Fans arrive early to witness fourth World Series game
Cleveland fans poured into the city for game four as Brooklyn and Cleveland prepared to battle. Tickets sold out a month ago and the crowd packed hotels and street corners while managers Robinson and Coveleskie prepared with lineups and strategies.
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Bitend
Chips From The Flying Glays In Trapshooting News
Mrs Ad Topperwein, renowned woman shooter, demonstrates skill at New York area ranges. The article notes Tom Taylor of Newark injuring himself last fall but preparing to shoot again. Oklahoma trap champion C Wheeler, Osage Indian, shines in early career with high marks. Miss Mary Campbell of Salina wins Kansas women's trapshooting title two years running and is predicted to become a top shooter. The South Shore Country Club Chicago plans new traps as Grand American trials energize members.
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Carnet
National Sports Syndicate
Tomie Taylor
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Ohio
United States
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Taylor
Phaa
Mary Campbell
Salina
Kansas
Miss Campbell
Chicago
Soy Lang
Fred Tomlin
Galesbera
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Geneva
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New Jersey
New York
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College Football Schedule Across The Nation Today
Today’s slate features West Purdue at Chicago and Drake at Illinois with many matchups including Michigan Aggies at Wisconsin Oberlin at Ohio State and Mississippi A and H at Indiana Western State Normal at Notre Dame Colorado Aggies at Nebraska Marquette at Detroit Adrian at Albion Ames at Grinnell Washburn at Kansas Missouri at St Louis Monmouth at Coc East Valparaiso at Harvard North Carolina at Yale Maryland State at Princeton Sayatthmore at Pennsylvania Bonaventure at Cornell York at Columbia West Virginia at Pittsburgh Dartmouth at Fenn State Marine at Brown Lafayette at Annapolis Middlebury at West Point Bowdoin at Amherst Rutgers at Lehigh plus a stray note about a Phoenix report on a heavyweight Strangler</S>
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Chicago
Drake
Illinois
Michigan Aggies
Wisconsin
Carnell College
Town
Oberlin
Ohio State
Mississippi A. & Hy
Indiana
Western State
Normal
Notre Dame
Colorado Aggies
Nebraska
Marquette
Detroit
Adrian
Albion
Ames
Grinnell
Washburn
Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Monmouth
Coc
East Valparaiso
Harvard
North Carolina
Yale
Maryland State
Princeton
Sayatthmore
Pennsylvania
Bonaventure
Cornell
York
Columbia
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Fenn
State
Marine
Brown
Lafayette
Annapolis
Middlebury
West Point
Bowdoin
Ambherst
Rutgers
Lehigh
Weigent Returns From Successful Louisiana Season
Star shortstop Charles Weigent returns home from a record making baseball season with Lake Charles, champions of Louisiana. He hit .862 with a club leading .416 average, notes several offers for 1921, and may join a spring clash against the Philadelphia Athletics if he stays with the Louisiana club. He also praises the fishing country and recalls a notable trip with a partner.
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Field of Battle
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Weigent
Star
Philadelphia Athlectics
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Partrafl
Bend to be remembered as key player in La Crosse club
Carl Bond, former third sacker for the La Crosse club in the W-1 league, visited town yesterday. He managed the organization briefly and will be remembered as a notable player. living in Bloomfield, Iowa.
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la Crosse
Bend
Sin Li
Bloomfield
Lowa
Copeland Cubs and Bearcats vie for city title Sunday
A dramatic city junior baseball final unfolds at Copeland Park as the south side Bearcats clash with the Copeland Cubs for the championship. Bearcats boast Rick and Skaff in the battery, Cubs counter with Wortin due and Coughlin.
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Robinson Downs Opponent 100 to 11 at Bodega Club
In Bodega club play last night Robinson won 100 to 11 in a pocket billiards contest. Stuart beat Robinson by 2 score of 100 to 11. Engler to showcase wares against visiting champion next Monday. Parkhurst leads Rotation Hazard with 95, Keats and Brown follow with 0 and 74. Leonard stops Sheppard in third round for world lightweight title. Canadian lightweight title stays with Tait after out-boxing Wallace.
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Engler
Ww. I
Parkhurst
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M. Brown
Many Elevens Take Field Today in Key Gridiron Showdowns
The article previews a slate of college football games, highlighting Minnesota versus Northwestern at Evanston and Chicago versus Purdue as the two Conference deciders. Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Indiana, and others begin their seasons as teams test early form, with Harvard Yale Princeton facing uncertain foes and Valparaiso and Maryland traveling for major matchups.
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Gay
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Ann Arbor
Drake
Urbana
Iowa
Cornell College
Wisconsin
Aggies
Ohio State
Merlin
Indiana
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Yale
Princeton
Calipre
Valparaiso University
Grimson
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New Haven
Maryland
Unclear fragmentary text from historical source
Fragmentary OCR reading references multiple universities and teams with scattered names and places. Unable to extract coherent events, dates, or outcomes for a concise, factual summary.
Minor Leaguers Battle For Title In Baltimore
Baltimore and St. Paul resume the minor league championship series this afternoon tied at 2 0 in favor of the locals. Jack Beyley of the Orioles and Charley of the Saints are expected to again duel after Beyley homered in the opening game to set Hall’s defeat.
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Jack
Bey
Ley
Orioles
Charley
Saints
Gay al Her
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