Senators Meet Bramwell In First Of Series Today
The Senators face Bramwell at Kanawha Park in Charleston in the opening game of a two game set tied to West Virginia baseball stakes. Key pitchers include Lloyd or Thompson for the Indians and Hoss Heatwole or Petry for Powell’s squad. Early lineup features Dearton, Murphy, Page, Siddie Echols, and Farrel trio in outfield with Fisher, Mundy, Hunefeld for Bramwell.
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Salem Eleven Beats Fairmont Teachers 21 to 3
Salem college defeated Fairmont Teachers College 21 to 3 in Salem W V during the lid lifting game of the West Virginia collegiate gridiron season. Coach Ted Rockwell of Michigan system fame mentors Salem and Einsley Kietler and Rodrigues starred for Salem while Henry starred for Fairmont.
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Irate Victory Is Called Good Tonic For Baseball
New York on September 25 John McGraw manager of the New York Giants called the Pirates victory a good tonic for National League baseball. He noted his aim to win five pennants and challenge the Senators but admitted the shock of a defeat and expressed belief that Giants might rebound. He praised the Pirates’ triumph as a positive sign for the sport despite personal disappointment.
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Baseball Classic Opens in Pittsburgh October Seventh
The pennant races are decided and Pittsburgh and Washington shift to prep for the opening of the World Series in Pittsburgh on October 7. Fred Clarke and Bucky Harris lead strategic plans as Walter Johnson, Stanley Coveleskie, Alex Ferguson, and Fred Marberry anchor pitching for the Senators. Harris expects his club to reach a second straight title, counting on ninth inning steadiness and late stakes.
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National three cushion billiard league cuts to six players
Chicago date Sept 23 the national championship three cushion billiard league voted to reduce players from 24 to six to speed play this season. Expected lineup includes Ott Reiselt Pierre Maupoine Gus Copulas Augie Kieckhofer Allen Hall and Johnny Layton. Season runs Oct 19 to Apr 3 with top prize 2000 and champion salary 3000. Football results listed include Salem vs Fairmont Teachers College 3 21 and East Side High 6 Farmington 6. High school scores Huntington 14 Williamson 12.
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Cleveland Wins First of Series From Athletics
Cleveland takes the opening game of the series against the Athletics as two teams clash in a decisive matchup. The result sets an early margin in the best of series with both squads aiming to seize control.
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Red Grange Article Teaches Football To American Boy Readers
Harold Grange writes in The American Boy issue about preparation and open field running. He advises summer practice, ball handling, proper tackling, pace changes, and mental readiness to win, stressing fundamentals for high school players and aspiring college stars.
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Open Football Offensives Begin Across Colleges
The Associated Press notes the college football season starts with many major programs, including Notre Dame, California, Alabama, and Pennsylvania opening their campaigns. East and West set preliminary skirmishes against lesser opposition, with notable matchups such as Notre Dame at South Bend facing Baylor and Pittsburgh against Washington and Lee shaping the early slate.
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Point Pleasant Primed For Locals In Big Gridiron Event
Point Pleasant high school readies for a home game at Lafatey field this afternoon as veterans of the Tenth infantry and Eleventh infantry bring a silver cup contest against Charleston high. A large crowd is expected after last week’s 14 to 7 local win, with Lt Brimmer and Lt Fox contributing scores. The Eleventh infantry, led by Captain Halloran, aims to counter Point Pleasant’s offense in the first annual tilt, while weather forecasts promise rain and a softer turnout than the hot Saturday crowd.
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Detroit Defeats Red Sox 10 to 5 in Boston
Detroit defeated Boston 10 to 5 in a season finale game in Boston. Key fielding by Tiger players Warner Gehringer and strong hitting by Hellmann highlighted the win as Detroit improves in their season series, having won 17 of 22 meetings with Boston this year.
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Mixed team earns place in inter sectional tennis final
Chicago reports a mixed team led by Willam T. Tilden and Manuel Alonso advancing to the inter sectional final by defeating Louis B. Daley Jr and Wred Bates Jr for a 2-1 scoreline after dropping a set and then sweeping the final set 6 2. The Spanish captain Alonso carried the opening set, Daley tied the match with a win, and Alonso closed out with a dominant final set.
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St Louis rallies past champions to win in ninth
Washington, Sept. 26 94 defeated the champion Waskanoes Senators 4 to 3 after a rally in the eighth. Dixie Davis pitched six innings of solid ball, allowing seven hits as St Louis overcame a 3-0 deficit with four runs in the frame and added the winning run in the ninth. Key hits came from Rice and Dixon, with strong defense backing a tense late innings comeback.
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Wesleyan Open Grid Season In Clarksburg Clash
West Virginia Wesleyan faces Waburg College in Clarksburg with star Kalhack unavailable due to blood poisoning. Quarterback Fred Weight is in uniform and may play, while Wesleyan will risk athletic relations with Waynesburg if an ineligible player is used.
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