Braves and Reds games fuel tense league actions
Boston Braves suspend captain Ewart for five days after yesterdays actions. Weal period fines hit key players Schmidt and Fitzpatrick for 190 dollars total. Chicago pitcher Triumphes and other teams note scoring plays as Pittsburg wins 4 to 2. Louis edge Reds through errors to gain lead, while Phillies and Giants split four games in pennant chase with New York toppling Philadelphia 3 to 0 and 6 to 3 in two games.
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Unusual doubleheader drama as Chicago tops Cleveland
In a September 3 baseball doubleheader Chicago defeats Cleveland 5 2 in game one and 6 3 in game two. The second game's pivotal inning featured a ruling play at home with Kirke wild pitch and an uncalled error, while Brk and health play affected scoring. Weavers homered for Chicago. Collins and Chapman contributed in the field and at bat. Boston wins a separate Donoles game in Philadelphia, 10 to 6.
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Triple steal sparks St Louis win over Detroit in tight battle
Louisians pull off a three base steal in the late innings to edge Detroit 3 to 2 as Shotton scores from third on Dauss with two out in the eighth. The game features tense defense and a decisive final run sequence.
FEDERAL LEAGUE CHICAGO SHUT OUT BY CULLOP PITCHING
Nick Cullop held Chicago to three hits as his team snapped a losing skid in a 3-0 victory. Brown pitched well for the losers, while errors and timely hits produced the runs. Batteries Cullop and Easterly for the winners. Brown and Wilson for Chicago.
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Ranane City
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Brown
Slexio
USB
Kansas City
Wilson Cullop
Hall resigns as Tacoma club bench manager
Tacoma Washington March reports say Russ Hall has resigned after two years as bench manager of the Tacoma Northwestern League baseball team. The resignation follows friction with club president Joe McGinnalty over a player substitution. Hall stated there cannot be two managers on a team.
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Mathewson
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Sesson
Alli
Tacoma
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Rase Lal
Joe"McGinatty
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Thousands Watch Ty Cobb Mile Race Opens Speedway
Thousands watched as the Bellevin Speedway between Minneapolis and St Paul hosted a $50,000 mile race. Cars and drivers from Deliver, Tesla, Oldfield, and Brown entered after qualifiers. Weather favored the event and Devers predicted records may fall. Cobb, nursing a batting slump, topped American League hitting at .375 while Detroit stars led in various league batting and pitching stats.
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Stimsons Cafe Reopens With Fresh Eggs And Sweeter Ham
Stimsons Cafe has reopened and welcomes back old patrons. The ad promises quick service and good food, asserting eggs are fresher and ham sweeter, and that the cooking is more like home.
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Stimson
East and West golfers line up for amateur title
Detroit hosts a 36 hole round at the Detroit Country Club for the national amateur golf championship. John G. Anderson and Robert A. Gardner headlined the field with Eastern experts favoring Anderson and Gardner’s power noted. An exhibition following the trials featured Francis Ouimet and Charles Evans Jr. in a billed “champions trio” clash. Read the classifieds.
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Mount Vernon
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Robert A. Gardner
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New York
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Weasterners
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Anderson
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Tiiala
Dertratt
Franela Oulmet
Jerome Traversy
Pacer Hal Roy Brings Owner 12000 TV Sale Highlight
A Montreal sale featured the purchase of pacer Hal Roy 2:03 for 12000 dollars by B Fiatcher of Tadlankatiee Ind. The horse, to be driven by Fiatcher, showed speed but erratic tendencies at times, with the sale described as the most notable deal of the period.
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William
L.g K. G. Itt
Montreal
Canada
Fiatcher
Tadlankatiee Ind
Omahe
Sncwal Meeting Notice For Late Shore Duck Club
The sncwal meeting of the Late Shore Duck club will be held at the office of T. TL O'Connolly 269 24th St on Saturday Sept 4 at 6 o clock Rm All members are requested to be present T ML O'Connolly Secretary Advertisement
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Late Shore Duck Club
T. TL O'Connolly
24Th St
Tarmbure
T. ML, O'Connolly
Ellery H Clark Named Harvard Field Athletics Coach
Ellery J Clark, former Harvard and B A A athlete, will coach Harvard field athletes when college reopens in fall, succeeding J Freed Duwrie. The appointment aligns Clark with duties once held by Dr Whitleyton and joined by Percy Vaughton in football coaching, with accompanying staff changes noted.
Clark Poised to Name Whitington Successor at Meld
In a factory to the servant authorises, Clark is viewed as the solution to selecting a successor to Dr. Whitington. Clark is versed in Meld sports and held the Amateur Athletic Union all round titles in 1897 and 1903. The piece notes potential coaching moves, including a Brown University offer and Harvard’s coaching staff changes.
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Whitington
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J. Fred Powers
St. Paul's Lyceum
Warr Center
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Powers
Worcester
Brown University
Edward O'Connor
E Willam
F. Donovan
Pooch
French Racers to Resume in France Next Spring
Paris reports that racing may reopen in France in spring with private meetings and prizes funded from reserve funds. Minister and authorities weigh the plan to aid breeders without returning to full classic purses. Edmond Blanc plans sales and stables, clarifying retirement is not intended, while Sir Dlane remains a leading turf figure in France.
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Tha. Mace
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Redskins Owner Foht Faces Spring Trip to New Orleans
The article hints at Foht's control of the Redskins during a February journey to New Orleans for spring travel. It mentions Turner and Jackson's absences affecting team proximity to a key goal, with speculation about trades involving Guy Motion and Jim Wale.
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Turner
Jackson
Guy Motion
Jim Wale
Foht
Per Aron
Redskins
New Orleans
Jack Johnson Becomes Stage Actor in Comedy Role
Fondon September 4 Jack Jobramy the heavyweight champion boxer announces he has given up prize fighting for stage work. He will star in a leading role in a light comedy alongside a company of white actors. Johnson is surrounded by a cast of performers from the white acting world.
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Jack Jobramy
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Johnson
New Headgear Aims to Protect Players in Football
Sinakegon Michigan September reports a football mentor at Illinois working on a novel headgear designed to prevent knockout blows. The device focuses protection at the point of impact while allowing natural movement, as the coach tests the prototype during vacation time.
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Ali Pelota
Baron Zu Ke
Fifteen Horses Set For Futurity Race At Sheepshead Bay
New York reports fifteen starters representing ten owners for the Futurity stakes, the richest race of the year for two-year-olds. The total cash value this year is 23500 with the winner’s share near 17000. The race at Sheepshead Bay marks the twenty fifth renewal before moving to Belmont Park in coming years.
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Clement
Headline on Indians' management sparks Clatabled Ats
An unresolved notice mentions LG Pul and management shifts affecting the Indians, with clatabled ats noted in the surfaced text. The fragment hints at organizational changes and potential scheduling or leadership questions surrounding the team.
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