Ruel and Smith to bear brunt behind bat in big series
New York report previews the World Series catching duties for Harold Ruel and Earl Smith. It contrasts Ruel with Smith in temperament and style, notes their similar hitting averages over .300, and details past Series experience in 1921 and 1928. It also lists Washington and Pittsburgh backstops supporting the two stars.
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Ruel
Smith
New York
Harold
Muddy) Ruel
Earl
Fuel
Washington
Giants
Yankees
Criger
Boston Red Sox
Hank Severeid
St. Louus
Tate
Pirates
John Gooch
Spencer
Severeid
Gooch
Severeld
Cardinals Annex Final Home Game Defeats Boston
St Louis wins final NL game as Boston Braves lose 4 to 1. Manager Hornsby sidelined by torn skirt foot from a foul ball during batting practice. The box shows Genevich pitched for St Louis with Haines on the mound for Boston. Final score 4 to 1 with errors and miscues noted.
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Cardinals
Boston
Braves
Hornsby
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Beause
Gauvreau
Rela
Looroala
Oo Borax
de Wileon
Bancroft
Ge Devewich
P Gibson
Bladen
St Dourhit
Toporcer
Bottomley
Haley
Warwick
Thevenan
Haines
Yelorl Dee
Xeis
Les
Bencroft
Burgas
Gautreau
Burras
baze—Borton
Om Genewich
Genewith
Nitcher
Genewich
Empirea McCormick
Kym
Sign Papers Today for Dempsey Will Bout in South Bend
South Bend Ind Sept 9 final terms for the Dempsey Will bout were to be signed tomorrow at 10 oclock after a five hour conference. Andrew Weinberg head of the local committee announced no details of the proposed match. Dempsey and Willasre remained in town after the talks with Benton and other officials.
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SO. Bend
South Bend
Ind
Jack Dempney
Harry Winmotch
Hex
Mich
Andrew M. Weisberg
Routh
Jfack Vempaez
Harry Witte
WNL
Tomorroin
Hot Menton
Dempaty
Dempsey
Ben- Yom
Paddy Atullins
Willa’ Mane
Ayn
Andrew Weinberg
Bateman
Benton
Willasre
New York Strong Finish Beats Brooklyn In Season Finale
The Giants rallied from a five-run deficit in the seventh to defeat the Robins 12 to 10, securing the season series win. Meusel and Wheat led with multiple hits as New York piled up 20 against Brooklyn pitching. Fournier received enthusiastic support from the Brooklyn crowd.
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Giants
Robins
Foun
BO Ee Frise
Meusel
Terry
Og Jackson
Furret
Oh Hartley
Tof Davies
Oo Snyder
Dean
Davies
Brooklyn
Jonnstan
Stock
Humon
Fournier
EL Sergiy
Cox Rt
Corgan
Ae - Tasior
L. Brown
Hargreaves
Eliiatt
P Cantrell
P Osborne
Tierney
Borne
New York
Aso
Taylor
Cox
Lake Taylor
Johnston
Kedly
Jackson
Mare
New Yoel
Firnuk
Bayes
Davin
Ty Ly Brown
Oxborne
Strick
Qav Dorne
Wright Emerges as Pirates Shortstop Hope for World Series
The Pittsburgh Estates face pressure as Forrest Glenn Wright, in his second season, proves a sturdy shortstop with strong defense and a batting average above .400. He already notched an unassisted triple play, earning praise from fans and veterans while replacing injured Rawlings in championship goals.
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Pittsburgh
Rabbit
Forrest Glenn Wright
Mirsour
Sonn
Rawlings
Pirates
Wright
Keystone May
Wagner
John Methaw
Tvho
Young
Pittebnreh
Yds
Rockne Sees No Miracle In Notre Dame Victory
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne refuses to hail the Baylor win as a miracle. He says the team showed little and will refine offense, timing, and defense over the next two weeks while scouts from West Point Michigan Minnesota and Chicago observe. End Sisco from Baylor suffered only a torn ligament after a broken leg scare.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Knute K. Rockne
Baylor
Storkne
Ionehea
West Point
Michigan
Minnesota
Chicago
Sisco
Haylor
Les
Waco
Texas
Follow the Ball and Grange Strategy Against Michigan
A fragmented wartime style discussion on football strategy, detailing how quarterbacks repeat successful plays and how teams study opponent habits. It explains that coaches may change schemes to counter memory and signals, with Grange's performances at Michigan, Butler, and Nebraska cited as examples of how defenses adapt to anticipated plays.
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Asenclaton
Granga
Ajta
Michigan
Butler
Nebraska
Minnota
Grange
Grange Dore
Bebraska
Hia
Ened
Michiean
Twlinets
Tlilola
Harold Grange
Hilnels
Minos
H. Yost
Athletica
cKme
Tricia
Yost
Mag
Arthur Woods
Yankees And Tigers Split Double Bill In Yankee Stadium
New York and Detroit split a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium with the Tigers winning 2 to 0 in the opener and the Yankees taking the second 7 to 6. Babe Ruth homered in both games for a season total of 24. Hoyt faltered late in the opener as Detroit scored six runs. Jesse Doyle homered twice in relief for New York in the nightcap but walked batters, and Caywood failed to locate in the final frame allowing the decisive winning run.
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Babe Ruth
Cobbmen
New York
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Ruth
Holloway
Hoyt
Jesse Doyle
Iitchor
Toronto
George Davis
Cayde
Uno
I Holloway
Woodall
Bengough
Petrov
Rourke
Bius
Heilmann
Taveher
Kine
Wondal
Trasay
Dallas
Emmbe
Genrie
Johnson
Wanninger
BengouRh
Sin & Sere
Donkonk
Eno
York
Trathersill
Blue Gehrig
Hellenaina Ruth
Winer Baswler
Hengaugh
Lyn
Braden Hane
Jennaan
Meunel_ Sacrifes
Koenin
Lethanies
Dewalt
Boyle
Tatas
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Alurine
Eptembi Adams
York Nationals
Athe Jankeon
Pirates
Washington
Vaten
Giants
Nevin Age
Roger Peckinpaugh
Betwe
Mctvan
Liam
Harry
White
Indians
Cincinnati Reds
American League standings and results snapshot
Fragmented listing shows St Louis and New York results with 1 4 1 scores, mentions Boston Philadelphia and Warrington, plus Chicago and Brooklyn in a chaotic athletic ledger. Entries are partially legible, naming teams and outcomes but lack clear dates or full context.
Atlanta Loses to Pitcher Wachtel at Worth
Paul Wachtel pitched a complete game to beat the Atlanta pennant winners in Worth, Texas. Only four hits were allowed as Wachtel shut down the Southern Association club after a single day of rest, taking the net series lead for Worth.
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Worth
Texaa
Saint
Paul Wachtel
Spithller
Atlanta
Samy
Wachtel
Dempsey Rival Fight Set to Stir Boxing Fans
The boxing world eyes a future clash between Dempsey’s top contenders for heavyweight honors. Managers clash over first crack at the crown, creating intense interest among fans and framing the upcoming bout as more than a fight.
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AL Demario
Dempsey
Gi Haun
E Minager
Gene
Willig
Diene
Harry Ge
Associated Editors, Inc
Bradford's Girl Wins Feature Meet At Ohio Card
Bradford's girl Triumphs in feature paced events at a crowded card. Ana Tradfanl's team shows spice with wins in 2:05 and 2:04 miles. Cupid's Albingen takes the 2:07 trotters, Voltage takes second heat, Ribben Cane nets 8100 for 15 pacers, Jean Ireteua wins the 2:12 pace.
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Ohio State Journal
Pacers
Cupid’s Albingen
Ohio Citizen's
Trotters
Colembt
Ana Tradfanl
Rand Circuly Lidely
Anna Bradford
Phil O'Neil
Ohio Citizen
Cupid
Albingen
Voltage
Ribven Cane
Childs’ Stables
Jean Ireteua
Mrs Frazer Wins Golf Tourney Medal in St Louis
Mrs Alexa Stirling Fraser of Ottawa Canada captured the gold medal in the women’s national golf championship at the St Louis club course posting 37 40 77 for the event. Qualifying rounds saw Henna Collett from Providence with 79 and two other players under par in a 468 yard links event.
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ST. Louis
St. Loui
Alexa Stirling Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
Henna Collett
Providence
Scott and McInnis Battle Sixth World Series Appearance
Two veteran players Brett Scott and Phelan Melin prepare for the coming World Series, joining a list of few who have appeared six times. The piece notes Brey Baker Jack Barry Eddie Collins Babe Ruth Wally Schang and others with multiple series, and references teams such as the Athletics Red Sox Yankees Pirates Giants and Washington clubs. It also recalls past series moments and player movements across franchises.
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New York
Brett Scott
Phelan Melin
Philadelphia Athletics
Frank Baker
Jack Barry
Eddie Colling
Babe Ruth
Wally Sehang
Mack
Baker
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Barry
Red Sox
Bator
Sehang
Athletics
Yankees
Ruth
Boston
Removal of Club Called Illogical
New York on September 23 a report by Ashkeen ton Sy Ban Johnson president of the American League cites the move as illogical and notes the Cardinals have drifted toward Kansas City. The NL president hints removal would be illogical given success and growth of St Louis under Hornaby's leadership and the club's championship hopes.
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Ashkeen& Ton
Sy Ban Johnson
Cardinals
Kansas City Peyeuse
John A
Heydler
Son
Hornaby
St Louis
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