Reds Drop Pala and Cards Stay At Top
Boston, Sept. 21 The Cincinnati Reds were swept in a doubleheader by the Boston Braves 3 to 4 and 3 to 3, dropping two full games behind the idle St Louis Cardinals who lead the National League. Eppa Rixey took the loss in the opener as Cincinnati committed four errors that allowed all Braves runs. Rixey contributed two singles for two Cincinnati runs.
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Pala
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
St. Lous Cardinals
Cincinnat
Boston Braves
Eppa Rixer
Braves
Rixer
Larry Beaton
Cincinnati
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 while Cincinnati posted a 3 to 4 setback. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh competed with net results listed. Schedule shows games today in Chicago and Philadelphia with Brooklyn visiting Saint Louis.
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Chiago
New York
Toston
Cincinnati
Litsborgh
Palladalphia
Utters
American League Yesterday's Baseball Results
Chicago defeated New York 7 to 3 while Philadelphia posted a 7 to 5 score. St Louis beat Boston 8 to 2 and Cleveland won against Boston. New York faced Chicago, Washington played St Louis, Philadelphia met Herrett.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Devon
Washington
St Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Monday's Home Runs in Major League Baseball
A fragment listing players and teams with home run mentions across the Boston Chicago New York Washington St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland and Pittsburgh lineups. It shows multiple players from different clubs hitting homers in a recurring scorecard style.
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Cincinnat
Boston Kaufmann
Chicago
New York
Harrig
Wash
St Louis
Welch—Cincinnat
Boston
Smith
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Speaker
Boston-Clevelaril
Tunney Ready For Fight Declares Confidence In Victory
Stroudsburg, Pa Sept 21 Gene Tunney challenger for the heavyweight crown declares he is in the longest training of his career and will win against Jack Dempsey. In New York odds favor Dempsey at 13 to 5 as Wall Street bets spike with large wagers on Tunney despite the champion’s strong odds.
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Stroudsburg
Dempatody
Gene Funner
Jack Compary
Jam
New York
Jack Nempsey
Wall Street
Tos Tlle
Dempsey Misses Public Workout Before Tunney Test
Challenger slips to dog track no show for public workout while champion trains with road work and a bag. Dempsey plans public sessions for the fight while court action proceeds, including a receivership case filed by Jack Kearns seeking an accounting of funds.
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Knoew
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Eod
Big Bill Tate
Chancery Court
Ingersol
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Ingersoll
Sawyer Sold on Option to Norfolk Club
Frederick base ball officials announce Eddie Sawyer, star shortstop of the 1926 club, is sold on an option to Norfolk in the Virginian League. Sawyer will report to the Tars next April with Frederick to receive £1.50 if he makes good by May 1.
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Frederick Baseball Club
Eddie Sawyer
Norfolk
Sawyer
Tars
Frederick
Eddie
Hustler Club
Ang
Shoristop
Wits
Ase Town
Mar
Novak
Raberiser
Whfe
New York Gian's
Warag
Sauier
Awordhiz
Teerner and Sr
Elvt
Algo
Frank Six Follis
Macon
Wolters
M&da
Froy Pgert
Johnny Sanh
Trambis
Eves
Hagerstown
Rally Hart
Hen Slerry
al Cherry
Mavagzer
Unief
Bawrer
Hustler
Eddie Lanser
Dave Robertson
Sawyer, Sly, Boerner
Smth
Frankie Six
Frederick County League Saturday Results
Thornont beats Woodsboro 4 to 2 Yellow Springs defeats Middletown 7 to 0 Brunswick edges Emmitsburg 11 to 4 Emmitsburg to host Middletown Saturday Woodsboro to host Brunswick Wednesday game Woodsboro travels to Brunswick Saturday matchup Emmitsburg visits Middletown Yellow Springs visits Woodsboro Classified ad promises results in The News
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Thornont
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Five State Series recap and player moves across leagues
The 1926 Five-State Series drew weak crowds in Hagestown and Frederick while hub players moved on. Charley Fallis of the Hustler hit .883 in 21 plate appearances and helped push the series flag to Hagerstown. Sales included Nick Harrison and Fred Fitzberger to Rochester, Sparrow Moneymaker married, Blethen returning to Frederick after a Sally League season, and Comorosky pursuing the majors with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Wrigley notes Hack Wilson’s head injury. Chicago Cubs aim for a top division. Additional notes mention a novel toothbrush design and ancient Chinese anesthesia using hemp.
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Charley Chick Fallis
Macon
Hagerstown
Chick
Girardsville
Angerstown
Nick Harrison
Fred the Fitzberger
Rochester
Price
Uack Wilson
Chicago
Wrigley
Wack
Hack
Cubs
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Schang
Washington St. Louis
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Gaston
Sewell
New Years Pitisthah
Brooklyn
St St Laure
ST Cincionatt Ho
Vittsburgh
St Lome
Herrett
Tunney
Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Gine Famaes
Jack Nempser T bin Stroudehigh
Nolte the Brused Ip
Norfolk, VA
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JAE Hive
Frederick County League
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Prince Albert
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Sparrow
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Page County
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Moneymaker
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Jesse
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Clarence Blethen
Hussler
Bleth
Hubert
Adam Comorosky
Waynesboro
Williamsport
Pittsburgh Ttates
Flo
Frederick-Town
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Adler Collegian Clothes
Dobbs
Little
Dareke
Wilson Bros. Furnishings
J.T. Miller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Greg So
Serer
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