Ahrens & Otts Win City Baseball Championship
The Ahrens & Otts swept the Sprague Jewelry Cup and Goldsmith Company Cup after defeating the Knights of Columbus 8 to 1 and 7 to 0 at League Park. Gray pitched both games, Keller hit well, and Ollie Anderson umpired the double header as Potchernicks canceled a planned game with the Pearls.
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Knights of Columbus Baseball Doubleheader Remains Tight
Gray pitched solidly in the second game while Manny struggled with supporting defense as the Knights of Columbus and Columbians split the twin bill. Altman stole home in the second matinee and Blalock, J. Burke and Altman each had two safeties for the winners, with Siehl pacing the Columbians with two hits in the opener.
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Cy” Fried
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J. Burke
Bill Siehl
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Cinco Cigar Price Increase Announced by Eisenlohr Bros
Due to higher costs, Otto Eisenlohr & Bros. Inc increase Cinco Cigars price to five cents each directly to consumers, up from six for a quarter. The Cinco Cigar, renowned for quality, remains the world's leading brand and the firm chooses higher price to maintain standards.
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Otto Eisenlohr & Bros., Incorporated
Maniners
Phillies split doubleheader with St. Louis
In St Louis on Sept 25 Philadelphia Sunday won 2 to 0 behind Seibold three hits and a RBI double by W Johnson In game two St Louis edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 after the first game tallying one run in the final inning.
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Seibold
W. Johnson
Haley
Sisler
Hartley
Hale
Parnham
Picinich
Koob
Indians Beat Red Sox 5 3 on Fifth Inning Home Run
Cavaliers defeat Boston 5 3 as Kavaugh homers with bases loaded in the fifth. Red Sox miscues help Cleveland score again in the eighth. Leonard allows four extra base hits in a tight pitching duel. Batteries: Leonard Thomas for Cleveland Boehling Bagley O Neill for Boston.
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Ohio
Kavaugh
Boehling
Red Sox
Leonard
R-F. Be Mosten
Thomas
Bagley
O'Neill
Standings and Results in the American League
Sunday results show Cleveland defeated Boston 5 to 3, Chicago 2 over New York 1, Detroit 6 over Washington 5. Phillies and St Louis were 2 2 and 0 3 respectively with play slated Monday. Upcoming games include New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Sunday Results Highlight No Games Scheduled in East
A brief Saturday to Sunday listing notes no games on the schedule for eastern teams. East division squads receive a rest day with no matchups or results recorded.
Pittsburg at Boston and Other NBA Matchups
The card lists Pittsburg visiting Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis in New York, and Cincinnati playing Philadelphia as upcoming NBA games.
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Ieas
Philadelphia
Ray Boston Ee
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Pittsburg
Chicago Cosonvelhl
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Eeeree
Battery A Third Field Artillery Wins Border Baseball Title
Battery A of Third field artillery at Eagle Pass wins the Third division championship by taking two straight from the Thirtieth infantry in a three game series. Highlights include Stu art’s season batting over .500 and strong inside play. Manager Sergeant Henry Burleigh organized the team to challenge other border squads.
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Thirtieth Regiment of Infantry
Thirtieth Infantry
Tart
Toubner
Ford
Eulert
Stuart
Wagon Soldiers
Henry Burleigh
Tigers Down Senators in Detroit 6 to 5
Ehmke from Syracuse earned his third win for Detroit as Washington fell 6 to 5. Cobb hit a key double and Welch followed with a run scoring single after Rice misplayed. Johnson struggled, allowing 6 runs. Batteries Johnson Henry Gharrity Ehmke Stanage.
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Syracuse
Washington
Walter Johnson
Cobb
Welch
Rice
R. H. E. Washington
Johnson and Henry
Gharrity, Ehmke and
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White Sox Trim Yanks in Tight Pennant Bid
Chicago stays in the pennant chase by edging New York 2 to 1 as Boston falls to Cleveland. Erratic New York defense and timely Chicago hitting decide the game. Box score shows New York 15 hits 3 errors, Chicago 4 hits 1 error. Batteries Cullop Russell Walters Williams Lynn.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
R. H.E
Cullop
Russell
Walters
Williams
Lynn
Ida Konsky Sets 35 Mile Manhattan Swim Record
Ida Konsky set a new women's swim record by circling Manhattan Island that day, covering 35 miles in eleven hours and 35 minutes in New York on Sunday.
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New York
Ida ‘Konsky
Manhattan Island
Safe Margin Chase Keeps National League Lead in Batting Race
In Chicago, Speaker extends his narrow lead over Cobb in the American League batting race as Cobb concedes the title. The piece lists leaders across leagues, including Weaver, Baker, Jackson, and Wheat, with Dodgers figures prominent in totals and bases. It notes half-team leaders and compares among leagues, with multiple standings across batting, pitching, and field stats.
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Speaker
Cobb
Weaver
Baker
New York
Pipp
Jackson
Detroit
Cleveland
Strunk
Philadelphia
Gardner
Boston
E. Collins
Veach
Sister
St. Louis
Roth
Nanamaker
Cullop
Western League Batting Star Leads Pack Amid Tight Race
Butcher of Denver has nearly clinched the batting title with an .873 average across 23 games, while Shields of Denver leads in stolen bases with 65 and Dyer of Denver tops home runs with 16. Miller of Omaha stands at .347 and Kirkham of St. Joseph posts .844 on RBI-related metrics as Denver and Omaha players dominate the chart.
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Denver
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King
Omaha
Dyer
Miller
McCourt and Heal Prep For World Three Cushion Title Bout
Charles McCourt and Hugh Heal will duel for the world three cushion title starting Monday in Moose temple Pittsburg. They contest 150 points in blocks of 50 across three nights with both rated equal contenders and McCourt favored on paper.
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Hugh Heal
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McCourt
Ellis
Frank Taborski
Jack Layton
Sedal
Major League Review Sees Brooklyn Boston Leading Series Prospects
Brooklyn and Boston lead as the pennant races tighten across the National and American leagues. Boston tops the American circuit, gaining on Detroit and Chicago while Brooklyn strengthens its position with wins over Cincinnati and St. Louis. The New York Nationals stretch a long win streak, and Louisville appears poised to clinch the American Association pennant as the season nears its end.
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Cincinnati
Daubert
Carey
Pittsburg
Flack
Chicago
Williams
Wheat
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Burny
New York
Chase
McCarty
Hornsby
St. Louis
Hinchman
Robertson
Wagner
Stock
Philadelphia
Zimmerman
Chicago-New York
Long
Boston
Detroit
Jennings
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Cleveland
Washington
East
West
Alexander
New York Nationals
Baseball News
Providence
Thomas
Demaree
Philadelphia Nationals
Lewis
Boston Americans
Louisville
Baseball talk at Grace Church on clean living
Charles Ebbetts owner of the Brooklyn team and Charles Herzog of the New York Nationals spoke about baseball Sunday night from Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Ebbetts urged that clean living is necessary in baseball and Herzog echoed the theme while forecasting his club would keep its winning streak.
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New York
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Charles Herzog
New York Nationals
Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ebbetts
Unclear Regional Baseball Scores From A A Meeting
Kansas City events include Minneapolis and Milwaukee games with results listed alongside St Paul Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Columbus scores. The fragment mentions multiple matchups and venues without full context.
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Indianpolis
Middleton
Louisville
Yingling
Minneapolis
Finneran
St. Pau
Pierce
Toledo
Enae
Dawson
Indianapolis
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Regan
Kansas City
Leifield
St. Paul
Luque
Milwaukee
Columbus
Longhorns Football Schedule Outlined
Texas announces a 1917 schedule with six home games at Austin including Baylor Rice and Arkansas. Dallas hosts Oklahoma to A and M game in San Antonio marks a first in years and Missouri visits Columbia. The Texas Oklahoma rivalry attracts large crowds while the A and M clash returns after a three year break.
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M. College
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Dallas
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Omaha Wins Western Pennant in Western League
Omaha finished first in the Western League standings on Sunday with Lincoln second. Denver beat Des Moines to claim fourth place, while Des Moines dropped to the bottom of the second division.
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Lincoln
Des Moines
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