MAGE MEN KNOCK WHITE SOX CUBS LOSE TO PHILLIES
Long, rambling game account notes Cornelius Mel Gilticuddy as a pest in baseball lore. It reports Philadelphia defeating Chicago 5 to 2, Cubs postponement, Yankees and Athletics near pennant shifts, and varied results across the league, including St Louis and Boston events.
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CUBS
Phillies
William 3
Chipman
Associated Press
Cornelius MelGilticuddy
Shile Park
Yankees
House of Mack
Chicago
Cleveland
Walshend
Simmons
Howard Fhuke
Bob Grove
Tevay
Senators
Red Sox
Tigers
Assant Lowitz
Pirates
Giants
Tai
Forbes Field
Sheriff
al Mirsin
Phil Collins
Rogers Hornsby
Wilson
Cuyler
Collins
Willough
Philadelphia
Jephenson
Ramiuerly
Willoughby Houski
Tolson
Taylor
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Braves
Shires of White Sox Nearing End With Club
Chicago report says Charles Arthur Shires first baseman may have played his last game for the White Sox after a suspension for training rule violations and a clubhouse altercation with manager Lena Blackburne. Dispatches from Philadelphia note Blackburne sought to reprimand Shires and ordered him home.
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Chicago
Charles Arthur
Shires
Blackburne
Lou Barbour
Philadelphia
Rifle Contests at Camp Perry Draw Large Field
At Camp Perry Ohio the national team rifle contests opened with 418 teams of ten men. Entries include United States Army Navy and Marine Corps units and civilian clubs. C B King of the Army won the Davey Crockett trophy. George Simpson set a speed record by running 100 in 93 3. A boy with spinal trouble and fallen arches is noted.
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United States
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ijout
C. B. King
United Ae Army
Davey
George Simpson
Baseball results from rival leagues and cities
Yesterday's results show a mix of American and Western League games with rain affecting several schedules. Notable scores include Boston 84 over St Louis 1 and New York at Pittsburgh rained out, plus Chicago 71 Prieto 66 in American League action and Milwaukee 3 Kansas City 4 in the Amelia Association. Western League reports Des Moines 2 Omaha 1 and Denver 17 Pueblo 1 with Tulsa at Oklahoma City postponed by rain.
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Rational
Lervice
Philadelphia
Chicago
Elljout
Willoughby
Gy Davis
Prieto
Walsh
Berg
Ebreke
Grove
Cochrane
Cleveland
Washington
Sewell
Marberry
Baseball Schedule Highlights From Today’s Leagues
American League matchups feature Chicago visiting Philadelphia and St Louis at New York, with Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at Boston. National League games include Boston at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Chicago as New York visits St. Louis. Also Philadelphia goes to Pittsburgh. Minor leagues show Toledo at Columbus, Indianapolis at Louisville, Milwaukee at Kansas City, St Paul at Minneapolis, Tulsa at Oklahoma City, Topeka at Wichita, Omaha at Des Moines, and Denver at Pueblo.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh Aa
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
American Association
Waugas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapola
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee Western Teague
Oklahoma
Mata Ie
Sao Wichita
Denver
Topeka
Pueblo
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Tidianapolis
Louiavile
Milwaukee
Nansas City
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Omahe
Des Moines
Sunday MLB Doubleheader Cards and Cubs Schedule Note
On Sunday, all teams play double headers with games listed for Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington and additional pairings including Boston at Cincinnati Brooks at Chicago Toledo at Columbus Indianapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Kansas City Minneapolis at St Paul Pootka at Wichita Omaha at Des Moines Denver at Poorlo.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooks
St. Louis
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Inidanapoliis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Pootka
Wichita
Omaha
Des Moines
Denver
Poorlo
Billy Petrolle Hangs Up Gloves After Loss
Detroit event ends Billy Petrolle of Fargo in a drained bout with King Tat of Minneapolis. Manager Jack Hurley announces Petrolle will retire, saying he is through and unable to handle fighters he should avoid.
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Billy Petrolle
Detroit
Billy Pawdle
Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Jack Hurley
Hurley
Petrolle
Sodaag
Schrader Splits Second Off Auto Race Mark
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids set a South Dakota State Fair mile dash record with a 7:01.2 time, circled the oval twice in the Special event. He also won two other events, including a five mile race in 6:46.2 and a 3.5 mile event in 3:44. The day featured close battles, including Glen Long taking second to Schrader in the 10 mile event, and Roscoe Ford finishing second in the 3.5 mile race titled 3:48.3.
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Gus Schra
Cedar Rapids
Schrader
Hero
Glen Long
Aberdeen
Kenneth Larson
Huston
Floyd Bobzein
al Cedar
Bobzein
Long
Roscoe Ford
Hollywood
Calatl
Wos
Rex Edmonds
Houston
Tex
George Cuxtu
Grand Forks
N. D
Tallop
Roy Gallop
Gallop
Ant
Pretty Eght
Louis Brown
Champaign
Rex Edmonds J
George Gattu
Lenz
Bob‘dein
J. Alex Sloan
Chicago
America
O'Doul Extends Lead In National League Batting Race
The Philadelphia outfielder Frank O'Doul holds a .356 average, extending his lead over Babe Herman of Brooklyn in the week ending. Batting totals show O'Doul top with 220 hits while Hornsby leads runs and Wilson shares RBIs. Pitcher marks feature Guy Bush with 18 wins, 4 defeats, and Carl Mays with 7 wins. Harris seeks sheriff’s office in Franklin, Pa., amid community support.
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New York
Frank O'Doul
Philadelphia
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
O'Doul
Jed
Philadelphian
Bill Terry
Allll
Hornsby
Chicago
Stephenson
Traynor
Pittsburgh
L. ‘Waner
Klein
Cuyler
Icngo
Douthit
St. Louis
O'Doul Jends
Hack Wilson
Wilson
Chuck Klein
Frederick
Lloyd Water
Cgngler
Guy Bush
Charlie Root
Burleigh Grimes
Gianta
Carl Mays
Mays
Giants
Reds
Golf rule note on movable obstructions and relief
A fragment explains that flags, guides, movable posts, wheels, tools, rollers, grass cutters, boxes, vehicles, or similar obstructions may be removed from the course without penalty. If the ball moved while moving the obstruction, it may be replaced, otherwise if the ball lies in a hazard it must be dropped in the hazard.
Foxx Not Secures Batting Lead In A L Race
Chicago September 14 The Athletics and Connie Mack's first baseman Jimmie Foxx edge Lew Fonseca for the American League batting title by a narrow margin Foxx posting .370 after Wednesday games with Fonseca at .367 Both suffered slumps during the week Foxx four points drop Fonseca two Tigers and Red Sox also contest the leaders Ruth leads in home runs with 44 others push figures in runs and wins while Gehringer tops runs scored and steals and the Athletics lead team batting and scoring as the season nears conclusion.
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Chicago
Bet James
Foxx
Connie Mack
Lew Fousecz
Cleveland
New York
Ruth
Hellman
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
Bob Grove
Mack Southpaw
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia
Tom Zachary
Stillad
Habe Ruth
Fonseca
Miller
Heinie Manush
St. Louis
Gehringer
al Bixazmods
St Louis
Griffith to Meet Australian George Cooke at Stadium card
Sioux City heavyweight Jerry Griffith who defeated German Dr Ludwig Haymann last night will fight Australian George Cooke in a ten round Chicago Stadium card on September 20. Griffith’s four round win propelled him into two more Stadium bouts with one in November for promoter Paddy Harmon to sign Paulino Uzeudun.
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Chicago
Jerry
Tutty) Griffith
Sioux City
Iowa
Dr. Ludwig
Haymann
George Cooke
Griffith
Cooke
Paddy Harmon
Paulino Uzeudun
English Channel Too Much For Huddleston
Myrtle Huddleston abandoned her English Channel swim after 21 hours in the water. She was seven miles from Cape Gris Nez, France, near Dowry, England, having started at South Foreland, near Dover, at 9:30 a.m. yesterday.
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Lonndon
Myrtle Huddleston
English Channel
Cape Gris
Nez
France
South Foreland
Dowyer
England
LeClair Claims Byrnes' Welterweight Crown in SD
Tony LeClair of Huron asserts the South Dakota welterweight title after Felix Byrnes relinquished the crown. Manager Jack Reise says LeClair will fight any welter in the state on any terms and plans to seek Chicago seasoning after a couple more SD bouts. LeClair has three fights in Huron with a loss to Jerry Leahy when overweight and a draw with Leahy, plus a knockout of Jhumy Humphreys.
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Baron Vighter
South Dakota
Tony LeClair
Huron
Levi Nacant
Felix Byrnes
LeClair
Jack Reise
Welters
Reiss
Chicago
Windy City
Tony
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Jhumy Humphreys
Blint
Age Triumphs in Tennis Finals With Tilden Favored
Forest Hills dispatch notes aging champions Tilden and Hunter reaching the national singles final as the rising generation falters. Tilden survived a five set win over Join Deeg after trailing two sets to one, while Hunter beat Fritz Mercur in a four set semifinal. Big Bill seeks a seventh American title in a lengthy career.
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Servosbergh
Forest Hills
West Side
Young America
Big Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden
California
Deeg
Hunter
Fritz
Mercur
Big Bill
Eastern Normal Hires John F Burns as New Coach
Madison Seat 14Fastern announces John F Burns joins Curtis as assistant at Eastern Normal. Burns brings playing and coaching experience from Columbia Wisconsin and Kemper Medical College. He will coach Trojan linemen aiming to fortify the line for six straight conference games beginning with the Jacket game on October 12.
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Madison
John F. Burns
Curtis
Trojan
Burns
Eastern
Columbia
University of Wisconsin
Cuba City
Lancaster High School
Bacfield
Kemper Medical College
Boonville
Trojan Field
Big Ten Officials To Prepare Grid Rulings
Chicago September 14: Big Ten football officials met to standardize rulings on questions raised by coaches led by Coach A. A. Stagg of the University of Chicago. Key topics discussed included intentional fumbles at the back of the goal line and fumble recoveries.
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Big Ten
Chicago
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Paints
Toy Diocusaton
Mitchell Golfer Wins Onida Title Tourney
Onida records show Mitchell golfer Shearer defeating Milo Brown five up and four to play to claim the Onida title. Johnny Quade took the consolation crown. The President's fight remains incomplete and only a few rounds of the women's elimination remain.
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Mitchell
Onida
Cy Shearer
Milo Brown
Eight teams on hand for meets
Eight diamondball teams arrive to start a two-day South Dakota state event. Morning games decide the men’s and women’s championships with Huron Dupree and Sioux Falls Aberdeen among contenders. Afternoon rain-delayed schedule resumes with baseball at 3 pm and a final Huron Howard clash in the late game.
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Fair Bounds
South Dakota
Huron
Dupree
Sioux Pally
Aberde
Wil Cross
Atl P.m
Huron All Stars
Aberdeen Dakota Central Girls
Howard
Ruskin Park
Clark
Lester
Burns
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Maroon Pigskin Prospects Leap Vermillion Camp
Steve Adkins of Parkston joins University of South Dakota football as mentors Montgomery and Hoy welcome his arrival. The setback of key players follows Gakes absences while Merrill, a Buena Vista alum at 180 pounds, is eyed as a top defensive back now shifted to halfback. Gidley remains at fullback with Quaim at the other half, and Whitmore is the lone sophomore among the backfield regulars.
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Vermillion
Steve Adkins
Parkston
Franks
Big Milton Roth
Aberdeen
University of South Dakota
Montgomery
Hoy
Monty
Adkins
Big Gakes
Adidiy
Oakes
Steve
South Dakota
Merrill
Buena Vista
Gidley
Quaim
Whitmore
Iroquois Boxer TeaBe On Sioux Falls Card
Iroquois lightweight boxer Daty Crawford has been signed to fight on a card in Sioux Falls on Monday October 7. The announcement notes Crawford as a rising lightweight talent and marks a key step in his professional schedule.
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Sioux Falls
Trgqugis
Daty Crawford
Fzht
Leaders Divide as Pennant Race Stays Tight
AP report from Chicago notes Paul’s slim chance to overtake Kansas City, with a three-way fight for fourth. Louisville beat Indianapolis 5 to 4 to move to fifth, while Kansas City edged idle Saint Louis 4 to 3 as Tom Sheenzi held Milwaukee. Toledo-Columbus and Minneapolis-St Paul games were postponed by rain.
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Chicago
Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Tony Welzer
Colonel Vver
DeBerry
Kansas
Saints
Milwaukee
Tom Sheenzi
Brewers
Nun Lo Weine
Blues
Toledo
Columbus
Mineapolis
St. Paul
25 Men Out for Aberdeen Squad
Aberdeen Sept 14 The Wolves of Northern State Teachers College opened football practice with about 25 men answering Coach Robert Campbell’s call. Rain cooled the first workout but spirits remained high as lettermen and local players from Central high school joined. Three players from out of town were cleared to play, and fan interest grows with a new coaching staff and high expectations for the season.
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Aberdeen
Wolves
Northern State Teachers College
Robert Campbell
Doner
Mattice
Han Sen
Loks
Woods
Reurist
Scherf
Mitchell
Herb
Ware Johnson
Madison
Steakes
Tobin Brothers
Milbank
Central High School
Eliason
Nichols
Williams
Schattier
Sisan
Uiis
Fights Last Night Feature City and College Boxing
Reports from last night list bouts including Wright of Omaha defeating Harris of Chicago and Eadie Mason of St Paul besting Viking of Omaha. Reed of Philadelphia beat Zwick of Cleveland after a foul in the third.
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LIQUX
Bearcat Wright
Omaha
iSeal Harris
Chicago
Wildcat
Eadie Mason
St. Pau
Chet Viking
Erle
Eddie Reed
Philadelphia
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
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Mack
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William Week
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