Braves and Dodgers Win Contests in Wide Spread Scores
Giants, Reds, Pirates, and Cubs also claim victories as Philadelphia edges Chicago 5 4 in a tense game. Notable hits include Schulte Williams Cravath for Philadelphia with Stock and McCarthy homering. Pitcher details note Hogg Vaughn and Lavender seeing action with various innings pitched and runs allowed. Umpires Quigley and O Day presided as the contest ran 2 hours 16 minutes.
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Fist Hoggs
Vaughn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Schulte
Williams
Cravath
Stock
McCarthy
Saier
Mulligan
Zimmerman
McCarthy Williams
Zimmermass
Lavender
Philad Ichia
Ibéales
Omer
Demaree
Chiago
Sateen
Adams
Chawath
Burns
Lashes Wabrh
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Zimmermai Saier
Wee
Archer
Wee Hogg
Pichor
Surrey
Braves Beat Pirates In Tough Sept 25 Home Loss
Pittsburgh faded at home as Harmon was hit hard in the third and left for Mammiaux. Tyler also left after being hit in the same inning but Hughes came in to stop the scoring. Boston secured a 5 to 2 victory.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boston
Harmon
Mammiaux
Tyler
Harel
Hughes
E. Moran
Evers
Compton
Magee
Smith
Connolly
Mardavius
Whaling
Byler
Hughes, P PP. A Nwenaanas
Ale Carey
Johnston
Liv
Barney
Hinchman
Seee
Wagner
Viox
Baird
Coke
Costello
Gibson
Collinson
Mammaux
Slattery
P Blurphy
Vetee Ss
Gigson
Moran
Maranville
Mammanux
Gin
Sgib
oTle
Kler
Thadie
Daubert's Stick Beats Reds in Cincinnati 8 4
Brooklyn wins 8 to 4 over Cincinnati as Daubert hits a two bagger and Becca drives in five runs. Stengel and five runs contribute to the victory while three Cincinnati pitchers struggle.
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Daubert
Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Paubert
Becca
Stengel
Yale Hands Maine 20 to 0 in New Haven
Yale easily defeated University of Maine 20 to 0 at New Haven on September 25. The Blue relied on line plunges and passes to build a solid lead before clean play tapered in the final periods.
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New Haven Conn
Yale
University of Maine
Maine
Baseball scoreline and pitcher changes at St Louis game
In St Louis Sept 25 Doak and Salles split duties as New York beats St Louis 5 to 3. Brainard was ejected for arguing from the New York bench. Salles relieved Doak in the fourth after four runs. Umpire Byron halted play briefly in the third.
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Louis
Doak
York
Herbert
Joatsias
St. Louis
Strawnt
Salles
New York
Byron
Brainard
Ize Sx
Herbert Ang
Doak, Sallee and Snyder
Penn Wins 7-0 Over West Virginia In Opener
Philadelphia Sept 25 University of Pennsylvania beat West Virginia 7 to 0 at Franklin Field on the season opener. A first period touchdown from a forward pass provided the margin as a warm day produced a cautious game. Attendance listed as 7000.
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Crimson
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Colby
Alaine
Harvard Eee d Farses
Colby Ieeeees Ead
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Bayonet drill added to Fort Sheridan course
Bayonet drills were added today to civilian soldiers in the Fort Sheridan camp. A company at a time, volunteers jabbed and slashed at imaginary foes while officers criticized awkward motions and explained proper use of the weapon.
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Chicago
Fort’ Sheridan
Joie Ray Wins Mile at New York Athletic Club
Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago won the one mile race from scratch at Travers Island during the New York Athletic Club games. He clocked 4 minutes 19 2-5 seconds, the feature event on the program.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Joie Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Runners-Up Near End in Major Leagues Pennant Push
New York Sept 23 The week ending tonight left runners-up in both leagues with slim chances to overtake leaders. Detroit Tigers won two games while Boston Red Sox won one, cutting the American League lead to four and a half games from Boston. Philadelphia Nationals’ victory moved them within easy reach of clinching the race with a six and a half game edge over Boston. they need three wins in their remaining nine.
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New York
Septs
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Tigers
Philadelphia Nationals
Boston
Phillies
Serious Injuries in Football Contest
Oxford date line reports Ohio Northern University captain Frank C. Fike of West Unity Ohio was seriously injured with a brain concussion and remained unconscious after the game with Miami here today. Teammate L H Gardner of McLean Illinois suffered a broken ankle as Miami won 41 to 0.
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Oxford
Frank C. Fike
West Unity
Ohio
Miami
L.h.gardner
McLean
Chicago Beats Brooklyn 12 Runs To 6 In Federal League
Chicago overwhelmed Brooklyn 12 to 6 as erratic fielding and weak pitching doomed the visitors. Upham was knocked out in the second, Wiltse relieved, seven hits off him, Finneran finished. Hendrix faltered after an 11-run lead, poor support hurt Brooklyn. In St Louis Buffalo game, St Louis won 10 to 4 behind seven later runs in a batting festival that moved St Louis within one game of the leaders. Batteries: Krapp Marshall Blair Crandall Hartley.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Upham
Wiltie
Finneran
Hendrix
Dean St
Wiltse
Land
Fischer
St.louis
Kores
St. Louis
Buffalo
R-Hle
Krapp
Marshall
Blair
Crandall
Hartley
Smuggling Ring Nets Bulgarian Bordereau Case
In Toledo on September 25, Bulgarians were charged with smuggling. Authorities say 00 or more Bulgarians moved from Windsor to Detroit then Toledo. A Bulgarian man named Mike Tonoffa was arrested this afternoon by government officers after affidavits from some of the men transported were filed.
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Toledo
Windsor
Detroit
Mike Tonoffa
Newark and Pittsburgh Split Doubleheader In Pittsburgh
Newark and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Newark winning 4 to 2 in the first game and Pittsburgh taking the second 1 to 0. Rennsbach worked well for Pittsburgh in the opener, while Knetzer allowed only four hits in the nightcap. Batteries and line scores are listed for both games, with Reulbach, Rariden, Allen, Barger, Berry, O Connor aiding Newark and Kaiserling, Billiard, Hiely, and Knetzer contributing for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
Newark
Pittsburgh
Rennsbach
Knetzer
R. HE
Kaiserling
R.H.E. Newark - Eda
Reulbach
Rariden
Allen
Seniors Defeat Juniors In Scrub Football At Shannon Field
About two hundred fans, mainly Quincy High students, watched the Seniors edge the Juniors 6 to 0 in a last minute scrimmage at Shannon Field. The lone score came on a blocked punt recovered by Preece for a touchdown with the timer about to blow. Morris and Sinnock starred for the Juniors on defense while Bob Grieser leads the quarterback prospects for next Saturday’s opener.
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Quincy High School
Shannon Field
Dickson Morris
Stuart
Heidbreder
Lavere
Morris
Oval
Preece
Owas
Lineberger
Bob Grieser
Sinnock
Donald Best
College football scores from several campuses reported
A series of scattered college football results across cities including Philadelphia Cambridge New Haven Ames Williams Worcester Providence Syracuse Oberlin Hanover Carlisle New Brunswick Hartford Washington Bloomington Normal Davenport Decatur and Lawrence. Notable scores include Harvard 39 Colby 0 Yale 373? Maine 0 Rutgers 53 Trinity 274 Nevada? 0.
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New Haven
Yale
University of Maine
Lsington
Transylvania College
Onio University
Ames—Ames
Ellsworth
Williamstown
Williams
Renstelaer
Worcester
Holy Cross
Bates
Hanover
Dartmont
Massachusetts Agricultural
Carlisle
Lebanon Valley
State College
Pennsylvania
State
Westminster
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Albright
Hartford
Trinity
Norwich
Washington
Washington and Jefferson
Geneva
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Tif
Jacksonville High
Carrollton High
Bloomington
Hoopeston High
Normal
University High
Paxton High
Davenport
Williams and Vashti
Ambrose
Decatur
Decatur High
Taylorville
Lawrence
Kan
Haskell Indians
Kansas Wesleyan
Clinton
Clinton High
Farmer City High
Jack Barry May Not Play Again This Season
Boston Sept 25 Specialists who examined Jack Barry captain of the Boston Red Sox today announced that he may not be able to play again this season and possibly cannot participate in the world series. What Barry was thought to be an ordinary boil proved to be a carbuncle with serious implications for his season.
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Boston
Jack Barry
Boston ‘Red. Sox
Barry
Outsider Wins Straight Heats at Columbus Grand Circuit
Goldie C the outsider won the 2:18 pacing event in straight heats at Columbus on Friday’s program, with Nata Prime taking the special trot in straight heats. The pacing final stretched to five heats as Fleeta Dillon won the first two and Texas Jim surged to victory. purses were $1,200 for 2:18 pacing and $400 for both the special trotting and pacing events.
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Grand Circuit Rac
Ing
Goldie C
Nata. Prime
Fleeta Dillon
Texas Jim
Will. Keenby
Rhodes
Thistle Patch
Joe ‘Patcheneae
Budd Elliott
Br. G
Ee Prodigal
Geers
Virginia Brooks
Red Mike
Prince Jolla
Paren
Nata Prime
Sette
Bascomb Wright
Allerta
McCarthy
Willow
Mack
Ofinne
Texas Jack
Roch- Fleming
I Fleeta Dillon
Sidney
Dillon
L. Shuler
Ross Keith
Berr
Hal
Chicago Takes Two From Philadelphia In Twin Bill
Chicago pitchers Benz and serviceable support shut down Philadelphia as Chicago won 8 to 1 in the opener and 5 to 3 in the second game. Weaver Fournier and Collins sparked the attack with timely hits and Jackson's sacrifice fly.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Benz
Weaver
Faber
G. ‘Weaver
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Major Leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 2 Boston 5 and Philadelphia 5 New York 4. Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 3 Chicago 4. American League games show New York 5 6 Cleveland 6 1 and Chicago 8 5 Washington 1 3. Detroit 5 9, Boston 3, St Louis 2. Federal League reports: Kansas City Baltimore 2 games off due to rain. Pittsburgh 2 Newark 4, St Louis 10 Buffalo 4, Chicago 12 Brooklyn 6.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dane E
Pittsburgh Pee
Cincinnati En Ewe
St. Louis
New York Ear
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Detroit
Chicago
Washington
New_York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Kansas City-Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Boston Red Sox Top St. Louis In Five Run Rally
Boston right fielder Foster held St Louis to four hits as the Red Sox scored five runs in the sixth inning aided by Severeid's ejection for protesting a call and Geis and Veach stars on offense. Washington split with openers Indians and Yankees. Sarrigans and Bengals noted in scattered strings.
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Bengals
Fick
Geis
Washington
Indians
Yanks
Boston
Trucis
Red ‘Sox
St.Louis
Severeid
Agnew
Walker
Foster
Sts. Louis
Lavan
Aviator breaks records at State Fair in Springfield
Art Smith the aviator closed the state fair with 17 complete perpendicular loops, then added two more. The fair, opened Sept 17, faced cattle and swine ban due to foot and mouth disease and poor weather, yet officials said profits matched last year.
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Springfield
Tih
Art Smith
Smith
Board of Agriculture
Chicago Lady Arrested in Peoria Kidnaping Case
Mrs. Margaret Carlson, 22, was arrested in Chicago on a Peoria telegram charging her with kidnapping her fourteen month old son. She said she and husband Charles Carlson, once with a theatrical company, left the child with Mrs. Carlson’s mother in Chicago and that Mrs. Millman, a distant relative, took the child without parental permission to her home in Peoria.
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Chicago
Margaret Carlson
Peoria
Ol¢L
Ship In Distress Off Farallon Islands
An unidentified ship sent an SOS from the Farallon Islands area near San Francisco. The wireless operator picked up the call late tonight and then received a repeat message. The operator could not identify the vessel or establish contact.
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San. Francisco
O. S
Ian
Farallons
Islands
Indians and Yanks Split in doubleheader
Cleveland and New York split a doubleheader with the visitors taking the first game 6 to 5 and the home club winning the second 6 to 1. Box scores show Cleveland 68 runs and New York 5 in the opener, and 4 to 6 in the nightcap.
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New York
Cleveland
Vic
Brenton
Jones
Mitchell
O'Neill
Pieh
Brady
Shawkey
Schwert
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Tigers Win Two as Weach Stars in Washington doubleheader
Detroit swept both ends of a doubleheader in Washington, winning 5 to 4 and 9 to 3. Stanage homered and drove in runs in the opener, while in the nightcap Detroit totaled fifteen hits including a Stanage home run with two on. Galla and Harper struggled for Washington as DuMont and Henry pitched for Detroit.
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Detroit
Todag
Danis
Gat
Weach
Gallia
Harper
Tigers
Stanage
Dumont
Bughling
Henry
Ruise
Gees
Fance
Galfia
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