Shout Out Brooklyn. Second Shutout Earns Victory
Brooklyn scales a 1 to 0 win over the Nationals as he blanks Chicago for a second straight shutout. Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati in a 2 to 5 defeat. Boston split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh, first game a win for Pittsburgh, second a loss for Boston.
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Chicago Nationals
Srooklyn
Smith
Eved
Clea Nationals
Brooklyn
Strenve
Sant
Martin
O'Farrell
Golth
Miller
Yanks Fall to Toledo in Exhibition Loss
Toledo defeated the New York Americans in an exhibition game as Ferguson and Byrd combined for fifteen safeties. Runners scored on two home runs by Rubb, with a final line showing Toledo 8, New York 7 after seven innings.
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Yanks
Toledo
Ferguson
Byrd
New York
Layne Plub
Cameron
Rubb
Toledo Ascoria
Stratteries
Rogman
Meade
Nelson
Dubuc
Foodall
Mulkern Seeks Dempsey Bout At City Auditorium
Promoter Frank Mulkern, tied to the National Athletic club, aims to bring Champion Jack Dempsey to the Auditorium for a winter bout and may match him against Willie Meehan. Next show slated for Sept 22 features Barry Greb vs Ted Jamieson, plus three 10 rounders and several undercard scraps.
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Frank Mulkern
National Athletic Club
Jack Dempsey
Mulkern
Jack
Willie Meehan
Barry Greb
Ted Jamieson
Billy Perkins
Joe O'Brien
Joe Dempter
Tommy Neaty
Dane McFarlane
Battling Braggs
Dodgers and Reds Set for Triangular Series Clash
New York reports Brooklyn leads the National League with 12 games left. The Dodgers aim for 90 wins. the Reds must win 15 of 19 to overtake. Giants would need 15 of 17. In the American League, New York seeks a late surge with 13 games left. Cleveland has 17 and Chicago 14. Burke in New Orleans predicts future heavyweight rise. Bengal recruits join Detroit. Mack’s Phillies hoped to avoid cellar in 1921.
Browns Beat Boston 18 to 5 to End Series
St Louis hosts vivid hitting as Boston pitchers Karr Hoyt struggle and the Browns pile up 22 hits for an 18 to 5 victory. The Indians complete a 14 to 0 win over the Athletics in a rain shifted finale, while Philadelphia’s 3 runs fall short.
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ST. Louis
Karr
Hoyt
Boston
Schang
Wellman
Collins
American Davis Cup net team named for Australia matches
New York reports the American Davis Cup committee announced the selection Tuesday for a team to sail from Vancouver around November 10 to Auckland, aiming to reclaim the Davis Cup. The squad includes William Wilden, Wu Har Johnston, Charles Garland, Williams II, and Samuel Harty as captain, with match arrangement left to Gardner Hardy.
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New York
Australia
William T. ‘Wilden
Wu- Har BL Johnston
Charles S. Garland
Williams II
Samuel Harty
Vancouver
Auckland
Gant
Hardy
Etagee
Sports Roundup Highlights From Various Cities
Syracuse records a double limited horses world mark as Prine Loree sails a mile in 2 0%- 1-2 while Tringplate matches the three year old pacing colt world best at 2:04 1-4. In Indianapolis Washington defeats Indianapolis 7 to 2 in an exhibition. Little Rock clinches 1920 Southern Association pennant by defeating Nashville. Enid wins the Western Association pennant by beating Okmulgee in seven games. Joe Stecher and Stanislaus Zbyszko draw in a two hour wrestling title match in Montreal. Gothenburg hosts a tie with all Saint Louis. Johnny Tillman and Alex Tramsbitas draw in Portland. Forty candidates practice football for Chicago in preparation for Western Conference clashes. Captain Bob Roper and Tony Melchoir set to fight ten rounds in Kenosha. Bill Pierson recalled to Moline after schoolboy records. Mike Gibbons offers boxing lessons from his school. Kentucky boxing tax cripples bouts. Jim Bagby earns his 25th American League win for the season.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Prince Loree
Tringplate
Aorld
Indianapolis
Washington American League
Indianapolis American Asso Rciation
Mumphi
Little Rock
Nashville
Southern Association
Ab Lutt
New York
New Zealand
United States Lawn Tennis Association
ENID
Okla
Western Association
Okmulgee
Montreal
Joe Stecher
Winces Zbyszko
Poland
Gothenburg
Sweden
Portland
Ore
Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
Alex Tramsbitas
Ssaicago
Toley
Storyfield
University of Chicago
Amos
Met
Chicago
Bob Roper
Tony Melchoir
Kenosha
Wis
Octobeer
Normal school football schedule announced by Director Wittich
W.7 Wittich director of athletics at the Normal school announced the season schedule. Seven games are set with November 20 championship for the conference. a game may be added if La Crosse is not final contender. Season tickets will be on file and ready next week. First team meeting introduced play system. equipment arriving today. squad of about forty to train. October 2 St Thomas at St Paul. October 3 St Mary's here. October 16 Whitewater here. October 22 Platteville here. October 30 Abt River Falls. November 4 at Milwaukee. November 13 at Oshkosh. November 20 championship. date for final game to be arranged.
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Wittich
la Crosse
Keeler
St. Thomas
St. Paul
St. Mary's
Whitewater
Platteville
Black River Falls to visit Copeland Park Sunday
Black River Falls brings a fast Western Wisconsin baseball team to Copeland Park Sunday for a return contest with Nelson Clothing. After last Sunday's ninth inning mix up that hurt their chances, Nelson aims to prove their strength with a decisive victory.
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Copeland Park
Yucatan
American Learns Cleveland and league results recap
Summary of baseball scores across leagues including Cleveland and Philadelphia, with National and American results, standings notes, and upcoming games. Mentions Milwaukee at Minneapolis and Paul at Kansas City, along with Chicago at Philadelphia and New York fixtures. Also includes boxing feature on Pal Moran and notes on boxing permits in New Orleans and Portland managerial deferral.
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Merican
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pluteburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
New York
Chicago Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Taws
Goston
Pittsburg
American Association Inneapolis
Paul
Rcam League of
St Louis
Washington Ac
Ational
Ea Phtsburgh
Toston
Lowls
Pailadelphia
Ampeialion
Minteapolis
Tolado
Indianapolis
Louwisville
Bowling season schedule announced for city league
At a Tuesday meeting city league bowling representatives drafted a first four weeks schedule with plans to publish the full season later. Forward A Horn chairs the schedule committee and urged teams to clip the list for quick reference as regular schedules are issued.
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Maders
Ho‘tel la Crosse
Alers
aArenz
Callegians
Alleys
Wednesdy—Regals
Velbos
North Side
Krauses
Sherein We
la Crosse Tribune
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la Crossé Club
Hotel la Crosse
Regals
Collegians
Aronz
la Crone! ‘Tribune
National Gauge
Velbos Vx Sherring
le Crosse Club
Regais
la Croese Tribune
Krauses Va
Rational Gauge
Alteys
Florel la Crosse
Sbérrins
Arenz TS
Fridas—La Crosse
Club
Valhos
Areaz Va. Shving
Kranger
Alles
Maders Va
la Crosse Tribunne
Aileys
la Crosse Hotel
Felbos
North Side +n
National Gauze
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Irgie
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Zinn
Jebaide
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Taut
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AKRON
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Tiihets Field
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Angin
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Mack
la Crosse Auto Supply Co
Jay St
Ghte Curtis Hotel
Tenth Street
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Myatt
Bagby
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Stallings
Us Braves
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Mass
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Bill Pierson
I J
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Sarze
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Lear
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