Erickson Shuts Out Tigers as Nationals Triumph 4-0
In a rare pitching gem, Ole Erickson stifled Detroit to a 4-0 win for Washington. He allowed four hits while walking five and fanning nine as Nationals hitters, led by Rice and Charrity, combined for ten hits including three for extra bases. The game also featured Boland faltering early but the Nationals pulling clear with decisive late offense.
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Tribe Wins 4-3 With Ninth Inning Rally Over Boston
Cleveland overcomes a late deficit to beat Boston 4 to 3 as Jones falters in final two innings. Key plays include Waubeganas's walk, Smith single, O Neill double, Coveleskie single, Craney pass, Chapman strikeout, and Speaker sac fly to seal the rally. Vitt and Harris pace offense with multiple hits for Cleveland while Boston errors and hits struggle to keep pace.
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White Sox Recruit Griff’s Recruit in Tight Philadelphia Tilt
In Philadelphia on Sept 12, errors by Dugan and Wingo opened scoring for Chicago, who won 7 to 0 as Wilkinson blanked the Phillies in his first major league start. Griff’s recruit Griffins' Griff, a fielder named Wherbe, collected a single and double off Boland, driving in a run late.
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Reds Rally Edges Braves 6 5 in Ninth Inning
Cincinnati wins 6 to 5 after a ninth inning batting rally. Eller allowed four Boston runs early before settling. Duncan and Rath sparked the Reds with key hits, plus a late triple by Duncan and Magee RBI. Hawings and Rath effective for Boston. both teams clean in the field.
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Phillies Chase Miller Beats Pirates 6-5
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 5. Miller lasted six innings before being knocked out in the seventh after allowing six runs on six hits. The Pirates stranded runners and a late rally fell short as Philadelphia held on for the win.
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Cubs in Triple Play Split with Dodgers in Chicago
Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader. In the first game Chicago won 2 to 1 aided by a triple play by Hollocher and Merkle and timely hitting. The second game Brooklyn tied late but Chicago pulled away for a 5 to 4 win amid errors on both sides.
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Camel Cigarettes Ad Emphasizes Quality Over Premiums
A vintage Camel cigarette advertisement extols Camels as uniquely satisfying and perfectly suited to the reader's taste. It urges direct comparison with any cigarette and dismisses the need for premiums or gifts, claiming Camel quality stands alone.
Columbia Wins Third In Series With Atlanta Tigers
Columbia South Carolina, champion of the South Atlantic Association, won 5 to 3 in a four game set with Atlanta, champion of the Southern Association, moving 3 of 4. Bacon pitched well against Sheehan, led by King’s triple and double and Heck’s three sensational left field catches. Final game scheduled for tomorrow.
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Senior Golf Champion Crowned With 163 Total
William Clark of Westerly, R I, won the Seniors' Golf Association championship in Rye on September 12, finishing 36 holes with a total of 163. In baseball, New York surged early but fell 9 to 5 to St Louis, with clusters of hits by May and Doyle and strong pitching from Tuero and Toney.
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Federal District track carnival at Central High School stadium
Nearly 1 500 entries have been carded for the twenty events in the second annual track and field carnival of the Federal district government departments to be held this afternoon at Central High School stadium starting at 3 o'clock. Gibraltar Athletic Club, winner of 28 of 32 games this season, will end its schedule tomorrow when it opposes the Western Buds on the Monument for diamond with first pitch at 11 o'clock.
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Pennant Race Sees No Change in Standings Amid Wins
The one-two teams in each league won yesterday keeping the same relative positions. Wheat leads the American League by seven and a half games, while Cincinnati holds a similar distance in the National League standings. Yesterday's games produced wins for Washington over Detroit, Chicago over Philadelphia, and St. Louis over New York as weather affected one game. Today features Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, and St. Louis at New York in the majors. Cincinnati tickets demand for the world series is already breaking records as crowds line up for applications.
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Nationals Work at Bat Across Texas Cities
The Nationals recorded game scores across Texas and nearby areas with wins in Galveston and San Antonio, a heavy win in Dallas Fort Worth, and losses in Waco Shreveport Beaumont Houston. Specific lines show 4 in Galveston, 1 in Shreveport, 18 in San Antonio, 1 in Shreveport, 8 in Houston, 19 in Dallas Fort Worth, and 4 in Beaumont.
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Shreveport
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Even Money Odds in Cincinnati for World Series
Cincinnati crowds talk big but bet little as Red rooters discuss the World Series with few wagers placed at even money. The White Sox remain largely unseen and the odds shift as fans anticipate Garry Herrmann's National League club facing Chicago. When Sox fans arrive, wagering should become more brisk.
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Montgomery Canoe Regatta Set for Sunday on Broadwater Island
Nine events comprise the annual regatta of the Montgomery Syc amore Island Canoe Club to be held Sunday afternoon at Broadwater on the Potomac starting at 2 o clock. The regatta will be open to Broadwater campers only, but visitors will be welcomed at the island.
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Isaland
Virginia Needs Linesmen For Football Squad
Virginia faces a shortage of linesmen as the football squad awaits the return of Thurman and Ward. Today two new tackles were reported: Fenwick from Western High and Mc Gowan from the University of South Carolina.
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Newcomer Pitcher Courtney Debuts Against Tigers
Harry Courtney from New Haven makes his pitching debut vs the Tigers after signing with the Nationals yesterday. He has shut out the Cubs and Yanks in exhibition games, signaling strong rookie form.
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Tigers
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