Browns Beat White Sox 3 1 to End St. Louis Rally
St. Louis bunched hits in the second and eighth innings to defeat the American League champions Chicago 3 to 1. Chicago had chances but could not capitalize with runners on base as Van Gelder and Williams fanned many batters. Key plays included two-base hits by J Collins and Tobin and a three-base hit by Sisler.
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Connie Mack
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Washington bets lean toward White Sox in world series
Washington sports fans weigh in on the upcoming World Series with a mix of bets, leaning toward the White Sox though some Reds supporters remain confident. A reader from Washington argues the Reds may win four straight, citing past upsets and current form, while noting the diamond proves luck and paper tallies differ.
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Gleason and Moran to Cover World Series for Post
Kid Gleason of the White Sox and Pat Moran of the Reds will coach during the world series next week. They will write a series of articles starting Sunday, offering insider views, critiques of plays, and game analyses for readers seeking authoritative news on the series.
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Kid Gleason
White Sox
Pat Moran
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Reds Dynasty Predictions in Baseball Series Clash
A long-winded preview argues for the Cincinnati Reds led by Connie Mack inspired tactics over the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox. It envisions Reuther Sallee and Elier as a strong trio, with Cicotte and Kerr in pitching matchups, and predicts the Reds’ four straight wins heading to a possible five-game victory in a nine-game series while praising Moran's choices and the Reds’ recent series against the Giants.
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Pat Moran
Reuther
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Elier
Rudolph
James
Tyler
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Williams
Sox
Dick Kerr
Hod” Eller
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Athletics
Giants
Tigers Beat Indians In A Clouting Orgy
Detroit closes home season by defeating Cleveland 9 to 5 in a weather aided hitting spree. Graney and Speaker pace the offense while Harris and Heisman supply timely hits as Detroit parades 15 hits to Cleveland’s 12.
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Giants Slugfest Then Lose To Braves In Twin Bill
In Boston on September 25 the Giants pounded Boston 14 to 2 with 24 hits, but the Braves rallied to win 8 to 4 in the second game. Key players include Frisch, Kelly, Doyle, and Maranville. Benton earned the win in game one while Snover took the loss in game two.
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Pennant Race Dope From Old Baseball Wire Page
Reading shows standings and box scores with "Yesterday's Results" and "Today's Games" across National League play. Teams like Washington, Detroit, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Chicago appear in scattered lineups and scores with partial figures and references to games and dates.
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Sande Disqualified for Rough Riding at Havre de Grace
Earl Bangle’s Carmandale led early but was blocked when rival Sande fouled Hasten On on the backstretch. The stewards disqualified Carmandale, backing spectators’ support for the ruling. Other races featured Martha Luckett’s victory and Johnny McTaggart’s second win of the meeting aboard Frank Monroe.
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Havre de Grace
Carmandale
Schuttinger
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Schuttingere
Sander
Haaten
Carman Colt
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Glenn Riddle
Thomas C. McDowell
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Fragmented Names From The Washington Post And Morning Telegraph
A garbled OCR item lists numerous names and terms including Rubidium Tache Gaunt Ballyconnell Gargoyle Seg Ogress Louise V Sedan Marion Hollins Napoli Edith Baumann Thornbloom Duchess Lace Nelle Mahone Ballymoney Silk Bird The Belgian II Betsy Ballad Kirstie s Cub Wodan Kingston and more. The passage weaves place names person names and potential titles across newspapers Cincinnati Inquirer and Morning Telegraph with multiple misspellings and fragments.
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Marion Hollins
Napoli
Edith Baumann Thornbloom
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Havre de Grace Race Card 1919 Seaports Racing Meet
Havre de Grace Maryland on September 25 1919 featured a full six race card. Winners included J W Paorrishs ch t by Flaudit Cousin Martha in race one and Ringling with jockey Kingling among the top finishers in two, three, and four, with notable performances by Emma, Ireland, and Emerinite. Scratches and mutuels noted. results show purses around 1200 to 1260 dollars per race and times around 0:24 to 1:49 for various distances.
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Krewer Shows Way to Juvenile Field at Aqueduct
New York on September 25 saw heavy claims and scratches at Aqueduct where Krewer dominated the Oakdale handicap by two lengths. Pilgrim was second with Kinnoul third, as Sundial II easily beat Osgood in the smaller race. Gold Bond won the 2 mile selling steeplechase while Panaman led the opener. Jock Scot and Fair Gain posted notable efforts in subsequent events with Sun Dial and Krewer among the day’s feature results.
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Army Navy game tickets set for 44 000 seats at New York
In Annapolis Maryland on September 25 it was announced that 44 000 seats will be available for the Army Navy football game in New York on November 23 with 14 264 seats allotted to each academy for member distribution and tickets on sale at West Point Annapolis and New York.
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Unclear OCR item on early year sports results
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions sports teams and marks an early yearly event. Names and specifics are unreadable, but indicates a brief glimpse of results or standings in a local athletic context.
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