Boxing Show Sparks Ogden Crowd With Promoter Hype
In Ogden tonight a boxing card features two eager youths, Gilbert and Young, each voicing confidence in victory. Referee Frank Armstrong praised for fairness, while promoter Dilly Glasmann aims for a clean, strong event as fans linger despite warm weather and past ticket pull.
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Angels Open Season In Tight Victory Over Seals
Angels edged the Seals 4 to 3 in a tense opening game as San Francisco battled back with two runs in the eighth and fell short. Hall earned the win after Crandall allowed two runs through five and a half, with Maggert delivering the decisive run on a single in the seventh.
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Even money bet on world's series in Chicago race
Chicago reports an even money wager on the World’s Series with New York seen as favorite at 6 to 5 and 7 to 5. The odds shifted when the appearance of Uhh Maga Ingney altered expectations amid city records and engineering mentions note the Cana Manatic Cave.
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Oversubscribed seating for World Series tests in Chicago
More than 75 000 applications for World Series seats filed at the Chicago club park. National commission officials announced no further reservations as seating capacity has been oversubscribed three times. 15 060 seats remain for sale daily at 50 cents to individuals. Messages from New York and distant cities indicate broad demand.
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Checks Pour In For World’s Series At Comiskey Park
Nearly $20 000 in cash and checks were received today at Comiskey Park for reservations to the first series games opening Saturday Grtber 6. Many requests for about 13 000 seats exceed park capacity 339 000 and brokers quote steep prices for tickets.
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Oaks pound Schinkle to beat Salt Lake 4 to 3
San Francisco Sept 26 Oaks pounded Schinkle for fourteen hits, all singles, winning 4 to 3 over Salt Lake in the ninth after Speed Mareh fired in from third. Salt Lake led early on Rath and Hyas, but Oaks tied it in the seventh and edged ahead as Schinkle wilted in relief.
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National League erratic game ends with White Sox win
Washington notes a chaotic 9 inning clash as Chicago White Sox defeat the Nationals 5 to 2. Danforth Cleete Lynn and others pitched in a wide rotation with 30 players used, multiple stolen bases and a series of misplays marking the erratic contest.
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Pacific Coast League Yesterday's Results
In Oakland Oakland defeated Salt Lake 4 to 3. Los Angeles beat San Pranelaca 5 to 4. Portland game with Vernon postponed due to Vernon nonarrival.
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Boston Wins First Game as Cincinnati Fans Brace for Doubleheader
In Cincinnati Boston hammered Reuther and Pressler for 13 runs in the opener while Tyler allowed scattered hits, and the second game ended in an 11-inning 3 2 tie as darkness halted play.
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Giants Fall to Cardinals Behind Recruits Pitching
In a pitchers battle the Giants, fielding a rookies lineup, lose 4 to 3 at St. Louis. Cadore allows three hits in six innings with four strikeouts, while Swigler and Goodwin lead Cardinals with two base hits and steady defense. Umpires Dyron and Quigley officiated.
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