Harris Stares Into a Future of Just Worri in World Series Preview
The Washington Senators face the fourth game against the Giants with Stanley Harris under pressure to field a winning pitcher. Johnson Mog gidge and Ogden are considered, while Peckinpaugh’s injury worsens Washington’s lineup. McGraw aims for Barnes as a counter, with odds shifting toward the Giants.
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Davis J. Walsh
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Curley Ogden
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Tagging the Bases Tagging the Bases
Lindstrom faced Marberry fifteen times before swinging. Jackson ran, Dindeen argued balls and strikes, and Goslin gave Frisch a dirty look after a third base hit in the game at hand.
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Frisch
Bas
Announcer Errors in Seventh and Eighth Inning
The announcer miscalled several plays as Martina entered in the seventh and again during Shirley’s eighth inning at bat when she came on as Sholiley, prompting confusion among the crowd.
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Martina
Martini
Wise Crackers
Shirley
Sholiley
Marberry
Russell
Fortunes Shifting In Baseball Patch
A young player named Shirley is credited with a base hit after Linstrom mishandled the ball from Jackson and then botched it himself. Shirley proved fortunate, also benefiting when Jackson muffed a ball as he pinch ran for Johnson on Saturday.
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Linstrom
Jackson
Shirley
Johnson
Unclear Play Blamed in Clubhouse Absence
The passage implies McGraw blamed Kelly for a Harris ninth inning fly ball that dropped safe, described as under the head of unfinished bass poem. Moments later Southworth moved to center field and Kelly remained in the clubhouse.
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McGraw
Kelly
Harris
Southworth
Ohio Conference Football Quadrupleheader Signals Opening Week
Six more untested teams join the Ohio Conference race this weekend as Miami Ohio Wesleyan Western Reserve Denison Akron and Ohio Union face nonconference schedules. Akron seeks bounceback after graduation losses and Wooster strength, while Miami and Mt Vernon clash in Oxford. Oberlin eyes a championship run with a test against Ohio University and a potential edge over Wittenberg. Case meets Otterbein as Western Reserve readies to play.
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Athens High Faces Gallipolis After Massillon Setback
Athens High prepares for Saturday trip to Gallipolis following a rough Massillon game. Massillon overwhelmed the Wisemen with superior size and depth, while Athens relied on punting and selective defense. The Gallipolis lineup, heavier again, is expected to test Athens, who plans to use lesson from Massillon to gain advantage.
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Scratch Pritchard
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Pete McKinley
Pete
Mansilon
Wellston
Debut at Hiram and regional college football notes
1924 season opener at Hiram features Cherry and Blue remnants from Oberlin and Muskingum tragedies. Muskingum loses to Case and then faces Kenyon while Ohio Wesleyan starts against Ohio Northern with optimism. Ashland and Baldwin-Wallace meet after Ashland’s scoreless tie with Denison. Bereans shown as weak in outlook for finals.
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Muskies
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Ohio Northern
Ada
Methodists
University of Detroit
Ashland
Denison
Ashlanders
Baldwin-Wallace
Bereans
Rome Township High School Routs Amenville in double wins
Stewart Oct. 7. Rome township high school basketball team posted another double victory last Saturday beating Amenville 22 15 as the Rome girls won 10 8. The Rome boys and girls both led from the start.
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Stewart
Rome Township High School
Amenville
Rome Boys
Rome Giria
Double Play Wizards Infield Trio Tops Historic Keystones
Washington infielders Peck and Harris are hailed as the fastest double play duo in the current era. Some experts compare their speed to the famed Tinkers to Evers to Chance trio, but note Peck to Harris to Judge may exceed that legacy in speed and efficiency.
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Washington
Nationals
Peck
Harris
Chicago
Public meet with Giants and Senators pitchers delights fans
On Oct 7 in New York the planned introduction of Washington and New York hurlers drew 290 fans awaiting the players. The show featured Rice Young Altrock Rue and quips about Quigley as Muddy Rue teased umpires and pitchers with playful stunts.
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Bucky Harris
John J. McGraw
Washington
Gowdy
Ruel
Watson
Jonnard
Giants
Harris
Martina
New Orleans
Rice
Young
Pep Young
Nick Altrock
Muddy Rue
Quigley
Muddy
Fans Line Up All Night for Fourth Giants Senators Game
Fans from scattered points spent the night at the gates of the Volo grounds awaiting ticket windows for the fourth World Series game. About 209 were in line at dawn, with some candles, card games, and sleep as they awaited single admission at $2.30. Forest City pennant winners joined by George J. Stichter with his son James and Raymond Detrich from Bradford, Ohio, among the early line holders.
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Volo Grounds
Forest City
George J. Stichter
James
Bradford
Ohio
Raymond Detrich
Oak
Fires Power Past Marberry In Late Innings
Ryan hits a home run for Washington as McQuillan Marberry and Ryan share pitching duties. Judge Linstrom and Jackson spark offense with two base hits each. Marberry and Toledo combine for 13 Washington left on base while New York leaves 6.
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Judge
Linstrom
Miller
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Marberry
Harris
McQuillan
Terry
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Downard
Frisch
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Lindstrom
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Southworth
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Wilson
Gowdy
Ryan Per
Jonnard
Watson
Washing
Ann
Loss of Schang Hurts New York American League Pennant Chase
New York American League team managers blame the loss of catcher Wally Schang on a broken finger for the final western road trip. They contend Detroit series losses would have been different with Schang in the lineup, costing the pennant.
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New York
Giants Edge Senators 6 4 in World Series Game Three
Giants beat Washington 6 4 at Polo Grounds to take a 2 1 series lead. Ryan homered for New York and Frisch made key plays in the field while Peckinpaugh left the game with barley horse issues affecting the Senators.
Sox Beat Cubs for Tenth City Series Win
Chicago October 7 The White Sox won the city series for the tenth time in 13 years by defeating the Cubs 8 to 3 at Comiskey Park finishing the four game set with a 4-0-1 record while the Cubs had only two victories.
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White Sox
Cubs
McTigue Plans New York Boxing License
World light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue will apply for a New York boxing license today. If approved, he will be ordered to accept a challenge from Gene Tunney, the American champion of the division.
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McTigue
New York
Mike McTigue
Gene Tunney
Gibbons to Fight "Wild Bill" Reed in Ohio Clash
Tommy Gibbons is matched to meet "Wild Bill" Reed of Columbus at Riverview Park in Bellaire on Friday night in a ten round bout. They previously met in Cincinnati three years ago with Gibbons winning by knockout.
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Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Bill” Reed
Columbus
Riverview Park
Cincinnati
Gibbons
Fourth Game Breaks Mark World Series Moments
The fourth game breaks were few and largely accidental, with misplayed fly balls, a slipped pitcher, and a bounding grounder. Notable instances include 1918 Cubs misjudging Babe Ruth, 1921 Mays slipping on an infield roller, and 1928 Bancroft’s bouncer over Ward fueling a four run inning. National League led 2-1 over the American League in breaks.
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Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Carl Mays
New York Yankees
Giants
Bancroft
Ward
Giant
Yanks
New York Baseball Fans Flip Flop Over Pennant Race
New York's baseball public grows fickle as the pennant chase narrows. Giants and Yankees see shifts in support while fans seek Washington ace Walter Johnson's world series bid, then pivot as Giants slide, with crowds poised to back McGraw's club for a fourth straight title.
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Cincinnati
Giants
Yankees
Werecott
Gotham
Washington
Walter Johnson
McGraw
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