Cloffeps Rally Ties Sandlot Play With Navy Yard Nine
Cloffeps four run ninth inning rally ties a mid city sandlot game with Naval Operations at 8 all. Von Herbulis started strong for Cloffeps but faltered in the seventh, while Navy Operations built leads and capitalized on miscues before Cloffeps forged a late comeback with clutch hits by Degnan Beard and McGuckin. The game ended with Sterzer scoring on a muffed play to force the tie as Giovanetti lingered at third. War Risk meets Naval Operations next at 5:30 with Owen likely on the mound for Navy Operations.
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Naval
Navy Yarders
Cloffens
von Herbulss
Beard
Mhrail Bascher
Navy Yard League
Thompions
Government League
Duriag
McCarthy
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von Herbulis
Naval Opera
Sam Twirler
Naval Operations
Roche
Degnan
McQuekin
AcCarthy
Sterzer
McGuckin
Hager
Crooke
Tegnan
Morris
America
Cavert
Roche McMahon
Fitzgerald
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Giovanetti
Degnanto Beard
Navy Yard
Robey
Covert
América
Humphreys
Aoe
Buscher
McMahon
Humphrey
Anderson
Naval Opr
R. B. PO
A. E. Roche
Vere Beard
Yoru Herbull
AL McMahon
Rue “Tetzer
Ate
Lso
Rene
Tane
OM Buscher
Berheliz
von H Erbalis
Buacher
Goodwin's Twirling Tops Pirates 2-1 in Central Clash
Goodwin held Pittsburgh to three hits as St Louis won 2 to 1. Hornsby, Carey, and Stock led the offense with timely hits while Whitted and Cutshaw stood out in defense.
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Goodwin
St. Louis
Ana
Rittabureh AB
Shubart
Seighee
Hthcote
Carey
O Stock
Thworth
Horneby
McHenry
Hornsby
Bighes
Terry
Hrathcote
Stock
Hemsby
Molleite
Whitted
Cutshaw
Biret
Ponder
Miller
Ponder Hornsty
Tigers Win In 16th On Flagstrad Double
In a 16th inning duel, Detroit seals a 4-3 victory over Chicago as Flagstrad doubles to left scoring Cobb from second. Kerr and Ehmke pitched well in a pitchers’ battle, with Detroit pulling ahead late after a tense extra frame.
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Pflagstrad
M¢ld
Cobb
Chicago
Ehmke
Kerr
I. O
Leibold
Busbins
Collins
Young
Wresvar Ap
Cabb
Cr. L
Stének Ab
Alnemith
Tiinke
Ion
Giants Missed Pennant Pursuit In 1920 Spending
Fitzgerald reports John McGraw failed to buy a pennant this season spending about $100000 in attempts to rebuild the New York Giants. He paid Arthur Nehf and pitchers Phil Douglas and catcher Gonzales and Snyder while hoping to acquire Rogers Hornsby from St. Louis. Frisch may replace Doyle on the infield and Robertson could boost the Cubs next year.
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J. W. Fitzgerald
John McGraw
Giants
New York
Arthur Nehl Coat
Wes
Phil Douglas
McGraw
Hornsby
MclGraw
Frisch
Baird
New Yorkersa
Douglas
Davey Robertson
Robertson
Cubs
Chicago
Davey
Nationals
Browns Rally Fails to Beat Indians in Nine Innings
St Louis 3 Cleveland 4 as Caldwell shines on the mound. Line scores show Cleveland takes a 4 to 3 victory with Speaker and Tobin among St Louis hitters. Shocker takes the loss after a late rally falls short.
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St. Louis
Caldwell
Cleveland
Ab.h.c.a
Gramey
Austin
Gedeon
Speaker
Oj Jacobson
Gardner.ae
OjTobluif
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Demmittri
Esmither
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Bronkle
OlBevereld
FfBnogs
Shocker
sMarl Smith
Mapel
Mayer
Gerber
Revered
SE. Louis
Rane
Graney Chapman
Tacob
Tobin
O* Neil
Jacobson
Wits
Chapman
Gardner
Harris
Reds Defeat Cubs 4 to 3 In Front Run
Chicago Sept 2 Cincinnati bats three hits with two walks in the first inning to score three and add another in the third, defeating Chicago 4 to 3. Daubert, Roush, Kopf lead the attack for Cincinnati while Carter Hendrix Bailey handle Chicago pitching.
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CUBS
Chicago
Cincinnati
H.O.A
Plack
Daubert
Robertsonit
Merkle
Doncande
O Harner
Henderson
Fbankert
Carter
Hendrix
Bailey
Seagn
Roush
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Kopf
Magee
Deal
Schreiber
Pigher
Duncan
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Balla
Fisher
Om Carter
Hendriz
Strabkeut
Car
Pennant Race Tightens as Indians Down Browns
The article notes a key loss for the White Sox and a Cleveland victory over the Browns, shrinking Chicago’s lead in the American League to six games. Cincinnati widened its NL lead by beating Chicago, while New York was idle due to rain. standings show Cincinnati atop the circuit, with Brooklyn and Boston close behind. Various games and results are listed, including upcoming matchups and postponed contests.
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Whtte Sox
Tris Speaker
Todd Indians
Browns
Chicago
Cleveland
Tigers
Cincinnati
Ila
New York
Reds
Heydler
Ww. L. Pet
L. Pet
Boston
Fitteburgh
Gaicago
Berton
Plan 9 Game Series for Baseball Title
Chicago Sept 2 The National Baseball Commission recommended expanding the world series to nine games due to high demand for seats. Clubs in the American and National Leagues are asked to approve the plan, which would share receipts for five of the first nine games. The champion must win five of the nine to claim the title.
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Chicago
National Baseball Commission Today
Beckett Knocks Out McGoorty In Seventeenth Round
London Sept 2 An arduous title bout ends when Jay Beckett British heavyweight knocks out Eddie McGoorty American light heavyweight in the seventeenth round at Olympia. McGeorty showed stubborn defense until fatigue edged the verdict Beckett dominated late with left and right hooks. In the curtain raiser Fred Fulton KO'd Arthur Townley in one round with a sharp left hook as the crowd cheered.
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Jay Beckett
Eddie McIfoorty
Olympia
Georty
J ‘Beckett
McGeorty |Ines
Beckett
McGoorty
Frad Fulton
Arthur Townley
Fulton
Townley
Will Townley
Fred
Athletics Rally Sinks Griffmen in Sevenths Comeback
In Philadelphia on September 2, the Athletics rallied with a three-run seventh inning to defeat the Nationals 4 to 3. Youth pitcher Walter Kinney walked six, hit one, and allowed an unearned run, while Walter Witt delivered a two-run triple and scored on a fielder’s choice as the Mackmen seized the lead and held on for the win.
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Athletics
Griffith
Nationals
Walter Kinney
Washington
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Erickson
Griffs
Judge
Foster
Milan
Sam Rice
Fudge
Whitey Witt
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Thomas
Burrus
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Hickson
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Genter
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Chailanco
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Barus
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icAvoy
Kanney
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Shnmney
Bal Frickson
Chery
Kime
Frickeon
Kinmy
Zirk
Unlucky Seventh Bouthehn Association Match Ends
The narrative details late innings including Shanks retiring and Burns challenging Shanks, followed by Nationals Charrity walk and judging events in the ninth. A jumble of race entries and horse names interweaves with a baseball frame, listing riders, horses, and various race outcomes across Belmont Park entries and unrelated racing results.
Ally Fanguman Loses BOTS Tennis Title Match
In Providence BR, Ally Fanguman of New Jersey and partner Forest Hite, XN, faced rough weather as rain delayed play. The final featured W. Ingwakam and A. W. domes defeating Rutherford's Jamed Fargeker and Washington's Pred Hans 6 3, 2 3, 7 5 in a narrow victory.
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Forest Hite
XN. W
Natemal Beye
Thunderclap Leads Jerome Handicap in Sloppy Belmont Day
Belmont Park endured a wet track as Thunderclap captured the Jerome Handicap by a length and a half with Over There a distant second and Tetley finishing third. Gleipner led early in race one, Goblin won the two mile steeplechase, and Star Court won the fifth race while Valley Park Maid surged to victory in the last. The card featured six races with notable favorites Warbeck and Canbeen among the decliners.
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Belmont Park
Thunderclap
Tetley
Gleipner
Frank Waters
Warbeck
Goblin
Andrew Miller
Cobra
Biff Heng
Larghetto
Bright Gold
Caubeen
Star Court
Butwell
Nolan
Wanbeck
Rowan
Appleton Wiske
Hohokus
Fite
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Cheyne
Gullflight
Williams
Iriah Girt TI
Fennessy
Biff Bang
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Canbeen
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Fair)brother
Callahan
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War Drive
McAfee
Manked Dancer
Fairbrother
Ont
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Sande
Ie Gloritux
Orleana Girl
Shenandoah
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Maid
Warscher
Swirl
Kammer
May Alley
Polysache
L’orpheline
Lady Archie
Virginia Eleven Out At Practice Start
Virginia football practice opened at Charlottesville with several candidates reporting. Jim White, a World War II veteran of the Eighty second Division, will lead the squad in Coach Coleman’s absence during initial tryouts.
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University of Virginia
Jim White
France
Coleman
Cissel and rivals reach semifinals in District of Columbia tennis
In the Dumbarton Club court semis Cissel faces Graves while Stellwagen and Miller also advance. Cissel defeated Gould Lincoln 1 6 6 3 10 8 in a standout match. Graves beat Lewis 6 8 6 2 6 8. Doubles progress saw several third-round results and a field trimmed as women’s events were dropped.
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Howard Cissel
M. ‘Stellwagen
George Miller
John T. Graves
Dumbarton Club
District of Columbia
Cissel
Gould Lincoln
Stellwagen
Bester Ballanger
Miller
Simpson
Graves
Howard Lewis
Lincoln
Cisse
Dumbarton Club Tennis Committee
Lewis
Ballenger
Simpalon
Majors Ban Draft of Minor League Players in 1919
Chicago reports the National and American Leagues will suspend the draft of minor league players for 1919 due to "uncertainty" between the major and minor leagues. Clubs may still purchase players if arrangements are made with minor leagues. list of minor league teams appears in the text.
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Chicago
National
Pase Bal Commission
Chass
New Polo Coats for Women in Camel Hair and Leather
The article promotes New Polo Coats for Women featuring White Camel's Hair coatees trimmed with beaver collars and pockets. Coats are tailored in mannish lines and offered in White, Sand, Taupe and Purple with leather coats for motoring in Black Kid or Tan Suede plus solid shades. Many coats are reversible and lined with Gabardine, Tweed or Homespun.
Navy Yard Football Candidates Report For Practice
Football at Navy Yard seeks players for 1948 squad with veterans from prior year. Report to Coach Turner after 4 30 o'clock today at the felday Sixth street entrance. Games set on new Navy Yard Recreation League grounds opposite the yard along the Anacostia River. Forest Hills notes delayed national tennis final due to heavy rain and soggy turf with a possible reschedule for Wednesday.
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Turner
Felday
Byers
McBride
McMahon
Luscombe
Snow
Burns
Towers
Deahens
Poss
Byer
Langer
Ross
King
Dourity
Navy Yard Recreation League
Anacostia River
Forest Hills
William T Tilden TI
Philadelphia
William M Johnston
San Francisco
Westside Club
Harvard Gridmen Open Fall Practice Under Fisher
Cambridge Mass September marks the start of Harvard football practice as Eddie Casey returns to the Crimson alongside twenty other candidates for the varsity eleven. Head Coach Robert T. Fisher says the season will proceed in regular fashion, not informally.
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Eddie Casey
Harvard Hallbark
Crimson
Harvard
Robert T. Fisher
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