Grimes and Bagby Lead 1920 Pitching Race for World Series
The article spotlights Brookyn’s Burleigh Grimes and Cleveland’s Sarge Bagby as the major leagues pitching leaders. It notes Bagby’s heavy workload and Grimes’s strikeout style, with mentions of their backgrounds, ages, and paths to the majors as World Series prospects loom.
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Srring
Burleigh Grimea
Dodgers
Sarge Jim Bagby
Indians
Brooklyn
Cleveland
David Harum
Deal Grimes
Clear Lake
Wis
Burleigh
Dixie
Ebbetts and Robinson
Pirates
al Mamaux
Chuck Ward
Grimes
Stengle
Cutshaw
East and West Rivalry in Football Talent Across Regions
The article surveys regional football strength, noting the east, midwest, and west each produce top players. It highlights stars like Charley Paddock, Frank Loomis, Frank Foss, and Huskies from the west, while acknowledging the east’s better finances and coaching and that no real decision can settle which region dominates on the gridiron.
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California
Charley Paddock
Murchison
Mid-West
Frank Loomis
Frank Foss
East
Story fragment hints at dialogue and misheard bets
A fragmented dialogue line shows a character misquoting a bet and addressing a lady while mentioning a bow and toa ts, suggesting a garbled or stylized speech scene.
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Peresus
Intentional Walk Rule in Baseball Draws Mixed Reactions
The article reviews a new intentional walk rule, noting pitchers and catchers adapted quickly, while fans dislike free baserunners for sluggers like Babe Ruth and Tris Speaker. It mentions attempts to curb the tactic with catcher in box rules, and Ruth’s prominence as a walk target, highlighting public desire to see the strategy evolve.
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Babe Ruth
Tris Speaker
Joe Jackson
Singuo
Jersey City Boxing Bout Sparks Skirmish Rumors
Fans in Jersey City expected a tame 16 round fight after New York legalized it but the scene stayed lively with continued buzz and speculation about outcomes and crowd reactions.
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Jersey City
New York
Gnathee
Jeragy
Vardon and Ray Outwitted by Yankere in News Row
In a brief tidbit the newspaper notes that Vardon and Ray were outsmarted by the Yankere, marking a noted shift as Britons recently dropped a straight run.
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New York
Vardon
Ray
Mystery Teams Remain Unnamed in Scandal Preview
A cryptic note hints at an upcoming scandal with no confirmed teams or participants. The public seeks details on who is involved and what allegations may emerge, but specifics are not yet disclosed by authorities or organizers.
Batteries and lineups across multiple baseball games
The text lists various battery pairs and lineups for games involving teams such as BOMOG, New York, Cincinnati, Detroit, Washington, Philadelphia, Boston, and Cleveland. It notes postponements due to rain and hints at scores and player pairs like Nehf and Snyder, Townsend and O Neil, Martin and Cheayea, Gharrity, and Mays among others.
Near East Relief Conference Today
Lucerne Wyoming reports a Near East Relief Conference underway with local organizers and attendees. A brief item notes a cow belonging to H. A. Rolinson was mentioned in the same dispatch, indicating a miscellaneous local note in today’s paper.
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Near East Relief Conference Today
Lucerne, Wyo
H. A. Rolsinson
Superbass Can Lose All Four Remaining Games Yet Edge M'Gravites
Brooklyn clinched the National League title yet played idle as New York fell to Boston in the doubleheader. A Brooklyn finish would hinge on the Giants and Superbas losing and winning the rest of their games, with standings: Brooklyn 90-64, New York 89-65, St. Louis still in the mix as Cleveland maintained its pennant pace with a 6-4 win over St. Louis. Jamieson homered in the eighth to seal the Cleveland victory aided by Mails on the mound.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittaburg
Chicago Somone
Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Si Louis
Brooklyn
Giants
Superbas
St. Louis
Cleveland
Malls
Mtcher
Jamieson
O'Neil
Mails
Hunters blamed for killing livestock in river bottom area
Reports say a horse owned by Harry Baker and a Mage Tong bird had fatal injuries from birdshot. The shooter or hunting party responsible remains unidentified, leaving river-bottom landowners angry and considering retaliatory action.
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Harry Baker
Fire destroys ranch home in Lyman Wy loss listed at ten thousand
A blaze at the ranch home of Mrs. J. D. Watson near Lyman Wyoming caused about 10000 in damage with roughly half insured. The fire started on the back porch and the cause is not known.
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Lyman
Wyo
J. D. Watson
Election meeting invitation at Labor Temple Cheyenne
All persons interested in the coming election are invited to attend a meeting at Labor Temple on Thursday night September 20 beginning at 8 o'clock. Cheyenne Trades & Labor Assembly. By Robert Smith, President.
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Notich
Labor Temple
Cheyenne Trades & Labor Assembly
Robert Smith
Chicago shuts out Detroit for tenth win in eleven
Dick Kerr pitched Chinto to a 10th win in 11 games by blanking Detroit. Kerr allowed only a few hits as Eddie Collins and Jackson singled after Davis Weaver inning in the sixth, giving Chicago a round home victory.
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Chicago
Dick Kerr
Chinto
Detroit
Kerr
Man
Eddie, Collins
Jackson
Davis
Weaver
London cyclist collision claims elderly pedestrian
In London, 72 year old Joan Campbell refused to move aside for motorised traffic and was struck by a bicycle. A verdict returned states accidental death.
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London
Joan Campbell
Ruth Homers for 52nd and 53rd This Season
Babe Ruth belted his fifty second and fifty third homers of the season in a game against Philadelphia at Ruthermometer New York. The blasts extended his lead in the race for the league home run title and kept the Yankees in contention.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Fomal Director Patrick Sullivan Seen in Cheyanne
Local report places Senator Patrick Sullivan's formal party director in Cheyanne during a campaign swing. Details on stops and endorsements remain unclear as observers note no official events.
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Fomal
Repu
Patrick Sullivan
Cheyanne On Tan
Next President's Golf Will Be 'Awful
Dayton 0 Sept 27 Charles Montfort 15 caddy at Dayton Country Club mocks Gov Cox golf claiming he could beat the Democrat and offering playful digs at Harding and Wilson as caddies discuss presidential contenders and golf form.
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Dayton
Charles
Chuck"" Montfort
Dayton Country Club
James M. Cox
Young Montfort
Chuck
Sheep theft charge leaves four Wyoming men released
Cal and Marion Meeks Abe Davis and Bam Thom of Utah Territory were arrested on suspicion of stealing a flock of sheep from Utah residents but released after the court found insufficient evidence.
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Hvanston
Wyo
Cal
Marion Meeks
Abe Davis
Bam Thom
Tatiebmen
Uste Gounly
Acros
Utah Line
Liberty
Coalville
Avidenes
Brothers Struck By Lightning Kill One Hurt Other
In Lyman Wye on September 37 Hugo Dabiquist, 23, was killed when lightning struck as they attempted to set a plow. His brother John was injured but expected to recover. The bolt wrecked the team and caused the accident.
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Lyman
Wye
Hugo Dabiquist
John
Plans for Memorial Hospital Approved
Hospital trustees and county commissioners approve final plans and specifications for the new Memorial Hospital in Laramie. The project honors a local figure, with final details set for issuance and construction.
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Memorial Hospital
Board of County
Memorial Hospital of
Laramie
Eee
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