Moran's Men Gain On The League Leaders
Moran's men tie up doubleheader with a 7 to 5 win and a 4 to 0 victory as Alexander ties and then breaks the major league shutout record. Philadelphia's Touey delivers in three innings of relief. Cravath and Bancroft lead Cincinnati and Philadelphia with key hits in a game full of misplays and late scoring.
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Unclear historic battery lineups and scores across several cities
Fragmented OCR lists batters and batteries for games in Toledo Indianapolis Milwaukee St Paul Louisville Kansas City and others. Notes mention darkness halting play and multiple player pairings such as Dawson Schansley Griner Clemons Moran and Stumpf. Local names appear with uncertain spellings and places.
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Boston Clinches American League Pennant
Detroit chased momentum as Chicago and Philadelphia contested the pennant race. Boston solidified its lead with decisive wins, while Detroit and Chicago faced critical tests against remaining schedules in a tense league finish.
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Democratic convention to name candidate for Fourth district
The Democratic committee met to name a candidate to succeed Hunter H. Mons from the Fourth congressional district. Ottohar GT. A. Null of Himington is the designated candidate for the long term, with nomination likely for the short term.
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Braves Win First Game From Pirates
Boston reporter notes a 14 4 win in a doubleheader opener as Heaton defeats Pittsburgh. Pitcher Rudolph, the history maker, allows seven balls as Whitehouse bats faulty. Poor court conditions mar the lineup and the game notes end with unclear details about the second game.
YANKEES BEAT WHITE SOX IN GLOOMY PITCHING AFFAIR
Chicago September 22 New York Yankees defeated Chicago White Sox 7 to 2 behind timely hitting. Power hits by Rusie and others sparked the rally as Shawkey worked six innings for the win. Cubs? N/A
Drowns Out Hit The Athletics And St Louis Win
St Louis defeated Philadelphia four to two in seven innings as Hartley and Lavan moved on bases, a wild throw by Groom allowing Hartley to score and Lavan to reach third. Maley and Schang contributed in the Philadelphia effort but could not overcome St Louis. Philadelphia pitchers Buttcher Johnson and Haley held the line, while Groom and Hubley defended for the Phillies. In a separate note, the University of Pennsylvania football team lost to an opponent by three to zero after a day of practice in Philadelphia.
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Lavan Tops League As Fast Shortstop
Johnny Lavan of the St Louis Browns stands as the league's fastest shortstop this season. The Browns, known for sharp double plays, rely on his speed to sharpen their infield and turn idle plays into outs.
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Harvard Sprints Past Colby 10 0 In Season Opener
Harvard defeated Colby 10 to 0 in the opening football game of the season. Carey returned a kickoff for Harvard and a second period touchdown followed a Horton run. Robinson added a field goal from the 35 yard line, and Taylor kicked the extra point after Carey’s score.
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Football scores from the day
The meager results list several college games with mixed outcomes. Harvard beat Colby 10 to 0 while Penn State posted a 27 to 0 victory. Bucknell defeated Bloomsburg 22 to 0. West Virginia Wesleyan triumphed 28 to 0 over Cats Bikins. Dartmouth fell 3 to 6 to Cinpleson, and Rhode Island recorded 9 to 0 over Port Adams.
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Wesleyan Opens Season With 28–0 Victory Over Davis and Elkins
Wesleyan defeats Davis and Elkins 28 to 0 in the season opener. Strong backfield play leads the attack with notable performances by Rows at halfback and Beck at fullback. Davis Mikemna whips up defense early, but Wesleyan’s line and tactical passing set the tone, finishing with consistent gains and a final offensive push in the fourth quarter.
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Grand Circuit Racing Ends as Judge Ormonde Wins Pace
A rugged racing card at the Grand Circuit concluded this afternoon with Judge Ormonde winning the 200 pace. Fred Russell surged to second while Barlight faded late. The event marked a busy day in racing as horses and owners, including Valentino and McMahon, shared the spotlight on a program mixing regional excitement with a few standout performances.
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Wash-Jeff Trims Bethany 37 to 6 in doubleheader
New York, Sept. 28 by sweeping two games from St Louis, the New York Nationals extended their nine month streak to tie a modern record with twenty straight victories. In the first game Amos and Gonzales hurled well for the Giants as St Louis managed a late surge. the contest ended after seven innings due to rain. In the second game Benton blanked the visitors as New York won 16 to 0. heavy rain shortened the game at seven innings. Batteries Ames and Gonzales. Benton and Rariden.
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Washington and Jefferson beat Bethany in season opener
Washington and Jefferson defeated Bethany College of West Virginia 37 to 4 in a rough first football game of the season. The Washington and Jefferson offense scored six touchdowns and kicked one goal in four quarters. Bethany managed a lone score late after turnovers and interceptions shaping the game.
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Dartmouth Opens Football Season With Easy Home Win
In Hanover on September 23 Dartmouth opened the season with a decisive 35 to 0 victory over New Hampshire. Captain Gorrill returned a punt 30 yards for a TD, and a late rally of passing and runs added four more touchdowns. The score by periods shows Dartmouth dominating at home.
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Additional Sports Pages 2 and 7 This Section
The item notes the presence of sports content on pages 2 and 7 of the edition. It highlights the availability of additional sports coverage and sections within the newspaper, guiding readers to the specified pages for scores, standings, and game reports.
Wallback Substitutions and Scoring Notes Report
Report lists substitutions and event notes for a game or match. Players Wanleyan-dincra Fisher Curtin Blake Jacobs Henryetta Henryetta Techappats Wi ber Jacobs Tiahar Harris Rob Shumaker Grimm Winkler Touchtows Book 2 Ross Morrison and a 2 point score sequence attributed to Harris plus a 12 minute period with Carter and Mead recorded as part of the scoring progress.
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Tigers Lose Game to the Senators in Detroit
Detroit faced Washington in a rough contest as Senators beat the Tigers with late scoring. key players include Jones and Hallnian contributing tallies while Washington offense surged in the middle and final innings.
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