Red Sox Top Tigers as Leonard Shines in Fenway Win
Boston defeats Detroit 7 to 2 at Fenway, widening the lead in the series. Leonard pitched superbly, limiting Detroit to one hit through eight innings as Boston Bayed by strong defense and timely hitting. Cobb’s rare homer in the ninth provided Detroit’s only offense.
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Indians 7 Athletics 0 as streaks continue
Cleveland won the first game in Philadelphia 7 to 6 and tied the second in ten innings 3 to 3. Mitchell struck out eleven in the second game while Cleveland built a late rally. Morton, Carter, Coumbe and Billings aided the win. Browns blank Senators 9-0 as McCabe and Agnew held Washington to five hits. Yankees edge White Sox in New York 2 to 1 with Baumann homering and a wild throw scoring another.
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Reds and Phillies duel ends with Cincinnati win in 11 minutes
In Cincinnati Sept 1 stock and Bancroft miscues and Demaree's pitching guide a 2 to 0 victory over Philadelphia. Only six hits allowed, eleven run time, and a quick finish at the baseball grounds. Demaree and Hurns led the Phillies with limited offense as Cincinnati captures game two of the series.
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Dodgers and Giants collide in Chicago tilt. Brooklyn wins 7 to 3
Chicago losses to Brooklyn 7 to 3 after five hits and a critical error in the third inning. Daubert’s catch preserved the lead, while Brooklyn’s late offense sealed the win as Smith struggled and Rucker relieved. Pirates beat Giants 9 to 6 in game one, with Benton, Cooper pacing New York’s offense.
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Grippptin Seeks Championship After Final Victory
In Cincinnati on September 18 Clarence Ariffin of San Francisco defeated Elia Footrel in the final of the tournament. Ariffin won in straight sets to claim the title with a two sets to one finish.
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No OPA meeting of ta directors
A winter session of the Can Central Association directors will determine the league’s fate. The regular winter meeting may be in Burlington Clinton or Muscatine with the Central Association’s existence practically assured, though rumors persist of several cities dropping from the circuit. A cricket match at Byrnes Park is set for Sunday at 10 between married and single players.
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Cobb Keeps Hitting Daily. Doyle Leads NL Batters
Tyrus Cobb raises averages to near .377 with a daily hit or two while Detroit trails the Red Sox in the AL pennant race. Larry Doyle of the Giants tops the National League with 162 hits and a .319 average as Boston’s Wester and Ruth pace the "600" class with strong records.
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Hawkeye Football Faces Strong Outsiders This Season
Des Moines readers survey Iowa teams Hawkeyes Ames Drake and Drake facing top outside squads Northwestern Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ames Minnesota are highlighted as the strongest Iowa contenders with key out-of-state tests ahead Iowa looks to improve on last year but faces rule changes and travel demands while Ames and Drake loom as potential upsets with out-of-state clashes shaping the season dynamics.
Iowa teams face tough schedule in town championship race
The article notes that out of state college teams appear stronger on paper at season start while Iowa schools Drake Ames and Iowa State face key tests. It highlights the Town championship battles in Ames at Iowa City and the Drake Ames games in Des Moines as the season’s premier showdowns, with Ames and Iowa likely to win their games against Iowa schools. It also mentions Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter reaching about 6,500 homes via Want Ads.
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Pittsburgh Falls to Baltimore in Ninth Inning Tie Game
In Pittsburgh Pa on Sept 18 Baltimore won 4 to 2 after scoring the winning run in the ninth. St Louis edged Brooklyn 2 to 0 in a pitching duel. Kansas City beat Newark 3 to 0 as Packard limited hits. Real estate transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo list several property changes with values from 1 to 3 thousand dollars.
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Southern Railway Adopts The Southern Serves the South Trademark
Southern Railway announces a new trademark The Southern Serves the South emphasizing its extensive network across Ohio Potomac and east of the Mississippi. The campaign funds about 200 million dollars yearly in advertising directed to northern eastern western regions to attract travelers and highlight the SR symbol.
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