Saxon and Coleman Set for Soledad Theater Clash
Arthur Saxon former circus strongman meets San Antonio heavyweight Jack Coleman in a catch-as-catch-can bout at the Soledad Theater Friday September 29 under Metropolitan Athletic Club auspices. Saxon notable for a one hour four minute stand with Frank Gotch and Coleman's strong earlier showings against Adolph Ernst now Santel.
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Saxon Brothers
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
San Antonio
Jack Coleman
Soledad Thater
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Saxon
Frank Gotch
Coleman
Adolph Ernst
Ernst
Santel
Pacific Coast
Standings Show Boston Maintains AL Lead. Brooklyn Trails NL
Boston holds a game and a half AL lead as Chicago moves to second place and Detroit sits one half behind. Brooklyn leads the NL by one and a half games over Philadelphia after Philadelphia’s double victory over Pittsburgh. Boston falls three and a half games back.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
National
Repcomist
Giants Win Fifteenth Straight as Cubs Fall 4 2
New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 in a Wednesday game to extend their winning streak to fifteen. The decisive scoring came in the seventh when Holke doubled, McCarty tripled, and Burns drove in runs to break a deadlock.
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New York
Chicago
Holke
McCarty
Burns
Schupp Shuts Out Chicago After Short Rest
Schupp allowed six hits and one earned run as he returned after a one day rest to blank Chicago. Mann was ejected by umpire Byron for kicking at a decision while Chicago trailed New York 6 4 2. Batteries: Lavender Hendrix and Wilson for Chicago and Schupp McCarty for New York.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Mann
Byron
R. H. E. Chicago
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Lavender
Hendrix
Wilson
McCarty
Quakers Sweep Pittsburg With Double Victory
Philadelphia pitchers Demaree dominate Pittsburg in a 7 to 0 win and an 8 to 2 win. First game shows Pittsburg held scoreless while Philadelphia bats tally seven runs. Second game Pittsburgh scratches a single run early but Demaree again bests Mamaux as Philadelphia wins.
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R. H. E. Pittsburg
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Burns
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Mamaux
Fischers
Japanese Tennis Players Leave for Vancouver
Ichiya Kumagae and Hashishiro Mikami, touring players from Japan, depart Seattle for Vancouver to sail to the Orient. They plan a return visit to the United States next year. A national tournament opens in Japan January 1 with an American team anticipated to compete.
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Hashishiro Mikami
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Orient
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Japan
Standings and results in the American League
Wednesday results show Cleveland 3 Washington 2, Boston 4 Detroit 3, St. Louis 7 New York 3, Chicago 8 Philadelphia 7. Thursday schedule lists New York at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland.
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National League Scores and Thursday Schedule
National League results include Philadelphia 2 3 Pittsburg 0 2 and New York 4 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 12 Boston 4. Thursday’s games feature Pittsburg at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at Boston.
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Boston
Gotch En Route Home After Injury
Frank Gotch champion heavyweight wrestler travels from Chicago toward Humboldt Iowa after an accident at Kenosha Wisconsin. He still limps from a broken left leg but believes he will feel no lasting ill effects. At forty one he says he no longer cares to wrestle again.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Kenosha
Wis
Weckman Jr. and Burg Tie for Top in Lone Star Shoot
Weckman Jr and E Burg secretary of the Lone Star Rifle Club tied for top honors in the semi weekly shoot at the Lone Star range 408 Military plaza both scoring 82. Cc F Russi Jr took third with 77 while Barbera Harker Caldwell tied for fourth with 75. Other good scores included J Bar loco 78 K H McKaskill 73 A Barbera 71 Boyles Royster 68 A S Flores 64 A Rouff 63 M A Friedrich 61 R J Durham 55 L Cotton 52. The club debuted its new single shot rifles used for the first time and members approved the new gallery guns. They seek gold and silver buttons for the best score of the month and expect a strong turnout tonight for the next event.
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Lone Star Rifle Club
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A Few Minutes With The Sporting Editor
The Red Sox solidified their AL lead as Scott doubled and scored on Henricksen's single in the eighth. Detroit's Vitt Crawford and Heisman supplied the offense, while Cobb managed one hit. The White Sox edged the Athletics as Demaree shut them down, and Brooklyn lingered near the NL lead with Dodgers favored to win the World Series.
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All Day Job Lesson Turns into Endless Golf
A professional golfer explains to Mr. Stupid that teaching golf is an all day job. The client protests after an hour, while the expert remains confident the task will take however long it takes.
Miss Stirling Wins First Round At Berthelyn Cup
Philadelphia Sept 21 Miss Alexia Stirling of Atlanta southern champion Mrs C H Van derbeck national title holder Miss Mildred Caverly Philadelphia champion and Mrs Caleb F Fox win their first round matches by wide margins in the women s golf tournament for the Berthelyn cup at Huntingdon Valley Country Club.
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Philadelphia
Alexia Stirling
Atlanta
C. H. Vanderbeck
Mildred Caverly
Caleb F. Fox
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Fragmented Local Notice From Unknown Source
Readable fragments mention an event or action but lack names dates places or clear details making a precise summary impossible. This item preserves minimal information with no verifiable entities or outcomes.
Red Sox Edge Tigers In Close Detroit Loss
Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 3 in the second game of the series helping the Eastern leader in the pennant race while Detroit dropped to second. Henriksen batted for Carrigan in the eighth and drove in the winning run after Scott walked and stole second with two out. Detroit tallied three in the second on wild throws by Leonard and Hoblitzer and hits by Crawford and Heisman, while Boston tied in the fourth with four hits and scored on a Gardner sacrifice fly and Carrigan’s hit as Scott added an RBI.
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Heisman
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Shore
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Gardner
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Thomas
Stanage
Browns Beat Yanks in St Louis 7 to 3
St Louis rallied in the eighth inning after New York tied the score in their half to win Wednesday's game 7 to 3. The line score shows New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 and St Louis 2 0 1 0 0 0 4 x with 7 runs on 12 hits and 2 errors. Batteries were Russell Fischer and Walters for the Yankees and Groom Hartley for the Browns.
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New York
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Fischer
Walters
Groom
Hartley
Chicago Bears to Second Despite 8 7 Win Over Phillies
Chicago moved into second place by defeating Philadelphia 8 to 7 as the White Sox offense struck early off Johnson and Seibold. Philadelphia rallied late but Danforth held off a late push. Boston topped Detroit elsewhere.
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Indians Beat Senators 3 2 as Poehling Wins First
In Cleveland on September 21 Morgan’s errors let the Indians score twice to defeat Washington 3 to 2. Poehling earned his first win for Cleveland. Washington produced 2 runs on 6 hits with 2 errors while Cleveland had 3 runs on 6 hits with 2 errors. Batteries: Avers with Williams for Washington Boehling with Deberry O Neill for Cleveland.
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Ohio
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Washington
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Boehling
Deberry
O'Neill
Geers Hart in Race at Columbus Hospital Entry
Edward Geers noted as dean of grand circuit drivers is hospitalized in Columbus after being thrown from his horse in the first heat of Wednesday's Hotel Hartman pacing stake. Rothmaid fell and Sir Anthony Carter, driven by Geers, was close behind. no internal injuries reported, no bones broken.
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Dodgers Beat Cardinals in Final Series Opener 4 2
Brooklyn won the first of the final series against St Louis 4 to 2 on Sept 21. Brooklyn capitalized on St Louis errors as all Brooklyn runs were unearned. Batteries Ames Williams Gonzales Smith QO Miller.
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Cincinnati Bombards Braves In 12–4 Win
Cincinnati pounded three Boston pitchers for seventeen hits on Wednesday to beat Boston 12 to 4. The Reds scored in multiple innings as Mitchell and Wingo teamed on the mound with Rudolph Nehf Barnes Gowdy handling the Boston lineup.
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News Wins Virginia Flag In Postseason Final
New Port News captured the Virginia League championship by defeating Portsmouth 3 to 1 in game seven of the post season series in Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Trotters Napoleon Direct and Saint Frisco Start Amid Circuit Meet
In Columbus Ohio on September 21 Napoleon Direct and Saint Frisco of the Geerg string race in the free for all and Capital City stakes. Their owner lies in a local hospital recovering from injuries suffered yesterday in the first serious accident of the fall Grand Circuit meeting in this district.
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Ohio
Napoleon Direct
Saint Frisco
Geerg
Williams Varsity Captain Declared Ineligible
Hal Wright captain of Williams College football was ruled ineligible for this season due to college deficiencies. The decision announced Thursday affects the Williams Wildcats and their lineup for upcoming games.
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Mass
Hal Wright
Williams
American Lady At Stratford Enthusiastically Recollects Hare
An American woman in Stratford-on-Avon displayed strong American fervor at the railroad station. She told a friend on the platform that it was from this very platform the immortal hare would depart whenever he journeyed to town.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Hare
Dressed Chickens Prompt Rural Laugh at Butcher
A Mrs New-Wed visits a butcher to buy a dressed chicken for roasting. The butcher asks dressed or undressed, she replies dressed. The joke lands when she leaves as the butcher laughs at her husband’s fondness for chicken per.
Highest Chimney to Crown World in Japan Refinery
Tokyo reports the Kuhara Refinery in Saganosekei will soon complete a 567 foot tall chimney stack with a 26 foot top diameter, claiming the world’s highest smoke stack. Existing top stacks include Sukegawa at 517 feet and Great Falls Montana at 508 feet.
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Kuhara
Saganosekei
Japan
Sukegawa
Great Fall
Sunday 60 Cents Sutherland Springs Service Ad
Advertisement notes 60 cents for Sunday service at 8:15 a.m. on Southern Pacific Lines.
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Southern Pacific Lines
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