Oberlin Defeats Baldwin Wallace In Openers On Muddy Field
Oberlin, outweighed but steady, beat Baldwin Wallace 7-0 in the opening game at Dill Field. Ted Hansbury wowed with a 45 yard run set up Jamieson’s touchdown. Don Burr added the extra point. Oberlin’s line held strong in the final minutes to preserve the win.
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Yankees Beat Browns Twice As Reds Top Cardinals
The Yankees won two games against the Browns 6 to 1 and 2 to 0, while the Reds defeated the Cardinals 2 to 1 in a pennant chase update. The first game lasted 1 hour 12 minutes and the nightcap 65 minutes.
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22 060 See Grid Contest In Cleveland
Cleveland reporters note the new American professional league opening with 2,000 fans witnessing the event. Doc Elliot, Panther halfback, starred on defense and contributed two drop-kicked runs while the Wheaton ice-man was contained. Elliot’s longest run was 20 yards on a punt return.
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Big Ten Opens Season With Week of Practice
Big Ten teams begin a week of intensive drills ahead of Saturday games. Michigan hosts Oklahoma A and M in Ann Arbor while Minnesota faces North Dakota at Minneapolis and Purdue meets Navy in the East. Illinois, Northwestern, Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana and Chicago also schedule early season tests as coaches watch for early signs of form and strength.
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Akron North Defeats Lorain In Narrow Grid Clash
Lorain lost to Akron North in a hard fought game as North’s quick backfield repeatedly breached Lorain’s defense. Lorain struggled to move the ball, surrendering multiple first downs and conceding a decisive score.
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Manush Wins 1926 American League batting crown
Detroits slugging outfielder Tieinie Manush earns the AL batting title after finishing the season with a high average, six hits in the final game giving him an eight point lead over Babe Ruth. Other league notes include Burgos Tlargrave’s claimed honors and team results from Cleveland Detroit and the Giants.
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Indians Slip to One-Game Lead After Philadelphia Series
Cleveland falls further as they lose two on Sunday and trail Philadelphia by one game with a looming three-game set. Only Ruekere pitched well for Cleveland while Poole and Poore contributed limited hits. Notable plays include Sac Vitter and Spence, with Ebmke, Vadlin, Shauts, and Mudlin costing runs.
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Baseball fans write views on local team lineup and players
The letter to the editor discusses the Medes Peed area team and mentions the Wilders and Teague experts. It includes references to Philadelphia players and a game summary with Packeye and Buckeye names, noting pitching, hits, and fielding actions.
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Kearns Predicts Jack 15 Through New York Fight
The article records Frank Kearns guessing Jack Dempsey as the likely opponent winner in New York talk. It notes Dempsey’s stance and comments on a possible rematch scenario. Also mentions Tunney and Brock, with speculation on future bouts and outcomes in the boxing scene.
Sporting Events Today Across Major Tracks and Venues
A scrambled schedule lists racing meetings at Aqueduct Havre de Grace and Louisville with a Kentucky and Grand Circuit trotting opening in Lexington. The women’s national golf championship begins in Philadelphia and an annual show appears in Tennessee, with various clubs and associations referenced.
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Yesterday's Results From Baseball Standings Brief
American League games showed Philadelphia and Cleveland high scorers with a 20 to 7 result over Chicago and a 4 to 1 for Washington. National League Cincinnati won 2 to 1 against St. Louis while New York fell 6 to 2 to Philadelphia and Brooklyn lost 6 to 2 to Chicago. American Association saw Kansas City 18 to 14 over Columbus Paul and Louisville winning 1 to 0 while Indianapolis 2 to 4 and Minneapolis Toledo 6 to 6 produced draws. Philadelphia heads into today’s games with Cleveland and hostilities listed as Philadelphia at Hosten.
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West Side Eleven Loses Fast Game
Unsteady play and injuries hampered the West Side eleven in a fast defeat at Lorain. The opposing team struck first with a long scoring drive and added a second touchdown in the third period. West Side’s Portman Middock and Barker led efforts on offense. Gates Turpnel Niamey stood out for the opponent. Players are urged to attend nightly practice as the team reorganizes.
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Elyria vs Akron Gridders End In 14 0 Defeat
Elyria led by Ross and Ness held Akron to a scoreless game until the final whistle as Bellevue next week looms. Coach Saltler praised the effort while making many substitutions to iron out flaws for the upcoming matchup.
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Walker to Meet Callahan in 16 Round Fight
Chicago reports Micky Walker opens training today for a 16 round bout at Cab Park Thursday night. Shuffle Callahan of Chicago may meet Pinkey, former junior welterweight champion, in a show following the Callahan match. Mitchell targets the junior welter ranks and pursues a campaign to meet Pete Latzo for the crown.
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World Series Open in New York as Cards and Yankees Arrive
New York awaits both world series contenders the Cardinals and Yankees with final training planned at Yankee Stadium on Saturday. Fans rush for tickets as a capacity crowd of about 65,000 is expected to view the inaugural series in the city.
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