Cardinals Show Great Hope With Four Aces In Pitching
St. Louis Cardinals look to sprint for the pennant behind a feared quartet of aces Flint Rhem Bob O Farrell Jim Bottomley and Lester Bell. Rogers Hornsby pins faith on the group as the team nears the home stretch with optimism and a push for the NL title.
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Pointer club disbands after season end in Piedmont league
Manager Bob Higgins ends Pointer team season as players scatter homeward after promising to return stronger next year. Several players head to Louisville Birmingham Chattanooga and other towns while Higgins plans to assemble a new club in Chattanooga for 1920.
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Charley Paddocks
Frankie Frischs
Reds Beat Redlegs In Final Home Game Of Season
The Cincinnati Reds defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 6 in the last Pirates home game, with over 18,000 fans watching. Mays and Hargreave led Cincinnati while Hill Yde and Songer worked for Pittsburgh as the visitors pulled away after early deficits. Kenesaw Mountain Landis and club officials were in attendance for World Series planning.
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Two From Senators Two From Senators
Rallying in the ninth New York beat Detroit 10 to 8 in the first game as Ruth hit his 42nd home run and six Yankee hits came late. Cleveland won two from Washington 8 to 1 and 3 to 2 to take a firm hold on second place behind Detroit.
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Cardinals and Braves Split Boston Doubleheader
St Louis won the first game 2 to 0 in Boston but the Braves took the second 4 to 3. Hayes outpitched Smith in the opener while Cooney earned the win in relief in the nightcap. Goldsmith lasted a single inning before Boston rallied for a late triple and sacrifice fly in the eighth.
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Giants Split Doubleheader with Dodgers in Brooklyn
The Giants won the opener 5 to 3 on Doc Farrel's eighth inning homer with two aboard, then lost the nightcap 6 to 0 as Jess Barnes held New York to five hits. Jack Cummings debuted for the Giants as catcher from Wheeling. New York's record vs Brooklyn stood at 13 wins in 23 this season.
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Wheeling
Referee quiz on Willie MacFarlane and national titles
The questions ask how many times Willie MacFarlane has won the national open golf title and name current national tennis champions Wilden and Fred Anderson. It also asks if Frankie Frisch of the Giants played football, with the answer attributed to S. D. F. Mes of Fordham University.
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Morehart Fumble Costs Sox. Athletics Rally to Win 11–5
Chicago falls 11 to 5 as Ray Morehart fumbles a seventh inning out attempt allowing Philadelphia to surge ahead. Leslie Cox relieves Edwards but Philadelphia bats heat up after the error, piling four runs in the third and finishing strong at Comiskey Park.
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Red Sox defeat Browns in opener of final series
Boston pounded Win Gardner for 12 hits to beat St. Louis 5 to 4. The Browns staged a ninth inning rally but fell short as Boston plated three runs in the ninth with a triple two walks and an error by Sisler. Wingard and Hargrave starred for St Louis in a tight contest.
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Piedmont League Averages Through Sept 11
Compiled by DY WLM. Howe and Chicago players lead Piedmont League averages through Saturday September 11. Includes games played and key stat leaders across teams reaching the season’s midpoint.
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Nicago
Stanley Harris To Wed Miss Sutherland
Washington announces the engagement of Elizabeth Sutherland daughter of Howard Sutherland former West Virginia senator and alien property custodian to Stanley Harris manager of the Washington American League baseball club Mr and Mrs Sutherland announced the news.
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Washington American League Baseball Club
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Lockhart Wins 190 Mile Race at State Fairgrounds
Frank Lockhart won the 190 mile automobile race at the state fair grounds track today covering the distance at an average speed of 736-10 miles per hour. Leon Duray finished second, two miles behind, with Norman Batten third.
Ruth belts 42nd homer as Yankees beat Detroit
Babe Ruth hit his 42nd homer in the ninth inning to drive in two runs and help New York defeat Detroit on September 11.
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Ragan Knitting Mills Wins Pennant Race Opener
In Thomasville, Ragan Knitting Mills defeats Harris-Covington 4 to 3 to claim the second half Inter-City league pennant race win. 300 fans watched at Highland mill diamond as the hosts led 2 to 1 before the visitors rally in the seventh. Eatman scores on a squeeze, Younts drives in two, sealing the win.
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Courts Test Suz Anne’s Future as Pro Strives for Poise
Readers wonder if Suz Anne will turn professional and surrender her emotions, leaving the court with the poised stride she once, as an amateur, often displayed. The note implies cash customers expect refunds when such changes occur.
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Uncertain Pro Response To Angry Mob Shouts
A question arises about how professionalized women react to a hostile crowd that shouts for their removal. The piece explores potential behavior and public pressure in hostile street scenes.
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