Moran's Men and Cubs Split Doubleheader
Chicago and Cincinnati split a holiday doubleheader with the Reds taking the morning game 4 to 3 and the Cubs winning the afternoon 4 to 2. Merkle homered in the first to break a tie for Chicago. In the second game Vaughn pitched poorly and Cincinnati built a lead with doubles and a double steal, unable to be overcome by the Cubs.
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American League Batting Leaders Section Noted
League notes show fragmented names such as Arner, Gharrite, Lewis, Mayer in a Cleveland St. Davenport context. The readable parts indicate batter mentions and team standings but lack full details or clear outcomes.
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Gharrite
Rat
Cleveland St.Lewis
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Tatteries
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Comiskey O Keefe Draw After Ten Round Irish Greek Rivalry
Tommy Comiskey of St Paul and Dennis O Keefe of Chicago fought ten rounds to a draw at Chautauqua Park in a lively boxing card. O Keefe pressured early and scored, while Comiskey rallied with sharp jabs and lefthands. The semi windup saw Spider Earth kayoed by Tommy Caldwell, and Young Nes defeated Young Sharkey in a four round prelim.
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Chicago
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Kide
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Waterloo
Tommy Caldwell
Ted Brown
Ted
Nili Ag Tong
Cedar Rapids
Nes
Young Sharkey
George Hitchcork
Sioux City golf opens with amateur tourney
Sioux City Country Club invites middle west amateur golfers to a free tournament on September 11 at its course. Four flights with consolation prizes, sixteen awards for winners and runners up, and a perpetual trophy if won twice in a row. Qualified players will play an 18 hole round on September 11.
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Bioux City
Middle West
Sioux City Country Club
St Joseph Welcomes Jim Hamiltoner for Season Run
Jim Hamiltoner of Peoria joins St Joseph Western club for the remainder of the season as third baseman behind Ray Trubaker after today’s announcement. Previous results include American Association and Western League action with several teams listed in brief.
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Jimmy Hamiltoner
Peoria
St. Joseph Western Prague
Ray Trubaker
Moose Club Wins City Ball Title Off Telephoners
The Moose ball club captured the city championship with a 6 to 1 win over the telephone employees on the Cedar River diamond. Worrell and Moeller led both teams as the standout pitchers, with Worrell striking out 19. Timely hitting and solid defense sealed the Moose victory amid a strong late rally by the Phoners.
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Moetien
al Moeller
Cratsley
Miss Detroit Wins Third Heat in Gold Cup Race
Detroit reports Gar Wood drives the Miss Detroit to win the third heat of the gold cup on the river course with an average speed near 60 mph. W Sanborn in the Detroit boat finished second while a rival boat lost a propeller and retired. The Miss Detroit becomes national and world powerboat champion for 1919 as Europe awaits next summer.
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Gar'' Wood
Wood
W. Sanborn
Petroit
Smthaur
Paul Strashure
Hire Petro
Europe
Cup Weed
Bloomington Wins Three I pennant in baseball league
Bloomington captured the Three I league pennant finishing about 12 games ahead of Peoria with Terre Haute and Moline behind. Managed by Joseph Dann of Springfield, the Bloomers clinched their first pennant since 1903 as attendance surged and numerous players moved to higher leagues.
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Bloomington Clay
Eynesville
Bloomington
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Springfeeld. O
Terre Haute
Moline
Final Clash Today for Tennis Honors
William Tilden of Philadelphia and William M. Johnston of San Francisco reach the final of the national lawn tennis championship at the West Side club Forest Hills. Tilden has two wins in recent East and West clashes and seeks his third title after defeating Norris Williams in straight sets. Johnston advances by beating Wallace P. Johnson 6-? in a straight-set semifinal to meet the defending 1915 champion.
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
Norris Williams
Boston
Johnston
Wallace PL Johnson
CONS HORSE TAKES HONORS AT SLARTFORD
Slartford Conn Sept. Gregor the great and Walter Tealstrotter defeated a field of seven horses in the feature event the opening dash The best time was 2 7 The thrilling finish of the day came in the Grand Circuit race at Oakirkeshte with a close result
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Tara’s Hall
Gentry C
Lu Princeton
Mabel Trask
Slartford
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Gregor
Walter Etealstrotter
Keven
Chan
Boxing Results From Detroit To England Purse Mentioned
The sport roundup reports multiple 10 to 12 round bouts with wins for Sharkey White Mason O Dowd Hughes Dundee Burke Long Huntley Herman Lynch Adair Smith Grebb Noye White, plus manager Kearns saying Dempsey would meet Carpentier in England for $173,000.
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Kid) Long
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C Y s Baby and the German Question in a Fragmented Ode
A tangential lyric fragment titled C Y s Baby traces a humorous and critical reflection on German actions and world perception. The piece mingles personal voice with historical jab at Germany, paired with scattered notes about a social event and an advertisement for a medical specialist and hotel visit framed as a fragment of a larger column.
Knabe Worked as Spy for White Sox Aiding World Series
Chicago dispatch claims Otto Knabe, former Cubs scout and coach, acted as an informant for White Sox scouts to study Reds players ahead of a possible World Series. Knabe, partner of Gleason in Philadelphia, allegedly provided game weaknesses while still loyal to National League clubs.
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