New York Beats Chicago In Third Game Of Series 6 To 3
New York defeats Chicago 6 to 3 in the third game of the series. Ed Walsh returns to the mound for Chicago after two months, allowing one run in four innings. McHale, Williams, and Chase key for New York as errors and timely hits spark four-run fourth.
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Chase
Chappel
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Wal and Easterly
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Errors by Naps Give Game to the Red Sox
Boston wins 6 to 4 as Cleveland miscues in the sixth and seventh allow three Boston runs. Engle advances on a wild throw, driving in the decisive tally, while Letbeld and Carlech mishaps aid the visitors.
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Browns-Find Sawkey and Defeat Athletics
Philadelphia report details Leverenz’s pitching holding the Athletics to four scattered hits. St Jonia won 5 to 0 as the Viettors capitalized on Shawkey and Schang fielding errors, adding four more hits with a ninth inning rally. Griff of Chattanooga impressed at third for St Louis with two singles and a walk in four tries.
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Senators Regain Use of Stick Beat Tigers
Washington defeated Detroit 1 to 0 as starter Renfermated struggled, yielding five runs before Harding closed the game. Detroit managed only three hits, with Groom held in check when runners reached base.
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One Bad Inning Costs Ragan Game
In Cincinnati, September 18, the Reds beat the Dodgers 3 to 2 after a costly sixth inning. Brooklyn led with two runs in the fourth before Cincinnati struck back with three runs in the decisive frame. Rucker started for Brooklyn, Ames pitched well for Cincinnati, and Ragan scattered hits except in the sixth. Batteries were Rucker, Ragan and Fischer for Brooklyn, Ames and Kling for Cincinnati. The doubleheader opener was postponed due to poor ground conditions.
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Leach Wins for Cubs Braves Take Second
Leach's hitting and patience at the plate helped the Cubs win the first game as Chicago shut out Boston 0 to 0. In the second, Boston forged ahead through base running and timely hitting aided by Chicago errors to win. Pitcher Cochrehan joined Boston and Dowdey was expected to report.
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Schedule for Today Bears National and American League Matches
Boston faces Chicago and Brooklyn plays Cincinnati in the National League. New York visits St. Louis while Chicago meets New York in the American League. St. Louis travels to Philadelphia and Detroit plays Washington. Cleveland visits Boston.
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Wesleyan Introduces Special Football Study
Middleton Conn Sept 14 Football gains honor as a special study at Wesleyan University this year. The faculty announced at opening exercises that Daniel Butchneon of the University of Pennsylvania is named special football instructor, aided by Fauver, professor of physical education.
Philadelphia-Nitteberg Games Postponed
The Philadelphia and Nitteberg games were postponed due to unfit conditions. Officials announced rescheduling to a later date, with local venues preparing for a revised matchup.
Pieskin Athletes Practice Hard as Cheyenne Grid Opens
The Cheyenne high school football team under Coach Jones trains hard with promising new players and expects to field a strong lineup. The season opener is Saturday Sept 27 at Pioneer Park against Greeley high with a 4 PM kickoff.
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Crossed in Love Princess Kills Self in Palace
Princess Sophia of Saxe-Weimar-Hisenach, a popular beauty, shot herself in her palace room early today after her engagement to Hans Von Bleitroeder was faced with a royal ban. The death followed a love affair that her family reportedly opposed. Her fiancé was the eldest son of a leading German banking house.
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Western League scores and results from latest games
Sioux City defeated Denver 9 to 7 while St. Joseph took Lincoln 1 to 0 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second. Omaha outlasted Topeka 2 to 19 innings. Des Moines won 1 to 0 against Wichita.
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McGovern Joins MacAlister College as End Coach
John Mc Govern, former University of Minnesota star and all American quarterback, will play catch at MacAlister College in St Paul this season according to the college athletic authorities. The hiring ends his service to Minnesota where he has assisted Coach Wil Hains since graduation.
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Little Boy Killed by Motorcycle Crash in Ashland
Ashland Wis Sept 18 Robert Ewer five year old son of H G Ewer was killed today when a motorcycle rider crashed into a fence separating spectators Feason was not injured The fragmentary text also references a fluent talker remark with no clear relation to the incident.
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Beers Addresses G A R Annual Meeting in Chattanooga
General Alfred Beers reports a 160000 member roll for the Grand Army of the Republic as 191246 started the year with 14779 muster transfers and retirements. He notes 11438 deaths and discusses railroad rate discrimination against Union veterans at the Chattanooga reunion.
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Wet at St. Louis postpone games hit by rain
In St Louis both games were postponed due to wet grounds. The report ends with a remark about heaven: if some people we know ever get to heaven they will want to go somewhere else during the summer months.
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