Casper Team to Play Rapid City Nine at Crawford Fair
Casper Midwest team schedules a Sept. 16 17 14 appearance against Rapid City at Crawford Fair with a $1500 purse. Casper strengthens roster with Nagle Kelder Brokaw Hewitt and others as Roach battles illness and positions shift.
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Crawford
Nob
Casper Midwest
Casper
Rapid City
Nagle
Greybull
Wys
Owt- Kelder
Hal Brokaw
Thar
Greyball
Hewitt
Nagin
Garrity
Mills
Hartzell
Brokaw
Roach
Baseball Notes From The Old Fan On Yankees And Routs
After ten straight wins the Superbas were shut out by Faber in a setback. The Yankees begin a pivotal three game series September 15 to 17 against Kid Gleason's Pale Hose with fans split on the outcome and AL title chances. The Reds slump under pressure as they error repeatedly in a loss to the Phillies while the Yankees win with clean defense. Acosta of the Senators held the White Sox to seven hits as his team backed him with seven runs. The Indians were blanked by Rommell as Boston faded in the background.
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Yankees
Kid Gleason
Windy City
Brad
Acosta
Senators
Iim
Cheyenne High to Open 1920 Season Against Windsor
Cheyenne High schedules its first football game of 1920 against Windsor. The season opener is planned for a home or neutral site with local fans awaiting a competitive contest and the team aiming for a strong start.
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Cheyenne High
Windsor
Cheyenne High School
Yankees Exhibition Game Costs Pennant Reich in Pittsburg
The New York Yankees faced censure as Ping Bodie suffered a season ending leg injury and Babe Ruth drew crowds in Pittsburgh. Critics blamed Huggins for risking the pennant race by an iron game before the crucial series with Cleveland. The gate at Pittsburgh added dollars but the World Series stake remained the overarching aim.
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Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Huggins
Babe Ruth
Ping Bodie
New York
Higgins
Gotham
Yankee
Indians
Leonard Britton to Fight Britton in Cleveland Bout
Cleveland promoter Tom Mec Ginty announces Benny Leonard and Jack Britton set for a September 30 bout in Cleveland. Both champions are signed to a ten round match with each fighter guaranteed 30 000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Mec Ginty
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
Rapid City Champs Tie Up Midwestern Game in Staging
Rapid City champions defeated Casper Wyoming by 12 to 6 on Monday. Casper led until the fourth inning when Rapid City pushed across six runs. Berger pitched for Casper but was erratic and struggled with control.
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Rapid City
Rapid Citympions
Casper, Wryo
Casper
Berger
Harvard coach questions size of varsity squad
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard head coach Bob Fisher notes the 29 candidates for the varsity squad show unusually large size and build prompting questions about how players have grown.
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Cambridge
Mass
Bob Fisher
Harvard
Varelty
Real estate bid missed over eight thousand dollars
The report notes a man passed up a chance to make several thousand dollars in real estate due to lacking eight thousand dollars. It contrasts with Man O' War earning one hundred fifty thousand in eight races.
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Man O' War
Youngsters Reach for Big League Standard in Minor Leagues
Scouts evaluate about seventy young players from fall and spring camps. Bob Meusel emerges as a standout with over .360 batting this season and hopes to lift the Yankees, while Agee and Frisch draw praise for the National League as New York eyes a pennant.
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Dean Snyder
Dells
Bob
New York Yankees
Bobee
Meusel
Babe Ruth
New York
Frisch
Next Year to Bring New Blood to Baseball Leagues
A scouting overview highlights Aaron Ward stepping in for Prink Baker at third for the Yankees and a wave of young infielders Harris ONeill and Elieberbe shaping up. Connie Mack and Frank Brower boost clubs, while pitchers Davis Bayne Rip Collins and Outfielder Walker drive late improvements. Nearly 100 minor leaguers and college stars promoted signal a larger ivory crop next season.
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Meisel
Aaron Ward
Yankees
Prink Baker
Ward
Clark Griffith
Harris
O'Neill
Eliberbe
Connie Mack
Rommell
Keefe
Moore
Bigbee
Davis
Bayne
Browns
Rip Collins
Bob Clark
Indianas
Walter Mails
Cleveland
Outfelder F. Walker
Babe Pinelli
Tigers
Frank Brower
Washington
New Blood
Jana
Georges Carpentier Returns Angry Over American Labels
Georges Carpentier arrived in New York on September 14 amid anger at American papers calling him a motion picture fighter. He plans a campaign to meet America’s top boxers, including Battling Levinsky on October 12, and then challenge Jack Dempsey. Carpentier’s manager Deschamps says he weighs 192 pounds and will train at Freddie Welsh’s Summit, New Jersey camp.
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Georgen
Europe
la Lorraine
Zee
Americaine
America
Frantice
Goitars
Carpentier
Levinaky
Georges
M. Deschamps
Levinsky
Freddie Welsh
Summit
N. J
Jack Johnson Sentenced for Mann Act Violation
In Chicago reprisal 14, Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, receives one year and one day at Leavenworth plus a $1,000 fine from Federal Judge George A. Carpenter for Mann Act violation.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Leavenworth
George A. Carpenter
Ross McCredie Declines Tigers Manager Job Offer
Portland club official Ross McCredie says he will not accept the call to replace Hughie Jennings as manager of the Tigers if offered.
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Joe
Portland
Ross McCredie
Hughie Jennings
The
Tigers
Promoters seek boxing clubs as New Orleans issues permits
In New Orleans six promoters seek to open boxing clubs this winter while the boxing commission will grant only three permits, signaling tight regulation of upcoming ringside venues.
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New Orleans
Commission
Gambling Guide Notes For Reliable Bets
A corny con notes tips for betting with caution and careful selection. It suggests avoiding rash wagers and focusing on strong, verifiable information to improve success chances.
Camp Kearney Rifle Team Wins Medal at Camp Perry
Captain Beverly C. Daly coaches Camp Kearney ROTC team at Camp Perry. Wilmer Stevens from the University of Wyoming fired the last bullseye at 1,000 yards. The Camp Kearney squad, including members from Hawaii to Wyoming, won the soldier marathon trophy and received bronze medals. The team finished seventeenth among seventy five, ahead of eight civilian and eight regular army teams. Governor Cox addressed the camp and distributed some medals.
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Laramie
Wyo
Beverly C. Daly
University of Wyoming
Camp Kearney
University of Wryoming
Stevens
Daly
Cox
Baseball score data Frankly unclear and fragmentary
Partial box score style text mentions lineups and batteries for teams including New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston. Many names obscured by OCR errors. key figures include pitchers and catchers such as Schalk, Harper, Davis, and Shawkey with limited readable context.
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Cheefy
Hodge
Wilkinson
Schalk
Acosta
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Caldwell
Morton
O'Neil
Rommill
Perkins
RHFE
Rae
New York
Dates
Ayres
Baumgartner
Stanage
Manson
Shawkey
Hannah
Rae Eoi
Davis and Severeld
Harper
Jones and Schang
Camp Kearny Shooters Win International Match Honor
A member of the Camp Kearney team earned the distinction of serving on the International small-bore team that defeated England in the international match, highlighting a notable achievement for the unit.
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Camp Kearney
England
Miracle Man Struggles as Braves Sit Benched in Boston
Boston's George Btallings remains on the bench as the Braves fail to clinch a world series berth in their monster ball yard. The famed leader's miracle touch seems absent after a long drought.
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Boston
Miracle
George Btallings
Braves
Philadelphian Moline recall for pitching prodigy
Bill Piter son, the schoolboy pitcher loaned by Connie Mack to Earl Mack in Moline, will be recalled. He has set several strikeout records while with the club.
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Philadelphia
Bill Piterson
Connie Mack
Earl
Moline
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