Tigers at New York Today Grueling series looms for Detroit and Yankees
The Washington Post reports Detroit faces a tough path in the American League title push as New York eyes a decisive edge. If New York wins three, Detroit’s chances and the Athletics’ grip on the Naps could fade, while Pittsburgh remains a distant threat for league honors.
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Giants Take Two Games In St Louis Doubleheader
New York swept a Septem ber doubleheader in St Louis, winning 6 to 0 and 12 to 5. The second game ended after the eighth inning due to darkness with Doyle Baymour and Snodgrass contributing in the victories for New York. St Louis offense struggled against a strong New York pitching lineup.
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Reds Made Eight Errors In Sept 28 Game
On September 28 Cincinnati fielded poorly committing eight errors and allowing Philadelphia hitters to score in nearly every inning. Poor baserunning also hurt the locals as misplays and defensive miscues led to a lopsided contest with multiple players listed among the misplays and fielding errors.
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Automobiles and Industry News From Washington to Albany 1919
A Washington report highlights Ford plans to produce 30 000 cars in 1919 and notes White and Overland push new models. The Dugont Sales Company opens showrooms with Columbia and Detroit electrics while Albany reports reliability contest delays and injuries among three entrants on the Washington to Boston tour.
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Detroit Tigers Triumph Over Nationals 8 to 1 in Final Game
The Detroit Tigers routed the Nationals 8 to 1 in the season finale here. Donovan pitched a steady, easy game for Detroit, while Detroit's bats piled up ten hits and forced early runs. Groom struggled, walked many, and was removed after five innings as Gray and Reisling held the line for Detroit's win.
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Johnson and Street Trade Bid Stalls By Local Manager
Managers discuss a four player offer to swap Kietnow Elberfelt Lake and Engle for Johnson and Street. The local manager rejects the deal, citing a desire to keep the Star battery. The proposal reportedly renewed recently and may go to McAleer upon his arrival.
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Detroit and Athletics Rival for First in Narrow Pennant Race
In the American League schedule talk Detroit faces ten remaining games four at New York and four at Boston while Philadelphia has eleven with four against Cleveland five against Chicago and two vs Washington all on their home grounds. If Philadelphia sweeps and Detroit takes eight of ten the clubs tie for first place. Ty Cobb shines as Detroit risks away games and Dono vs Donovan employs the pinches.
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Elphinstone Winner Stecker Second in Local Meet
Local contest shows Stecker in second place as Elphinstone holds his own with a through rate in a hard fought event. Midget Jones shows strong form in the exhibition, while Gree Game Ex exhibits Bresie Werla g record in hammer throw.
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Flanagan sets hammer mark and Baltimore wins marathon trophy
The Irish American Athletic Club star John Flanagan reportedly broke the world 18 pound hammer record with a throw near 179 feet but the mark may not stand due to missing timing and tape measures. Mat McGrath won the 56-pound weight event, and the Cross Country Club of Baltimore captured the Marathon team trophy with six finishers. Elphinstone led early in the 2 mile, Stecker challenged, Bolac finished strong, and a riding tournament crowned F S Love Knight of Prince George with a purse split among top riders. The meet was praised as highly successful.
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Ban Johnson and Donovan Fees Stir Detroit Baseball News
Ban Johnson suspended Bill Donovan in Philadelphia and later remitted a $5 fine after a Detroit series controversy. Detroit executives sought an explanation from Johnno while Victor Munoz of Havana Daily began arranging a Detroit spring tour and possible world series viewing. A nine-man roster including Mullen Suomers Willet Leary Bush Delehanty Morarity and Melntyre was organized for an October tour lasting four months with plans to hire O Loughlin as umpire and to visit New York and Philadelphia.
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Sanford's Low Score Shocks Columbia Golf Club Field
Sanford wins the fall tournament 16 percent net in a surprise over Lee Harban as 36 hole qualifier rounds test players at the Georgia Avenue course. Mattingly and Barban battle in a feature match while Wistera and other locals chase honors amid a wind burdened opening day.
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Yankees Climb Ahead With Pair Of Wins Over Chicago
The New York Yankees defeated Chicago twice to move ahead of Cleveland in the American League race. Scores were 7 1 and 4 7 with strong performances by Knight at short and Lake pitching in game one. White was knocked out early in the second game, and Gardner, Messenger, and Dougherty contributed key hits for New York.
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Red Sox Lose to Naps in Tight Sept Showdown
Boston falls 7 to 3 as B Cevelana stars for Cleveland and pitching miscues plague the Red Sox. Hall starts strong but is hit hard later. Matthews works innings as Cleveland delivers timely hits and drives in runs.
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Krause Comes to Rescue in Phillies Win
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 6 to 2 as St Louis rallied with three two baggers in the fourth inning. Krause earned the win while Baker and Davis contributed on defense and offense in a high effort Eastern League game reporting a steady Philadelphia attack.
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