Cincinnati Reds Take Doubleheader From Cubs
Cincinnati wins both games in a doubleheader against Chicago. In game one Sallee and Carter charged with hits, Reds win in the ninth on a single by Williams and a sacrifice fly by Rouse amid a Carter wild throw. Game two features Fisher limiting Chicago to three hits and Vaughn allowing early runs before Chicago rallies. Reds field well in championship form behind Sharpe. Giants host Braves and Dodgers fall to Phillies as NL race tightens amid late September action.
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Football Resumes Prewar Importance in Games Today
Inter collegiate action returns to prewar footing with about 30 games across the nation marking the game’s fiftieth anniversary. Key matchups include Harvard at Cambridge Bates, Dartmouth at Hanover, Army hosting Middlebury, and Brown meeting Rhode Island State in Providence.
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Early baseball rivals Reds and White Stockings battle for crown
A historical sketch recalls Cincinnati Reds era dominance over Chicago White Stockings in the 1860s 1870s. It notes key figures such as manager Jimmy Woods and the shift from amateur to professional play, detailing dramatic games and the Reds' eventual rise before disbanding after a narrow season.
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Cincinnati in Throes of Baseball Madness
Rumors swirl as Cincinnati fans celebrate a pennant race in the National League. August Herrmann and local officials vow pageantry while sports figures and team members are cited amid party planning and civic enthusiasm. Local crime notes report guns seized from hunters for later auction.
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Battling Nelson and His Comeback Art in the Ring
In this 1919 portrait, Battling Nelson faces critics as his relentless rush and clever left scissors punch redefine ring strategy. The piece traces his battles with Britt, Gans, and others, detailing his stamina, pain tolerance, and the comeback ethos that made him a steadfast champion in the era.
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Cobb Leads AM League Batters In Close Finish
Chicago dispatch notes Tyrus Raymond Cobb leads the American league batting race with an unofficial .379 average, 4 points ahead of Veach. Babe Ruth sits seventh with .223 and 28 home runs. Smith, Collins, and Jackson listed among top AL hitters. Cravath leads NL batting with .336 as Thorpe trails by five. Hendryx eyes AA batting title at .465 with Good second. Ward Miller leads AA scoring with 111 runs.
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War Memoirs and Musings on Smoke and Strikes
An unsigned column blends war memoir snippets with everyday anecdotes. A weary narrator recalls dawn-at-frontline routines and the urge to smoke for nerves, satirically tying it to political slogans. The piece comments on labor strikes, honesty of work, and a quip about sports loyalties.
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Winners Sure Get $9,000 in World Series Pool
Garry Herrmann predicts larger World Series pools this year with players in first, second, and third places earning sizeable shares. Losers receive at least $3,000 each, and third-place clubs may surpass $700 per man, as total pot tops $500,000 for five games.
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