O'Toole Dodgers Giants Game Slips 6 2
In Philadelphia on Sept 16 the Pirates beat the Pirates 6 to 2 as Marty O'Toole faltered and Rube Marquard was lifted late. Devore opened scoring for the Giants with a double, Leach homered for Pittsburgh, and Meyers contributed a single to help turn the tide. Mathewson relieved for New York and held Pittsburgh in check while Marquard struggled.
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Cubs Lose to Dodgers in Striking Brooklyn Victory
Chicago fell 4 to 2 as Nap Rucker allowed eight hits and received tight support from defense. Tinker, Zimmerman, and Reulbach controlled the Dodgers’ offense with key double plays while Brooklyn’s Daubert, Hummel, and Wheat provided the decisive run production.
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Sensational Stop Prevents Bets From Scoring Winning Runs
In Cincinnati Philadelphia escapes defeat as Lobert makes a crucial third base stop with bases loaded in the sixth. Magee and Brhuler? drive in three runs for a 4 2 victory chased by late Reds threats. Moore pitched well through nine.
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Yankees Split Two Games With Tigers
Detroit and New York details show two games in which the Yankees split with Detroit. The write up notes two base hits by Cobb and Cree, stolen bases by Dolan and Chase, double plays, and pitching notes including Warhop and Fisher with Donavan also pitching, alongside umpire details.
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Red Sox Rout Naps Twice as OBrien Tosses No-Hit Threat
Boston blanks Cleveland 6 0 in game one and 6 0 in game two as Buck OBrien secures a 12 strikeout, two hit effort. Wood and Namemaker battle battering by Boston lineup behind Mitchell Easterly and Williams. Athletics vs Phillies postponed by rain.
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Games Today Brooklyn in Chicago
Sports brief notes today two matchups Brooklyn visits Chicago Philadelphia plays Cincinnati and Boston travels to St Louis with local fans looking for results and standings
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Weather scores echo mid south rain lapse across cities
Rain affected Memphis and Nashville while Atlanta led the day with a 12 to 65 score over Chattanooga. Birmingham 5 and Montgomery 4 trailed. New Orleans 2 and Mobile 1 noted darkness in the regional tally.
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Western League Results From Yesterday
Omaha 12 Pueblo Des Moines ah Lincoln 1 Sioux City 4 Denver 0 St. Joseph 3 Topeka 1.
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Houck Defeats Chip in Six-Round Middleweight Bout
Leo Houck of Lancaster won the decision over George Chip of Pittsburgh in a six round bout at the National A. C. in Philadelphia. Houck claimed the middleweight championship in the slashing clash held Sept. 16.
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Motocycle Meet 10 Biggest Ever Held at Fair Grounds
Local riders will face strong outside talent at the Fair Grounds on October 8 as entries from across the state join local entrants for the largest motocycle meet in the city. The track will be fast and machine speeds may exceed seventy to eighty miles an hour with eight events on the card. Two marquee races include a ten mile trial for a track record and a nine mile free for all finale with a record field expected.
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Browns Split Two Games In Washington D C
Washington and St. Louis split a doubleheader in Washington with scores 4 to 0 and 6 to 4. C Brown wild in the first game but run support and base running helped Washington win. E Brown pitched well in the second game despite wildness, Becker took the loss after the fifth, and St Louis used a largely rookie roster.
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West Texas Military Academy Football Coach Aims 1911 Return
Head coach of the West Texas Military Academy football team with Dr Crawford last year’s Virginia coach and Mr Barnes former coach of the purple and gold hopes to restore the cadet team as 1911 academic champions. Coach Juhan, Sewanee center 1907 1908 1909 1910, native San Antonian, learned football fundamentals in his hometown.
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Households Claim Independent City Title in San Antonio
The Households announce they hold the independent city championship after a 22-1-? season in San Antonio play with losses to Beeville and Corpus Christi. They will disband late October as winter league starts and many players join Higgins company. Manager Mosely invites any rival to contest the title by telephone.
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