Disputed Game Ends as Giants Lose To Phillies
In Philadelphia the August game interrupted by umpire Brennan finished with Philadelphia taking the opener 3 to 1 and winning the doubleheader 2 to 1. Mathewson and Marquard pitched for the Giants while Hearne and Shafer supported the Phillies as New York endured errors that aided Philadelphia scoring. Doyle's shoulder slowed him as McGraw shuffled the infield for the late game.
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Philadelphia
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Marquard
Oncie Hearne
Rhimere
Finneran
Seaton
Doom
Hearne
McLean
McGraw
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Doyle
Narmees
Wee
Philiad Doyle
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Herzog
Tut Shafer
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Merkle
Sions
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Athletics
Eteoum
Feld Brilliantly But Weak At Bat In Postponed Game
Philadelphia game halted after a rain shower with New York leading 0 0 in the fifth. Managers planned lineup shifts for the World Series as Bender Schang and Oldring contributed, while Caldwell held the home hitters to limited hits before the rain ended play.
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Tearer Mack
Trin
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Mack
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Strunk
Oldring
Bender
Schang
Maisel
Peck Inpaugh
Brown
Lapp
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Barry
Caldwell
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Innin Oldring
Baker
Canadian Champion Avanni Draws With Manson at Lewistown
Canadian middleweight champion Joe Avanni and Lee Manson of Tutte fought 12 rounds to a draw at the opera house Lewistown. Referee Jim Weaver ruled the bout even as crowds watched a fast pace and strong final rounds. Paddy O’Hern dominated his second-round bout, while Avanni and Joe Rogers prepare for a Great Falls clash on the tenth with a Lewistown delegation expected.
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Lee Manson
Tutte
Opera House
Jerry McCarthy de Butte
Jim Weaver
Ito
Avanni
Paddy O'Hern
Young Dunn
Joe Rogers
Great Falls
Plan for World Series Format and Ticket Details
The article outlines the arranged 193 campaign for the World Series between the New York Nationals and the Philadelphia Americans. It details game locations at Polo Grounds and Shibe Park, alternating sites, with tie games on the next day in the other city and refunds for unused tickets. It lists ticket prices, post-rain postponement rules, and the distribution of gate receipts among the national commission, players, and team stockholders.
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Charles Bigler
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Giants Hold Pitching Edge In World Series Preview
New York and Philadelphia meet in the Polo Grounds on October 7 to open the world series. Giants, led by Mathewson, Marquard, Tesreau, and Demarree, appear stronger in pitching than the Athletics’ Bender, Plank, Shawkey, Brown, Bush, and Houck. Substitutes and form may shift, but Giants hold a projected advantage in box work.
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Teareu
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Athenson
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Plank
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Ter
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Combs
Seth Kame
Reing
Ames
Taank
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Aries
Wiltse
Mavkcnnon
Batemen
Demarco
Testeau
Shanker
Athiet Giants
Betting Near Even On Giants Athletics World Series
New York and Philadelphia editors weigh the coming world series wagers as opinions split. Managers and players from Frank, Johnny Evers, Fred Clarke, and Tyrus Cobb circle the likely outcome with a near equal split. Giants seem to hold a pitching edge, while Athletics backers argue Philadelphia bats will offset that.
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New York
Philadelphia
Athletica
Frank Johnny Evers
Fred Clarke
Tyrus Cobb
Hughey Jennings
Bill Dahlen
Giants
Athletics
New Zealand Rugby Team Arrives for Pacific Coast Tour
Twenty four New Zealand rugby players arrived in San Francisco aboard the Willochra for a two month Pacific coast tour from Los Angeles to Victoria. Local officials and university representatives greeted them at the pier. They open with a game against the Olympic club next Saturday and finish November 15 at Berkeley against all American teams.
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Cal
Willochra
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Victoria
Ralph
William J. French
Johnson
San Francisco Olympics Club
Stanford University
University of California
Berkeley
Ravalli County Fair Draws Large Crowd at Hamilton
A crowd of about twelve hundred attended the Ravalli county fair in Hamilton on October 2. Warm weather, lively exhibits, and the opening of livestock judging postponed awards in fruit, grain, vegetables, flower, art, and domestic departments to tomorrow morning. Missoula day expected. The Boston & Montana band makes its first appearance. Boxing matches feature Tally Johns of Hamilton vs Jerry Dalton of Indianapolis for the featherweight North and Middle West title. Races produced solid results with Purse events won by Maud W., Lord Clinton, Playmate, and Mancy.
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Ravalli County
Missoula
Boston & Montana
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Butte
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Ine Manapolis
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J. O. Read
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Burns’ Hall
Temal
Pet
Nableco
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Martin
Tun
Donovan
Lord ‘Clinton
Mullan
Clabby Favored Over Sailor Petroskey in Ring Preview
San Francisco on October 2 Jimmy Clabby enters the bout as favorite over Sailor Petroskey despite a 10 to 12 pound weight disadvantage and lack of local ring action with heavy betting and public interest surrounding the match.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Clabby
Ailor Petroskey
Pacific Coast League Batter Details From Oct 2 Games
Portland seeds 47a with Malarkey Rohrer and West Berry. Oakland batteries list Malarkey Rohrer and West Berry. Los Angeles scores show Gregory McKenry Byrne Boles Elliott. Oakland lists Stroud Cheek Pernolt Clark. Sacramento tagged with San Francisco.
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Eae Batteries
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Hiku
Ellott
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Aces Unfinished on Grand Circuit in Columbus
Columbus Ohio October weather halted a Columbus Grand Circuit meet with two pacing finals completed and five trotting heats decided. A heavy wind and rain soaked the track delaying proceedings. four races are set for tomorrow with additional programs Saturday and Sunday as conditions allow.
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Ohio
Columbus Grand Circuit Association
Iai Tere
Ralph Rose Stricken By Typhoid Fever in San Francisco
Standing of the Clubs San Francisco, Cal. Oct. 2 Ralph Rose world's champion shot putter and an attorney was stricken by typhoid fever last night Dr. Herbert Gunn announced today he is unprepared to judge the seriousness of the attack. Rose is 8 years old. Des Motes, ex. voseon, 28 Sioux City, 10, Omaha, 8 Wichita, 1 Topeka, 10, No others scheduled.
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Cal
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Herbert Gunn
Rose
Des Motes
Voseon
Sioux City
Omaha
Wichita
Topeka
Walter Johnson Signs Rich Washington Pact for 1914
Washington Oct 2 Walter Johnson the league leading pitcher signed a contract with the Washington team for the 1914 season. The exact salary was not announced but is understood to be about twelve thousand dollars. Manager Griffith stated the agreement covers his services for the coming year. Johnson has topped the mound charts this season and is rated as one of baseballs top stars.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Grifith
Bantam hopes rise in Butte sparring scene
Ray Brown has trained in and around Butte for years and seeks a bantam bout. Nearby hopefuls include Jack Douglas Youngs Maguire and Maule Smith, all solid fighters. Brown hopes to debut in a club prelim for a chance to prove his skill to local fans.
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Butte
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Youns Maguire
Maule Smith
Ood
Brown
Adela Wu's fourth wedding ties fame to marriage
The fragment notes Adela Wu, now Mrs Charles A Witton, is said to have married four times without changing her public fame. It mentions her marriages to four brothers sharing the same surname and references James Sutherland claiming a championship. It also references a London arrival and a jungle hunter with elephants.
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Laigerne
Charles A. Witton
James Sutherland
London
Aftican
Cooperage Induatre
United States
City and county deny fever epidemic as orchards of reports debated
Health officials say scarlet fever reports to schools are exaggerated and no epidemic exists. Physicians are urged to report contagious cases, strict quarantine rules remain, and cases of fever prompt caution about children returning to class.
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East Butte
Harrison
R. H. McCarthy
Board of Health
McCarthy
County Board of Health
Carl Easton
Quarentine
Easton
Captain Young unlikely to play for Penn against Lafayette
University of Pennsylvania football fans were disappointed today as star halfback Captain Young, sidelined by an infected heel for several days, is expected to miss the Lafayette game next Saturday.
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University of Pennsylvania
Captain Young
Lafayette
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