Detroit Tigers Clinch Game One In tense Red Sox Series
Detroit used a strong attack to top Boston 6 to 1 in the first game of the crucial American League series. Ty Cobb stirred crowd trouble by throwing his bat at Mays, was surrounded by fans, and escorted by police, while Detroit’s Foster held Boston to five hits.
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Cubs win pitchers duel to edge Brooklyn in twelve
Chicago moved to fifth place after shutting out Brooklyn 1 to 0 in twelve innings. Vaughn outpitched Pfeffer, allowing four scattered hits and fanning seven as Archer and Stengel produced the decisive run in the first inning. Umpire Byron apologized for a pregame incident, drawing modest applause.
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Zuppke Seeks Repeat Of Illinois Western Title
The piece describes Bob Zuppke and the Illinois football program, aiming to defend the Western Conference crown after losing seven graduates. It notes Zuppke’s skill in molding green talent into veteran level, hoping to secure another conference championship for Illinois.
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Bob Zuppke
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League Game Results and Standings for American Association
In the American Association standings Indianapolis won 6 to 2, Milwaukee lost 0 to 5 in five innings of the second game by darkness, Columbus dropped 2 to 6, Minneapolis won 7 to 5, Louisville defeated St Paul 6 to 3. Cleveland was awarded a win by forfeit as Kansas City refused to play.
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Phillies Dominate Reds With Big Inning Outburst
Philadelphia piled up a six run first inning and coasted to a 10 to 3 win over Cincinnati as Alexander held the visitors to scattered hits. Allenluma tallied four hits including two doubles for the Phillies while McKengry and Luderus contributed key hits. In the Pittsburgh vs New York tilt, Harmon was touched up as Giants defeated the Pirates 4 to 3 with Stroud Tesrau Meyers and Har mon among the batters.
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Federal League Scores and Baseball Highlights
In Pittsburgh on Sept 17 Waltmore was defeated as Baltimore led 5 to 4 after seven. The game featured multiple players, with the visitors forging ahead before Pittsburgh struck back. In St Louis Brooklyn won 8 to 6 after a seesaw contest, Crandall held the line until late, Plank homered to seal the victory.
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Moline Wins Opening Game for 1916 Three-I Title
Davenport and Moline opened the championship series with Davenport holding the first-half crown and Moline the second. Davenport managed two runs on seven hits, while Moline produced three runs on four hits aided by solid defense. Scanlon and Myers led Davenport with hits while Eller and Dobbins contributed for Moline.
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William Sets World Record At Grand Circuit Meeting
Syracuse N Y September 17 William world champion five year old pacer paced a mile in 1 59 1 2 breaking the world mark by nearly two seconds. The previous record 2 01 1 4 was held by Little Boy. William driven by owner Geik G Billings of New York City finished easily on ideal track and weather.
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Big crowd at last display of Pain's works
A large crowd attended the final Pain's works display last evening despite rain and damp conditions. The handicap under which the show was given was clear, yet met with little complaint as rain did not deter attendees. Excellent street car service ensured many local cars queued after the program and crowds dispersed quickly.
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Broadway Belles bring lively burlesque to Waterloo
Broadway Belles company performs The Advertising Man at Waterloo with a 20 strong chorus, elaborate scenery, and Parisian style costumes. Majestic features include Visions d Art, Ploating Along, and Moligrants sketches, while Plaza hosts A Bunch of Keys and The Heart of Jennifer. Family program repeats Flaming Sword with Lionel Barrymore and Jane Grey, plus Wink some Widow and Chaplin shorts.
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