Ruth in Limelight as Classic Begins
Ruth shines as the New York Yankees face the Chicago Cubs in open World Series play. The article notes the crowd expectations, weather impact on attendance, and key figures like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Tony Lazzeri, and Bill Dickey, with Cubs manager Charley Grimm countering with veteran pitching from Root Malone and Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Stadium
Babs Ruth
Tou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Ianky Uolter
Arkansas
Bill Dicky
Yankee
Areny
Yankees
Hush
Charley Grimm
Charley Root
Pat Malone
Buvrih Grimes
World Series Preview Between Cubs and Yanks Promises Thrilling Clash
Dick Connelly reports on a spirited World Series preview as Cubs and Yankees clash. Managers Charley Grimm and Joe McCarthy share optimism about the series outcome, with pitchers like Gaylord Bush and Lon Warneke noted. Players and strategies are debated, while both sides vow to attack early and seize control at Wrigley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Grimm
Joe McCarthy
Grimm
Miamond Clatch
Charley Quimm
Gay Bush
Tomerow
Lon Warucke
Bush
Purple Gridiron Stars Get Jobs
Evanston Illinois September 28. Wildcats are being adopted as workers by local firms. Kenneth L. Wilson Northwestern athletic director explained that players would receive jobs rather than just sports glory. Seven squad members were hired shortly after the announcement and others were placed on temporary leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ly- Ruuton
Marttal
Northwestern University
Moenbera
Wildcats
Kenneth L. Wilson
Sien
Fight Results from Chicago and Youngstown Card
Boxing card reports several decisions with Chicago and Youngstown bouts. Angelés outpointed Freddie Steele in Chicago. Cooper edged Stevens in Youngstown. Brazio defeated Randy Allen in Cleveland, Engle beat Ray Awards, and Canada’s rail mileage note contrasts with global figures.
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Tos Angelés
Yommy Herman
Chicago
Freddie Steele
Taroma
Youngstown
Hartia Cooper
Frankie Stevens
Cleveland
Frankie Brazio
Randy ‘Allen
Pittsburgh
Ammy Engle
Ray Awards
Mat Results in Ring Action Across Cities and Final No-Contest
In a chaotic meet spanning New Britain Cincinnati Dallas and beyond, athletes including PrEse and O'Shocker battled in multiple bouts. Several matches ended in pins or disqualifications, while a no contest was declared after a 16 minute struggle with both fighters unable to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aminetitet Prése
Stove Zoski
New Britain
Conn
Aciku Orgavanyi
Wiggary
Leveland
Stii
Branowicr
Sack’ Barna
Floyd Marshall Deen
Berend
Cre MeLrot
Finn Clinckstock
Willie Davin
Mona Kampter
Pat O'Shocker
Warren
Topeka
Kas
Billy Edwards
Dallas
Georen Mouton
Louisville
Waller Btralton
Chicago
Paul Orth
Toledo
Hans Siehert
Valland
Billy Maguin
Gainesville
Tex
Viger Kennery
Jasaei Ritter Sofimann
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Casey Kazanjian
Stanford
Dee
Pat O'lfara
Ireland
Ad Santel
Oakland
Job Gatch
Town
Rudy Daditsch
New York
Marvin Westerberg
Sweden
Drew
Jack Patterson
Synneven University
Pat Flannigan
Mrs Ware Faces Stiff Challenge in Women’s Golf Open
In Salem Country Club action Mrs Glowna Collett Ware, dominant in women’s golf, meets Mrs G Holder of Princeton in round two of the national championship. Other featured matches include Virginia Vinnie of Chicago against Edith Ollier of Haverford and Grace English versus Enid Wilson as 32 players compete for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peahinly
Mags
Glowna Collett Ware
Whit Han
G. &. Holdis
Pronto
Salem Country
Varo
Parheck Galf
C.F. Eaton
Wellesley
Ads Mackenzin
Jean Armgtrang
Winnetka
World Series Clash Sparks Youth And Speed Duel
The article highlights a youthful, fast, courageous approach to face the Yankees in game two. It mentions players like Fon Waaneke, Kiki Cuyler, Gabby Tarmnell, and Mark Kornig amid ticketing quirks and possible postponement. The piece notes Saturday Chicago start and a Sunday opening, stressing anticipation and fan demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Waaneke
Yankees
Hoss
Stephenson
Kiki Cuyler
Gabby Tarmnell
Pnay Moore
Mark Kornig
Woody Englishy
Horman
Groun
Ehab
Chicagu Sanday
Four Speed Events At Fair For Program On Thursday
Four speed events are listed for the Batter fair program on Thursday. The schedule includes 3-year-olds and under trotting races with purses, plus pace events worth $900 and $300. Entries feature many named horses, drivers, and owners across Urbana, Logansport, Indianapolis, Greenfield, and surrounding counties.
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Unier
Aca Ag
Ga Hy Allworthy
Ornefoyeters
Illewitt
We Gay Bank
VanCamp
Loganspirl
Gobel
Winchester
Royal
Advin Guy Wo
KE. L. Smith
Washington
D. TL
Duffy
Rushville
Ind
3ioAlwyn
Frank Miller & Co
Volo Hater
T. A. Lillingsley
Greenville
Miss Margaret
McKinley
Bh. m
NcKinney
Smith
Oxford
Valagda
Sciitt
Abbot Axworthy
Grayfort
Orb Gov. McElwyn
MaElwyn
J. Wilson
Indianapolis
Tad
Laurel Todd
Laurel Hatt
Ars
Swisshalm
Hillsboro
Indiana
Azoflhet
Dro
Williane
College Corner
Gen. Douglas
Doug H. Crawford & Peters
Cincinnati
Rose Axworthy
Silk Harvester
Yolo Deer
Maze Watts
Wild Wind
Kernel
Margaret Vania
Ty Favorina
F. Parahall
Urbana
Peter Brooke, Jr
Peter Brooke H. NM
Parshall
Hal Abbe
Abbednts
Kenya
Napolean
Napoleon Direct
G. Wilson
Lidananpolig
Dollie's Best
Wallace MeKinney
Swigalelm
Jassie
Braden
Hensley
Dalyville
Bertha U
John Alstrath
John Beischniger
Hamilton Rost A. WL Ma
Rhalisten
Bo Oliver
Muanklin
Bonnie Axworthy
B. W
Doe Axworthy
AW. N
MaMillin
Peter Avion
Peter 8 . Ghort
Columbus
Helen McKlya
Prior Meklyo Sores
Wea
Pavey
Sabba Babe Henley
Peter Henle
Seuss Roht
Mavehall
Haton WheolGinnes
Wallace Mo
Mabra
South Solon
Dillon Mow
Meliiney Mas
D. Shell
Tudianapolis
Taylor Yhonina
Major Cimag
New Richmond
Dolly Ann
Volbyda
Abeees Graver Highel
Juuira
Tord Dewey
Arthur Smith
Richmond
Lioniin Nettton
Britten
Peter S
Beatlay
P. Hassall
Stevenson
Ala
May McElwyn
Mr. McElwyn
Russell
Topsy Todiler
the Todd
Russell & Stevenson
Neem Ny
New Indianapolis
Maid Fogwell
Dayton
Ensy Teussell & Bait d
History annals 1550 to 1887 and 1865
A rough recitation of historical milestones notes Miogeing abolition in U S navy vessels in 1550, Phonbeo Cinrzins becoming first Roman marshal oath in St Louis in 1887, and Lewis Foster a French medical benefactor dying in 1865.
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U.S. Navy
Counurron
Phoebo
Cinrzins
Foman Marshil
United States
St. Louis
Lewis Foster
Bears rout Millers to seize lead in little world series
Newark Bears hammered Minneapolis Millers 11 to 0 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of seven series at Ruppert Stadium. Manager Al Mamaux sends Inney Holerlaw to the mound to start game two as the Bears aim to repeat the opening win and extend their advantage in the early fall baseball showcase.
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Gregory Hewled
Newark
Nydi
Newark, Bears
Minneapolis Millera Iaid
Jacob“Ruppert
Boars
Ind
Tne
Fighta
Ruppert Stadium
al Mamiux
International League
Inney Holerlaw
Manaux
Chattanooga Lookouts Capture Dixie Series Crown
Chattanooga Lookouts defeated the Bramaout Exporters seven to three to win the Dixie Series title in a tight, low-attendance finale. It marked a fourth straight Lookouts win over the Texas League club and gave Chattanooga the annual Dixie series crown and prize money.
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Chattanooga
Tecna
Dixie
Tog ‘She Mountaineers
Y'Eccord
Texas L Eague Club
Theouvenment
Londos Rated Mat Champion World Wrestling Title
Philadelphia reportage cites the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission naming Jin Londos as world wrestling champion while also banning him from competing in Pennsylvania. The article also notes Team Gabby Hudnett and the Chicago Cubs but gives no clear tie to the main event beyond mentioning a zone-winning streak and batter attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic
Cemingston
Puestly
Jin Tondos
Robert Nelson
Londos
Pennsylvania
Gabby Hudnett
Chic Cubs
Welsh and Dakin Share Captaincy For Next Battle
Hamilton High School football coach Low Hirt announces Welsh and Dakin share captains for upcoming games. In the Lebanon contest Hirt relied on three ground plays as the team works to add deception and strengthen the offense while preparing a balanced line. Dakin returns from injury to bolster a defense led by veteran center and aims to steady both lines for Purcell and upcoming rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton High School Grinders
Low Hirt
Lebanon
Hirt
Welch
Endrané
Thomis
Lohantewith
Pergeat
UahaokLield
Aguinat
Lehanan
Roma
Dafénse
Aveek
Purcell
Litto
Dskin
Parccell
Tlirt
Hamilton
Les
Hamilyn
Woleh
Dakin
Cave animal drawings by ancient Western Warope dwellers
Pictures show animals painted in caves by auvage and primitive man, hailing from years ago. The depictions likely served magical rites or witchcraft to influence or inflict fate.
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Western
Warope
Auvage
Hou
Ganda
Mware
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Ruth
Springfield
Ay Bemnahd
Hamilton Catholic High
University of Traytan Sladium
Sharp Ting
Bill
Wilmington
Middletown
Cearge Brown
Brown
Malone
Sharp
Wiegand
Nietzl
Nob Wilke
Horvath
Bhene
Hole Jund
Ng Yeh Halland
Victoria
Yanks
Chicago Cubs
New York Yaukees
Hay
Broadway
Muithattay
American Teague Ball Park
By Dick Connelly
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Jon McCarthy
Notton
Canada
Earth
Giles Wk
County
FLO Pox
Merv Kyser
Ras
Sloan ' T Sg
Bunton
Stoyhan
Wodrnsha
Borcaw
Mercdier
Roy
Gaz McGree Dairy
Wong Tients
Entyely
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Schaltin
Hedin Leeda
Aga Wariens Woroman
Odett
Arinbrun Edmond
Alexander
Mugein
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Tata
Baehmi
UF Kirnaease
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Wenhe
Mirtieline Dedee
Hutte
Ita
Alynl Stance
Hones
Ike Manving
Tinokman
Fenmont
MALIN
Domarca
KOLLN
DOLBY
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Fearer
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Ting
Mark L. Raven
Ize Tatrass
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Bowker
Cohen
Warix Ward Tetsche
Vis Conrad
Intilen
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Hungerford
Tleman
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Jeffries
Johnson
W. Smith
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