Nationals and Americans Fight Delayed Doubleheader
Baseball in St Louis saw a tense doubleheader with fights and umpire disputes. Washington Nationals won the first game while the second ended tied at 10 0 as darkness halted play with Pratt banned after a bench confrontation.
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Pitchers Battle Ends In Cleveland Victory
Pittsburg. Oct 1 The Cleveland Americans defeated the Pittsburg Nationals 1 to 0 in 12 innings in a pitchers battle. Grong of Cleveland struck out 19 while Hendrix of Pittsburg fanned nine. Gress doubled with one out in the thirteenth and scored on Seibold’s single. Attendance was 3,300 with receipts of 2,698.75.
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President Wilson Sends Congratulations to Mack
President Wilson sent hearty congratulations to Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics after their World Series championship as telegraph messages poured in from fans. The White House note praised the team’s splendid showing and noted the American League’s three series titles, a record unlikely to be equaled.
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Princeton Tigers Drill For Offside Penalties In Practice
Princeton on October 1 conducted a long signal drill to counter new Tigers tactics. Coaches aimed to erase offside and holding offenses as Shea moved to right, Merritt and F Trenkman filled in, while substitutes and second-team players worked hard in Cambridge later the same month.
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Wolgast Dominates Battling Nelson in 10 Round Slugfest
Wolgast of Cadillac, Michigan defeated Battling Nelson in a 10 round no decision bout at the Elite arena. The Cadillac boxer controlled more rounds with swift blows to head and body, while Nelson showed flashes of form but tired late. Nelson's nose and face bled as Wolgast pressed with lefts to the chin and rights to the jaw.
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Wolgast and Nelson Battle Through Rough Exchange in Round Heavy Fight
In a close bout Wolgast keeps pressure with left jabs to the head and body as Nelson answers with lefts to the jaw. The round features exchanges, blood, and lingering edge to Wolgast as both fighters tire.
Dane Nelson Fights Wolgast To Close in Stamina Rich Round
In a grueling ten round duel the Dane Nelson and Wolgast exchange heavy blows. Nelson lands rights while Wolgast counters with uppercuts and body shots. Both exchange hard lefts and rights as the pace remains relentless and fatigue grows.
Johnson Bail Forfeit If He Fails To Appear
A federal judge has ordered Johnson to forfeit bail if he does not appear. The ruling, issued by Judge Carpenter, takes effect next April amid handling of a case described as involving a prize dispute.
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Injuries Claim Washington Baseball Catcher Eddie Heyden
Eddie Heyden, catcher for the local American association team and later with the Washington American league club, died at his Indianapolis home today from spinal curvature caused by injuries sustained on the field. He leaves a wife and four children. Funeral plans in doubt.
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Collins Seeks Match with Allard after Knockout Win
Jack Collins a strong middie seeks a bout with Art Allard the 158 pounder after a Thanksgiving weight issue. Collins last beat Joe Clark in four rounds and hopes a win over Allard leads to a match with Beng.
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Telegraph workers strike in Kansas and Texas
Dallas Texas Oct 1 telegraph operators on the Kansas and Texas line may strike over wage demands. General officers said the men seek a 10 hour day 19 percent raise and over time pay. About 790 workers could be affected.
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Don Chenault captures rich stake at Lexington Grand Circuit
Don Chenault the Peter Donna-Stella Chenault colt owned by H G Dickerson estate won the champion ship stallion stake valued around 8000 dollars. Our Colonel won the 2:08 pace with Murphy driving after Jones was replaced. Sweet Spirit won the first heat of the yearling trot but the race went on to tomorrow with Tany Wanetka and Aret in the mix.
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Penn Aggressive Prep For Brown After Scrimmage
Penns football coach Brooke sent the varsity and scrubs through a 29 minute scrimmage after a Swarthmore game. The squad trains hard this afternoon in Philadelphia to prepare for the Brown clash this week.
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