Red Sox Giants Battle Through Eleven Inning Tie
In a tense World Series contest at Fenway Park the Red Sox and Giants played 11 innings before darkness halted play with the score tied six to six. Snodgrass, Doyle, Hooper, Yerkes and Speaker featured for Boston as Mathewson pitched all nine for New York, with Bedient finishing on the mound as darkness ended the game.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Fenway Park
Snodgrass
Bedient
Stahl
Ray Collins
McGraw
Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
Gothamites
Collins
Hall
Doyle
Becker
Murray
Hooper
Yerkes
Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Lewis Wagner
Merckle
Herzog
Myers
Fletcher
Carrigan
Gardier
Wagner
Short
Tris Speaker
Baseball Scoring Summary From Key Players
Struck out by Mathewson four times and by Collins eight innings three times. Hits off Mathewson eleven, off Collins ten in eight innings and one off Hall in one inning. Fletcher to Merckle turned a double play. Walks issued to Collins zero, Hall three, Bendient one. Snodgrass hit by pitch by Bendient. Hooper and Snodgrass stole bases, two for Hooper and one for Snodgrass.
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Mathewson
Collins
Bedient
Hall
Fletcher
Merckle
Bendient
Snodgrass
Hooper
Snodgrass Herzog
Basketball League Formed at Alumni Hall
A basketball league was organized at Alumni Hall with games to be played each night and an inter-collegiate schedule planned later. Physical director H B Peacock oversees teams listed by class with captains named. Seniors, Juniors, Sophs, Fresh, Law, and Aggies rosters include Johnson, Belser, Cumming, Rawson, Carter, Pina, Redd, and Dimmock among others.
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Alumni Hall
H. B. Peacock
Johnson
D. W
Lester
Burch
J. B
Cheney
Small
Brand
Belser
Blum
Torbett
Theus
Cumming
Dunn
Sophs
Rawson
Lanier
Wooster
Cohen
D. R
Corley
Griffith
Fresh
Carter
Jack Johnson
Cooper
Smith
Cleo
Link
W. A
Campbell
Law—Pina
JF. S Pina
R. E
Rubenstein
Reed
Slade
Floyd
Aggies
Riddel
Goodwyn
J. G
Redd
Brown
H. W
Dimmock von Sprecken
Athens Citizen Returns After North Carolina Outing
Mr. J. H. Stone, who spends a month each fall in the North Carolina mountains at Bal gai, has returned from his 1912 visit. He notes that late September was cold enough for log fires and blankets at 3 500 feet above sea level with nearby hills even higher. Also, Mr. Van Jones of Gainesville was a guest of Dr. J. L. Pendley last night.
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Athens
North Carolina
J. H. Stone
Balgai
Georgia Officials on Program at Southern Education Meet
Louisville November 28 30 will host the annual sessions of the Southern Educational Association according to a preliminary program by Secretary and Treasurer W F Feagin Montgomery Alabama Georgians on the program include Dr Andrew M Soule president State College of Agriculture Athens and Dr M M Parks president Georgia Normal and Industrial School Milledgeville.
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Louisville
Southern Educational Association
W. F.feagin
Montgomery
Ala
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Athens
M. M. Parks
Georgia Normal and Industrial School
Milledgeville
Consolidating Returns From Five Counties Report
Five counties Habersham Pierce Screven Stephens and Worth remain to send election results. Secretary of State Philip Cook and assistants work to consolidate figures and announce official returns by week’s end. W A Sanges visited Woodruff Tri-County Fair at Winder with reports of an excellent exposition.
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Habersham
Pierce
Screven Stephens
Worth
Philip Cook
W. A. Sanges
Woodruff
Winder
Hoodoo Causes Many Accidents in Dalton
Dalton, Ga., Oct. 9. Numerous serious accidents marked Tuesday as the town blamed the hoodoo. A boy Charley Oakes fell and broke his leg in a restaurant incident. Cotton mill worker Dave Hawk was seriously injured beneath a freight car wheel. Oscar Ault lost a hand in a saw accident. A northern county farmer’s son injured after sticking a small tin engine in his forehead. A lost Swiss watch with initials was reported between Miller Furniture and Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Reward offered.
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Banner
Dalton
Charley Oakes
Dave Hawk
Oscar Ault
Duane Chair Company
Miller Furniture Co
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
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Chattanooga Medicine Co
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Tena
Mr. van Jones
Gainesville
J. L. Pendley
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