Reds gain opening edge in world's series opener
Cincinnati secures first blood in the world series without playing on the field after a coin toss by Garry Herrmann. The Reds will host the first two games, boosting home confidence against the White Sox as pundits weigh psychology and momentum. Cleveland pursues an unlikely pennant, aiming to upset Chicago while matching a late-season surge. The Sox need one more win to clinch if Cleveland holds, with remaining games set against the Browns and Tigers.
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Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Baadall
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Gleason
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Indians
Nationals
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We’ve Expanded Men’s Clothing Lines This Season
The store highlights larger stocks to meet rising demand from men choosing i Brand apparel. It promises a complete selection for all ages, tastes in fabrics, and color preferences.
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Big squads answer first high school call Leighty returns
G U fullback Leighty, a Georgetown veteran, rejoined the college scene as big squads formed at Picentra Tech and Western High Schools for the year’s first football drills. About 60 candidates per school showed, with light work expected as prep continues. Capt. McQuade returned in uniform, though limited, and several veterans plus new players filled three elevens under Coach Exendine. Weather stayed warm, delaying scrimmage until cooler days. Raedy joined the hospital squad after knee and shoulder injuries.
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G. U
Picentrai
Tech
Western
M. Whia
Central
Robert Newby
Richard Newby
Carl Wilton
Penrose Russell
Jimmy Lemon
M. Trebey
Don Stewart
Davis
J. Mooney
Joe Schrider
J. Loehrer
Pp Cant
Stiley Dutch Leighty
Georgetown
Huskyyjback
Sready
John McQuade
Stevens
Exendine
Kenyon
Morley
Ahern
Tom Sullivan
Bill Dudack
Moran
Puards
Wurtz
Flavin
Leary
Livers
Thornton
Etzel
Rourke
O'Connell
Jimmy Sullivan
Harry Sullivan
Backtey
John O'Reilly
Lonergan
Comstock
Degnan
King
Mite Raedy
Maryland State
Cardinals Defeat Cubs In First Series Game 5 to 8
St Louis built early offense aided by Bailey wildness and timely hits from Heathcote and Stock while Robertson’s second inning error helped Chicago. Final score 8 to 5 as St. Louis wins the opener at home.
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Heathcote
Stock
Robertson
St. Louis
Chicago
Amenge
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McCaberer
Schultarf
Batley
O'Farrell
Barber
Carter
Doak
Clemons
Hatley
Navy grid progress noted under new backfield strength
Annapolis reports improved substitutes Clark Alford and Benoist shaping as mainstays, with Alford weighing 184 pounds and Dobie practicing daily until the academic year starts. West Virginia opens with heavy rain and aims to add 50 candidates Thursday as workouts resume. Bob Cannifax defeats George Moore 50 to 46 in billiards. Cannifax to face Wallace. American Association updates Budweilers vs Milwakee score.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Clark Alford
Benoist
Clark
Dobie
Bob Cannifax
George Moore
Sherman
Cannifax
Wallace
Moore
Williams
When And Where Clubs Will Play Series Games
The series starts in Cincinnati on October 1 with the first match. The next day’s game is here. Reds and White Sox contest games October 3, 4, and 5 in Chicago. Then they move to Cincinnati for October 6 and 7, the eighth game set for Chicago on October 8. If necessary, the deciding game will be played by the two league officials Evans Nalliz, Higier, and Quigsey.
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Cincinnaati
Reds
White Sox
Chiesago
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mecessary
Piace
Cota
Mphres
Evans Nalliz
Higier and
Quigsey
Cincinnati Wins Coin Toss For World Series Opener
Cincinnati will host the opening game of the world championship series on October 1 between the Reds and the White Sox. The coin toss by Louis Comiskey decided the location after August Herrmann was initially thought to have lost.
Cincinnati Opening OK for Sox Owner
Chicago, Sept. 22. World series plans discussed by the National Baseball Commission in Cincinnati satisfy Charles Comiskey, president of the Chicago Americans. He praised the two games in Cincinnati followed by three in Chicago. About 20,000 ticket requests at the White Sox park must be returned as reserved and box seats are sold. Officials noted standard protests over the method of ticket allocation.
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National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Comiskey
White Sox
46 Players Eligible for World Series
Cincinnati dispatch states 23 players from each club are eligible for the World Series. The list includes Eddie Cicotte Edins Collins Urban Faber Oscar Felsch Joesph Jackson Grover Lowdermilk Harvy McClellan Fred McMullin J E Mayer Eddie Murphy Ray Schalk J J Sullivan Claude Williams and other Chicago players along with Nick Allen Jacob Daubert Ray Fisher Henry Groh Adolpho Lugus Norris Rath Ed Housh Ivy B Wingo and more from Cincinnati. End.
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Cincinnati
Chica
Eddie Cicotte
Eddins , Collins
John Collins
Urban Faber
Oscar Felsch
Charles A. Gandil
Joseph Jenkins
Joseph Jackson
William James
Richard Kerr
Harry Leibold
Grover Lowdermilk
Byrd Lynn
Harvey McClellan
Fred McMullin
J. E. Mayer
Eddie Murphy
Charles A. Risberg
Ray Schalk
J. J. Sullivan
George Weaver
R. H. Wilkinson
Claude Williams
Nick Alen
WN. Bressler
Jacob Daubert
J. B. Duncan
Ray Fisher
H. C. Biler
Edward EF. Garner
Henry Groh
William L. Kopf
Adolpho Lugus
W. Mages
A. R. Mitchell
A. Farle Neale
William A. Rariden
Norris Rath
James Ring
Ed. Housh
W. H. Ruether
HF. &. Sailee
Charles N. Lee
Henry Schreiber
James L. Smith
Ivy B. Wingo
Johnson Defends Herrmann Against Baker Attacks
Ban Johnson denounces attacks on Garry Herrmann as inopportune while defending his long service and integrity. He cites ongoing ownership moves to oust him from the Commission and notes the league books are open for inspection. President Menocal of Cuba is en route, weather permitting Nationals vs Army team at American League Park. Proceeds benefit the Salvation Army with Walter Johnson potentially pitching.
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Ban Johnson
Baker
Philadelphia Nationals
Herrmann
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Army
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Pirates Beat Cubs Keeps Pennant Chase Steady
In an off day for the American League pennant race only one National League game was played. The Pirates defeated the Cubs, leaving positions unchanged in the standings. Boston and New York clash in the American League while St Louis and Pittsburgh lead the National League standings. Yesterday’s results summarized with team records and gaps.
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Philadelphia
Thelma E proves best in Bel Dane Handicap at Aqueduct
In New York on September 22 at Aqueduct Thelma E easily defeated Truly Rural and Firing Flower in the Bel Dane Handicap over five furlongs, clocking 1:00 3-5. Other races highlighted Monomoy, Ima Frank, and Etim Queen, with various horses placing behind the winners. Washington Ball players, led by Mike Marting, were shut out by the Iron Men at Havre de Grace.
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Bill" Daly
Monomoy
Sasin
Saain
Ima
Frank
Etim Queen
Sagamore
Kummer
Cara {Davies
Service Star
Floraain
Northwam Sleo
FCO
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Ea ‘Eine
Eixteenth Miles
Miss Bryan
Jesx
Orderly
Carrell
Gray Bar
Phic
Onild
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Court
Buxten
Even
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Ui Greta
Thing
Tine
Biderken
Fire Farton
Se Frank
Pator
Pigeon Wing
Ambros
Kin’ Queen
Wallbrother
Ont
Imne
Washington
Mike Marting
Havre de Grace
Iron Men
Breeders Futurity winner Blazes back from Kentucky
Billy Garth returned to Havre de Grace after triumph in Lexington on Blazes, the Capt Paris colt by Wrack Blazing Star. Blazes has two more year be engagements left, a Laurel stake next month and the Pimlico Walden Stakes in November. The meeting saw multiple shipments and a racing accident as Stuart Polk broke his leg when Gypsy ree reared at the barrier.
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Havre de Grace
Lexington
Blazes
Paris
Laurel
Pimlico
Garth
Kentucky
Tam
Louis
J. SL. Murphy
Philadelphia
Fultterwold
J. W. May
G. W. Atkinson
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Latonia
W. Carter
Havana
Havre de Grace Handicap Entrants and Rex Candidates
Havre de Grace announces entries for a 10000 dollar handicap with weights to be listed tomorrow at Havre de Grace. The list includes many horses such as Gloomy Gas Routledge Dodge Midway Baccha and others. In Columbus Ohio rain delayed Grand Circuit races today. Rex A. C. football candidates must report at Union League Park at 6 15 this afternoon.
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Gloomy Gas
Routledge
Dodge
Midway
Baccha
Dunboyne
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Horse Racing at Havre de Grace Meets Turbulent Card
In Havre de Grace Maryland on Sept 22 1919 a crowded nine race program featured fast tracks and wet conditions. Exterminator led a strong field in multiple heats while Purse totals surpassed 1002 dollars per race with winner payouts near 700 dollars and second places around 200.
Exterminator Repeats Republic Victory In Havre de Grace
The Republic handicap at Havre de Grace saw Exterminator, a Kilmer four year old, defeat Cudgel and Slippery Elm as contenders. Rapid Day then won the Porter track event by clear margin, with War Club and Mother in Law in close pursuit. Encrinite upset in the two year old race, while Punctual did well in the second heat and Sedan claimed the six furlong claiming race before King John closed the program with a late drive.
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Ely
oMa
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Emblem
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Amg
Pice
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Rapid
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War Club
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HL McDaniel
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G. J. Mmer
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John
King John
Harry N. Price
Havre] de Grace
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Exterminator
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Sande
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Mack Orange
Encrinite
Punctual
Bedgegrass
Corey
Murphy
Sedan
Unclear 19th Century Names in Post Clippings
Fragmented OCR style listing numerous names and place hints from The Washington Post Cincinnati Requirer and Morning Telegram. The text reads as a string of person names such as Parr entry Bockham Crest Hill Blue Wrack Billy Kelly Leochares and place hints like Crest Hill Morning Telegram with no coherent event or narrative.
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Jack
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Morning Telegram
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Wodan
Havre de Grace Entries Race Card Summary
In Havre de Grace a crowded race card lists six races with entries for two year olds claimers steeplechase and handicap events. Notable names include Belling Buckhorn Crest Hill Billy Kelly and Yarrow Brae among others with weights and odds indicated for each entrant. Conditions note clear weather and a fast track.
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Billy Kelly
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Rierman
J.B. Murphy
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Little Cottage
Harwood
Thornbioes
Dolina
Tranapero
Wodan
Wis
Luay Lou
Kimpalot
Westher
Clear
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