Baseball scores highlight early 20th century slate with multiple wins
Bent Greinfeld powered Boston to a 4-0 win over Brooklyn with three homers. Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 5-1 after rapid first and third inning runs. Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati 7-2 to stay five games up in the NL. Detroit over St. Louis 5-4 as Melillo errors haunted the Browns. St Louis outscored Detroit 12-7 with Plankenship’s pitching. Yankees beat Washington 6-2 on early runs. Giants split a doubleheader with Philadelphia 4-1 before rain halted the second game.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Sherde
Curdimps
Chivara Cubs
Vronz
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Melillo
New York Yankees
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Philadelphia
New York Giants
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St. Louis
York
Inpede Lee
Chicago
Clevelant
Knights of St John Lose to Avon in Thrilling Contest
Richwines blame umpire after a ninth inning rally by Medina secures a 2 to 1 victory over Knights of St John. McMahon and Arndt sparked Medina with timely hits as Schroeder’s strong defense and fielding kept Avon in check. Umpiring calls and late baserunning shaped the outcome in a tense ballgame.
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Richwines
Houcks
Higrja
Scheffer
Pea
Oran
Nichols
Srhrroeder
Frith
Broeder McMahon
Harye
McMahon
Schaeffer
Verkins
Mr. Fration
Smith
Arndt
Neuman
Shamach
Hastings Dt O Schroeder
Franks
Medina
Inc- Is
Kambach
Smith White Felber
Schroeder
Knights OF ST. John
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Kimiehty
St. John of
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Avon Knights
Syria
Cooly
City Team Turns Tables on Knits in Cleveland
The City team defeated the Knits 5 to 1 in Cleveland after trailed early. Ray pitched superbly allowing three hits and no walks, with strong support from Forbush and Wohlever. Key hits came from Nickolette, Draegert, and Chapman as the City bats rallied to take the lead and seal the win.
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Clyrla City
Avorate Knits
Cleveland
Straegert
Ray
Clevelanders
Khovyach
Forbush
Mning Wohiever
Tommy Nickoulette
Wnits
del Young
Lou Polke
Speed Boys
Cede
Schineider
Sykes
Woblever
Tommy Nickolette
Goebel
Kaits
Joe Kenosh
Fleck
Rush
Polke
Tommy Michelette
Reynolds
Wook
Felck
Bue Polke
Nickolette
Schmeichel
Young
Ling
Chapman
Jordan
Kovacic
Kenosk
Draegert
City Jam
Porbush
Tulk
Tave
Cook
Louie Nickefette
Wohlever
Litco
Cookab
Draegerr
Forseh
Elggin
Woodmen Top Fairview Nine In Fast Fielding Tilt
The Woodmen defeated Fairview 9 to 4 at Richwine Field. Woodmen hitters sparked by FP Smith with three hits and Stewart and Seri yvens with two each led the attack, while Koenig connected for five Fairview hits. Woodmen seek games with Class A or B teams.
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Woodmen
Fairview
Richwine
FP. Smith
Stewart
Seri‘'yvens
Koenig
Fairviews
Tigers Outfielder Peitman Faces Days Rest After Eye Injury
Detroit reports outfielder Harry Peitman may miss several days after a batted ball struck his eye during practice ahead of a Sunday game. The injury threatens his participation in upcoming Detroit Tigers activities.
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Detroit
Harry Peitman
Detroit Tigers
Eagles Edge Wilders 5 4 In Ninth Inning Victory
The Eagles defeated the Wilder Cigars 5 to 4 in a close game. Kaiser scored the winning run in the ninth after a Hankinson error and Markin’s hit. Shrup pitched effectively for the Birdmen with fourteen strikeouts, while Telainik took mound duty for the Cigars. Next Sunday the Eagles travel to Medina to face the Percoping league.
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Mackin
Kaiser
Eagles
Ointte
Birdmen
Ead
Eaviles
Firepatrick
Tekanik
Jacobs Aksid
Wilders Canine Tizht Bac Mackin
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Ucha
J. Telatnek
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Strinka
Bikdmen
Shrimp
Jeff
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Malik
M. Telatnik
Sirinka
Mike
T. Flantinson
Smith
Ows
Markin
F. Malik
F. Hankinson
M. Telatmick
Traxler
Wrder
Bill Rosa Woul
Rose
Telainik
Lorain Market Ave
Shrup
Medina
Indians Lose to White Sox in Cleveland Pitchers Duel
Ted Blankenship outpitched Joe Shaute as Chicago defeated Cleveland 7 to 3. Shaute faltered in the sixth allowing three runs while Blankenship kept the Indians mostly at bay. The loss drops Cleveland's record in a game that followed a Sunday swing at Chicago.
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Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
Ted Blankenship
Joe Shaute
Athletics
Chicago
AL HI Marzier
Kamm
Neis
Sheeley
Peck
Blenkensaip
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W. Co. A. P. Jamieson
A Fonseca
G &F
Sunrimarf
Frey Bras
J. Sewell
Sewell
Eichrodt
Lutzke
Shaute
Grant
Brown
Myate
Hodapp
Chiergo
Neil
Sumamia
Berg
Ward
Sheely
Fonseca
Burns
Blankenship
Om Grant
Blankenishin
Shante
Giant
Nallin
Dineen
La Grange Nine Defeats West Side In Tight Ball Game
La Grange defeats West Side 7 to 6 as West Side offense nets six runs via timely hits by Carl Sagert. Hoffman earns win with eleven strikeouts while Wilbert goes eight innings in a brisk Lakeside contest. West Side infield miscues aid La Grange first four runs, then the lead shifts as Wilbert allows tying and winning runs in the eighth.
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Bill Wilbert
la Grange
Bill Rose
Ray Draegert
Bill
West Side
Frankie
West Siders
Carl Sagert
Hoffman
Wilbert
H.W. Pola
Key Fitzpatrick
Olea
Jacobs
Alba Grange
Diliooooi
Fritz
Sagert
Walser
Ryan
Fortpanier
Lman
W. Wilbert
A. Hopkins
Mackin
Wrage
la Granga
Skryp
Spien
Wy Wilbert
Osher
Law
Pspien
Latest alibi of the flattened fighter challenges landing choice
The account claims the flattened fighter did not choose the landing point, presenting a new defense regarding the final act. No additional details on location or consequences are provided in the fragment.
Untitled sports note with scarce readable details
A brief, fragmented box score style item notes two outs during a winning inning. It mentions three base hits by Pinynatrick and Gehan, and a sequence involving Fritz Siinka and a stolen base. Details on pitchers Skryn Telatnik and Skryp are partial and unclear.
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Pinynatrick
Gehan
Fritz
Siinka
Hrimp
Rimp
Skryn Telatnik
Telatnik
Skryp
Tilk
Kraiges
Davios
Tide Driven Water-Mill of Woodbridge Aims Unique Claim
The Woodbridge community in Suffolk claims a nine mile inland water mill draws all power from tides. A mill on the River Deben site has turned for centuries, with a history dating back about 740 years when a yearly rent was a pound of cummin. The tide pattern governs the wheel's motion, resting only at peak flood.
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Woodbridge
Suffolk
Xneland
Deben
Racing Monthly of Saratoga Opens Meeting
Racing events announce the Monthly of Saratoga association at Saratoga with trotting and North Rendall. Other sports include Union Writers International tournament in Cincinnati and Western Golf Association championships in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Saratoga Association
Saratoga
Grand Caireau
North Rendall
Union Wrinters International
Cincinnati
Lake Cowan
Wis
Chicago
Are XN
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Toronto
New York
Yeetelah
Inland Lakes
Ase Oeratron Regatty
Neenah
Cleveland Spartas defeat Elyria Eagles 2 to 1
The Elyria Eagles lost 2 1 at Gaifield Park to the Spartas of Cleveland. Kish scored for Elyria at thirty minutes, with Spartas replying in the second half. Roberts Dodsley and Mel drum named for A B C league selection.
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Elyria Eagles
Spartas
Cleveland
Gaifield Park
Kish
Roberts, Dodsley
Meldrum
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Shamrocks
Dempsey Heads for Chicago Training Camp
Jack Dempsey travels by train toward Chicago to begin training for the September 22 world heavyweight title bout with Gene Tunney. He predicts a six round finish and is greeted by hundreds of admirers as Estelle Taylor and others accompany him. The party includes Floyd Fitzsimmons and a nurse squad. Miss Taylor is noted as improving after illness.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Jerry Ya Greek
Davis Cup Team Set for Forest Hills Workouts
United States tennis selectors will announce the team Thursday after matches at Forest Hills as Tidan likely leads the American squad with Williams and Hunter contending for spots. The Davis Cup squad will train Friday and Saturday in New York, while Helen Wills seeks the U S women's singles title at Forest Hills next week.
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Georad Lotti, Jr
Chicago
Meadow Club
Southampton
America
United States
Forest Hills
Tidan
Little Johnston
Fia
Georges Lett
Lewis N. White
John Doeg
Francis T Hunter
John Hesneasy
Dick Williams
Tilden
Williams
Hunter
S ‘Rani
Helen Wills
Sgpek
Bessur Teanis
New York
William T. Tilden
Germantown
Americans Retain Davis Cup Challenge at Forest Hills
The United States defended the Davis Cup by defeating Britain to keep the trophy at Forest Hills. Helen Wills and teammates were favored to beat Britain. meanwhile France prepared to challenge in Germantown with stars Rene La Coste and Henri Cochet aiming to reclaim the cup.
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Rene la Coste
Jacques Brugnou
Henri Cochet
Jean Boraiva
Foss
State Briefs Martins Ferry First Adult Paralyzed In Outbreak
MARTINS FERRY Brant Herr is the first adult to be seized with infantile paralysis during the current outbreak in the city. CINCINNATI Death of Thom terworth 65 former U S customs official and a Democratic figure in the city. PIQUA Miss iam Stove 19 of Darton serious after a cousin discharged a gun causing a bullet to lodge at her skull base near Covington Ohio. GREENVILLE John Simmnsn 38 county farm laborer bound over on charges after confession to a robbery near the Refman or road, tied to a 10 000 loss. Try an Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page.
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Martins Ferry
Brant Herr
Iam Stove
Darton
Covington, O
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Darrel Helmen
Greenville
John Simmnsoi
Drike-cn. Srand
D. Folowine
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