Oakland Looming Strong in Race for Pennant
In a tight week of Pacific Coast baseball Oakland edged Seattle 10 to 9 to move five of eight in the series and tighten the pennant battle. Los Angeles opens Wednesday as Seattle shows early momentum, while Portland and Oakland chase with wins in two tough series.
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Sacramento
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Baseball Year in Review From the Big Series
Roy Grove Nother recounts the World Series with notes on a Cleveland second baseman unassisted triple play and fan speculation about a hero and a goat. He also tells of Rube's pitching debut for Des Moines against St. Joe, six errors by Ike Grady in a Chicago game, and a chaotic sequence of fielding miscues that shaped the rivalry.
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Nationals
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al- Cal
Roy Grove
Wambaganas
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Brooklyn
OTR
Semet Bilanto
Joe Quinn
Des Moines
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Ike Grady
Giants
Chicago
Grady
Mike
Bagshaw Shapes Washington Football Team For Whitman Clash
University of Washington coach Enoch Bagshaw drives a tight, fast training camp with a structured routine. Veteran Ervin Dalley joins as backfield coach while Meyer, Mathews, and Datley drill guards tackles ends and backs as the squad nears the Whitman opener. A secret late practice followed an afternoon session with spectators dismissed after the drill.
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University of Washington
Enoch Bagshaw
Bagshaw
Washington Eleven
Whitman
Gil Dobie
Ervin
Crum
Dalley
Washington
University
Dailey
No Captain at East Tech Hopes for New Leader
Fast Tech high school of Cleveland may proceed through the season without a captain as captain-sleet Greenshield will not return to school and a successor is doubtful.
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Fast Tech High School of
Cleveland
Sleet Greenshield
Buff to Meet Herman for Bantam Crown at MSG
Flyweight champion Johnny Buff fights bantamweight titleholder Pete Herman in Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Tex Rickard promotes the bout for the world bantamweight championship in New York.
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Johnny Buff
Pete Herman
Tex Rickard
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Army polo team defeats Philadelphia Country Club in open championship
The Army polo team beat the Philadelphia Country Club team 10 goals to 6 in the opening game of the United States open polo championship played in Philadelphia yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Army Polo
Philadelphia Country Club
United States
Frank Garcia Wins Decision
George Lolis lost a six round decision to Louie Paluso in Memphis last night. Frank Garcia was noted as winning a decision in the report dated September 20.
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Memphis
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Balt Lake
George Lolis
Louie Paluso
Sioux City Row Escapes Arrest After Debate With Police
A tense confrontation ends without arrest as Sioux City police back off when no suitable prisoner is available to detain. Authorities cite insufficient manpower and reach an accommodation with the individual involved.
Coast Champ Boxes Draw New Orleans Bout
Jimmy Darcy of Portland the Pacific Coast middleweight champion boxed a 16 round draw with Frank Carbone of New Orleans in New Orleans last night.
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Denver
Chicago
Jimmy Hanlon
Coin Is Making Races
The article details the booming baseball season with record attendances at parks as World Series excitement builds. It contrasts gate receipts for 1919 White Sox Red Sox with other series, notes high totals at the Polo Grounds and Cleveland Brooklyn showdowns, and recalls 1918 wartime constraints and past champions amid a discussion of player shares and gate money.
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Boldts Cafe Grid Team Prepares For First Practice
A large group of former high school grid players gathered at The Star office to form Boldt’s Cafe eleven. Jim Boldt pledges financial aid as amateur players assemble for first practice Thursday at Lincoln playfield. Vern Kiepper schedules games statewide.
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Star Soccer Leagues Begin Play October 2
The STAR junior and senior soccer leagues delay opening until October 2. Fields and goals will be prepared then. Senior managers meet tonight at 7 p m to discuss an even number of teams. five are entered. Junior schedules will follow after senior lineup. Player registration lists due by September 28.
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Star Tonight
Golf Stars to Compete in Ottawa Championship
Sept 20 Miss Cecil Leitch wartime champion of Britain and France and Miss Alexa Stirling current U S title holder survived the qualifying round in the annual Canadian championship tourney in Ottawa yesterday.
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Cecil Leitch
Great Britain
France
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United States
Seattle Golfers Qualify for U S Amateur Championship
Clarke Speirs Ben Stein and Lee Steil lead Seattle at the United States Amateur Championship in St Louis as 82 players qualify for match play. Speirs faces Robert Gardner of Chicago, Steil meets T D Armour of Scotland, Stein has a bye. Francis Ouimet set a course record with 69 in the 18 hole opening round.
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T. Louis
Tilden Wins Net Finals Shows Class
Philadelphia star William Tilden II defeated Wallace F. Johnston in three straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-1 to claim the American national singles title and secure the world championship ranking for the second consecutive time.
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William Tilden II
Wallace F. Johnston
Tilden
Indians Move Up to First Place as Tigers Beat Yankees
Detroit defeated the Yankees while Cleveland stayed idle but rose to first place. Cleveland posts a .629 percentage to New York’s .627 as Babe Adams slows the Giants and trims their lead to three and a half games in the National League.
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Babe” Adams
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New World's Motorcycle Records Set in Syracuse
Fred Luda low and Harley Davidson established new world records on a dirt road in Syracuse for one five and ten miles. Luda low clocked 44.05 seconds for the mile, 3 50.8 for five miles, and 17 39.8 for ten miles.
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Fred Ludalow
Harley Davidson
Second Chance for Ed in Cascade A C Card
Ed Pinkman seeks redemption tonight at the Pavilion against Johnny Jordan in a featured Cascade A C bout. Main event pits Denny Edwards versus Georgie Adams, with Eddie Moore and Eddie Neil in a special. The show opens at 6 30.
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Plumbing Fix Service Ad By Spellman and Co
An old ad offers plumbing repair by Spellman and Co at 4811 Eighth Ave Main 1962. The storefront emphasizes fair pricing and quick service for repairs.
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