Indians Lead as Reds Push NL Pennant Charge
Cincinnati Reds dominate NL pennant chase with 16 wins in 18 games as Indians briefly seize top spot after doubleheader sweep. St Louis Cardinals beat Dodgers 14-7 to narrow gap. Yankees and White Sox split. Tigers routed Athletics 14-0 in one game before nightcap collapse.
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Grays Show Perfection in Exhibition Win Over Corry
Homestead’s Grays, four time National Negro Baseball League champions, defeated Corry’s Semi-Pro 2 to 0 at Aero Park. Pitcher Ray Brown worked seven innings allowing only two hits, while Baresi’s double highlighted the offense and Whatley’s triple added insurance in the seventh. Gibson is noted as gone to play in Mexico and Cuba. Minor leagues Newark over Jersey City 3 1 Rochester over Baltimore 4 1 Kansas City over Minneapolis 6 2 Columbus over Louisville 5 2.
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Wilcox Dominates Kinney Salesman in Antler Bowing League
Wilcox records two wins over Kinney Salesman in the Antler Bowing League at Elks alleys. Bill Dunlap posts a 208 high average, Harold Orage 200. Daily games list multiple matchups including Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Chicago with several results.
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Titusville to Illuminate Carter Field for Sharpsville Night Game
Titusville High plans a larger lighting system at Carter Field for Friday night’s game against Sharpsville High. The upgrade aims to show fans what permanent lighting would look like if the school adopts a long term setup at the Titusville park.
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Warren Pro Grid Team Opens Sunday
Warren pro grid squad signs Art Lifferty formerly of Creighton Tiger fame to face the Red Jackets in a booster game at Russell Field Sunday afternoon. Lifferty starred in last year’s 23-0 loss to Warren and is expected to bolster Springdale’s punch for the matchup. Ken Guerlin defeats Irish Radio Pierce in a welterweight bout, earning recognition as champion in major circuits.
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No Wound Is So Slight That It Cannot Infected
An old health notice urges immediate washing of cuts and scratches with San-Cura Medicated Soap and applying San-Cura Ointment to prevent infection. It touts San Cura Antiseptic Ointment as aiding healing of minor wounds and skin irritations.
Reds Hope Tigers Beat Out Indians For Pennant
Philadelphia Sept. 19 The Cincinnati Reds aim to win the Nations League title over the Indians and others. Weston Giles says they would prefer De Frat as pennant winner and plan to celebrate a win today after Vander Meer saved a 4 3 victory. Manager McKechnie praises Jimmy Wilson as he returns to duty behind the plate after Lombardi’s injury.
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Lyons Out With Cold Lets West Penn Champ Lead Riverside Tourney
Riverside Golf Club hosts a tournament as Toby Lyons withdraws with a cold. Jack Berwon of Pittsburgh dominates play, defeating Leonid Rogenmeyer of Meadville 2 and 1 in the first round. Don O Connor of Corry advances 5 and 4 over Durbin McGraw of Gakwon. Ensuing matches feature Bevison and Earl Amidon with O Connor visiting the area with Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gullottet.
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Reds Triumph Quietly After Big Win
Cincinnati remains calm after the Reds defeated the Phillies yesterday, ending a tense game as citizens resume normal activity. The Associated Press report notes celebrations appeared restrained despite the team’s triumph.
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EveY GAME Recap Between Dodgers and Team
A garbled game note describes a tense moment with Lomb sidelined by a sprain. The text mentions a player named Jimmy who delivered a key play and another who pushed the team to a late rally, finishing with a dramatic but unclear result.
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