Big Meet On Today Track Event With Many Contenders
A large multi event track meet is slated with speedy runners and wind up featuring hammer and relay races. Teams include South and West mar divisions, plus clubs from St Marys and Tremont with Tug of War and Gaelic football to close.
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Reds Nose Out Phillies in Loosely Played Game
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia in a loosely played afternoon game as Bescher’s pass and a costly throw helped drive the decisive inning. Errors fueled by the visitors contributed to the strangled tie, with key plays and base hits shaping the outcome.
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Johnson Beats Tigers In Dual Game Showdown
In two well played games Johnson dazzled for Washington as Detroit split with a 3-1 loss and a 2-0 win. Gray pitched brilliantly until a ninth inning rally. Moriarty’s hit and a miscue sealed the decisive run. Cobb’s sensational sliding catch saved a potential Detroit rally.
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Baseball Scores and Plays From Wednesday's American League
Wednesday s American League card shows Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Newark at St Louis. Crowded summary notes Cobb s safety, Walton s walk, and a double play at the plate. A late sequence features a bases loaded walk and a key infield in play to end the game with Cobb scoring and a notable baserunning dash.
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Wallaces single lifts St Louis to late win over Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the St Louis team composed mainly of three young outfielders defeated the Phillies 2 to 0. Oldring drove in a fourth inning run with a scratch homer off Crompton. Wallace added an insurance tally in the eighth on his single after an error by Cutting. Morgan was out at home on a squeeze attempt in the ninth as St Louis held on for the victory.
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Haunting and Experence on Navy Eleven Prompts Speculation
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Sept 21 notes many positions must be filled on the Naval Academy team this year. Head Coach Berrien plus Douglass Howard and Jonas Ingram lead a fourth class group as Austin, a Germantown Academy veteran, gains attention as a potential place on the squad. No lineup is set yet but a short one may form tomorrow with gradual increase through the week.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
Baseball scores from American Association and Western League show Louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, and Milwaukee battery pairings with varied game results. Eastern League notes Baltimore and Providence games with Montreal, Toronto. Western League reports Omaha, Sioux, Lincoln, Wichita, Pueblo, Denver, and Topeka outcomes.
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Genina Trophy to Winner of Division 1 and 2 AOHA
Genina represents Division No 1 and Division No 2 AOHA, the handsome trophy awarded to the winning team. ANI notes the men have practiced faithfully for two weeks and are in fitting condition to deliver excellent extradition of the sport of Ireland, with Martin J Sheridan, a renowned referee, to act in a similar position tomorrow.
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Ireland
Martin J Sheridan
Pirates Complete Doubleheader Shutout Run by Pivabury
Pivabury pitched both ends of a doubleheader against Boston, shutting out the visitors in both games. Highlights included strong defensive plays and multiple double plays, with notable hits from Wilson and Autrey. The tied game featured aggressive baserunning and solid fielding as the Pirates secured two clean wins.
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Warhop Succeeds Brockett as Yankee Pitcher in Win
Yankees defeat Cubs 6 to 0 as Warhop replaces Brockett in second inning after illness. Messinger makes two fine catches, Chicago’s errors aid New York’s defense. Gardner and Knight lead offensive efforts with key hits, while Brockett suffers pitching run support loss.
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Local team battles through ninth as errors cost big inning
Willett and Gray pitched well but the locals grabbed a run in the first and tied it with Crawford’s high bounder after an error by Bush. Conroy drew a walk, Milan forced to second, and OLeary wild threw to first, letting Conroy score. Bush tripled later but locals still trailed at that point.
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Tigers Increase Their Lead To At Port Tigers Lead Over Nationals
Darralt increased the lead over Philadelphia by 2 points, widening the margin to 18 as the Tigers split games with the Nationals yesterday and Philadelphia fell to St Louis.
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Walker to Pitch Today in Early Season Showdown
Walker returns to the mound for a pivotal game against the league leaders as he seeks to prove his form. Preferring rest between starts, manager Cantillon weighs the need for pitch limits while Heydler and Jennings discuss the World Series schedule and ticket issues with Connie Mack in Philadelphia. Cobb’s noted defensive grab frames a day of dramatic plays at the park.
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Pittsburg
Thoroughbred Clothes at Economy Prices Fall Line Promoted
A retailer touts "Thoroughbred" clothes as offering character and individuality at economy prices. The ad invites customers to try new fall models that demonstrate the quality and fit described.
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Fall Suits at Popular Prices Draw Shoppers In
Fall suits priced at 12 15 18 and 20 draw customers with a large range of fabrics and styles. The store touts better values in clothing at these prices, emphasizing quality and selection for P B quality suits.
McAleer Likely to Manage Nationals After Cantillon Snag
Washington board met yesterday and agreed to open negotiations with Jim McAleer for next season if salary terms satisfy. Cantillon faced unified opposition from AL president Ban Johnson and several clubs, who objected to his appointment, prompting a push to appoint McAleer as the logical successor despite Cantillon’s past contributions.
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Detroit Tigers Rally Snatches Narrow Win in Pennant Race
A battered note reports Detroit Tigers narrowly beating a rival as a late sensational play by Gobl and Lelivelt altered the game’s course. The writer hails the Tigers as favorites in the pennant chase amid praise for a spectacular defensive grab.
Cy Young Hits and Floats in a Slugfest on Royal Grounds
Cy Young was roughed up as Boston faced Cleveland in a brisk, high scoring game. OContinued to 8 home runs and multiple walks, with Smith and Meck taking standout hits. Managers McGune and Cleva presided over a floral presentation before first pitch. The crowd witnessed a lively contest that featured early runs and late rallying bats from both sides.
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Johnson back at Virginia in Spring Practice lineup
Virginia's Yancey returns as fullback amid a strong practice showing on Lambeth field. The squad features a formidable line and players including Orsiford Fairhak Graham and Pollard, with Thraves expected to contribute after a standout at Richmond College.
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Barry on Crutches After Spiking Incident in Derryit
Barry Bemsi John Barn of the Athletics is on crutches after being spiked by Ty Cobb in yesterday's game. Connie Mack says the wound is the worst ever seen in professional baseball and his playing status for the season is uncertain. Spiking viewed as accidental by witnesses. Also, a Washington City Basketball League meeting is called for tonight at the YM.
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