Cleveland Downs Sox-Hagen Lands in Pro Golf Tourney
Cleveland Indians edge White Sox 3 to 2 as Stanley Coveleskie outduels Red Faber in a tense pennant race duel. Indians rally in the fifth with Gardner Sewell and Neill contributing, while Faber yields seven hits.
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Cleveland Downs
SOX
Griffs Trim Boston
Silven Uveda
Coveleskie
Hooper
Sheely
Gardner
Sewell
Mulligan
Faber
Indians
Burns
Neill
Jamieson
Might
Wamby
O'Neill
Cleveland
Official Standing of Internationals 1921 Season
New York Sept 30 The final official standing of the New Internationals Teague season 1921 announced by President J C Beale. Rochester Huttgin Seventh nA Syracuse Jersey City Toronto Baltimore forfeited game at Toronto Rochester Syracuse tie game May ? no-decision Sept 4 Wacco BOWLERS ORGANIZE The Wacco A bowing team organized ready to book games with any five man team in the District or chemry Communicate with Tr till 642 Pennsylvania avenue Southeast or phone Lincoln Has.
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New York
Internating Teague
J. C ‘Beale
Rochester
Syracuse
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Tralumer
Wacco A
Tr Till
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Seven pennants for pilot John J McGraw
New York Sept 30 By winning his seventh pennant for the New York National League club Manager John J McGraw tops all other managers in championships He was tied at six with Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics until he piloted the 1921 Giants out in front The Giants first National League Pennant under McGraw came in 1904 They repeated the next year when they won their only World’s championship They also won the league title in 1914 1922 1914 and 1917
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New Yok
New York
John J. McGraw
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Giants
McGraw
Old Giants Win Benefit Battle For Mathewson Fund
New York Giants old timers beat National League leaders 2 to 0 in a five inning benefit game for Christy Mathewson, who is recovering from tuberculosis. Jeff Tesreau pitched, Warne caught, Giants battery Ryan and Gaston. Autographs raised thousands. a ball signed by Harding, Coolidge, Ruth, Mathewson and Kelly sold for 750 dollars. Rain halted the planned Giants game with Boston after the scoreless fifth. Officials said proceeds totaled 40 to 56 thousand dollars, including 22.5 thousand dollars rain insurance.
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New York
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Giant
Jeff Tesreau
Warner
Giants
Ryan
Gaston
W Harding
Coolidge
Babe Ruth
Mathewson
George Kelly
Hans Wagner
Boston
Peter Daw Again Wins at Columbus
Peter Daw swept the Grana circuit meet at Columbus Ohio by winning the 2:30 trot and claiming three victories in a week, a historic feat at the local track. Wanda May claimed the 2:13 pace in a tough victory over Direct Light and Bitlie J. K, while Minor Hat won the 2:06 pace after Main Direct faltered. Little Dick captured the 2:13 trot heat after a first-heat loss to Sis Bing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grana
Peter Daw
Wanda May
Wrekk
Direct Light
Bitlie J. K
Main Direct
Minor Hat
Little Dick
Sis Bing
Goslin Stars as Griffs Beat Sox in Boston
Washington pitcher Mogridge limited Boston to eight hits through eight innings as Leon Goslin drove in four runs and outfield play aided a 6-4 victory. Goose Goslin’s two hits and a late double helped the Nationals overcome a Boston rally. a planned doubleheader tomorrow closes the season in Boston with training tonight.
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Goslin Stars
Griffs
Boston
Mass
Leon “Goose” Goslin
Clark Griffith
Columbia
S. C
Red Sox
Washington Today
Southpaw
Mogridge
Nationals
Boston Bays
Washington
Joe
Bush
Walters
Seibold
McInnis
Masonic Bowlers Swing Into Action
The Masonic bowling league representing 380 judges in the district opens its season at Sherman bowling alley tomorrow night with a gala program of music and talks by prominent Masonic men. Two officials will monitor the foul line to enforce the rule.
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Masonic Bowling League
Sherman
Barnes and Hagen Reach PGA Semi Final In Rain
Walter Hagen of Detroit and Cyril Walter won their PGA championship semi final round despite a drenching storm at Inwood links. Barnes and Emmett French retired at the seventh with Hagen leading 2 up, but Hagen prevailed 5 up 4 to play after rain, mud and lakes on the course. Barnes posted a 71 medal round in a tough day. Portsmouth again tops Norfolk in the Virginia league post season, Warhop’s 17 straight wins intact.
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Rockaway
L. L
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Cyril Walter
Professional Golfers Association
Long
Jim” Barnes
Emmett French
Inwood Links
Barnes
French
Hagen
Walker
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Jack Warhop
Warhop
Jersey City Park Wrecked by Storm
Jersey City N J Sept 30 the Jersey City ball park was wrecked by a severe wind and rain storm tearing the grand stand roof in two sections and blowing down fences in centerfield and between clubhouses many spectators had just left before football practice began and escaped harm
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Jersey City
N. J
Stewards suspend Clifford Robinson in racing ruling
New York racing officials suspend jockey Clifford Robinson at Aqueduct for alleged betting regulation violations. Jamaica meeting stewards also act pending jockey club action as meets proceed. Complex race results follow with multiple horses and payouts listed from the day.
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New York
Clifford Robinson
Board of Stewards
Aqueduct
Freckeys
Jamaica
Robinson
Jockey Club
Hindoo's Jamaica Selections for Thoroughbred Races
A compact handicapping note listing two year old and up divisions with horses such as Reina hady Haltimore Ricey 109 and My Play Schuttinger 202 for emphasis. It highlights contenders like Emotion Fator Sleiveconard MeAtlee and Knight of the MH Rabin across multiple races, noting form hints and likely winners.
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Jovkey
Weisht
My Play
Schuttinger
Black Rascal
Penman
Emotion
Fator
Tod
MeAtlee
Sup Lot
Genie W
Weiner
Neddain
Marlenelli
Ron
McA
Tufter
Sande
As -Sid
Fourtit
Audacious
Kummer
Mad Watter
Knobbie
Ator
Georgie
Marienelli
Kingdom II
McAfee
Tody
Pickwick
Paddy Whack
Turner
Miller
Lampus
Tian
Thunderclap
Kummier
Ten Lee
Missionary
Elected II
Marienpelli
Baltimorl
Jefferson Park Races Open Thanksgiving Day in Havre de Grace
Havre de Grace Md Sept 30 Word was received today that the racing season would open on Thanksgiving day at Jefferson Park and run well into the new year. Plans call for equal division of dates with those at the fair grounds. Horses are already departing, many heading to Laurel. No shipments south likely until after Maryland season ends due to New Orleans season approaching.
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Havre de Grace
Jefferson Park
Fair Grounds
Laurel
New Orleans
Maryland
Myatt and Griffin Released by Macks
Philadelphia on September 30 Glenna Myatt catcher Ivy Griffin first baseman were notified by Manager Mack of the Philadelphia Americans that they had been released to the Milwaukee club of the American Association. They will report to Milwaukee next spring as part of a deal to obtain Joseph Houser first baseman from Milwaukee. Mack declined to disclose full deal details. Jrain H Halts Game Rocky Mount North Carolina September 30 The fourth game of the intercity series between Rocky Mount and Wilson of the Virginia league was halted after rain ended play at the end of the fourth inning with the Bugs leading 5 to 1.
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Philadelphia
Glenna Myatt
Ivy Griffin
Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Milwaukee
American Association
Joseph Houser
Rocky Mount
N. C
Wilson
Jackson Hartley Bout Proves Farce In New York
Willie Jackson and Pete Hartley fought fifteen rounds to a draw in New York. Spectators booed as both men showed listless effort. Jax of Kansas City defeated Jim Sullivan of New York by knockout in the fifth. Marty Summers beat Marty Cross in eight rounds. Leach Cross defeated Bert Spencer in eight rounds. Lelivet buys release from Omaha club after leading Western League batters with 272 hits and .418 average.
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New York
Willie Jackson
Pete Hartley
Hartley
Morris Jax
Kansas City
Jim. Sullivan
Jaux
Marty Summers
Marty Cross
Leach Cross
Bert Spencer
Brooklyn
Lelivelt
Omaha
Nebr
Jack Lelivelt
Lelivet
Cne
Ruths Home Run Sparks Big Question Of Series
New York reports Babe Ruth's presence in the world series as a major unknown. The Yankees face anxiety over Ruth's home runs and the opposing fear of his high batting risk.
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Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
Tinants
Vanks
Yencken Triumphs Over Morgan In District Tennis Semis
Arthur Yencken defeated Dudley Morgan 7-5 6-4 to reach the final rounds of the District singles at Dumbarton. Clarence Charest beat Bates 6-4 6-4 and J R Ballenger beat Cox 6-1 6-2. Semifinals set for 2 and 3 today with the final at 2 tomorrow. Yencken meets Kunkel, Ballenger faces Charest.
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R. Ballenger
Clarence Charest
Arthur Yencken
R. J. Kunkel
Dumbarton
Dudley Morgan
C. Charest
Bates
J. R. Ballenger
L. Cox
Ballenger
Charest
A. Yencken
Racketers
Morgan
Yencken
Encken
L. Bates
Miss Kelly
Miss Wakeford
Mrs
Miss Pyre
Arthur Hellen
Tom Mangan
J. T. Graves
A. White
C. Dowd
Benton
Brown
Patrick
Miller
Seldon
W. Ballenger
Fowler
Helen
Mangan
Graves
White
Fenton
Hills
Runkel
Kunkel
Miss Herl
Miss Marsh
Miss Lyon
Miss Graves
Miss Hannah
Ft Miss Willis
Er Wheeler
Mss Robinson
Miss Pyle
Bullenger
ER. J. Konkel
Yankees Must Play Off Postponed Game
Chicago, Sept. 30 The New York Yankees did not clinch the American League pennant by being idle today per AL secretary William Harridge. The postponed game with Philadelphia will be moved to New York and played as part of a double header since New York and Philadelphia meet again in the current schedule. If the teams were not set to play again, idle status would have already clinched the pennant for New York. Johnson is out of the city.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
William Hurridge
Ban Johnson
Yankees
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Athletics
Harridge
Mr. Hirridge
Johnson
Army Fall Polo Tourney Starts at Potomac Park Field
The Army fall polo tournament opens this afternoon at Potomac Park Field with Engineers from Camp Humphreys facing the War Department in the first game to decide the Army championship. Referee Maj Wainwright will oversee a 3 30 pm start as Virginia camp and War Department teams roster key officers and majors. In Richmond two men were executed for Murder at the State Penitentiary, the electric chair pronouncing death for Stephen G White.
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Army
Potomac Park
Camp Humphreys
War Department
Maj. Wainwright
W. W. Hill
Peter Stille
W. F. Tompkins
Co. F. Williams
Virginia
P. Newman
Lieut. C. Jadwin
J. R. Lindsey
W. Burr
Richmond
Raleigh Tlashins
Judge Griffith
Stephen G. White
Harpers Home
Dinwiddie County
GIBS MEET ELKS IN TITLE SERIES TODAY
The Gibraltar and Wiks, district baseball titleholders, clash for the district title at Union League Park this afternoon at 4. A large crowd is expected as Roche, Tameric, Blair and teammates face Meinberg, Shoemaker, Damer, and others. The Washington Post will present a trophy to the winner.
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Clibraltars
Wiks
District Baseball Association
Union League Park
Gibraltar Aml Hklicaines
Roche
Tameric
Blair
Degnan
Fraser
Giovanetti
Carroll
Purdy
Lyon
Jenkins
Fitzgerald
Baseball standings and results for American and National Leagues
Yesterday results show Washington six Boston four Cleveland three Chicago two and New York at Philadelphia. Today games include Washington at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit. Standings list New York leading the AL with .653, Cleveland .9458, Boston .767, Chicago .395, Washington .177, Philadelphia .835 in the NL, St Louis and Brooklyn near .500s, Cincinnati at .460, Boston at .639.
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BR. H. Pet. Heilmann
Detroit
Cobb
Ruth
New York
Sisler
St. Louis
TE Speaker
Cleveland
National Peague AB
Pet. Hornsby
Roush
Cincinnati
Cruise
Boston
Bae
McHenry
Fournier
Washington
Gleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Locton
Glaveland
Wetroit
W. L. Bet
W.L. Pot
Detroitées
Bt. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
W. L. Pot
Bt. Louis
Cincinnat
Hornsby Honored As Cards Down Pirates
Hornsby day celebrated with a Cardinals 12 to 4 victory over the Pirates. Roger Hornsby received two diamond rings and other gifts from local organizations as bonuses for a homer and three runs, amid a strong team win in St Louis.
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Hornsby
Pirates
Et Louis
Pittsb’gh
UGA St Teun
Alo Pipher
Snatner
Carey
U Fourmerip
Mrainless
Robertson
Tornsbe
Tierney
Muelleref
Tiarnhart
McHenr
Grimmib
Jlavauss
Carlson
Bclemans
Wheeler P
Thameep
Goowhe
P Morrison
Tatals
Rohwer
Morrison
Tittsburch
Bighee Carer
Robertson Stack Tlametey
Mueller
Mc Hen
Lavan
Maranville
Lavan Sea
Luis Grima
Horns Yy Barnhart
Gooch
Log
Curison
Navy Carolina State Game Expected Big South Showdown
Atlanta September 30 North Carolina State seeks revenge over Navy as they meet the Midshipmen in a highlight Saturday slate. Clemson Georgia Tech Tulane Mississippi Maryland Rutgers and Auburn injuries punctuate the weekend, with standout Rodney Guinger of Auburn out and teams preparing after a week of strong practice.
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Atlanta
North Carolina State
Navy
Midshipmen
Danville
Clemson
James
Ude Sl
Hescullarbane
Rodney Guinger
Auburn
Gener
Altrock and Schacht Enter Movie Game
Altrock and Schacht, baseball comedians, sign film contracts under AM Star Service League. Georges Maines of the league completes plans for at least five double reel features with writers Hing Lard, Jack Last, and Dad Fisher crafting scenarios.
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Fieseliand
Victk Aretreck
4T Schacht
Montion Picture Field
AM Star Service League
Tonerira
Canada
Geofrge Maines
Mix
Hing Lardner
Jack Last
Dad Fisher
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Coveleskie Puzzles
Gleason’s Brigade
Cleveland Indians
Red” Faber
White Sox
Stanley Covelaskie
Covelaskie
Colling
Collins
Stull
H.O
Tardner
Schalk
Clevelar
Firat
Cavelestie
Paher
Ov Pleskie
John J. M’graw
Stein Bloch
Sidney West, Inc
Harris
Milan
Rice
Goslin
Judge
Sam
Shanks
Bittenger
Scott
Pittenger
Leibeld
Wash'ton
A. Huston
AL H.O
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al Pratt
Ld Gostin
Ant
F.coltan Rt
Shang
A Jribeinger
Ghapares Ott
O'Stoarke
Watter
Boston Co
Res
Dorbie
T Harris
Melvnn Gelling
Protto Pratt
Metune
Melvin
Bayes
Masonic
Bain
Jersey City Park
Woodbine
Vlea
Ralston
Dorando
Luker
Target
Huntley
Bloor
Lucky John
William Gill
St. Inson
Mike
Garlin
Slcomnlravie
Sis Furtongs
Ion
Hang
Helen Atkin
Bugle Maureh
Musito
Jacobima
War ‘Tank
Chincoteague
Pokey B
Medland Alan
Mormon Tider
Thunber
Tor Lang
Rivard
Hemlock
May Roberts
Buxton
Alva
Ichcreek
Glover
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Renin
Bastilie
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Avery
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Thue
King John
Niemed
Sitterath
Kelsay
Heath Bell
Warringtay
Ivo
Bowle
Azrael
Kim Petsie
Moilwite
Tame
Austral
McTaggard
Sean of
Are
Ster
Paurher
Thuimer
Buckhorn
Tanen
Uagher
Hindoo
Dr. Jaeger
Yssowski
St. N. W
Keith
Crofut & Knapp
Madras
Myatt and Griffin
MACKS
G. PO
E. To. Pet. Woodward
Ea Motte
Acosta
Bird
Mogridga
Zachary
Courtney
Id Erickson
Rourke
Brower
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Wilan
Torres
Phillips
Pet
Woodward
Torres Rice
Soo
Gharrity
Ily
Bheuoks
Milan Lo
Freinich
Ios
GIBS
ELKS
Herald F. C
Sunda
Emerald
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pittsby
Hess Shoes
Hess
N. Hess Sons
Pa. Ave
Sively Hess
Altrock and
Schacht
Varsha
Newry Tonnies
Mwasseadls
Just
I Mt
Roberts Company
14Th Street
W.F. Roberts Co
Roberts Building
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