Pirates Outfield Edge in Outer Garden Collection
Analysis compares Washington and Pittsburgh outfields for the world series opener. It highlights Hazen Cuyler and Max Carey as top Pirates bats with strong team averages, while Goose Goslin and Rice pace Washington in hitting and defense. Speed and fielding of both teams noted amid overall edge to Pittsburgh on paper.
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Pittsburgh
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Hazen
Kiki
Goslin
Cungler
Max Carey
Clyde Barnhart
Rice
Earl McNeely
Joe Harris
Pirates
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
McNeely
Senators
Harris
Louisville Nails Open Game in Junior World Series
Louisville ju nior world series home club edged Baltimore 8 to 7 as Jack Ogden faltered in the ninth. Nick Cullop pitched four innings before being knocked around by Louisville hitters. Thomas and DeBerry set to start for Baltimore and Louisville respectively in game two.
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Louisville
A. P
Louisville American Association
Baltimore
Jack Ogden
Colonels
Earnshaw
Orioles
Nick Cullop
South-Paw
Cullop
Thomas
DeBerry
Fort Worth Cats Win Sixth Title Closer series
Fort Worth Panthers capture the southern championship with a 1 0 win over the Crackers in Game Six. Joe Pate limited the Crackers to eight hits while Hollis McLaughlin matched him in a pitchers duel. An early error by Brock produced the only Panther run as turnout estimates pegged attendance at 73 930 and turnstile receipts near 100 975.
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Atlanta
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Fort Worth Panthers
Crackers
Cats
Joe Pate
Hollis McLaughlin
Texans
Brock
Fort Worth
Portsider
McLaughlin
Pate
Meadows Poised to Start Pirates Opening Game
Pittsburg reporters and fans expect Lee Meadows to pitch the opener against the Washington Senators. Manager Bill McKechnie has not revealed assignments. Meadows and Vic Aldridge are viewed as the top Pittsburgh twirlers for the classic.
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Pittsburg
A. P
Lee Meadows
Washington Senators
Bill McKechnie
Meadows
Vic Aldridge
Pirates
How They Stand Yesterday's Results
Boston defeated Washington 5 to 4 in a single game. Philadelphia led 6 with Brooklyn trailing, but the remaining result is incomplete.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Eight Women Reach Final Matches for Golf Title
Eight women survive to the final matches in the national women’s golf tournament in St. Louis amid rain and wind. Notable contenders include Glenna Collett of Providence former American and current French champion Henrietta Stifel Alexa Stirling Frazer of Ottawa and Mary K Browne of Los Angeles, among others.
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Dorothy Champion Hurd
F. C. Letts
Chicago
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. I
Henrietta Stifel
Letts
Louise Fordyce
Youngtown
Ohio
Alexa Stirling Frazer
Ottawa
Canada
Mary K. Browne
Los Angeles
Edith Cummings
Ge. &. Hill
Kansas City
Tigers Rounding In Form For Opener Against Oak Grove
Monroe Tigers near season start with two days of practice left before facing Oak Grove in the opener at Oak Grove. Oak Grove tied Delhi 6 6 in their only prior game. Coach Reid plans a stern scrimmage between Bengals divisions to sharpen the squad.
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Tigers
Oak Grove
Miller Hollingsworth
Monroe Tigers
Bengals
Delhi
Reid
Mullen Tops Southern Baseball Batting Honors
Fort Worth third baseman Mullen led in hitting with a .480 average in the Dixie series. Sears Pather left fielder ranked second at .435 with Jenkins from Atlanta third at .348. Pate Wachtel of Fort Worth and Cavet of the Crackers each owned two wins and no losses, as Fort Worth team batting was .283 and Atlanta .241.
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Memphis
Tenn
A. P
Mullen
Fort Worth
Sears
Pather
Jenkins
Atlanta
Pate
Wachtel
Cavet
Crackers
Shreveport Buys Catcher From Omaha In Texas League Build
Shreveport announces the purchase of catcher J. F. Red Wilder from Omaha for an undisclosed price. Wilder hit .331 in 1925 and is joined by outfielders Don Brendan and Chink Taylor as the club pursues a speedy second baseman to bolster the lineup for next season.
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Shreveport
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Shreveport Baseball Company
Bob Tarleton
J. F
Red” Wilder
Omaha
Wilder
Western Loop
Don Br:an
Waco
Texas
Chink Taylor
Beaumont
Statue of Liberty Gift Arrives in New York Harbor
The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York Harbor on June 17, 1885 as a gift from France. The sculptor was Frederic Auguste Bartholdi.
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New York Harbor
America
France
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
Solons infield holds edge in World Series outlook
Washington’s infield is praised for depth and steadiness led by Bluege Rawlings and Peckinpaugh with Harris, Moore, and Traynor highlighted. Pirates show hitting strength but uneven defense with Wright Traynor and McInnis noted as vulnerabilities. Yankees? no, Senator stars cited as key.
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Washington Senators
Chance
Evers
Tinker
Steinfelt
Cubs
McInnes
Collins
Barry Ad Baker
Athletics
Kelly
Frisch
Brancroft
Groh
Giants
Pirates
Grantham
Moore
Maranville
Grimm
Pirate
Wright
Traynor
McInnis
Joe Judge
Washington
Gratham
Judge
Senators
Joe Harris
Stanley Harris
Peckinpaugh
Peck
Bluedge
Bluege
Johnny Rawlings
Everett Scott
Origin of the kiss as a cross X salute tradition
The writer surmises that the term kisses from the epistolary xxxxx originated in an ancient custom of placing cross es on the head as a salute from friends.
The Cuff and its History in American Fashion and Crime
A feature on shirt cuffs from 1845 to present detailing separate cuffs, the switch to sewing machines, and cuff styles French and barrel. It notes detachable cuffs' stylish use with collars and tuxedo shirts, then references Black Bart and a cuff link clue tied to a San Francisco figure.
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California
Wells Fargo Express
Black Bart
San Francisco
Jefferson Gardner
Troy
Stadiums Grow to House Football Boom Across Nation
The piece notes rising stadium capacity as colleges expand facilities to handle large crowds. It cites Harvard’s early influence, Yale and Princeton amid eastern giants, and major investments at Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, and West Virginia creating venues nearing 70 to 100 thousand seats.
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Harvard
Pacific Coast
Middle-West
New York
Bravesfield
Boston
Baltimore Stadium
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Universities of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Franklin Field
West Virginia
Brown University of Providence
Holy Cross
Clubs Scrambling For Sixth Place In National League
New York October 1 The Phillies third straight win over the Robins 6 4 keeps Brooklyn from overtaking the Braves for fifth. The Robins have won only two of their last 17. If Chicago loses twice and Brooklyn three, Philadelphia can rise from last to sixth. Boston faces Brooklyn in two games while the Yankees and Red Sox play on.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Robins
Brooklyn
Braves
Boston
Fletcher
Chicago
Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Indians
White Sox
Tigers
Browns
New Stadiums Across States Feature Large Modern Venues
In the Midwest Illinois opens a stadium with two million dollars in size and capacity. Ohio State and Michigan add dedicated large modern arenas beside Illinois project, highlighting regional sports infrastructure and seating capacity.
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Middlewest
Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Composite Box Score Highlights From Seventh Inning Surges
The report lists multiple in game substitutions and batting feats. Davis Sears Konetchy Palmer Windle Zoeller Niehoff Good Cullop J Smith Jenkins Gazella Murphy Windle Warmoth Mc Laughlin Krehmyer Brock and other players appear with two or three base hits and stolen bases. Several double plays are noted including Niehoff to Gazella to Murphy and others.
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Johns
Bagby
Jenkins
Davis
Sears
Konetchy
Palmer
Windle
Zoeller
Niehoff
Good
Gazella
Wachtel
J. Smith
Murphy
Cavet
Warmoth
Smith
McLaughlin
Krehmyer
Brock
Jenskins
Speed Converts to Kilometers Per Minute and Hour
The metric system converts a mile per minute to 1.609 kilometers per minute and 96.54 kilometers per hour. The text notes more figures and longest words related to speed.
Fall clothing sale offers more value at lower prices
The article markets fall clothes priced closer than ever, promising generous value and extra for your money. It emphasizes broad coverage of fall apparel and affordable pricing to attract shoppers.
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