Stengel Clinches 1923 World Series Opener With Heroic Ninth
Casey Stengel delivered a dramatic ninth inning homer as the New York Giants defeated the Yankees 5 to 4 in the opening game of the 1923 World Series. Waite Hoyt started for the Yankees and was knocked out after the Giants rallied. Joe Bush took the loss, while Monty Watson earned the win with relief by Rory Youth. The crowd of 65,606 set a World Series attendance record as the Giants seized the early edge in the best-of-seven series.
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New York
Associated Press
Casey Stengel
New York Giants
Yankees
Stengel
Giants
Bush
Yankee Stadium
Joe Bush
Waite Hoyt
Lfe
Was &c
John Joseph Methaw
Watson
John Watson
Methaw
Rory”yan
Hoyt
Hart
Ahirt
Joe
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Joe Dugan
Bob Meusels
Ward
Schang
Scott
Whitey Witt
Second Base
Frisch
Groh
Boy Wonder
Kelly
Gowdy
McGraw
Bentley
Maguire
Ghondy
Bancroft
Gearin
Heinie Groh
Macguire
Giants Use Double Warmup Strategy Before World Series Game
New York October 10 The Associated Press reports a clever tactic by Manager McGraw before the opening game of the World Series. He had Jack Watson and Art Nehf warm up, leaving Captain Huggins unsure which would pitch. The Buffoons of Baseball performed a Dempsey Firpo spoof in a playful pre game revue drawing boos and cheers.
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New York
McGraw
Giants
Jack Watson
Siinger
Art Nehf
Huggins
Yankees
de Myery
Progress on cement road toward Santa Fe from Bernalillo line
The Moor Construction company report on track laying for 6.9 miles of cement road from the Bernalillo county line at Sandia to North Fourth Street. About 3,000 yards poured. eight months left. Federal aid project 36 covers the initial segment. future work includes final location to Algodones and a Tijeras canyon route revision.
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Sandia
North Fourth Street
Robert S. Cooper
State Highway Commission
The
Morning Journal
Moor Construction Company
el Pano
Texas
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
Cooper
Healy
Algodones
Bernalillo Line
la Bajada Hill
Tijeras Canyon
Forest Service
East Central Avenue
Willard
Scheile
Abo Pass
Ocean
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
Forecast for Denver New Mexico calls for fair skies Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Arizona also fair Thursday with warmer southwest portions. Friday stays fair.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Southwest
Weather Summary From Local University Record
Conditions for the 24 hours ending 6 p m yesterday reported by the university show a high of 70 and a low of 40 with a 21 degree range. Humidity at 6 a m was 88 percent and wind was from the southwest with clear skies.
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Resorto Voigch Co
Dav
Vai
Former Soldier Tsao Kun Inaugurated President of China
Pekin Oct 16 In a ceremony the military governor of Chiha province Marshal Tsao Kun was inaugurated president of China as the new constitution was promulgated. Tsao Kun, 60, rose from common soldier 35 years ago and now leads Chi Li Hunan and Huoch as military chief.
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Pekin
Associated Press
Marshal Tsao Kun
Chiha Province
China
Republic
Tsao Kun
Li Yuan-Hung
Tientsin
Teno
Chihli
Hunan
Huoch
United States
Prediction of Coolidge Victory For 1924 Election
Washington Oct 10. W L Ward chairman of the New York state committee and Westchester county Republican leader predicted Coolidge would win in 1924 after a White House call. He was joined by Rep J Mayhew Wainwright former assistant secretary of war who had luncheon with President Coolidge.
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Washington
W. L. Ward
New Vere
Republican State Committee
Westchester County
White House
Ward
J. Mayhew Wainwright
New York
President Coolidge
Mace Admits He Killed Moore and Goes to Prison
Thomas Mace admitted killing Buck Moore at a McKinney Land and Lumber camp near Thoreau and pled guilty to manslaughter in Los Lunas. Judge Owen sentenced him to five to ten years. The shooting followed a pig dispute on April 14. J N Gallegos pled guilty to incest and got three to five years. Miguel Hernandez received one year for bigamy.
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Thomas Mace
Buck Moore
McBkinney
Thoreau
Los Lunas
Owen
J. N. Gallegos
Sierra County
Giants Triumph as Stengel Homers Late in Series Game
Manager M Graw of Giants and players who starred in the first World Series game Wednesday. Stengel, with the men out in the ninth, knocked a home run and won the game for his team.
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M’graw
Giants
Stengel
Hie
Major Rockwood beaten in Phoenix alley found in coma
Charles A. Rockwood former Des Moines army major was found beaten in a downtown Phoenix alley. He remained in a coma with paralysis on his left side while police investigated a possible two assailant attack and motive. He had $849 on him and his disappearance from Des Moines had previously sparked a mystery.
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Ariz
Charles A. Rockwood
Des Moines
Iowa
Rockwood
Lake Fairview
Wis
Culver Military Institute
Culver
Ind
W. &. Silmer
Nevada
Miasouth
Pecos Valley Sees Record Wool and Farm Output
State Bank Examiner L. B. Gregg reports the Pecos valley set a season production record with wool and farm products valued at two zillion dollars. He notes broomcorn rising in importance and a cotton crop that breaks records in Roosevelt and Curry counties.
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Pecos Valley
Santa Fe
State Bank
L. B. Gregg
Gregg
Roosevelt
Curry
Tragedy in Danville Family Home Ends in Suicide
William Williams, a Danville business man, was killed and Mrs. Williams seriously wounded by Ben C. Coleman, a Virginia figure from a prominent family, during a dinner at the Stranger home. Coleman then killed himself. A police officer began reading a paper found on Coleman before the coroner intervened.
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Danville
William Co. Willams
Williams
Ben C. Coleman
Virginia
Stranger
Strongs Sell Interest in Albuquerque Book Store
Sale of the interests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Strong in Strong's book store to H. B. Roeder and H. F. Livingston was announced yesterday. Livingston has been part owner for years. Roeder is a Texas Oil sales agent in New Mexico.
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F. J. Strong
Strong
H. B. Roeder
H.F. Livingston
Livingston
Roeder
New Mexico
Texas Oil Company
Afr
Albuquerque
Philadelphia
Barling Bomber Departs for Barling Home Station
The Barling bomber, largest airplane in the world, left its current location in St. Louis for its home station at McCook Field Daviton Ohio at 12 88 p m today.
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Barling
St. Louis
McCook Field
Daviton
Ohio
American Legion Plans to Close Foreign Language Papers
Portland reports Captain C. P. Plummer stating the American Legion will push to curb foreign language newspapers, labeling 100 of 609 as unpatriotic, while urging immigration controls and demanding jobs and homes for veterans before accepting newcomers. The event also praised General Frank M. Hines of the veterans bureau.
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Portland
Ore
Associated Press
Willam P. Clark
Flist Glass Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Clark
Steve Sumner
Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
John J. Kearney
Boston
Sumner
Dominick D'Alessandro
Quincy
Mass
International Hod Carriers Building and Common Laborera Union
Federation
Rank and File of Labor
C. P. Plummer
The
American Legion
United States
American Federation of Tabor
Frank YT. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Commutation Granted for Charles Silver in New Mexico
Santa Fe Oct 10 A commutation was granted to Charles Silver who was sentenced in San Miguel county in June 1923 to one year to 16 months in the state penitentiary by Lieutenant Governor Jose A Baca. Silver will be released next month due to a need to support his family and a good prison record. He has served at a road camp in Taos county.
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Santa Fe
Charles Silver
San Miguel County
Jose A. Baca
Silver
Taos County
Raton Man Seeks Federal Bankruptcy Declaration
Joseph F. E. Thresher a laborer from Raton applied in federal court for bankruptcy with stated liabilities of 3900 and no assets. Unsecured creditors include A. A. Hall & Co of Denver owed 1604 for stock notes and Southwestern Stock Exchange of Denver owed 1100 for oil stock notes.
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Santa Fe
Joseph FE. Thresher
Raton
A. A. Hall & Co
Denver
Southwestern Stock Exchange
Stribling Matched with Joe Tonosky for Oct 18 Fight
Macon Ga October 16 W L Young Stribling will meet Joe Tonosky of Milwaukee in a ten round bout set for October 18 in Macon. The match was announced tonight at Stribling's headquarters.
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Macon
W. L ‘Young
Stribling
Joe Tonosky
Milwaukee
Kels Receives Death Sentence for Lodi Murder
Alexander A. Kels of Lodi Calif is condemned to death for first degree murder in the shooting and burning of itinerant laborer Edward Meservey on the Kels ranch pasturing site. The case hinged on Kels declaring debt and using a staged death to claim insurance for his wife and 11 year old daughter.
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Stockton
Calif
Folsom State Prison
Alexander A. Kels
Lodi
Edward Meservey
Eid Meservi
Kels
Kelss
Aso
Kele
Kelis
Young
Kelas
Kela
Reicke
D. M. Young
Wills and Smith Complete Training for Ten Round Bout
New York Oct 10 Harry Wills the burly negro who challenged Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title and Homer Smith of Kalamazoo Mich who was knocked down several times in his bout with Luis Angel Firpo but avoided a knockout tonight completed training for their ten round battle in Long Island City tomorrow night Among those at ringside will be the South American warrior who recently was knocked out by the champion
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New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Homer Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Luis Angel Firpo
Long Island City
Blues defeat Orioles in junior series opener
Kansas City Blues beat the Baltimore Orioles 9 to 4 in Kansas City to open the junior series. The Orioles used three pitchers Parnham Ogden and Thomas and Becker homered with two on base as Kansas City took the lead early and never relinquished it.
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Kansas City Blues
Orioles
Kansas City
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Parnham
Ogden
Thomas
Kiff
Becker
Fire Burns Through St. Felix de Valors. $200000 Loss
A fire in St. Felix de Valors near Joliette destroyed twelve stores and houses, causing about 200000 dollars in damage last night. Authorities say children playing with candles likely started the blaze.
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Joliette
Quebec
St. Felix de Valors
Explosion on S-37 Kills Two. Six Hurt Off San Pedro
An explosion in the after compartment of the United States submarine S-37 off San Pedro breakwater kills LANWELL GARTNER 22 and IGNACIO ABOZA 25 and injures six including Virgil Dean 23 Ernest Barnes 19 Hubert J F Poynter 23 Boniface Leyvall 23 WV Boaz ???, and Sherman Texas and Oakland California sailors suffer burns fractures and gas exposure.
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United States
San Pedro
Calif
Lanwell Gartner
Philadelphia
Ignacio Aboza
Cook
Manila
Virgil Dean
Huntington
W. Va
Lega
Ernest Barnes
Billington
Hubert JF. Poynter
Sherman
Texas
Boniface Leyvall
Oakland
Wv. J. Boaz
B. Hubbell
Rain at Santa Fe Delivers Severe Storm Damage
Nearly an inch of rain fell during a violent storm from the northwest bringing hailstones up to marble size. Gardens and roofs suffered notable damage from the blitz as Santa Fe recorded heavy precipitation overnight.
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Santa FE Santa FE
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