Penn Triumphs over West Virginia 3 0 in opener
Pennsylvan ia defeats West Virginia 3 to 0 after a late field goal by Graves Willums. The game featured a strong Pennyslvania defense and multiple near misses by West Virginia in a tense first football meeting this season.
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Moderay Ness Pinlavelphia
Graves Willums
Pennsylvania
West Virginia University
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Quakers
West Virginia
Hutchinson
Goat Inn
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Lhalod Ube
Ward Uno
West Viredala
Lewuya
Penneylya
Weal
Virginia
Lighart
Hiltehiasion
Local grid battle ends in hard hitting loss for St Louis
In a loosely played contest Detroit defeated St Louis 7 to 0 as Boland Baker McCabe Koob and Hamilton starred for Detroit while Fletcher and Hartley battled for St Louis in a tough season opener. Wheeling high school opened with a 6 to 0 win over Moundaville in a crowded stands gallery.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Wheeling
Wheeling High School
Moundaville High School
Hotora
Brillant Soelty Gallery
Boston Ends Giants Winning Streak In Doubleheader D
New York loses 4–0 as Rube Benton falters in game one of a twin bill. Boston breaks Giants 26 game winning streak with strong relief and timely hitting. In game two Boston again tops New York 3–2 behind solid pitching and decisive early offense.
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Giants
New York
Rube Benton
Botson
Althuiel
Benke
Tuadi
Tosa
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Pune
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Tutt
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Rudolph
Gowdy
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Ann
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Merenik
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Amd
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Wilthy Toston
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Maskerteer
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Byrne
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Culshaw
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Alexwnder
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Whitted
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Sacridon Hite
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Hite
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Ty Paddapaugh
Mtullen
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Haaudrie
Gideon
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Boxton
Honper
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Walker
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Lewin
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Scott
Carrigan
Leonard
Thomas
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Benton
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Scott Tn
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Handsix
Bason
Magee
Hooper
Scote
Janvrin
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Peckinnpaugh
Naps Lose Two Games on Champ Org Cleveland Series
The Cleveland team clinched two losses for Chicago as Ohlange and Chevelunil led scoring with late drives. Fulech stood out, while Wambskana and Highbrows contributed error-prone plays. Chicago hitters Colilun Jackson and Felsch produced steals, but the Cubs fell in both contests.
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Chevelunil
Felsoh
Quar Dales
Fulech
Tye Lune
Algo Gabled
Uint
Cleveland
Alno Ware
Chiedgo
Beng
Trinis
Colilun
Jackson
Felsch
Soren
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Beebe
Gould
DeLorry
Russell
Lapp
Rae
Chicago
Ava
Williams
Clooke
Lynn
Boenline
Gowld
Coumbe
Smith
O'Ney
Delores
Johnny Aitken Breaks Astor Cup Speed Record at Sheepshead Bay
Johnny Aitken of Indianapolis won the Astor Cup at Sheepshead Bay in 2:22:04 for 260 miles, setting a new world record at 104.2 mph. Finishing second was Rickenbacker. the field also included Mulford, Klein, Lecain, and Devigne. Aitken’s victory also moves him atop the AAA championship standings with a $10,000 prize.
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Johnny Aitken
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Sheepshead Bay Speedway
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Rickenbacker
Wall
Altken
American Automobile Association
Cincinnati Speedway
Labor Day
Yalt
Mulford
Milton
Klein
Lecain
Devigne
Areta V Wins Columbus Grand Ghewlt Pace Victory
Areta V upset Queen Hal in the 2:11 pace at Columbus with a bold rush finishing ahead by a neck in the third heat after leading early. Mabel Trask captured the $5,000 Tucker trotting stake. Beth Clark and Tadno Almeulty won the 3:09 pace in straight heats.
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Columbus
Arete Vin
Queen Fal
Areta
Mabel Trask
Tuckers
Beth Clark
Tadno
Almeulty
Ohio Boys Hold Wesleyan in First Quarter in Loss
Ohio Boys led Wesleyan in the opening minutes but faded afterward as Wesleyan rallied. The game featured notable runs and multiple touchdowns, with key players from both sides contributing, though the defense tightened in the later periods and the final score reflected the visitors’ advantage.
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Ohio
Wesleyan
Red Sox Win Narrowly Over Yankees Amid Cubs Victory
Chicago reports a split of results with the Cubs defeating St Louis 19 to 4 behind a debut by CharIes Dew and Chicago’s strong pitching. The Red Sox edged the Yankees in a separate game as pitching and timely hitting carried the day. In Huntington, Huntington High opened its football season with a 24 to 0 win over Crore Aukland Ky High School.
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Dick Hoblitzel
Red Sox
Cineininth
Laat
Hobey Hind
Chicago
Charies Dew
St. Laury
Akon
Huginn
Liawin
Htintington
Dutch Leonard and Cullop Shine in Nine Innings Pitchers Duel
In Boston and New York a classic pitchers duel unfolded as Dutch Leonard and Jose Callop matched zeroes for nine innings. Leonard allowed four hits, with solid defense backing him, while Cullop scattered seven hits over a complete 10 innings, each team scoring on scattered errors. Umpires Evans and O Loughlin presided.
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Leonard
Pertwetton
Bown
New York
Basin
Cullop
Rita
Trayle Over Bridgeport In Tenth Inning Victory
Trayle defeats Bridgeport 11 to 8 in a long Saturday game at Bridgeport. Walters and Patral delivered the decisive runs in the twelfth inning. Matheny starred with four hits in six at bats and Smith made a running catch that highlighted the contest.
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Hila
Walters
Patral
Matheny
Smith
Telegram Square World Series Play by Play This Year
Detailed report plan for every World Series game to be posted live from the park on Telegram Square. Daily start times, early preliminary updates, and a complete in‑paper story in the 6 o’clock Telegram edition the same day. Direct telegraph feed aims to beat previous Associated Press delays.
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Baxeball
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Pittstars
Associated Prose
Electric Board Improves Palace Theater for New Show
Manager Ghorge Murray of the Palace theater contracts with Corbin Jobsman and Teak to install an improvised wireless board. Hal Corbin and Wils Johnson have spent six months devising improvements now fitted to aid the public in operating the show. The board will be on display at the theater front several days before the series line, allowing everyone to become acclimated with its operation.
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Kowan
Ranbantadieg
Ghorge Murray
Palace Theater
Han
Messrs
Unclear college football notes with scattered team hints
Fragmented OCR listing mentions multiple colleges such as Washington, Oak ton, Random College, Sinton, and Union. It references games, locations like Albany and Schenectady, and various players or figures in a jumbled jigsaw of scorers and teams without coherent results or dates.
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Washington
Carhotte University
Capeeli
Fey
Iarliton
Oakton
Easenited
Auhigneick
Sie
Random College
Aifentown
Enteabure de Joye
Ae Sinton
Parbatayekle
Hom
Recilan
Syractes Universae
Ail
Achenectady
Union
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