Giants Favored In World Series Pitching And Fielding
The analysis ranks the New York Giants ahead of the Yankees in speed and reserve strength with a batting edge at .310 to .295 and stronger run making. It notes McGraw’s pitching against Huggins, praising Barnes, Nehf, Hoyt, Shawkey, and Mays while calling the Yankee staff formidable but slightly behind. The piece weighs fielding tossups and predicts the Giants’ overall advantage in the series, pending matchups.
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Rivalry Stirs as Browns Rally, Yankees Clinch Flag
Sept. 30 reports a dramatic closing rally by the St. Louis Browns to tie the Yankees, who had beaten the Boston Red Sox 4 to 1 to clinch the league pennant. Pitcher Ferguson struggled as New York hitters Watt Ruth and Kupp produced decisive hits. Meusel drove in runs, with Burns scoring on a double play. In another game, Al Smith of the Tigers held off Cleveland as Detroit moved toward third place.
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Browns Rally But Pennant Slips in Final Race
At St Louis the Browns beat the White Sox 11 to 7 in Shocker day action but the American League pennant was decided earlier as the Yankees surged to victory in Boston. Sisler McManus and Schalk had two base hits, Mulligan connected for a three-base blow, while pitchers blanked opponents at key moments to seal a chaotic pennant finish.
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College football scores from yesterday across the Northeast and Midwest
Yesterday's results feature numerous college games with wins for Mount Union Akron Penn State Army Harvard and Princeton among others. Notable scorelines include Cornell 55 St Bona venture 6 and Syracuse 47 Muhlenburg 0 with mixed results across teams from Yale to Georgia Tech and Colorado College.
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Driver Pearce Injured In 2:20 Pace At Logan Fair
An accident on the first turn of the 2:20 pace at the Hocking County fair injured Driver Pearce of Elder B, fracturing two ribs while Ruble’s Major Mack sulky is tipped but no serious harm. Attendance exceeds 6000 as races proceed with purses of 350 dollars in multiple heats.
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Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in 6 4 Victory
In New York on September 30 Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 behind Reuther’s pitching. The Brooklyn hurler secured his first win of the year as the team rallied from an early deficit and pulled ahead with late runs.
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Marietta Golf Club Opens Season With Split Match
Twelve members of the Marietta Golf Club will host an equal number of visiting golfers for the first-time course visit. The event will be led by the club pro and a veteran professional. A large gallery is expected to watch the morning rounds followed by a women’s tournament for the Sr Cup with Mrs Preston posting the low qualifying score. Mrs Chinson Mrs Oscar Bing EE Bibbee and Mrs Cornwell are among those listed.
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Mount Ned Ted season opener returns with victory
Fragmentary text notes a Kent Normal game with a strong drive and a leading player Fleming cited as key to the win. First downs reach four for the Conststent line. The report is incomplete but indicates a season kickoff outcome.
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Braves could overhaul roster to fix season
Boston Braves owner Grant vows a winner next season and a clean sweep if needed. He has only decided on first base with Holke assured in that role, after coming from the New York Giants. Holke bats from both sides and throws left-handed.
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Cincinnati, Pirates Tie After Ninth Inning Rally
Cincinnati battled the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7 7 tie this afternoon after coming from behind in the ninth. Daubert homered in the third to lead the scoring. The game halted after darkness in the tenth inning. Batteries Morrison Adams Schmidt Donohue Keck Markle Gillespie Hargrave.
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Cardinals Narrow Gap With Doubleheader Sweep
The Cardinals won both ends of a Chicago doubleheader 9-8 and 5-3 to pull within half a game of third place. A sudden shower halted the second game in the fifth inning after St Louis led 5-0.
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Giants Second Team Tops Braves in Second Game
New Yorks second team beat Boston 5-3 after the Giants lost the first game 5-1. Scoring details show Boston 001 300 100 and New York 010 000 000 with pitchers Houlihan ONeill Czvengoss Snyder Gaston for Boston and Braxton Gibson Blume Smith Gaston for New York.
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Washington and Athletics split doubleheader in Philadelphia
Washington beat Philadelphia 7 to 3 in the opener as Rommell earned his 27th win with 7 to 4 in the second game. Walker belted his 37th homer of the season, while Zachary, Lapan, Harris, Brugey, Picinch, and Perkins contributed for their clubs. In other news, Java sweet potatoes reached 50 pounds.
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