White Sox and Phillies battle as Chicago wins 5 4
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 to keep pace with Cleveland yesterday. A late sixth inning rally drove Rommel from the mound while Jackson, Schalk, and Weaver contributed key hits and defensive plays for Chicago.
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Standings in Pennant Races and Saturday Results
Standings from American League show Washington and Chivas in top spots with New York nine, Boston seven, Detroit four. National League lists Cincinnati eleven, Brooklyn three, Pittsburgh seven, New York nine five, Philadelphia seven, Chicago nine. American Association and other clubs include Minneapolis and Toledo with varied tallies.
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Giants win after Duncan fumble in 11 inning thriller
New York defeats Cincinnati 7 to 6 in 11 innings as Doyle scores from first on Duncan fumble of Snyder’s hit to left. Barnes tied the game in the ninth with a two-base hit and Cincinnati’s Roush homered but the Giants pushed ahead late.
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Boxing in New York Brings Big Receipts at Madison Square Garden
September 20 report shows Madison Square Garden boxing show under Walker law grossed 46748 with state tax 5 percent. Dundee earned 12223.38 or 30 percent. Welling fought Dundee for a $6 guarantee. Ticket totals listed with varied prices. attendance over 11 thousand. Also notes a Brooklyn Pirates win 4-3 over Pittspursa in a ninth inning finish with a home run by Johnston.
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Postseason series opens October with St Paul and Baltimore
The St Paul pennant winner in the American Association and Baltimore pennant winner in the new International League will start the best five in nine games in Baltimore on October 4 7 6 and 10 before moving to St Paul. Series dates in St Paul pending.
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East High selects first football team for opener with Independence
East High aims to unveil a strong first eleven led by captain Lee Parkin at quarterback Jud Dean and veteran linemen. The squad, described as husky and formidable, eye strong state contention with trials for positions ongoing and a tougher schedule ahead including North Des Moines and Cedar Rapids opponents.
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Mails to Start for Indians Against Red Sox Today
Cleveland, Sept. 20. Walter Mails the southpaw from Sacramento is Speaker’s pick for the second game of the Boston at Cleveland series. Mails has won all four games he pitched for the Indians and Speaker expects two straight wins over the Red Sox. Hoyt or Bush to start for Boston.
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Mallory Wins Fourth Women’s National Tennis Title
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory captured her fourth women’s national tennis championship by defeating Marion Zinderstein of Boston at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. In doubles Zinderstein teamed with Eleanor Goss to win 13 11 4 6 3, while mixed doubles went to Mrs G W Wightman and Wallace F Johnston. Louise Dixon won the junior title, defeating Helen Sewell 6 2 6 2.
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Illinois runner loses 1500 race to Lundgren in Stockholm
In Stockholm Jose Ray of Illinois was defeated by S. Lundgren in a 1500 meter race. St. Paul team notes a 196th American association victory record. New York reports golf losses for Harry Vardon and Edward Ray. St. Louis hosts the middle west bowling tournament from Nov 19 to Dec 6.
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White Sox Park Fire Damages Bleachers
Chicago officials report a blaze at White Sox park injuring no one and causing about 1600 dollars in damage to the left field bleachers. Club officials and firemen dismiss rumors of a plot. they attribute the fire to a discarded cigar or cigarette butt.
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West High grid hopefuls face injuries in peak selection
Three West High football candidates sustain minor injuries while 50 players train under Coach J B Couch. Max Miller reinjures a knee from a field mishap as John Banton and Don Graham also struggle with injuries. Coaches plan scrimmage and chalk talks to choose the regulars before the Nashua game next Saturday.
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Leonard Wins Despite Laughlin's Strong Seventh Round
Boxing notes recount Benny Leonard's four round victory over Laughlin in Bethlehem with Leonard narrowly surviving a seventh round rally. Also covered are Tom Jones promoting American boxers to Australia, Babe Ruth facing Jim Bagby in Yankee talk, and updates on Ping Bodie's ankle injury and other racing and sports stories of the era.
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Prairie chickens thrive in northern Iowa under five year law
Hunters report a strong prairie chicken and duck season in Winnebago County Forest City Buffalo Center and Thompson area. They note heavy quail numbers, many ducks near Lost Island Lake Ruthven and widespread late night shooting infractions leading to state wardens hauling offenders to Sioux City.
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Drake University to play toughest football schedule in history
Des Moines reports Drake University will face a grueling slate this fall with a game each week from Sept 25 to Thanksgiving. The Bulldogs meet Penn College Simpson College Kansas Missouri Grinnell Creighton Morningside Oklahoma and others, aiming for a strong team showing at Drake Stadium and beyond.
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Dodgers and Indians Vie for Pennant Lead in Race
Brooklyn Dodgers hold a five game edge over the New York Giants with eight games left while the Cleveland Indians threaten from behind. Chicago White Sox close in as New York and Cincinnati also remain contenders in the final weeks of the pennant chase.
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