Pennant Buzz From Boston Bruins Victory Run
The Associated Press reports a pennant race intensifying with six straight wins and a three game sweep of the Braves, lifting the Bruins ahead by five. Percy Jones shut down Boston for a 5-0 victory as Oz Williams starred for Philadelphia with a homer triple and double. Luque blanked the Giants as Cincinnati won 5-0, while Brooklyn dropped to keep Reds in the chase. Babe Ruth slugged his 35th as New York beat Detroit 6-2, and Washington’s 17-hit outburst toppled St Louis 14-7. The Indians were rained out in Philadelphia.
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Associated Peas
Caby
Braves
Bruins
Livan Tull
Whicuga National
Percy Jones
Boston
Jones
Chicago
Wis
Oz Williams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nue
Phillies
Williams
Luque
Giants
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati
Reds
Franl
UF Tugue
New Yorkers
Miooklya
St Tavis Bs Tr
Cardinals
Rabins
Rockhyll
Redlegs
Bambing
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Detroit Beergals
Surprising Confession Emerges in Private Life Case
A startling confession surfaces as Jarnes Despair admits inability to answer questions about Emg Van Horais private life. The revelation led to a court postponement with an ad tour appointment set for Monday as lawyers seek further action.
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JarnEys
Geig
EMG van Horais
UFE
Boway
Major Leaders From AP Baseball Stats Summary
National and American batting leaders are listed with players from the Pirates, Athletics, Yankees and Browns. The text cites Waner leading Pirates with 83 hits and multiple categories, along with pitching notes and other player accolades across the leagues.
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Associated Press
Gallies
National
Waner
Pirates
Rulis—L
Wanner
Mle
Fomers— Wilms
Hins
Braddock to Fight Warner in Chicago Heavyweight Showdown
Braddock of North Bergen signed to fight Winning Warner of Cheyenne at Soldiers Field Chicago on September 22 in the Gene Talney Tack Company championship run. The Southern Association results list Atlanta 1-35 Newcastle Birmingham 43 Chattanooga Memphis 8 New Orleans-Tucson matchup noted.
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Braddock
Warner
Union Gliy
N. Hs
James J. “Braddock
North Bergen
Tain
Cheyanne
Soldiers* Field
Chicago
Atlanta
Nawnville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphia
Moutio
Orlontia-Ticua
Hughes Poised To Tangle With Lopez In Big Fight
Veteran boxing scene reports Hughes in prime and ready to defend against Lopez in a high stakes bout. Promoter notes strong local interest as Renato Torres meets Mickey Young on the undercard. Coates and Can t u clash in a featured two bout.
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Gayle Talbot JR
Tulia Lopez
Dnterti
Meriva
Hughes
Pancho
Kid Peneho
Brownsville
Ti Lopes
Lopes
Hint
Metino
Chuck Burns
Vrai
Chicago
Chuck Sever
Chuck
Luc
Lopez Alendy
Renato Torres
Mickey Young
Duke Cremmel
Clyde Hull
Waelcott Tangford
Thab Ik
Young
Hooper
Loral
Brooks Hagner
Shelton
Lucien Cante
Cuitu
Brooks
Haupee
Aly
Cantu
Souree
Tresday
Eddie Lopes
Cowboy Tack
Dillon
Ed Foster
Battling Herterg
IGT Poids
Abe Kelly Spirit to Lead Baylor Bears in 1927
The Baylor Bears recruit in the wake of Abe Kelly’s death to lead the team next season. Welly, last year’s star halfback and captain elect for 1927, died in a crash on the Illinois train line. The squad will name a new captain before the first game to carry on Kelly’s spirit.
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Waco
Aug
Abe" Kelly
Baylor Bears
Welly
Bears
Jim
Thaylor Hashtt Hall Hom
Inia An Te Ny
Tenet Rock
Benin
Dob Tuist
Abe
Shields in finals against Seligson at Fort Hills
Shields, the clever little Gotle knife, defeated Dalph Muptheisen of San Diego and Peer Sellers of San Francisco to reach the finals of the junior national tennis tournament in Fort Hills New York. Seligson eliminated Peer Sellers as well, while Wart Wamenth of Austin and Kerendy of Lancaster formed a doubles pair with R. Martin of Minneapolis to challenge near the title.
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Forts Hills
N.Y
Brank Shields
Gotle
Piu
Helen Wills
Fay
Julies Seligson
York
I Shields
Dalph
Muptheisen
San Diego
Fil
Seligeia Elimina Peer Sellers
San Francisso
Wart Wamenth
Austin
Tex
Maging
Bps Kerendy
Tancaster
Pridny Ee R. Martin
Mlounilelt
N. We
Legion League Leaders Meet in Decisive Sunday Showdown
In a pivotal clash at Lambert Beach ockwk, league leaders Dibble Company and Friedens Evangulient Brotherhood meet for a single game that could seal a pennant. Other scheduled games include News Express op versus Spanish-American Brochemical and Mogyolia ies against South Side Pirates at San Pedro Park and nearby fields.
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Teader
American Legion League
Dibble Company
Friedens Evangulient Brotherhood
Lambert Beach
Tenge Lions Wield
Jaionr Fieve
Star Mary's
San Pedro Park
News Express
Aelick
Jauubert Besch
Mogyolia
Ies
South Side Pirates
St Marys Champs Fed Before Battle
St Marys team of the Parish league defeated by Rev. Thassen at the Brodway Grove banquet. Attendees included Teague, N A Quintinilla, Dee Tacos, Wart, Me Cormick, Louis Vogel, Pat Risinger, John Fister, Dick Tiara, Jimmie Miter, Willie Punsmore, Wella Gerken, George Phille, Toe Byadler, Nive Tunnerial, Ernst Civtilles, Hart McCormick praised sportsmanship and the event.
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Algiers
Act
Thassen
St. Mary'a Church
Bropidway Grove
Teague
N. A. Quintinilla
Dee Tacos
Wart
MeCormick
Louis Vogel
Quintinil
Pat Risinger
Johm Fister
Dick Tiara
Jet Fung
Jimmie Miter
Willie Punsmore
Wella Gerken
George Phllew
Toe Byadler
Nive Tunnerial
Ernst
Hart McCormick
Hays
Joe Wright Captures Rowing Title at National Regatta
A 21 year old rower Joe Wright of the Argonaut Rowing Club won the Angles event at the fifty fifth annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Governing Bodies near We yandotte. Wright led Toronto, Canada to second, as Kenneth Myers of the Bachelor’s Narge club from Philadelphia claimed a mile post lead. A collision injured a New York to Philadelphia freight engine crew. Wright was hospitalized with a serious abdomen injury.
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Detroit
Mich
Joe Wright
Atampion
Wngliah Dimond Geuls
Ya Nutional
Gorranion
Wyandotte Penteluir Courne
Nige
Wright
Argonnat Rowing Club
Toronto
Cnt
Wenneth Myers
Bachelora’ Narge Club
Philadelpia
Negro Nine Preamble Meets Austin Blork Senator Game
Fragmented report describes a Negro baseball team and an Austin opponent with unclear locations and dates. Details are damaged. an initial gate at 2 appears, with scattered names and scores that reference Pacific Coast, Mellywand, Knaitin J1, and Gabland.
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Pacific! Coast
CAG Tertinn
Mellywand
Btlarfima
Gabland
Bre Angcien
U S Pros Take All Laurels in Canada
The Canadian Open golf championship in Toronto saw US pros dominate. Led Diegel of Mount Vernon led with 142 at the halfway mark, while Walter Hagen Detroit and Johnny Farrell Vernon tied for second after solid rounds. Darrell Warrell posted a 70 second round, the day’s best score, as Hagen and Farrell challenged the leaders.
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Toronto
Led Diegel
Vernon
Regan
Siegel Hies
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Johesy Farrell
AU. Vernon
Hagen
Severa
Lealers
Watrous
Armour
al Watrots
Grant Hapids
Tommy Arteur
Washington
Willie Metarlane
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Darrell
Das
Warrell
Farrell
Falby Cruickshank
Woind
Gene Sarezen
Wenry
Ecore
Free
United States
Seavest
Diegel
Mount Vernon
Printer Hagen
Detcnit
Johnny Farrell
Yora Vernon
AL Wetrons
Gran Mapids
Gromer Christ
Hochester
Blarry Coojer
Los Angeles
MacLioaild Aivith
Gent Nech
Nity
Utilities Battle Stonemen to Tie in Darkened Finish
The Industrial League clash between Tillie sergion at Hiljes and Nele Stones ended tied in the seventh inning as darkness halted play east of ZalP. Scoring details show Lyons, Manny, Planta, Clark and Minton among those contributing, with the public note listing players and tentative line scores amid a late rally.
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Tillie Sergion atHiljes
Nele Stones
Zalp
Sere Harris
Alan Kel -Atone
Gonzaiex
Tisas A Lyons
Debart
Nanny
Rip M. Planta
Mirtmet
B. Manso
Bote
Lena
Pichul
Tyas Grand 9
Vns
Hallad
Nelada
Planta’ Nola
Basa Hila Clark
Notas Muse-bagy Wit
Terwme —Haeray Xylon Hasay
Clarks
Stehbit M
C. J. Miter
Aoster
Ednet
Chicago Merchants Eye Big Profit From Boxing Fight
Chicago merchants forecast a multi million dollar windfall from a forthcoming boxing title bout. They expect attendee counts near 50,000 with hotel bills and travel costs pushing total spending into the millions. Railroads and ticket offices anticipate large commissions while merchants foresee a substantial share of profits from visitors spending on goods and services.
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Kkard
Rickans
Sinc
Hole
Ube
Nord
Ueigure
Bus Service to Lake Races Draws Entries
A Lake racing weekend near the Joe Granieri wharf will feature a motorboat program with sixteen entries so far. Officials led by Till Pielong have issued orders to all pilots and crew to report for final instructions as the event committee prepares for three main races around the lake with speed boats circling the Furns.
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Sindiva Lakenga
Bay Antonio
Rikers’ Association
Arminged
Che Taka Sunudhiy Iftemoan
Cran Ierl
Hal
FLA Sharp
Bowling Leads Thn PLN League Hints At Fall Start
Readable lines show teams like Weber Ventravlass and Whits Draggixts competing in a league night. George Lieb rolled 217 in the second frame, while Kiln Sher Were high on the night with 104-500 pins. UTA Usk, Carter Tire Company, and others posted scores as Unerchy led atop Seah the Tits placement. Umpire Baiterd supervised Tuesday action with Uranga Crush facing Nahi Boling.
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Trad
Cele Trouing
Whang
Jusiu Wu
Duce
Kalen Sher
Rom
Weber
Thay Weores
Gry Renter
Brossl
Andersen
Canter Et the Garter
Pirg Cempany
Wassee
George Lieb
Segond
Gma
Toi
Andy
Avine Hing
Heyal
Gersseesee Uta Usk
TSS
Bae Jet Ce
Wae
Miley Soseeesee
Fyhory Ligeless
aTa
Bae Amterion Sls
Ajlalsnete
Arsirson
Antenell
Uranga Crush Va
Nahi Boling Company
Pate's major league trek and return to the Texas League
A sports column discusses Pat Jerry Pate returning to the Phillies after a stint in the majors. It notes his 71 games across a season and a half, his late-season struggles, and speculation about his move to Fort Worth. The piece explores why his major league run ended and hints at possible future in the Texas League.
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Tsantinger
Jeremin
Welchin
Sporting News
Joe Pali
Philadephia Alot
Fort Worth
Tex
Ine
Ayer
Puthur
Black Nilekeis
Pate Veny
Leship
Headquaerters
Jong the Pyreimids
Joe Jost
Houry’s
Philselphia
Rickard Faces Threats as Dempsey-Rickard Plans Fight
The Chicago scene swirls with injunctions and legal skirmishes as promoter Tex Rickard and champion Dempsey face bids to block a bout. Clements seeks restraining orders against Dempsey and Rickard, while Chicago plans for training sites near Deer Creek, Antioch, and a Soo Line route.
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Clements
Dempsey
Rickard
Jorge Golz
Chicago
Phead
Tilley
Chicago Tribune
Deerinz
Dullira
Two Junior Hit Coaches Will Be Missed
The article lists multiple coaching changes at various high schools including Brackenridge Main and Brutnsville as educators depart or move, with A W Irvine and Nathaniel Hawthorne named as aims for new roles. It notes replacements and departures, including Williams moving to Itasca and Griewnbeck leaving for St Mons University, and mentions Washington Irving school mentor planning Texas fall study.
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A.W
Red
Tim Guievaluk
Main Avenue
Jave Williams
Itasca
Chamber of
Cummere
Jimmy Miller
Tie Washingiou
Irving
University of Texas
Manor Tuckett
Brackenidge
Brackenridge
Williams
Harry Hamilton
Main High
Fessenden
Sene
Lim Griewnbeck
St Mons's University
Im. Woodlawn Hille
Apaches to Play at Berg's Mill
Apaches to meet long standing rival Sundtkty at Berg’s Mill in a baseball clash. Apaches have been playing well and aim to trim their old rivals. Club members expected to meet at 1280 a.m. Sunday on Southy Wrie Street.
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Ters
Berga Sil Dismond
Apajrhew Club
A. al
Wrie Street
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