M Graws Clan Wins Baseball Championship
The Giants beat the Yankees 1 0 at the Polo Grounds to take the World Series in five games. John J McGraw's Nationals win their second title, with pitching by Nehf and Hoyt matching Mays and Hoyt in a tight, low scoring series.
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NDA Standard
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Associated Press
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Waite Hoyt
Arthf
John J. McGraw
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Americans
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White Sox
Mays
Hoyt
Moundsman
Baseball inning by inning recap with no runs
The passage narrates a scoreless frame sequence featuring the Giants and Yankees. Pitchers Nehf Hoyt and Meusel, along with fielders such as Ward and Baker, make outs in rapid succession. No runs or hits are recorded. multiple strikeouts and groundouts occur across the innings described.
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Baker
Rawlings
Basker
Schang
Thancroft
Kier Towne
Miller
Young
Kelly
Peck
Meusel
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Hoyt
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Fewster
Bancroft
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Meore
Burns
Pipp
Texas
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Burkett
Toney
Douglas
Mousel
Haker
Peckinpaugh
Ruth
Deer Lodge Cancels Game Against Butte
Deer Lodge high school football disbands after several players break training following a loss to Helena. The game with Butte tomorrow is canceled. Butte coach M J Danahey seeks a replacement matchup with the state college freshmen for Saturday. Anaconda and Butte to meet in a major scholastic clash on Oct 22.
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Deer Lodge
Helena
Butte
M. J. Danahey
State College
Anaconda
Old Timers Win Bowling Contest at Tescher's Alley
The Old-Timers defeated Tucker's Clothiers three straight games at Dowling last night, sustaining their reputation despite no exceptionally high scores. The victors showed consistency throughout the contest at Tescher's alley.
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Dowling
Tucker's Clothiers
Tescher's Alley
Rankin dominates Lexington Grand Circuit with two heats
Jeanette Rankin owned by George E. Dudley wins the Ashland 2:11 trot in straight heats at Lexington, posting fast times and drawing a clear margin over rivals. She also takes the 2:17 trot in a split heat after losing the first heat to Alma Toad. Peter Earl and Roger C. win the 2-year-old trot and the 2:09 pace in straight heats.
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Lexington
Jeannette Rankin
George E.dudley
Youngstown
Ohio
Ashland
Alma Toad
Peter Earl
Roger C
Centenarian Berkshires woodchopper enjoys hard labor
Joseph Gillette is a near Florence New York centenarian woodcutter who works five days a week and delivers wood on Saturdays. He says he likes it, stays hot and hearty, smokes tobacco, and blames excess food and insufficient work for many deaths. His family includes an aunt who died at ninety eight.
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Florence
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World Series Sets New World Records in Receipts and Attendance
The 1931 World Series ended with new financial and attendance records. Total gate receipts for eight games reached $900,238 with 360,076 spectators. Attendance set at 251,901, surpassing the prior nine-year record. Details show distribution among teams and players, with Yankees and Cardinals sharing significant shares and owners receiving a larger cut under the new advisory board rules.
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Merien
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Boston
Yankees
Eamme System of Divisive the ‘Players of the. Deta Ree
Ayere Cinlehing
Vd. Americana
Plittboro
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Diace
Gate Moneys
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Fefaring
Ube
Re-Ue Treasuries
Elsie Selected to Represent America in Sailing Match
Gloucester Mass October 13 Free adie tr tee of Gloucester today won the title as the fastest in the fisheries of New England and selection as the racing representative of the United States in the international match off Halifax Nova Scotia nine days hence. In a 40 mile race off Cape Ann with winds and a lively course she outfooted four other vessels scoring 5 hours 14 minutes 32 seconds.
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Gloucester
Mass
Adie Tr Tee
New England
United States
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cape Ann
McGraw Delivers World Series Triumph Praise
John J. McGraw declares the Giants the greatest baseball club after their victory in a world series. Miller Huggins lauds the Giants while noting the Yankees were unable to mount a sustained hit. Art Nehf led the pitching effort as crowds cheered at the Polo Grounds and national league president John Heydier celebrated a long awaited win.
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McGraw
Miller Huggins
Mays
Hoyt
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Neht
Ameo
John J. McGraw
Clariss
Yankees
National League
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Eries
Hameo
Mraglia Wilton
McGraw Club
Tong
Dha
Landis
Wiilie Keeler
State College Eleven Heads to Utah With Montana Tour
The Montana State college football team arrived in Butte yesterday afternoon en route to Logan to face the Utah Aggies. The squad, with a few supporters, spent last night at the Leggat hotel and aims for a victory in Utah. Passengers include D C Graver, Walter Kenney, B E Wilson, Boby Slawson, Robert Walters, John Mashin, Lloyd Murphy, Eugene Robbinson, Hed Cogswell, C Hannon, William Husmeyer, Art McDonald, Ted Coats, F A Asbury, Frank Knight, Ray McCarren, Arthur Jorfenson, Robert Jones and Bruce Hollister.
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Leggat Hotel
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Graver Zoach
Walter Kenney
B. E. Wilson
Boby ‘Slawson
Robert’ Walters
John Mashin
Lloyd Murphy
Eugene Rob Ginson
Hed Cogswell
C.” Hannon
William ‘Husmeyer
Art “McDonald
Ted Coats
F. A. “Asbury
Frank Knight
Ray McCarren
Arthur Jor Fenson
Robert Jones
Bruce Holister
Judge Landis Urges Seven-Game World Series
Federal judge Kenesaw M. Landis, baseball commissioner, said he will recommend limiting the world series to seven games next season. He argues a four-win result is ideal, a five-game series is too short, and a nine-game format overtaxes public patience while public reaction to big receipts poses a financial menace to professional baseball.
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Associated Fec
New York
Kenesaw’m. Landis
John Doe Found After Years of Pursuit
John Doe, once hailed as the world’s greatest criminal and famed across a thousand towns, is located. In Judge Davin’s criminal court he and two others faced a confidence game charge, with the judge asking if he was truly John Doe and the reply joking about 700 years of hunting. Doe allegedly squeezed money from a pool-game victim.
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