Senator Boss Injured as Senators Lose Key Players
Washington managers and second baseman Harris exit with a badly lacerated finger delaying the defense of their 1924 title. Manager spiked at Cleveland. Peckinpaugh and Johnson also sidelined with injuries. In Pittsburgh Hazen Cuyler heats up with four for four, emerging as a potential world series star.
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Washington Senators
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Cleveland
Senators
Roger Peckinpaugh
Walter Johnson
Pittsburgh
Hazen Cuyler
Kiki
Suspensions Stirring Controversy in Boxing Circles
In Indianapolis and New York, suspensions and questionable decisions shake boxing, as Harry Segal is barred from managing Rosenberg and Kaplan amid crooked play suspicions, while Alter Hagen shines by clinching a tight national meet win in extra holes.
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Eddie Shea
New York
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Across the Board horses race results and betting notes
Tuesday featured three Across the Board horses running with two scratchings. Firetoma won, Georgie finished third, and Christmas Morning was fourth after a $16 mutuel gift. BRB stands at $196.20. Latonia cards forecast further wagering on RECOLLECTION and LONG CHAMPS while SANATAR, BLUE PENCIL, and ARABIAN appear in various across the board bets. Baseball chatter notes Washington left-handed pitching uncertainty in the World Series amid Senators’ non lefty starter hints.
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Latonia
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Tribe to Change Spring Camp for 1928 season
Owner Smith of the Indians plans a new spring training site for 1928 after poor hotel facilities in Plant City Florida prompted a search. Miami Ft Lauderdale and McCall Louisiana offered sites, but a final choice awaits Smith’s personal site inspection.
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Smith and Evans win 36 hole exhibition match
MacDonald Smith and Chick Evans defeated Bert Meyering and Roy Robertson in a 36 hole exhibition in South Bend. The match concluded with Smith and Evans 3 up after play on Tuesday.
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Roy Robertson
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Yale Varsity Fails to Score in Scrimmage with Scrubs
In twenty five minutes of intensive scrimmage Yale varsity failed to score against the scrubs. The report from New Haven notes a defensive struggle as the reserve team stymied the first string in practice.
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New Haven, Conn
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Standings and scattered records in early baseball leagues
The clipping shows American Association and National League standings with team wins and losses. Teams like Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus and Toledo appear with varying records, while the National League area lists Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and others with partial win totals. The fragmentary text lacks complete standings and dates.
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Baseball Schedule From Today Across Leagues
The card lists games including Folsdo at Indianapolis, geetus at Louisville, aul at Kansas City, Straneapolis at Milwaukee, American League matchups Chicago at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Washington, Poston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Baseball Results From Rain Delayed Twin City Card
Yesterday's results show St Paul at Kansas City delayed by rain and multiple games across leagues. Highlights include Brooklyn beating Philadelphia in twelve innings, Detroit and Boston split in a doubleheader, and notable homer leaders listed for the major leagues.
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Walker Wins Dramatic Final Round Over Shade at Yankee Stadium
In New York at Yankee Stadium Mickey Walker defeated Dave Shade by decision after a fierce fifteenth round. Spectators expected Shade to win after battering Walker in rounds twelve to fourteen, but Walker rallied with a whirlwind finish to secure the victory.
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Indianaapolis Light and Heat Team Defeats Lorain in A Class Baseball
In running action at Cleveland Ohio on Sept 23 the Indianapolis Light and Heat beat Lorain 7 to 2 to advance in the class A amateur tourney. Bader and Schorn pitched for Indianapolis which collected twelve hits and earned a date with Waterbury in today’s opener. double elimination means two losses oust a team.
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Muldoon backs Walker decision in Shade bout clash
William Muldoon of New York State boxing commission called Mickey Walker's victory in the Shade bout here fair despite hostile criticism. The United Press report from New York notes the commissioner's stance as Walker earns the win.
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New York
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Wabash Varsity Faces Heavy Building Year
Wabash College coach Pete Vaughan drills a large 30 man squad after a tough session in Crawfordsville Indiana. He must build a strong varsity and reserve with eight returnees and many promising freshmen amid a demanding schedule and uncertain line strength.
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College grid practice reports across Big Ten on Sept 23
Southeast region notes show Purdue, Notre Dame, Illinois and other campuses detailing scrimmages and standout players. Purdue backs Harmeson and Merko scored, while Illinois praises Bud Stewart. Northwestern reports Moon Baker injury risk. Chicago notes Chuck Dungall's rising passing reputation. Michigan highlights aerial attack potential. Iowa works on its aerial game with seven completions in scrimmage.
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Six Scraps at Tomlinson Hall Kick Indoor Season
Promoter Steve Harter opens the indoor season at Tomlinson Hall on Sept 28 with six scraps totaling forty six rounds. Three prelims feed three ten round features with popular prices. Matches include Chuck Gary of Terre Haute versus Louie Epstein, Alien Watson versus Larry Beans, Beamer Roberts versus Royal Cox, Hilly Gectin of Cincinnati versus Ray Hahn, Timets versus Merle, and Lobjeck versus Wallace.
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Louie Epstein
Indianapolis
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Hilly Gectin
Cincinnati
Ray Hahn
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Milwaukee
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Three Homers By Brief Spark Miller Brothers Victory
Bunny Brief slugged three homers in the Milwaukee A. A. clash with Minneapolis, tying the modern single game record. Brief finished with 36 homers this season as Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 12 to 9.
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Fast Bout Promised at Broadway Theater
Tony Ross of Junction City Kansas meets Ray Carpenter of Columbus Ohio in a finish match at the Broadway Theater after a long layoff. Ross relies on the headlock as two aggressive rivals clash for a highly anticipated bout this season.
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Muncie High School Dominates Knights Town in 110 to 6 Victory
Muncie High School defeated Knights Town High School 110 to 6 at home. Muncie relied on strong passing and rushing, while Knights Town failed to gain a first down.
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Independent baseball calls and schedules updated
Sim McElfresh and Ernie Huhn are requested to call Webster S03 after 5 p m today. Grays meet tonight at 727 Eon 0 Bt with a game next Sunday. For information call Riley 5871.
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Hagen Wins Marathon Match to Defend PGA Title
At Olympia Fields Chicago on September 23 Walter Hagen defeated Al Watrous one up after three extra holes in the second round of match play. Gene Sarazen fell to the locals while other favorites moved through as weather hampered play in the P G A national tournament.
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Plan Wins New Indiana High School Legislative Method
Anderson Indiana Sept 33 The Indiana High School Athletic Association via mail vote approved a new legislative structure with fifteen regional representatives and the board of control creating a twenty member law making group. The change shifts from a general meeting in Indianapolis to mail elections.
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Jarvis to Go to Coast After Challenger Dispute
Ernie Jarvis, who arrived from England to contest the flyweight crown, plans to proceed to the Pacific coast to meet Fidel Labarba if the New York boxing commission does not order a tournament to determine the top challenger.
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Fideltis Postponed Meeting and Sunday Practice Plan
The Fideltis schedule a special meeting at 1021 Harrison tit and seek a Sunday practice game for the eighty-pound class between 6 and 7 p.m. They request Sam to join and mention groups Drexel 1923-W Bingo A. C.s and Mapleton Juniors are notified.
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Ownie Bush's Indians Tangle With Toledo Hens In Doubleheader
Eddie Ash reports the Indians split a Tuesday doubleheader with Toledo, winning 4 0 in the opener behind Bill Burwell's 23rd victory and taking the second game 7 6 after six and a half innings. Hen pitching struggled as Ernie Maun held the fort in relief. The series ends with a single game Thursday as Bushmen chase the Saints.
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