Indians Again Defeat Red Sox In Cleveland rout
Cleveland, Sept 31. Cleveland won its sixth straight by routing Boston 9 to 3 as Gardner drove in six runs with two triples and a single. Mails earned the win in a game highlighted by Gardner’s timely hitting and Speaker scoring on a double. Boston’s four runs came on a second-inning flurry aided by four singles and two errors.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Take Final Brooklyn Pittsburgh Tilt In 10 Innings
Brooklyn wins the final game of the Brooklyn Pittsburgh series 2 to 1 in ten innings. Traynor scores on Schmidt's sacrifice and Bigbee's single. Kenetchy homers to tie in the ninth. Neig scores on Myers double in the tenth for the decisive run.
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Babe Ruth hits 148th run to lead league record
In St Louis Babe Ruth, home run champion, shatters the American League scoring mark with his 148th run of the season. In New York the Brooklyn Nationals extend their lead to five and a half games as the league leaders win. Cleveland holds a game and a half over Chicago as the American League seeks a federal betting ban on baseball.
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White and Jackson box at Madison Square Garden
Announcement from Chicago reports that lightweight Charlie White will meet Willie Jackson in a 15 round decision bout at Madison Square Garden New York next Tuesday night They are to fight at 135 pounds at 85 pounds
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Beany Leonard Ready for Moran Title Fight in Chicago
Beany Leonard world lightweight champion arrived in Chicago from New Orleans to finalize training for his Saturday bout with Pat Moran. Leonard, who traveled from New York, has been training intensely and will meet Moran in the big lightweight showdown.
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Saints Clinch 106th Victory to Set Record
Saint Paul defeated Indianapolis yesterday to break the American Association record with 106 wins in a season, surpassing Minneapolis 105 wins set in 1912. The champions extended their season high, achieving the historic mark in September at St Paul.
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Northwestern Chicago settle basketball ties and schedule
The Western Conference basketball association adopts a season schedule for Iowa Illinois and Michigan, allows a player taken out of a game to return, and resolves athletics relations between Chicago and Northwestern. Dr Meanwell chairs. Dr Cooke re-elected secretary. officials to be chosen for games. meeting set for December 4. The slate lists January to March games across Wisconsin Ohio State Minnesota Michigan Illinois Purdue Northwestern Iowa.
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Waterloo All Stars Triumph Over Voorhies 15 to 9
Waterloo All Stars led by Woody Wilson defeated Voorhies 15 to 9 on Sunday. Pagel started and was relieved by Schutzman after the third inning. Schutzman held Voorhies to three hits the rest of the game as Waterloo pounded 15 runs. Maetealt h caught for Waterloo while Figmore and Jivens formed the Voorhies battery.
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Tootsie Toise Dominates Grand Circuit as Star Mare
Rumors swirl around the harness world with Tootsie Toise praised for 2.054 FG efficiency and undefeated stretch runs. Owned by EB Dorsey Findler, she headlines the Walnut Hall stake at Lexington and is famed for late surges. Separately, Philadelphia's National League may hire Art Fletcher as boss, with Cravath joining as trainer and outfielder, amid plans to spend £100,000 for new material before 1921. Tad Tones at Yale trains quarterback prospects as prep for spring election mechanics. Dempsey’s looming challenges meet chatter about colored heavies, mixed bouts allowed, and Wills’ interest in a future clash. Royal Rogers of Boston eyes the World Series, hoping for lively proceedings regardless of site. Billy Miske says he’s fielding offers and could fight multiple times weekly, but plans three bouts per month at most.
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Good Sportsmanship in Trap Shooting Highlight
The article recalls Wright of Buffalo and Lorimer at the Grand American handicap, praising Wright for honesty in correcting score errors. It parallels a prior incident with Dick Gerstell, noting both men demonstrated true sportsmanship by relinquishing undeserved advantages.
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New pacing record at Columbus Grand Circuit meet
The fall Grand Circuit meeting opened in Columbus Ohio with ideal weather. Rose Scott won the 2-year-old trot in the Horse Review futurity, marking the fastest heat for 2-year-olds this year and lowering the season record to 2 05.0 minutes, beating Bogalusa’s previous 2 08.0 mark.
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Teachers' Training Team Prepares for Waverly Game
The Cedar Falls Teachers College training eleven completes a week of workouts and scrimmages under Coach C W Helsley. About 25 candidates are being narrowed to a first team for the October 2 game at Waverly, with Orr at quarterback and a line including Cole at center and Minear at left guard among probable starters.
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Tentative Tiger Team Trains for Charles City Clash
Cedar Falls preparations for a Cedar Faille high school game against Charles City high school are delayed by various interests. A.C. Repp reports 25 players have trained since season start and focus on forward passes. Early lineup shows many battles for spots with multiple candidates for every position and Andrews likely to share left halfback duties.
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Interest in Today's American League Game
Cleveland plans to close its series with a win. Speaker aims for three straight victories with Cove eskie pitching today. Barrow made no changes. White Sox feel confident seeking a third straight win over Philadelphia in pennant chase. Gleason undecided on starter among Cicotte Williams Kerr or a younger pitcher.
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