Athletics Clinch American League Title with Detroit Sweep
Philadelphia completed its pennant run by crushing Detroit in both ends of a doubleheader, 4 0 and 1 4. Connie Mack's lineup stopped Detroit on eight hits in the opener as Bush held the Tigers scoreless and synchronized timely hitting drove in all runs. In the nightcap Pennock and Plank limited Detroit to a lone hit through six innings, while Philadelphia tallied in the second on a single and a bunt single sequence and added five more, sealing the pennant with a decisive win.
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Yanks Edge Cleveland in Hit Heavy Second Game
New York outhit Cleveland two to one but the visitors won 5 to 4. Falkenberg was pulled in the fifth after ten hits as Steen and Schule faltered. Cleveland capitalized on walks and passes with timely hits to plate the decisive runs.
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Senators Drop Back Into Third Berth
Washington played poorly in the field as J Louie won 77 to pedestrian showing. Cleveland led New York, pushing the locals from second place once held jointly with Napa since Saturday. Ayres from Richmond started his first major league game, pitched well through six innings, and allowed six unearned runs before being relieved.
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Cubs Still Three Behind Phillies
Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader to finish the season. In the opener Philadelphia won 2 to 0 as Alexander shut out the Cubs, while Chicago took the nightcap 5 to 1 behind solid pitching and timely hitting. The series leaves Chicago three games behind Philadelphia in the race for second place.
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Braves Win Last Game On Cards Diamond
Boston scored five runs in nine innings while St. Louis managed only one. A high scoring first inning in which Griner walked, two passes and an error loaded the bases preceded Trekell’s relief. The game capped a season end for the Braves on the Cards’ diamond.
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Wet at Pittsburg
Wet grounds lead to no game in Pittsburg on Sept 22 as Brooklyn teams await better conditions.
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Germans Finish Study of American Training Plans
The German Olympic commission, led by Carl Diem, completed a monthlong survey of U S athletic methods visiting major clubs and universities in the east, south and Midwest. They sail for Berlin tomorrow with a detailed report of track and field practices and observations.
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National League schedule note and random quotes
The item lists Brooklyn at Pittsburg in today’s schedule plus assorted quotes on politeness talk and child labor by Dr. P. P. Claxton. It mentions mirror plating and the Sherman Co paper hanging while asserting education’s role in child labor puzzles. It ends with aphorisms on worry and talkativeness.
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