City League Leaders Set for Sunday Double Header
The Ahrens & Otts face the XXX Pearls in a two game seven inning day on the Potchernick diamond with Ollie Anderson officiating. Ahrens & Otts likely start Gray and Hicks against Brewery. Pearls may counter with MacCarty and Pape. First game at 3 o clock.
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Ahrens & Otts
XXX Pearls
Potchernick
Knights of Columbus
Potchernicks
Ollie Anderson
Ollie
Gray
Hicks
MacCarty
Pape
Michael
Western Reserve Faces Rebuild Under Powell
Ten left to coach Powell at Western Reserve in Cleveland as rebuilding begins with four letter men returning Cra gin Malz Denaple and ExCell. Weinberger named kicking mainstay and newcomers Ammerman Broda Mook High Fusselman join as guards ends halves and quarter. Season includes Notre Dame game October 7 and ends November 30 with Case battle.
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Powell
Cleveland
Ohio
W. D. Powell
Western Reserve
Cragin
Malz
Denaple
ExCell
Weinberger
Ammerman
Broda
Mook
High
Fusselman
Standings of National League Clubs and Thursday Results
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 79 wins and 64 losses followed by Philadelphia and New York. Thursday results include Brooklyn defeating Boston and Pittsburg beating Chicago while New York routed Cincinnati and St. Louis beat Philadelphia. Upcoming games feature Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston.
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O W
L. Bet
Brooklyn
Eae
Philadelphia
Wioglote A Isin Pass Sroon
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Standings of the Teams and Recent Scores
Standings show BIOGUGR with 56 passes 420 and 38 losses. Team lists include New York 72 65 and 68. Philadelphia 30 105, Cleveland 71 69, and other results: Cleveland beat Philadelphia 9 to 1. New York defeated Detroit 4 to 2. St. Louis outscored Boston 6 to 1 and Chicago 7 to 5. Play Friday schedule: Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Boston at St. Louis.
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Psych. W. L
Pet Biogugr
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Missouri Pastimer Sets Batting Record in 39 At Bats
Kenzie Kirkham of St. Joseph left field may have set a world record by 32 hits in 39 at bats. The mark surpasses Ty Cobb’s 31 hits in 39 at bats from 1913. Kirkham’s last fourteen appearances all produced hits. he led the Northern League last season with a .352 batting average.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Kenzie Kirkham
St. Joseph
Kirkham
Ty Cobb
Caldwell Scores 88 at Weekly Shoot
The Lone Star Rifle Club held its regular weekly shoot at 408 Military Plaza. J. R. Caldwell led with 88, followed by E. Burg 85 and other scores including A. Rouff 78 and L. Weckmannen 78. The high score contest for club prizes remains popular as the first month closes September 22.
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Lone Star Rifle Club
Military Plaza
J. R. Caldwell
E. Burg
A. Rouff
L. Weckmannen
C. Barbera
K. H. McKaskill
Yale and Princeton Lead Intercollegiate Golf Semi finals
Pittsburg September 15 Yale and Princeton meet in the semifinal round of the intercollegiate golf championship with Princeton debutants having advanced by a bye. Pennsylvanians praised Princeton’s yesterday showing while Harvard and Cornell set for a tough match with Cornell favored.
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Pittsburg
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Harvard
Major League Drafts Open In Cincinnati
Baseball men from all parts of the country gathered for the national baseball commission draft opening in Cincinnati Ohio. The traditional hat selection system was used again after two years of secret drafting due to the war with the Federal League.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Federal League
Hockey Scores From Four Cities Show Tight Week
At Indianapolis the Indianapolis team defeated Kansas City 2 to 1. Louisville routed Milwaukee 3 to 0. Toledo fell to St Paul 0 to 3. Columbus dropped a 6 to 7 result against Minneapolis in a busy schedule of the American Association.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas
City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Wisconsin Badgers face rough season need more class
Madison September football preview notes Wisconsin lacks on field class under new coach Paul Withington. Team relies on veterans Meyers Simpson Taylor and others with several promising freshmen Edler Wahl Vaughn plus Wiedenbeck Stark and Hipke among new candidates as drills are emphasized for improved performance.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Paul Withington
Bill Juneau
Badgers
Captain Meyers
E. Simpson
Glenn Taylor
Howard Hancock
Robert Filtzer
Milton Gardner
Louis Keit
Simpson
Taylor
Max Berg
Otto Rohsenberger
Herbert Cramer
Borge Gunderson
Edler
Wahl
Vaughn
Bondi
Wiedenbeck
Stark
Kieckhiefer
Fladoes
Hipke
Aeemere
Travers Praised After Four Ball Triumph at New Rochelle
Jerome P. Travers, formerly open and amateur golf champion, received congratulations as he eclipsed Charles Evans Jr. in a four ball match at New Rochelle with a 72 to Evans 75. The Montclair man starred in the event and showed his return to form.
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New York
Jerome PD
Travers
New Rochelle
Montclair
Charles “Chick” Evans Jr
Case to Have Veteran Team at Case School
Cleveland Ohio September 15 Coach Wesley Englehorn expects a veteran squad to answer the first football call at Case School of Applied Science The Case eleven faces Notre Dame Michigan Ohio State and Western Reserve on a stiff ten game schedule Veterans named include captain Otto Hense H Howard N E Post J A Graves K L Conant N B Clarke J C Wood H V Boley J A Cullen Frank Erben L S Mugg E J Sweeney T J L Robinson all letter men Others may be out B K Foster C A Markle A J Diemer New promising prospects include C V Ashbaugh Bartow Bates John Younger and R A Eiler
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Case
Cleveland
Ohio
Wesley Englehorn
Case School of Applied Science
Notre Dame
Michigan
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Otto Hense
H. H. Howard
N. E. Post
J. A. Graves
K. L. Conant
A. J. Diemer
C. V. Ashbaugh
Bartow Bates
John Younger
R. A. Eiler
Semi finals set in Tri state tennis in Cincinnati
Semi finals in the Tri state tennis tournament were scheduled for today in Cincinnati Ohio. In the men's singles Dean Mathey of New York faces William M Johnston of San Francisco while Elia Fottrell of San Francisco competes against Willis E Davis of San Francisco. Finals are set for tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dean Mathey
New York
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Elia Fottrell
Willis E. Davis
Fooshe Wins Tennessee Golf Title
Ig Champion Memphis reports George W. Fooshe of the Memphis Country Club defeated Don W. Rogers of Knoxville’s Cherokee Country Club six up and to play to reach the state tournament final.
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Memphis
Tenn
George W. Fooshe
Memphis Country Club
Tennessee Golf Association
Don W. Rogers
Cherokee Country Club
Knoxville
Wolf hunters kill three on Gilliam farm in Missouri
Gilliam Missouri reports J D Brightwell and two sons Clarence and Hamilton killed three wolves northeast of Gilliam. Brightwell and his two hounds tracked predators suspected of preying on chickens calves and pigs on Gilliam and neighboring farms. One wolf died to Brightwell's son another to the dogs and a third by Brightwell. the mother and a pup escaped.
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Gilliam, Mo
J. D. Brightwell
Clarence
Hamilton
Gus Gilliam
Gilliam
Brightwell
White Sox and Dodgers Rally in Tight League Race
Chicago White Sox press toward the American League pennant as Brooklyn narrows the gap in the National League. Boston leads the AL on .574 with Detroit at .571 and Chicago at .568. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, New York and Pittsburg form the NL battles, with each club jockeying for position as remaining games count down.
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Detroit
White Sox
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Phillies
Giants
Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Americans
Washington
Sutherland Springs
Southern Pacific
Baseball scores from a midweek league card
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 3 to 2 in New York New York beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 at home St Louis won 5 to 3 against Philadelphia Batteries listed include Grimes W Wagner Cheney Miller Perr y Acher Wilson Ragan Gowdy Mosely Huhn Tesreau McCarty Watson Gonzales Mayer Bender Killifer.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
BR. Hi
Grimes
W.wagner
Cheney and Miller
Chicago
Boston
Perrry
Acher
Wilson
Ragan
Gowdy
New York
Cincinnati
Mosely and
Huhn
Tesreau and McCarty
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Watson
Gonzales
Mayer
Bender
Killifer
St Louis tops Boston 6 in baseball slugfest
In St Louis the Redbirds defeated the Boston team 6 to 1 behind solid hitting and pitching. Shore Jones and Cady teamed for Boston while Plank and Rumler contributed for St Louis. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 17 to 9 in a high scoring game. Nabors Sheehan Picinich Gould and Deberry listed for Philadelphia and Cleveland respectively. Detroit edged New York 8 to 5 as Shore Walters Mitchell Boland Stanage and Baker worked for the two clubs.
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St. Louis
Boston
R. H. E. Boston
Shore
Jones and
Cady
Plank and Rumler
Philadelphia
Ree
Cleveland
Nabors, Sheehan
Picinich
Gould
Deberry
New York
Detroit
Walters
Mitchell
Chicago Batters Edge Washington in Low-Scoring Game
In Chicago the Batteries Gallia Ayres Thomas and Henry Lapp and Faber faced Washington. Final scores show Washington 5 runs to Chicago’s 7 with close pitching and late inning defense shaping the outcome.
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Chicago
Washington
E R. H. E. Washington
Gallia
Ayres
Thomas and
Henry
Lapp and Faber
Welsh Offered $15000 for Dundee Boxing Match
New Orleans promoter wired Freddie Welsh a 15000 guarantee for a January 1, 20 round bout with Johnny Dundee of New York. Dundee would accept terms within reason. A remark about Welsh’s wife trying to return funds from a summer trip is noted in the Houston Post.
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New Orleans
Freddie Welsh
Johnny Dundee
New York
Welsh
Chicago
Dundee
Sympathetic Strike Planned In New York
New York leaders discuss a sympathetic strike by 60 000 to 80 000 workers to back the street railway dispute. James P Holland warns of a strike by allied unions if deadlock persists. Public officials and business groups seek settlement as transit continues with limited violence and calls for workers to return.
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New York
James Holland
State
Fderation of Labor
Central Labor Union
Brooklyn
Prr
New York Central Federal Union
James P. Holland
Presid
State Federation of
Lawas
Carmen
Ma Mitchell
Public Service Comission
Chamber Commerce
Merchants’ Assatian
Public Service Commission
Sis
Ma Mitchel
Emittee
Set Tl
Sur
Frederick W. Whitridge
Third Avenue Railroad
Cpany
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