Warren Hopes to Extend Win Streak in Conneaut Battle
Warren aims to make it three straight grid victories as they travel to Rus all field to face Conneaut next Saturday. Conneaut seeks to even the score after a prior loss on their Blue and White schedule. Key players include Ange Beveno and Aelred Gray, with Gray returning from an ankle sprain to bolster the backfield.
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Yankees Beat White Sox Twice For Near-Record Wins
The New York Yankees defeat Chicago in a doubleheader, 2-1 and 6-1, with Hoyt and Pipgras strong on the mound. Babe Ruth belts his 64th homer as New York closes in on the American League win record. Indians top Washington 6-4 with Burns driving in the decisive run in extras.
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Such Nice People! Rickard Brings Fight to High Society
Chicago writer Ione Quinby notes promoter Tex Rickard drawing elite support for Dempsey Tunney bout. A parade of prominent guests and dozens of organizations secure ringside seats, with 16 governors rumored to attend. Rickard transforms boxing from bars to social circles.
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Boston
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Frank Dales
John McAltes
Bowman
Harry Moir
Congress Hotel
Core Roosevelt
Giants Split Doubleheader With Reds In Cincinnati
Cincinnati won 7 to 0 in the opener before the Giants salvaged a 4 to 2 victory in the nightcap. May and Jakow ski limited New York to seven hits while Jake May, Piernich, and Barnes contributed for Cincinnati. The nightcap saw the Reds outhit the Giants 10 to 7 as May and Jakow ski shut down New York early. In St Louis, the Cardinals beat the Phillies 7 to 3 to pull within half a game of second place. Alexander allowed seven Phillies hits in seven innings, and Littlejohn followed with a solid victory in the second game despite strong Phils hitting.
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Barnes
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Jond
Alexander
Philadelphia
Littlejohn
Art Johnson Debuts with New York Giants in Cincinnati Thriller
Art Johnson, a local product newly purchased from the Norfolk Tars, made his National League debut for the New York Giants in the first game at Cincinnati. The tall lefty pitched three innings, walking one and allowing one hit and one run before a pinch hitter finished the inning. Ferguson and Decatur provided the run support as St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 in the first game.
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Virginia
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National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 87 wins and 88 losses, New York at 59 587, St. Louis 69 585, Chicago 63 559, Cincinnati 54, Brooklyn 82 418, Boston 86 394, Philadelphia 82 3as. Yesterday's games saw Boston 11 Chicago 7, St Louis 8 Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 7 New York 0. Saturday results included Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1, New York 5 Cincinnati 1, Chicago 3 Boston 2. Today's schedule lists Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis among others.
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Local high school teams set for Saturday games at Russell Field
Several Warren area teams including Conneaut High and the St. Joseph Cadets are scheduled to play Saturday. The Cadets, led by Captain Johnny Graham, will face Kane High at Mountain City, while Conneaut High battles Warren’s near opponent on the local grid. Players and local bowlers remain active as teams refine for the upcoming schedule.
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Johnny” Graham
Erie Saunday
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Uultop
Swat
Erickson
Engstrom
Conneaut High
Youngsille
Baseball's Big Five Sidelines Historic Night
Babe Ruth slugged his fifty fourth homer and a single in seven at bats while Lou Gehrig collected a triple and a single in eight turn at the plate. Hornsby went one for five with a single and Speaker went hitless as a rmoaned hitter. Cobb and others are noted in passing with assorted quotes and patriotic public tone.
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Hornsby
Allegheny Boys Conclude Second Week of Practice
Sept 19 Allegheny College closes its second week of football practice with a short scrimmage for promising candidates. Coach Merritt makes frequent lineup changes as Lusk Trepler Eighmy and Moon contend for halfback, while Thompson and Behrhorst push them hard. Forbes and C White secure fullback duties. Rawhington backs up at quarterback. Behrhorst captains the line with Hughes, Davis, Jackson, Billings, Cober, Beachy, Beals, Slav en on the line.
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Boston Beats Cubs End Losing Streak 11-7
Boston ended a long skid with an 11 to 7 road win over Chicago. Pitchers Greenfield, R Smith and Gibson for Boston held the Cubs to seven runs while Chicago’s Blake, Weinert, Roct and Hartnet surrendered the game’s decisive hits.
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