Big Ten Teams Open Football Practice This Season
Sept 15 marks the start of Big Ten football practices as teams like Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois begin to ramp up. Coaches note strong veteran cores at Minnesota and Michigan while Wisconsin aims to rebuild after major graduations. Northwestern is seen as a dark horse with Purdue Iowa Indiana Ohio State Chicago all facing uncertain prospects as real drills begin and focus on punting and blocking.
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Tanner
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Connor
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Harry Kirke
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Leading Hitters in the American League and Past Leaders
A garbled list shows top American League hitters by games played at bats runs and hits with players such as Bimb ons Fonseca For Manush Combs O Dowll Herman Terry Hornsby Traynor Waner noted alongside past leaders from one and two years ago. The data mix includes team affiliations and percentages with several OCR errors.
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World Series Echoes of 1910 A S Cubs Clash
Wartime era parallels surface as the Chicago Cubs meet the Philadelphia Athletics in a World Series likely to evoke the 1910 matchup. The piece notes Jack Coombs' 1910 three wins and the Cubs’ pitching struggles, alongside Eddie Collins’ strong batting for the A’s and Joe McCarthy’s Cub leadership, drawing parallels to the 1925 season.
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Boxing Association holds national convention in Chicago
The annual Boxing Association convention opened in Chicago with delegates from across the country. They planned to discuss new procedures for the coming year and expand membership, which currently covers 31 states. The key topic was the upcoming presidential election.
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Bittners Rally Spoils Gold Bonds In Close Win
SRAFTON Sept 15 Grafton Bitters defeated Cleveland Gold Bonds 9 to 7 after a late rally in the eighth inning. Mies Spirer allowed scattered hits while teammates played strong defense. Sober and Kubuske led with two doubles each and multiple runs scored. Next Sunday the teams meet again in Grafton.
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Ruiners Baseball Game Summary Spurs Errors and Hits
Two base hits by Sobey and multiple players including Kubu shi Clark and Kirkie produced runs. Sobey Poling Toshi and Pratt contributed with sacrifices. Spicer struck out three as Bitterr and Gold Hand left four and six runners on base respectively. Umpires were Fisher at plate and Kelsey on bases. game lasted about two hours.
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Tleske
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Bitterr
Spicer
Harnett
Skrpy Is Victor In Hurlers Duel
In a pitching duel at the Far Grounds Akron’s J Costello and Elyria’s Mike Sarva pitched through seven hitless innings before Elyria finally pushed ahead to win. Skryp and Costello held the match tight with Akron’s lone run coming on a seventh inning walk then two passed balls and a fielder’s choice. The decisive run scored in the fifth as Tulk drew a walk, stole second, and scored on Nickeleite’s single, the only run of the game.
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Baseball Leaders and a Rookie Upset Stuns New York
American League leaders Ruth and Gehrig power the Yankees while Foxx and Simmons pace Oakland. National leaders Klemm Ott and Hornsby head Cubs and Phillies. Bill Walker of the Giants shut out the Cardinals 4 0, then rookie Jim Lindsey defeated the Yankees 6 4 in a surprising turn of events.
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How They Stand Close
Standings update from major leagues showing teams such as Philadelphia New York Cleveland and St Louis with records and games behind. Results from yesterday include New York 1-0 and Boston 5-2 while Chicago beat Detroit 16-3 and Washington 2-3. Today's schedule lists rivalries across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn and more with multiple games noted.
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Ohio State Buckeyes open fall practice under new coach Willaman
Columbus Ohio September 15 Eighty candidates for coveted positions on Ohio State University's Varsity Football Squad began practice under Head Coach Sam Willaman. Thirteen days of workouts precede class opening October 1 as the Scarlet and Gray aim for the Big Ten title. Most veterans have graduated. Dr J W Wilce is not on the field for the first time in over two decades as the team adapts to a largely new coaching staff and strategy. Willaman remains confident the Bucks will be ranked near the top at season end.
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Athletics Clinch American League Pennant
Philadelphia Athletics have clinched the American league pennant as of September 16. If the Mackmen lose remaining games and the New York Yankees win theirs, Philadelphia will hold the flag. In boxing, Victorio Campolo's heavyweight bout with Phil Scott is delayed again awaiting state athletic commission approval for a potential September 23 date.
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Sid Terris Lightweight Champion of Gotham Emerges
Sid Terris, born in New York City in 1902, rises as a top lightweight after a 50 win amateur run and a 1922 pro debut. He defeats and contends with notable names like Johnny Dundee, Pat Moran, Jimmy Goodrich, Jack Bernstein, and Billy Wallace, becoming a prominent figure of his era. PMID
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Terris
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Mel Coogas
Babe Herman
Ruby Goldstein
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Ohio Conference Football Teams Start Fall Drills
Cleveland Ohio September 16 17 Ohio Conference squads began fall drills with many planning games this month. The practice date shift caused by a Sunday start delayed sessions by 24 hours. Most teams except Capital and Hiram expect to play soon, with Ohio Northern set for a non conference clash.
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Cubs Eyes On 10th Pennant Clinching Today
Chicago Cubs chase the National League pennant with a possible clinch today via a win over the Brooklyn Robins or a Pittsburgh defeat of Philadelphia in a doubleheader. A week after 1927, the city buzzes as 50,000 ticket requests pour in for opening game set for Oct. 8.
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Sports Schedule Lacks Clear Event Details
No games scheduled today. Standings show Baltimore 7-5 Jersey City 4-3 Rochester 5-0 Buffalo 2-6 Toronto 6-1 Montreal 1-3 Newark 4-0 Reading 1-9. Upcoming games include Toronto at Montereal Buffalo at Rochester Jersey City at Reading and Baltimore at Newark.
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