Cobb and Roush Are 1917 Batting Champions of Major Leagues
1917 batting leaders include Tyebb, Neesh and Cobb with .380 average and 224 hits in 155 games. Cobb tops the American League with a .380 average, Tris Speaker second. In the National League, Roush leads with .343, ahead of Roger Hornsby. Pitching and fielding marks feature Cravath, Groh, and Hornsby among leaders in steals, homers, and RBIs.
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Cobb and Roush
Uhlearo
Tyebb
Teroltatar
Eddie Neesh
Hardhitting
Cincinnati
Cobb
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Hoceh
Roger Hormady
St Louis
Reagile
Chapman
Ale Bares
Bobby Roth
New York
Qranle
Detroit
Cobbele
Chieszo
Balers
Speaker
Clarelond
Stier
Bi. Louis
Felsh
Chicago
Methois
Philadelphia
Toston
Harriy
Jackson
Chicapa
W. L. Bi
Cleette
Coveleakle
Boston
Ise
Thun
Basil
Carey of
Fiteburgh
Honnra
Wedoesday
Cravath
Mothertean
Heinie Groh
Deal
Hornaby
Roush
Brat Housh
Ilamsby
Toosh
Hoosh
Noraghs
Louie
Haut
Wheat
Nati
Zimmerman
York
Smith
Weston
Jack Brotth
Atlala
Crufas
Ke Louis
Carey
Pittsbergh
Rainey
ET. Anderson
Alesander
Schupg
Fletcher Has It On Steve Risberg
Fletcher gains advantage over Steve Risberg as the White Sox lineup remains unsettled in recent play. Risberg’s role in the gaps is noted, while others vie for position at third base and infield spots amid roster shuffles and emerging youth.
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Fletcher
Steve Risberg
Bees Triumph Over Beavers In Turbulent Tilt
Portland score details show Bees defeating Beavers with late rallies and fielding miscues as Lefitinsle and James contribute strong pitching and costly errors. Key plays include Byler and Tobia scoring on miscues, with Quinlan stealing third and scoring on Tobin’s grounder as the Bees seize the lead in late innings.
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Portland
Ore
Adolph Fchinkie
Hem
Abel
Lehtinsle
Brea Rrrom
Lefir James
Aingle
Tal
Byler
Rebinkle
Stelia
Tobia
James
Letty
Sheeley
Tobin
Ryan
Quinlan
Hollorber
Nyler
Viane Oita
James Fantnih
Scowe
Schinkle D.tiiseee
Schinkle D.tiiseee Balle
Hinkle J
Tree Dae & Rm
Tyler
Mollicher
Bat
Salim
Febtnils
Tata
Carey
Pian
Fragmentary Mint Row Incident Summary
An incomplete report describes a near miss at the Mint rows. A crowd or guard mistaken moment led to concern as a person’s jaw dropped and a plan halted. A bystander saved a person, though details are unclear.
Mountain Teams Retire as Attendance Falls
The Mountain Neands announce retirement of the 1957 season amid dwindling gate receipts. B H Wells cites poor attendance at Fort Douglas matches and cost pressures on Oyden Packlog club, noting three local brands but stronger rival teams. He praises the squad for effort and local baseball showing despite overall declines.
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B. H. Wells
Oyden
Fort Douglas
Playera
Dora
Ogden Packing Company
Euce
Deflelta
Shope
Washington
Amone
Slall
Tean
Fortythird Infantry
Lewinton
Ogden Regulars Defeated By Alumni In 20 To 0 Scrimmage
In an old time style exhibition the Ogden High School regulars were routed by a veteran alumni squad 20 to 0. Notable alumni such as Tackett Falck Glasmann and Farr tore into the youths, while Fuller left the field early with an injury. The match boosted spirits and showcased the value of training and teamwork for the coming season, despite a large scoring gap due to the age difference.
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Ogden High School
Ogden
Echool
Fuller
Aft Sn
Teach Athleticn
Kane
Mneup
Jack Tackett
Jor Falck
Die Glasmann
Lill Baker
Claude Farr
Alumi
Ymingatore
Uit
la Helil
Azore
Tien Q. I
Algmat Delulisn
Porter Ooey
Lindsay la Hoyle
Reeder Cn
Boi
Moonaroy
Lod Pearson Milter
Walt
Puller Falck
Halt
McVourn
Qlasiwann
Football Season Launches Across Colleges and Cities
The article outlines the kickoff of the football season with matchups across Chicago, Minnesota, and other regions. It notes teams like Northwestern, Chicago, and Illinois colleges preparing for games, with several fixtures set in Bloomington, Urbana, and Urbana.
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Chhesem
Bowger
Motid
Chicapo
Minnsvale
We Ten
Wheeowala
Welch
Weslayan
Cehinitire
Michigan
Case
Ann Athor
Aptlada University
Eddie White Promised Pacific Coast Champ Faces Gilbert
Eddie White of San Francisco fights Tat Gilbert of Salt Lake for the Intermountain title in Ogden Armory on Tuesday October 9. Both weigh 135 pounds and trained in Salt Lake. White praised as a clever mixer with knockout potential, Gilbert confident and ready. Other welterweights Tillie and Danny O Brien also scheduled for action.
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Dulle Garman
Ogden
Armory Mall
Eddie White
San Francisco
Tat Gilbert
Balt Lake
Intermountain Champon
Hoth Wen
White
Iwo
Salt Lake
Oilbert
Young
Lee Morrissey
Idaho Falls
Eddie le
Pat Ix’ Mul
Edwin Thn
al Young Ten Das
Camups
Oxden
Gullie Johnson
Danny O Brien
Intermount Talon
Tillie
Dagny
Danny
Pat Gilbert Champions Intermountain Region
Pat Gilbert leads Intermountain region with a victory as San Francisco 4 defeats Hovilk 3. Key plays include a double play sequence Galloway Casey Mevael Vaughn Meisel and later errors. Pitcher dosns snodgerans cook. Sacrifice My Pick and singles by Erickson contribute to the scoring.
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Horilk
Erickson
Dosns
Snodgerans
Cook
Galloway
Casey
Mevael
Vaughn
Meisel
Stovall
War Baker
Hovilk
Blagle
Bares
Vernon
San Francisco
Time
Orphea—Frary
Phyle
Frank Armstrong to Referee Four Round Amateur Card
Frank Armstrong popular Salt Lake referee will headline a four round amateur curtain raiser. Main event features Frank Armstrong directing action as fans expect a strict square deal. Card aims to boost boxing season with another busy winter lineup and strong ticket sales.
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Ker
Frantk Anostrong
Salt Lake
Franks
Frack
Clitte Glasteana
Fane Tird
Carda
Ansnrs High
Vernon Bears Fall To Tigers In Scrappy San Francisco Tilt
In San Francisco the Vernon Bears were beaten by the Tigers 10 to 11 as Seal runs sparked a chaotic scoring spree. Erickson allowed multiple hits but kept the Bears quiet through several innings, while Koerner and Daley contributed key moments in a rally bid that fizzled late.
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San Francisco
Act
Seal
Tigers
Evick- Rob
Tori
Casey
Saodgrass
Cook
Vaughn
Doane Am
Daley
Snodprasa
Auall
Erickson
Stevens
Stovall
Barrsae Galloway
Callshaw
Spode
Carey
Hovik
Unter
Mook
Vaupko
Vermin
Movil
Mek
Bat
Iran
Bidlen
Barra Imane
Fitegerald
Calve
Imunter
Korrarr
Kormer
Tao Fasehita
Mabeel
Anderane
Vick
Frickath
Gallowasr
Ericheon
Calvo
Beara
Balle
Four Straight For Los Angeles
Los Angeles wins after wild early inning as Kremer walks batters and Angels rally. Brown falters for Oakland, Hall steadies, Geers Middleton and Bassler spark late runs to seal the game.
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Kremer
Angels
Los Angeles
Osaka
Champa
Brown
Charley Hall
Hall
Geers
Middleton
Mrusel
Angel
Oakland
Mensor
Urphy
Blumps
Miller
Rf ” Gardner
Arlett
Crrara
Mitze
Dasasler
Meunel
Siddleton
Stumpf
Mite
Kenworthy
Murphy
Kdbler
Tell
Ott Kremer
Crown
Neer
Mall
Kreter
Rons
Blta
Muna
Jirown
Trinlage
Cemit
Victor
Hail
Mindleten
Arlett Tt
Renworthy
Jeff Stumpt
Gullytle
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Heuer
Adolph Schinkle
Beavers
Loac
Bernhard
Miridge
Mara
Get
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Inka
Marane
Weinbest
Vilette
Tay
Hoon
Varsity Grard
Chuerh
Harvard
Trsnerin
Bordaed
Pan Bracetero
Sagi Promleus
Atlant Angeles
Leonard
National
Vhirheney Board
Benny
Sloran
He-Leonman
Molin
Peeceelly
Pacific Coast League
San Franchees
Lins Angeles
Fotn Acea
Armory
Pacific Coast
Pat Gilbert
Champ Intermountain Region
Frank Armstrong
Drooklyn
Mass
Charence de Nar
Haston
Brockton
Villar Byrones
Millrose Athletic Club
Carl W. Linder
Quincy
Thin
de Mar
Seals
Beltleh Gamiecers
Thelt Association
Acta
Longhite
Kiem Ami Keane Telow
Tigler
Fieans Sod
Klouehlin
Khem and
Rieter
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