Reds Lead National Race as Cards and Pirates Rally
The Reds surge atop the national race as Cardinals and Pirates stay in contention. Cincinnati pitchers and strong hitting keep pace with Brooklyn and New York, while the American League pennant race centers on the Yankees and Indians with a six game set looming.
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Reds eye pennant bid as Crit Feanns stars in lineup
Today in sport notes Cincinnati Reds aim for National League pennant this season as Crit Feanns earns MVP consideration. Coverage notes Walker and Ronsth powering offense with Hermit and Mays contributing on defense and base. A key play features a bold double, a baser stealing highlight, and a Robins showdown influence.
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Meadville Sailors Aim to Challenge Ex Reds Player
Gene Layden, ex Cincinnati Red, rumored to rejoin Meadville Sailors to face old Trig teammates. Ed Hillery resigns as Sailors manager after leading team in hitting, upcoming 4 15 game at slock amid league chatter.
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Geason
Big Three Open Training Under New Pro Coaching
New York Sept 15 The Big Three begin gridiron action as Harvard opens football practice with new coach Wallace Hor beginning his first year, and Princeton also starting under way today. The United Press reports the season kickoff with teams preparing for their schedules and early drills.
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Tag Day for High Eleven Saturday
Town and high school students organize a tag day event on Saturday September 18 to raise funds for yard and central improvements. Girls will sell bags across the city all day with proceeds aiding the environment and athletic program. New coach Glen Awen leads promising team efforts as the season opens the following week.
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Persson and Munn Loom as Real Comers in Heavyweight Debate
A detailed boxing column discusses Persson and Munn as rising heavyweights with notable physical attributes and trainer support. It cites De Forest and other figures shaping their potential, weighing Persson as a strong prospect and debating Munn's handling and public expectations.
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Amateur title match play underway with strong field
The article notes a major amateur championship underway at Short Hills with 34 qualifiers to 18 hole rounds. Bobby Jones and Bobby Tones lead as favorites while Rudolph Knepper and Laurel Upson post strong scores. Major Storey and others eye the semifinals as difficult course conditions drive high qualifying totals.
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Proposal to Extend Sesqui Exposition Next Year
Philadelphia Sep 19 Exposition authorities studied a proposal to operate the Sesqui Center exposition next year advanced by James Brel chairman of the National Kiwanis. Financing remained uncertain with talks of federal appropriations and a projected investment of 25 million dollars to finish the project.
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Brain Food Ameildoit Treative From Steassburg Found
A 400 year old garrison era diet from Steassburg Germany highlights refined prep of fried fowl and scrapable fried eggs, with fresh apples quince and tarentins. The record mentions rolled sine and other preserved foods in a historic kitchen context.
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Kinney Leads Opening Round of Horseshoes
Paul Tonney led the opening round in the city horseshoes championship, winning both of his matches and taking a commanding early lead. Rhynard fell to Kinney while Hand defeated Reedie. Keefer upset by Hand, and Hand defeated Keefer in a late round. Second round games planned tonight with awards planned for winner and runner-up.
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Tilden Hampered by Injuries in National Tennis Championship
United Press reports Forest Hills dodges drama as defending champion James Tilden, weakened by tendons and fatigue, struggles in early rounds while rising stars including Anibid W. Jones and Japanese contender TaSyent flare in the National Tennis Championship. Other early matches feature Jacques Brogain and Rene LaCoste among prominent players.
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Tk Jon
Neil Sullivan
Wis Hheatur
Geir King
Toda King
Foyye
Jacques Brogaiin
William Johnson
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Meurt Cochet
Manuel Alonéo
Rene LaCoste
Edward Chandler
Tout Borutra
Advice for Youngsters and Moral Guidance in Preached Etiquette
An old pedagogic fragment urges youths to avoid ill company, cultivate wholesome study habits, and seek prudent counsel. It stresses temperance, diligence, and wise discipline as the path to genuine pleasure and success.
Watching the Scoreboard Recap of Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's scoreboard shows Ray Kremer winning his eighteenth game of the season as his team clung to the pennant race by edging the Giants. The Pirates pitcher held McGowan and Plain to few hits, while key hitters from the Reds and White Sox contributed in Chicago.
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Lewis Travels Bowlat 128per at Noona
In a quirky pastiche narrative a traveler named Lewis traverses Bowlat at 128 per hour near Noona on Sept 15. The garbled OCR mentions a crowd, a speed event, and references to figures like Dave Tewiss and Taymee, with scattered names and places such as Paris and New cite.
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Rosenberg Is Dethroned as Bantam Champion
The article reports Rosenberg losing the bantam crown amid chaotic coverage. Names such as New York and Vigil Taylor appear in a cluttered relay of figures, officials, and alleged wagers. The chaotic text references matches, repairs, and timing, with unclear events surrounding the title change and related turmoil.
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