Indians Crush Dodgers In World Series Rout At Cleveland
Cleveland Indians batter Brooklyn all game as Elmer Smith hits a three run homer and Bagby adds a two run shot. Wambsganss completes a rare unassisted triple play in the fifth, boosting Cleveland to an 8 to 1 victory at League Park with strong pitching and steady hitting.
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Graney
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Sacrifices
Saint Paul Breaks Into Won Column in Interleague Series
St Paul won the fourth game of the interleague series from Baltimore 8 to 4 on October 10. The Saints exploited Baltimore’s lapses in defense and hit timing to build runs while Baltimore’s pitching held until late. Both teams traveled to St Paul for continued play next Wednesday as Frank Groves and Stiles faced Coombe Griner and Hargrave.
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Orioles
Coombe
Kelley
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H.H. B
Stevensville Defeats Hamilton In 39 Point Victory
Stevensville high school club routed Hamilton high 39 to 0 at the county fair on Thursday. New team and coach powered the win with Griffin and Dawson each scoring two touchdowns and Sullivan trio adding one apiece. Kicker Plummer added a goal as Hill replaced Drew and Sullivan subbed for Hemnan Stark late.
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Hamilton High
Hamilton
Griffin
Dawson
Sullivans
Plummer
Dennis Sullivan
Howard Hill
Norman Drew
Hemnan Stark
Marvin Porter
Harold Carpenter
Tom Lee
Louis Wood
Wilson Taylor
Wayne Smith
Fred Roberts
Laurence Humble
Portland Defeats Oakland In Extra Innings
Box scores show Portland 1 Oakland 3 in a 12th inning finish by agreement. Vernon Salt Lake game postponed due to wet grounds. San Francisco 3 Sacramento 1 2 2 Seattle 3 Los Angeles 2 3.
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Oakland Tasereere
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For Rent Now Hoax Alters Signs in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia several hundred for sale signs were altered overnight to read for rent. Disgruntled homeseekers are believed to be responsible for the hoax.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians Rally To Even World Series In Fourth
Cleveland surged in the fourth game, showing strong hitting and renewed batting eye that may have toppled the Dodgers. Baseball craziness grips Cleveland as fans, boards, and wagers grow. locals say the Indians now appear favored to win.
Brooklyn Fans React To World Series Return
Brooklyn was less excited as the Dodgers, while pennants and the World Series were familiar. Peter Robinson teaches the team the right way, with visible enthusiasm but not the Cleveland fervor. Cold weather also cooled Brooklyn demonstrations.
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Dodgers
Flatbush
Peter Robinson
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians Fan Pride Drives City Dream
In Cleveland the Indians are hailed as heroes and more as they pursue a world championship. Fans from across the city celebrate a dream 40 years in the making, hoping for a pennant and a victorious season.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Indians Rally To Slay Dodgers In Hit Fest
If there is anything in thought transmission or mob psychology the Indians are receiving tremendous injections of courage. No wonder they go on a hit fest slaughtering four of the vaunted Dodger twirlers. The crowd wanted them to do it and prayed for it.
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Dodger
Baseball row fuels heated clash on Dodgers versus Indians
A baseball critic notes Speaker's team slumped in Brooklyn losses while Dodgers fans argue it was superior pitching. Indians also slump, yet Sewell shines at short and batters timely hits. Debate centers on whether Dodgers defense can curb Cleveland's offense and Robinson staff's handling of the lineup. Chapman could do little more than Sewell has done.
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Brooklyn
Dodger
Indians
Dodgers
Cleveland
Robinson
Hlouters
Sewell
Chapman
Grizzlies Rout Mount St Charles for Intercollegiate Record
Bernie Bierman’s Montana Grizzlies crushed Mount St. Charles 1338 to 0 at Missoula setting a new intercollegiate mark. The previous Montana college high was 87 to 0 by the 1914 Grizzlies over an independent team from Butte. High school record Dawson 144 to 0 over Miles City. Baker nearly 141 to 0 over New England NC. Dawson 137 to 0 over the same opponent.
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Bernie Bierman
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Missoula
Mount St. Charles College
Butte
Dawson
Miles City
Baker
New England
N. C
1919 High Football Scores Reach Century Marks
The year 1919 produced many century scores with teams like United States Naval Academy 121 defeating Colby 0 and University of Chicago 123 over Great Lakes training station 0. Other blowouts included Nevada 134 over Pacific University 0, Utah Aggies 187 over Idaho Tech 0, Henry Kendall College 153 over Baptist University 0, Oklahoma 162 over Kingfisher College 0, and Albion College Michigan 178 over Detroit naval training camp 0. The all time high remains uncertain, possibly over 200.
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Colby
University of Chicago
Great Lakes Training Station
University of Nevada
Pacific University
Utah Aggies
Idaho Tech
Henry Kendall College of Oklahoma
Baptist University
University of Oklahoma
Kingfisher College
Albion College
Mich
Detroit Naval Training Camp
Duke Schroeder Officials Game at University St Charles
A reader recalls Duke Schroeder who officiated the University St. Charles game on Saturday and jokes about his running pace and weight loss since leaving Denver University.
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Duke” Schroeder
University
Falling stars and games spark reader’s sports paradox
The piece contrasts astronomy and sports culture with playful lines about observers missing stars yet fans seeing plenty. It jokes that golf can be a good exercise if kept in check but hints at obsession as a disease, reflecting light entertainment tone.
Ted Lewis Concedes Defeat in Bout with O'Dowd
Ted Kid Lewis admits he was fairly and soundly defeated by Mike O'Dowd. He says he bit off more than he could chew and credits O'Dowd as the greatest middleweight of the era. Lewis notes he is really a lightweight and overreached by stepping up in class.
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Mike O'Dowd
O’dowd
O'Dowd
Butte High Team Surprises Fans With Early Win
Gussie Scherck's squad at Butte High shocked fans and Helena by a convincing score on Saturday. The green team started strong and fans hope they keep up the momentum.
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Gussie Scherck
Butte High
Helena
Nightly fear as ball players suspect hidden money
A cryptic warning hints at hidden cash and a distant Brand jury, suggesting players will now fear searching under pillows for bribes or payoffs. The peculiar line implies corruption or suspense surrounding a Brand ruling or decision in a sports context.
President Wilson and the 1919 World Series
The fragment notes public suspicion that President Wilson is blamed for fixing the 1919 World Series. It hints at upcoming accusations and places the controversy in a broader national discourse about political and sporting integrity.
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Wilson
College Joy Over Tackle Returns Home
A college celebrates a standout tackle who returns after a wandering period, rekindling team spirit and boosting fans with renewed confidence. The story highlights the player’s perseverance and the program’s relief at his return.
Two Hard Games Loom for Ore Diggers This Fall
Miner football coach Pittser plans strict practice as two near term foes loom. Montana Bozeman Bob Cats visit Columbia Gardens while Crippled stars Stephens Landwehr Whealdon nurse injuries. South Dakota Mines visit Butte next week. Thrasher aids line play in drills.
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Bob Cats
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Columbia Gardens
Ore Diggers
Bozeman Collegians
South Dakota School of Mines
Butte
Logan
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George Downer
Butte High School
Mines
Players' Share of Gate Receipts in World Series
Cleveland and Brooklyn players face uneven shares in the world series receipts. If Cleveland wins, each American League player nets about 4204 dollars. if Brooklyn wins, each National League player gets about 38951 dollars. Split among 27 Brooklyn players versus 22 Clevelanders, with Mrs Chapman cited. Second and third place teams receive portions totaling 53718.68 dollars, representing 25 and 60 percent shares respectively.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chapman
Ray Chapman
Dodgers
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Nationals
Milton Breaks 100 Mile Record in Dirt Track Race
Tommy Milton broke the world 100 mile dirt track record in Phoenix in a three car race with Gaston Chevrolet and Omar Toft. He finished the distance in 1 hour 24 minutes 2 seconds.
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Ariz
Tommy Milton
Gaston Chevrolet
Omar Toft
Skins Return to Studies Amid Greasy Grinds
A brief note describes a scene of students returning to classes after a period of indulgence, highlighting the contrast between leftover greasy meals and renewed academic focus.
Public uproar over sensational baseball expose plans
Critics warn that forthcoming magazine features will hinge on a non selling star’s supposed demand for a million or more, fueling a flood of sensational recall and speculation about the world series.
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Nobul Heero
Babe Ruth Watches From Press Box As Home Run Looms
The piece muses on Babe Ruth observing Brooklyn pitchers from the press box and imagines how tantalizing it must be to see a home run approaching the plate while not being on the field to start it.
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Babe Ruth
Brooklyn
Centerville Rout Meaderville in Rain Soaked Meet 82 to 0
About 1,500 fans watched Centerville overpower Meaderville 82 to 0 as Leahy, Rogers, Mulcahy, and Comba led scoring with five touchdowns and two goals from Bray. Meaderville’s late rally produced 80 yards but came too late to matter.
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