Tigers Triumph With Timely Hitting Over Tribe
Detroit, Sept 24 Tigers win 4 to 1 over Cleveland as Teonard pitches well and batters capitalize on chances. Details show Tigers players including Bush and Gummer contributing runs while Cleveland lineup struggles to mount offense.
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Detroit
Teonard
Tigers
Cleveland Today
Cfevelana
Standings and results in American League pennant race
The American League standings show Chicago leading with 83 wins and 48 losses, followed by Cleveland 83-53, New York 75-59, and St. Louis 68-48. Yesterday Chicago beat St. Louis 6 5 in the opener, with Beaton delivering three hits in the second game. Tonight’s schedule features St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at New York. Separately Klein Chocolate defeated Washington 4 3 as three third inning runs sparked the win. In Morgantown West Virginia’s 46 minute scrimmage marked WVU’s first home drill with limited scoring by the varsity except via forward passes.
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Boxton
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New York
Washington
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Dethole
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Sox Favorites In Cincinnati Odds Clash With Reds
By J. W. FitzGerald the White Sox clinched the American League pennant and opened as 7 to 5 favorites in Cincinnati against the Reds in the coming world series. Chicago money dominates betting in New York and Cincinnati, while Reds backers are sparse at short odds. Pitching plans name Cicotte for Game 1 and Williams for Game 2 amid confident Sox outlook.
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Browns
Reds
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Cincinnati
Redland
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Jackson's hit gains honors for White Sox
Chicago clinches the American League pennant by defeating St Louis 5 4 in nine innings. Joe Jackson’s ninth inning single capped a rally that started with Dick Kerr and Liebold, lifting Chicago to the world series against Cincinnati. Kerr pitched the final frames and earned the win as the White Sox secured the berth.
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St. Louis
Joe Jackson
Cincinnati
Dick Kerr
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Weaver
Jacobson
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Liebold
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E. Collins
Cicotte
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Gicette
Setheron
Ty Kerr
Red Sox lose doubleheader after dominant first game
New York, Sept. 24 Boston shut out the Yankees 4–0 in the opener but fell 2–1 in 13 innings. Pipp hit a three-bagger and Pratt drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the late frame. The second game featured Boston clinching 3–1 with Ruth and Pipp contributing key hits.
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Ruth Breaks Home Run Record With 28th Shot of Season
Babe Ruth yesterday added his 28th homer in the second game against the Ned Set and Yankees at Pele grounds. He surpassed Ed Williams of Chicago who hit 27 in 1883 and Back Freeman’s 25 in 1889. With several games left, Ruth may reach 30 on the year.
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Dodgers Rally To Take Doubleheader From Phillies
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a two game set in Philadelphia with Brooklyn winning 4 1 in a tight opener then rolling to a 14 7 victory in the second. Key performers included Griffith Bancroft Wheat and Meusel for Brooklyn and Pfeffer Johnston Krueger and Bancroft for Philadelphia.
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Braves Beat Giants After Losing Opener
In Boston on September 24 the Giants and Braves split a doubleheader. New York won the opener 6 to 1 behind Rudolph and Demaree, while Boston claimed the nightcap 3 to 1 in ten innings with a pitching win by Fillingim. The article lists box-score details for both games, including hits, errors, and key players.
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Pickwick Runs Stonybrook Field In Fast Mile Race
In New York on Sept 24 Pickwick led from the start in the Stonybrook Selling Stakes and defeated Recount by 2 lengths in 1 38 despite wind. Back Bay was disqualified for fouling Valeria West after finishing second. Snapdragon won the Hornpipe handicap, while Nightatrix and Orleana Girl headlined other six furlong dashes. Mobile reports 74,006 in Southern Association games netted for season close.
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Knapp to Quit as Rider Plans to Become Trainer
Veteran jockey Wille Knapp, known as the "old man of the wed ie," has announced retirement from riding and plans to train horses. After a prior temporary retirement, he returned to racing and has been among America's best pace and finishers, but mounting strain leads him to shift to training and purchase several racers. He aims to begin his training career at the winter meeting in Cuba.
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Stein
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Fecume
Han
Standardizing Golf Balls Moves to Rule Plan
London and New York report the British golf rules committee will submit a standard golf ball rule to the associations. Plans to abolish the stymie or alter hole size were rejected. USGA officials say English changes would prompt similar moves in America as both nations prepare for 1320 championship play with a standard ball. Shreveport tops Fort Worth in Texas League opener 7 to 2 as series begins to decide the champion.
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Montreal
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New York
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Lefty Dillinger
Havre de Grace Race Day 1919 Thoroughbred Meet
Six furlongs opening race at Havre de Grace yields Rapid Traveler victory with $807.96 to the winner and $200 to second, amid brisk mutuel activity. Second and third races feature steeplechase claims and close finishes. multiple jockeys and horses named, with wagering payouts and post times recorded.
The Porter Beats Sir Barton Easily at Havre de Grace
The Porter won the Record Purse by five lengths over Sir Barton with Midnight Sun fading and War Mask far back. Kirstie’s Cub was disqualified earlier, and Dodge upset Slippery Elm in the Perryville purse. Rapid Traveller led maiden 2-year-olds as CanDate II beat Bob Redfield in a tight steeplechase finish.
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Virginia League to Close Season in Portamouth Meeting
President W B Bradley of the Virginia League issued notices for the final league meeting of the season. The gathering will be held in Portamouth next Tuesday to close the affairs of the league.
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