Giants and Senators Face Tough Games as World Series Opens
New York crowds greet the Giants and Senators in the World Series third game in New York after an opening in Washington. Senators manager Buck Harris says New York fans are fair, with visiting players receiving encouragement. Washington’s town is described as baseball mad while the Giants fear scrutiny amid a scandal cloud as Hank Gowdy and Irish Meusel seek a statement from Commissioner Landis.
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Races At Hugh County Fair Draw Crowds And Fast Times
Crowd witnesses fast heats at Hugh County Fair with purses of 600 dollars for pace events and 400 dollars for a free for all. Notable horses include Sir Etwah Mabel Girt and Lady Glover with times around 2 17 to 2 19 in multiple heats. Entries list owners and stables from Greenville Norfolk and Wilmington as stakes heat action builds to a 2:17 stake and a 400 dollar free for all.
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Ban Johnson backs from vacation amid World Series scandal fallout
Chicago reports Ban Johnson returning as he digs into the 1919 World Series scandal. He hints at more revelations while defending his push to keep baseball clean. He questions the involvement of Cozy Dolan and Jim O’Connell and notes Landis and others may be investigated further.
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Harvard Princeton And Yale Face Tough Games
New York report notes Harvard Yale and Princeton brace for sharp tests this weekend. Princeton hosts Notre Dame with a strong lineup while Harvard plans a patched eleven against Dartmouth. Yale faces Brown with hopes of avoiding a upset as Knox Rockne’s Irish visit.
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