Baseball Saturday Scores Across Leagues
National games include New York 4 Boston 3, Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 5 5, Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 7. American results show Boston 1 New York 0, Philadelphia 6 Washington 10, St Louis 7 Detroit 16, Cleveland 2 Chicago 3.
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Baseball Results from National League Night
In National League action Chicago defeated St. Louis 6 to 3 while Cincinnati shut out Pittsburgh 4 to 0. No other games were scheduled.
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Baseball Scores from American League Night
St. Louis defeated Detroit 6 to 3 while Cleveland lost 2 to 4 to Chicago 0 to 8. Detroit and Chicago earned standout offensive performances in a busy AL slate.
Tris Speaker Crowned Champion Batsman in Major Leagues
After nine years as AL batting leader Ty Cobb was dethroned by Tris Speaker. Speaker finished the season with an unofficial .384 average and 210 hits, edging Cobb's .372 and 201 hits. Joe Jackson ended with a .341 average after Sunday games, while Mal Goal Chase leads NL with .340.
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College football scores from scattered games across the Northeast
The roundup lists multiple college clashes with final scores including Washington and Jefferson 53 Geneva 0, Rutgers 33 Villanova 4, Syracuse 57, Lehigh 21, Trinity 3, Colgate 34 Susquehanna 0, Brown 18 Rhode Island State 0, Dartmouth 32 Boston College 0, Virginia Tech 13 Richmond College 0, North Carolina 20 Wake Forest 0, Georgia Tech 61 Mercer 0, Army 3 Lebanon Valley 0, Harvard 26 MIT 0, Yale 25 Carnegie Tech 0, Princeton 21 Holy Cross 0, Kentucky State 39 Butler 3, Tennessee 33 Tusculum 0. Fresh fish is now being sent by parcel post from various English ports to consumers all over the British Isles.
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Carolina Dominates Wake Forest On Straight-Line Attacks
Chapel Hill October 2. Carolina won 20 to 0 in the season opener by a straight attack that stopped Wake Forest from gaining a first down. Touchdowns by Belamy and Folger, with goals kicked by Tamly, highlighted a strong Carolina ground game and a weak Wake Forest punting phase. The second string squad saw action late as the defense held.
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Guilford Quakers open season with 7 0 win over Winston-Salem High
Guilford College opened its football schedule by defeating Winston-Salem High School 7 to 0. The Quakers, starting slow with a scrub line, surged in the final period with a Seamons to Armstrong pass setup and Newlin plunge for the score. Armstrong kicked the extra point as Winston-Salem failed to threaten. Referee Charlie Doak.
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Constipation Links to Many Ills Warns Reader
Writer argues constipation causes numerous illnesses and urges regular bowels. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a laxative that also boosts appetite and strength. Claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Funeral of James H Southgate at Durham
Hundreds of mourners flocked to Trinity Methodist church in Durham for the funeral of James Haywood Southgate who died Friday near University Station in Orange County. Bishop John C Kilgo preached with assistance from Rev J Costen Harrell and Rev R C Beamen.
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Sewage Plant At High Point North Carolina Plans Filed
Sealed proposals will be received by the mayor and city council at City Hall High Point for a sewage disposal project including four Imhoff Tanks and a sludge bed with appurtenances. Bids close at 7 30 p m October 3 1916 and will be opened publicly. Plans and specifications on file.
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