mack " Sennett
Comedy—News
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Lleut. Fox
Losers
Feg Murray
T. Burn
Chigagg
Gust Lessiee Portew Wolk
West
Frosty "Peters
Raymona
Investi
Leo Diegel
Harry Cooper
Paly
James Roasell Lowell
Sir Launfal
Poe Agate
Ana
Yee
Coudiesy
Morley
Mortimer
Kaufman Bros
Capitol Street
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