Todds Annex Puget Sound Title Defeat South Park to Win Puget Baseball Title
The Todd nine outplayed South Park to clinch the Puget Sound baseball title Sunday. South Park made 10 errors while Todd pitchers and fielders limited them, starting with a second-frame run driven by walks and miscues. A late rally by South Park fell short as Todd expanded their lead with timely hits and solid defense.
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Puget
South Park
Todd
Thomeen
Lavine Elected President of Chicago League
Lavine a renowned player and manager has been chosen president of the Chicago league which includes home and traveling teams. The season starts the second Sunday in October and runs nine weeks with George Smith as vice president Gil Vierling and EF Diamond named to the treasury post.
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Lavine
George Smith
Gil Vierling
EF. Diamond
Treasu
Noye Emerging as Western Lightweight Contender
The report highlights Johnny Noye of St Paul as the West’s standout lightweight, noting his wins over Red Dolan and J Rowe, his matchup plans with Lew Tendler, and a possible title shot with Benny Leonard. It also mentions other boxing figures and sports notes from Denver to New Jersey.
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St. Paul
West
Noye
Denver
Charley White
Red” Dolan
New Orleans
Mike Gibbons
Mike
Johny Noye
Benny Lard
Yale to open new Y club house for multiple sports
After the rugby season ends, Yale plans use of the new New Haven Y club house by indoor track basketball wrestling hockey swimming baseball and crew candidates. The Quebec Rugby Football union will be revived postwar. Jim Thorpe's pro team to play at the Polo Grounds in New York on November 9. Denny Boynton, former Williams star, will captain this year after naval aviation service. Montreal mulls a 10 club professional soccer league next year.
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New Haven
Jim Thorpe
Polo Grounds
New York City
Denny Boynton
Williams College
Naval Aviation Service
Locals End Season With Even Break
Seattle tied the Sacramento crew in the season finale winning 7 to 2 in the opener while the visitors took the last game 3 to 1. Kid Gleason remains pictured with his cap cocked at a jaunty angle.
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Sacramento Crew
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Layoff Won't Cut Any Figure in Big Series Says Evers
Johnny Evers predicts the White Sox will not benefit from the rain break. He doubts rest will alter the outcome as Cincinnati Reds ace Hod Eller and Moran’s pitchers are fresh and strong. Evers expects Eller to start and sees a Reds win despite potential Sox rallies.
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United Preas
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Moran
Lefty Williams
Reds
Hod Eller
Cincinnati
Speed
Sox
Reuther
Pat
Eller
Williams
Final amateur game ends amid brawl at Liberty Park stands
A South Park vs Todd exhibition devolved into a bench clearing melee as fans sparred in the stands. Pitcher Cannon Ball Thomson struggled, three others contributed, and Kelehner hit the lone homer off Dailey as the muddy field hampered play.
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Liberty Park
Marquis of
Queensbury
Thomson
Heath Park
W. K. Raxzberry
Kelehner
Dailey
Western Clubs Lead East In Final Interleague Play
In the last interleague clashes through September 12 the West outpaced the East in both major leagues. The American League West went 25 23 while the East slipped. in the National League the West recorded 32 20 at home as they swept East foes, with Cleveland Indians dominating the circuit by taking most series and besting the Yankees in a key game. The White Sox finished strong but not enough to threaten, while the Cubs posted the best NL mark in interleague play with nine wins against four losses over visiting teams.
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Fasterners
Cleveland Indiana
New York Yankees
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Athletics
Washington
Boston
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Browns
Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnati
Giants
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Urban Faber Emerges as Dark Horse Hurling Threat
Fans question if Urban Faber, star of the 1917 title games, will anchor the pitching rotation in the series. With only three reliable hurlers, Gleason may call on Faber as the lineup strains. Faber won three of four starts against the Giants despite a season plagued by arm trouble. Belgium resumes trotting racing.
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Gleason
Urban
Faber
Giants
Grid Game Will Come Back Strong
Ban Francisco dispatch notes post war comebacks on the Pacific coast football scene. Veterans return alongside younger players as Stanford resumes play after a decade, PSC expands, and coast teams schedule games with Oregon, Washington, Utah, and Montana among others. Notre Dame may visit for Catholic college supremacy.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Whitman College
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Idaho
Washington State
Nevada
Arizona
St. Mary's College
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Pasadena
University of Oregon
Pennsylvania
Mare Island Marines
Trip Lie and Football Romance in Ohio Dialect
A fragmented dialogue toys with innuendo about alibis for choosing teams and sports careers. References touch on Eddie Collins and Babe Ruth, with remarks on farm winters and summer play, Ohio towns and football romance, and the endurance of athletes like Ruth amid changes.
Vernon Wins Coast Flag on Last Day
Vernon clinched the Coast league pennant on the final day of play in a dramatic doubleheader in Los Angeles. In the opener Vernon defeated Los Angeles 6 to 2 as Edington backed a key run by fielding and tagging Ellis at third on a close play. In the nightcap Vernon held the Angels to a 6 to 3 win as their defense and timely hitting sealed the pennant.
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Ellis
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Toington
Niehoff
Edington
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Portiana
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Eeerwwenee
Unclear sports talk on baseball and football topics
The fragment mentions Cobb batting over 306 and Ban Johnson allowing Mays to continue with the Yankees. It asks about football equipment costs rising and hints at a switch to the National League to see how it plays out next summer, noting nine games and a switch to Chi.
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