White Sox and Reds Set for Opening World Series Game
Cincinnati October 1 Weather looked unsettled but forecast suggested no rain for the first game of the world series between the Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds at Redland field. Managers Moran and Gleason voiced confidence while Ruether and Ciekote were slated to start, with Ivy Wingo backing Ruether and Hay Schulk catching. All tickets sold, no gate seats released, and fans paid high prices for the prospect of a nine game series.
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Sport Flashes from Cincinnati Boxing Round 10
Associated Press notes Peter Herman and Sandew boxed a full 10 rounds in Cincinnati. The bout concluded with a decision reported by observers. No further details on scoring or venue provided.
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Des Moines Street Car Snarl Under Fare Fight
Des Moines and C&R’s plan to ease a transit snarl met with citizen opposition. Receivers’ proposals to cut service and raise fares on the Wai ley Junction Fort Mes Moines and Urbandale lines were rejected at a Monday meeting. Voters earlier rejected a fare increase in a special election, prompting continued debate on restoring service and funding. A local tip from the Courier suggests using a Lose ad to locate a lost item.
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Baseball in Chicago Faces Rising Box Seat Costs
Baseball fans in Chicago and other large cities see box seats priced at $1, while higher admission is common elsewhere. The result is tense crowd dynamics, discouraged teamwork, and veterans returning from service showing rust in the field.
Comiskey the Old Guard of White Sox Baseball
Charles Albert Comiskey known as the Old Roman of baseball is celebrated for guiding the White Sox to pennants since 1885. The longtime owner and park proprietor remains active at sixty and recalls early days with the St. Louis Browns, Western league leadership, and Chicago’s rise as baseball’s national symbol.
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Ames Woths Hard For Car Game Saturday
Ames and the Cyclone football team prepare for a key Saturday matchup against Coc college elev eon. A large squad has trained nightly this week as coach Ves and staff seek smooth execution to secure a win.
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Garry Herrmann and the Reds leadership saga in Cincinnati
Cincinnati’s Garry Herrmann, longtime political figure and baseball chief, helped form a group to buy the Reds, brokered peace between the National and American Leagues, and steered Redland Field’s construction. A printer by trade, he became a pivotal figure in major and minor league baseball, shaping governance and ownership while keeping fans in check on pennant fever.
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College teams clash Saturday in state action
Des Moines report notes all state colleges set nine games this week with Friday Parson s at Des Moines and Saturday schedule including Iowa at Nebraska Drake at Penn Coe at Ames Graceland at Simpson Midland at Morningside and Des Moines matchups. Iowa Hawkeyes face Nebraska in Iowa City while Drake hosts Penn and Coe visits Iowa State in Cedar Rapids.
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Leonard challenges Tendler for Thanksgiving bout
Billy Gibson, manager of Benny Leonard, denied a 15 round match with Lew Tendler of Philadelphia for Thanksgiving day in New Haven. Leonard is ready to meet Tendler anytime, but Tendler has refused to sign. Gibson notes Leonard has issued a challenge, the first time a champion has challenged a contender in lightweight history.
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Herman Bantam Receives Paris Boxing Offer
Péte Herman bantamweight champion has an offer to box Charley Le Doux the French titleholder for 20 rounds in Paris next February. In mid July Reds fans pledged $35,000 to fund a world tour by subscription lists as the team then alternated between first and second place.
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