California sports notes outline fall football and track plans
Mahan coaching the California Bears with Eddie Mahan guiding backfield hopefuls led by Captain W. K. Montgomery and L. B. Sharp as Cal schedules games against Southern California Northwestern and the Olympic Club. Track and golf events loom with records and trophies at San Francisco San Diego and Deal Monte and alliances with Stanford Berkeley and local clubs.
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Cal
Tenford
California
Cardinals
Dears
Southern California
Northwestern
Eddie Mahan
Harvard
Bears
Hie Wing
Smith
Olympic Club
Mahan
W. K. Montgomery
L. B. Sharp
Fred Books
Trevor Heald Wins Tennis at Sheridan
Sheridan's first tennis tournament concluded with Tre V or Heald claiming the allver loving cup by defeating Riley in the finals three sets to one. Thirty three Sheridan players entered the event, with eliminations narrowing the field to the final contenders.
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Trevor Heald
Sheridan
Heald
Riley
C. Riley
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
Listings from New York Boston Chicago Cleveland and Washington show game scores and battery pairings. Notable name spellings are garbled but indicate Riley Burne Meyers Koob Hartley Schalk and Leonard Carrigan Shaw Henry Dause Spencer Roebling Gould O Neill. Western League notes include Topeka and St Joseph.
Janet Beecher Stars In Five Part Feature Fine Feathers
Janet Beecher transitions from Broadway to the screen in the five part feature Fine Feathers based on Eugene Walter's stage play. She portrays a young married woman unhappy with suburban life who aids her husband in mischief then faces a moral reckoning and a hard lesson in contentment.
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Janet Beecher
Eugene Walter
Miss Beecher
Gregg Staging a Remarkable Comeback
Sean Gregg of the Boston Red Sox has staged a remarkable comeback after a demotion to the International league. Recalled by manager Bill Carrigan, he has pitched effectively and become a valuable hurler since his return.
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Sean Gregg
Boston Red Sox
Gregg
Sox
Bill Carrigan
Flivver Speed King Wins Two of Three at Maywood
Chicago report states Paull Harvey of Oak Park won two of three races at the Ford Speedway meet in Maywood. He finished first in the twenty and fifty mile events, averaging about six miles per hour in two and a half miles per contest.
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Chicago
Paull. Harvey
Oak Park
Harey
Dario Renta
Peugeot
Maywood
Red Sox Begin Final Invasion
The week showed little change in the American League standings with Florton Detroit and Chicago leading the race as Boston and other eastern clubs prepared to begin a final invasion this week. In the National League Brooklyn drew ahead early but Philadelphia surged to first by Labor Day and the pennant chase remained tight. The coming intersectional games on eastern home grounds were expected to decide the outcome of the season.
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Florton
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Chicago
Tivern
White Sox
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
St. Louie
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Horton
Red Sox
Pstern
Brooklyn
Superbas
Phillies
Braves
Trap Shooters Meet Today at Portland Coast Handicap
Trap shooters from across the west gathered in Portland Oregon for the opening of the eleventh Pacific coast handicap tournament hosted by the Portland Gun club. Practice shoots occurred at Everding park before the four day event runs through September 14 with entrants from California Nevada Utah Colorado Wyoming Washington Idaho Oregon and British Columbia including Frank M Troeh Peter H O'Brien and Heiri Purrman.
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Ore
Portland Gun Club
Everding Park
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia
Frank M. Troeh
Peter H. O'Brien
Heiri Purrman
Les Darcy Seeks US Bout With Gibbons or Dillon
Australian boxing sensation Les Darcy wants to travel to the United States to face American middleweights and light heavies. Negotiations for a bout with Gibbons or Dillon have begun.
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Les Darcy
United States
New York
Les Darcey
Darey
Gibbons
Dillon
Two Clubs After Central League Flag
Cincinnati reports the Central League season closed with Dayton winning the first half and Springfield the second. Springfield clinched the pennant for the last half by taking a doubleheader.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
U. S. Telegraph to Be Operating in Alaska Soon
Seward Alaska September 11 with the new United States railroad the government will have about 939 miles of telegraph and telephone lines in operation out of Seward. The system aims to spread a network of wires across Alaska beginning here and paralleling the railroad to Anchorage 117 miles away.
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Seward
Alaska
United States
United States Railroad
Anchorage
Telegraph Lines Expand Across Alaska Rail Route
The article describes a growing all wire telegraph network north of Anchorage with a 62 mile line to King's Drive and a branch to Matanuska coal fields. A separate Talkeetna river system has 40 miles along the Susitna river. A connecting line will cross swampy ground after freezes. Rates run from one cent per word for press messages to fifty cents for ten words.
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Anchorage
King’s Drive
Matanuska
Fairbanks
Willow Creek
Talkeetna River
Susitna River
Government
Arapahon Indian Queen 5 Dies In Denver
In Denver on August 27 little 65 year old Knte Crispin daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Crispin and granddaughter of Lonebear died. The Arapahoe lodge mourns the loss she was elected queen at the last great council held in Denver and wore her rank with dignity. Her body rests in the St Stephen's mission coffin in proper attire for her status. She had recently suffered a bout of whooping cough and is survived by her tether who works at Fort Washakie.
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St. Stephen's Mission
Fort Washakle
Mark Chapman for Omrenes and Houses
Mark Chapman handles omrenes and housing matters at 19th Street and Carey Avenue, addressing property and development concerns for the local area.
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Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
Doyle's NKSE Broken Will Not Play This Season
Larry Doyle, Chicago Nationale second baseman, fractured his ankle in the first game with Pittsburg. An X ray showed a broken small bone in the ankle and he will stay in the hospital for at least ten days, missing the rest of the season. Ren F Swisher optometrist listed.
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Pittsburg
Larry Doyle
Chicago Nationale
Doyle
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