Brooklyn Nationals Put Up Great Squad For World Series
Brooklyn enters the World Series with a seasoned roster led by veterans Olson and Kenetohy and a strong mix of power and defense. The 1916 World Series data show key players Wheat Myers Johnston Miller Olson and Pfeffer Smith Marquard contributing in prior seasons, with current stars and pitchers ready to face Boston in a test of national game talent.
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Chicago Beats St Louis But Too Late In Season Push
Cleveland pounded Red Oldham as Jones and Young miscues helped the Indians score in the third. Wambsganss, Bagby, and Evans provided key hits and a late surge. The 31st win of the season left St Louis at 10 to 7, but Cleveland’s Detroit victory ended any pennant hopes.
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World Series Games to Be Recorded on Tribune Scoreboard
The world series will begin next Tuesday in Brooklyn with the National League champion and run until a team wins five games. Games start at 2 pm Eastern, with returns arriving about noon. A leased wire will connect editors to the ballparks and play by play will be announced and recorded on the scoreboard. Fans are invited to come to the Tribune office for the first game at noon Cheyenne time.
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Unclear OCR Baseball Scores From Three Games
OCR transcription shows multiple games with teams Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland St. Louis and others. bats, pitchers, and lineups are fragmented with missing details and inconsistent punctuation making exact results and dates uncertain.
Centre College Rider Red Weaver Returns From Injury
Danville Kentucky reports that Red Weaver an all American canter in 1919 has returned to Centre College riding with one finger. He is performing as well as before the injury and continues to show strong form in competitions.
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Percy Keeps Crutches Out of the Indiana Training Camp
Cleveland October 2. The story portrays Percy Smallwood, Cleveland Indiana club trainer, as a skilled medic who keeps players on the field. It highlights his methods to maintain ankle health, using braces to prevent bench time and his influence on team morale. Walter Maile and others are noted for preparation and recovery routines.
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Johnston Brothers from Dixie Shine in Major League Fight
The Johnston brothers Jimmy and Dee from Tennessee stand out in a pennant race year. Jimmy debuted with the Chicago Americans in 1911 and Dee joined Cleveland in 1912. In 1920 both have flourished, Dee leading the American League in hitting early this season while Jimmy showcases versatility across infield positions.
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Boxing restrictions lifted after streetcar riots in Denver
Denver lifts boxing limits following recent streetcar riots. Heinie Schuman headlines most cards while manager Jack Kanner shows confidence in landing a strong lightweight at the show.
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College Football Scores From Numerous Matches
Yale beat Princeton 44 41 while Brown defeated Amherst Nebraska 14 0. Drake 66 Coe 6 and Cornell 34 Iowa Teachers 7. Northwestern 14 Knox 6 and Notre Dame 39 Kalamazoo 0. Army 38 Marshall 0. Navy 7 North Carolina State 0. Maryland 0 0. Syracuse 49 Lamont 0. Colgate 0 Susquehanna 0. West Virginia 7 Lehigh 7. Columbia 21 Trinity 0. Minnesota 41 North Dakota 0. Georgetown 70 St John’s 0. Colorado Aggies 13 Western 66. Georgetown 70 St Johns 0. Various results listed.
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