Doping the World Series 1X The Catchers
The piece analyzes defensive and offensive value of catchers for Boston and Philadelphia in a World Series context. It weighs Carrigan, Cady, Thomas, Killifer, Burns, Moran, and others, detailing handling of Wood and other pitchers, catcher stamina, and impact on series outcomes.
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S. Fullerton
Philadelphia
Bill Kuhter
Moran
Killifer
Burns
Cady
McRe
Carrigan
Thomas
Jimmy Archer
Tom Needham
Willifer
Philly
Boston
Red Sox
Carrigen
Se Burne
Tanny
Hill
Fimadif
Bil
Vady
Cobb
Smoky Joe" Wood
Wood
Pertaston
Randers
Phillies
Detroit
Prentice
BI Killiger
Casta
Federal League
Alexander
Rixey
Weil
Styre
Kilifer
Genila
Tommy Rice
Box Score Made Before Fans Eyes At Atlanta Baseball Parlor
Dick Jemison presents a live box score during World Series games at Atlanta baseball parlors. The scoreboard shows each total as it accumulates, with the official box score revealed after the game. First game starts Friday at 1 o clock, Atlanta time, and fans gain seating and added features with free gifts to be announced.
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Dick Jemi-son
Jemison
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Poncey
Baseball Matchups From Today Across Leagues
American League games include Belladelphia at Washington and Boston at New York while National League shows Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Boston. The slate features classic intercity rivalries shaping early season standings.
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American League
Washington
Boston
New York
Braves Win Two From Giants In Split Doubleheader
Boston Braves take the first game 4 to 1 and force twelve innings in the second, 5 to 4. Errors and weak pitching aid Boston, with Moran scoring in the twelfth for the Giants. In Philadelphia Brooklyn beats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the shortest major league game of the season, as Daubert drives two extra base hits and Stock misplays.
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Dodger
Philies
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
Daubert
Stock
Wood
Shore
Boston Red Sox
Moran
Alexander
Killifar
Phillies
New York
Bancroft
Nicholf
Byrne
Dagey
Philadelphi
McCarty
McQuillan
Adams
Xanks
New York Americans
Boston
New York J
New Yorks
Leonard
Peckinpaugh
Markle
Matsel
Caldwell
Foster
Yankees
Pipp
Haumenn
Qatcher Eiltter
Philadelphis ‘Nationals
Tener
National League
Ree
Gregg
Ca Tigan
Haley
Thomas
Caldwell and Nunamaker
Schwert
Senators Rally Past Athletics in Narrow Win
In Washington October 4 Harper struggled but outpitched Nabors and Ray as Washington defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3. Score by innings shows a late surge with 12 hits for Washington and 8 for Philadelphia, Nabors, Ray and Perkins handling pitching duties for the Athletics while Harper and Williams supported Washington’s win.
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Washington
Harper
Ray
Philadelphia
RH. B
Nabors
Perkina
Queries Answered In Sports By The Sporting Editor
The sports column explains a tied game entering the ninth inning as pitcher C falters and is removed for another reliever. A batter nets a run after the change, giving the team the win, with note on differing league rules.
Corish Named Sally League Leader In 1966 Election
A fragmented notice notes Corish chosen to head the Sally League for the 1966 season at a Charleston meeting. The record cites statements from officials including a president-elect and references to organizational leadership.
Moran and Carrigan Lead Phillies and Red Sox in World Series
Philadelphia manager Pat Moran and Boston skipper Eli Carrigan, two longtime players turned leaders, spearhead pennant clubs in a forthcoming World Series. Moran rose from Fitchburg mill roots to guide the Phillies. Carrigan, a Holy Cross alumnus, has shaped Red Sox pitching strategy and sat on advisory boards in prior Series play.
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New York
Philadelphia Nationals
Boston Americans
Pat Moran
Eli Carrigan
Phillies
Red Sox
Connie Mack
George Stallings
John McGraw
Jake Stehl
Moran
Carrigan
Bach
Philadelphia
Atlanta Boy Laird Plays Fullback for Davidson at Tech Sat
John P. Laird, an Atlanta native and former Tech High athlete, stars for Davidson as fullback in Saturday’s game with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Laird, now in his third year, helped Davidson tie Clemson with a key plunge and also plays basketball and baseball for Davidson.
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Davidson
Tech Yellow Jackets
John P. Laird
Atlantis
Tech High School
Yellow Jackets
Laira
Tech
Laird
Clemson
Goff Takes Charge of Olson Brothers Millinery Department
J Goff, formerly in charge of a city department store millinery, now heads Olson Bros millinery on Whitehall Street. The third floor is dedicated to hats, with modern styles and cash pricing to attract all classes. He notes strong early business and growing customer base from former friends and new patrons.
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J. Goff
Olsan Bros
Whitehall_street
Olson Bros
Goff
Mr. Goff
Rotary Club Golf Tourney Opens at East Lake Today
The first Rotary Club golf tournament begins today at East Lake with two days for qualifying. Prizes will be awarded for longest match, shortest mate, lowest qualifying score, and largest score. Many Iscat Rotary Club members have entered this local event in its third year of play.
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Rotary Club
East Lake
Iscat Rotary Club
Muah
Paddock to Return and Play for Georgia This Fall
Dave Paddock will resume studies in Athens and join the Georgia Red and Black football team this fall after strong student and citizen petitions. The former captain last year will play instead of watching from the sidelines as Coach Cunningham prepares the squad.
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Athens
Dave Paddock
Georgia
Cunningham
Hag
Georgia Shock
Addock
East Lake Club Invites Druid Hills Golfers to Use Course
East Lake Club invites Druid Hills golfers to use the course next week while women’s invitation tournament concludes. Men members at East Lake are barred from the links during that period. Atlanta Athletic Club officials then extend their course to Druid Hills members for the same week.
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East Lake Club
Druid Hills
Druid Hills Golf Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Druid HH
Piedmont Institute Defeats Second District 7 to 0
In Tifton on October 4 Piedmont Institute defeated Second District AM 7 to 0 on the local field. The game was fast and scrappy with Piedmont dominating most of play. It marked Piedmonts first victory in five years of contests between the two teams.
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Piedmont Institute
Second District AM
Tifton
Piedmonts
Cloak
A.M
Riverside Winner at Riverside Military Academy Opener
Riverside Military Academy at Gainesville Ga won 45 to 0 over the Ninth District Agricultural and Mechanical College in the season opener on local ground. Heney Jones and Barnes stood out as Riverside showed better than average form and strong prep-title potential.
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Riverside Military Academy
Gainesville
Riverside Military’ Academy
President Attends Saturday Game in Philadelphia
Washington October 4 President Wilson plans to travel to Philadelphia Saturday with Secretary Tumulty Dr Cary T Grayson and Helen Woodrow Bones to witness the second game of the world series. He will observe from a box near the home players bench as spectators scramble for reserved seats amid mail applications and no public sale. The weather was fine and a large crowd watched the National League champions play Brooklyn.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
Tumulty
Cary T. Grayson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Laker
Brookslyn
Remarkable Shoot Despite the Rain at Florida Range
Jacksonville reports a remarkable display of shooting despite driving rain at the Florida state range, the second day of the Florida competition serving as a prelude to Southern and National Rifle associations events. The Hale match for 600 yards drew 161 entries. Sergeant A Farquharson and Sergeant J M Gunn tied for first with 60s, to be shot off tomorrow. Corporal J Loughlin was disqualified for improper sights. The 300-yard match went to Farquharson with a 60 possible, as Funk and Smith trailed. Rapid fire and other events followed with top marks for various service members and the Civilian Rifle club winning the St Augustine match.
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Fla
Florida
A. i
Robert S. Hale
Boston
A. Farquarharson
M. Gunn
Thea
J ¥. Loughlin
Company H
Sixth
Massachusetts Infantry
A. Farauhardon
F. H. Funk
U. S. Cavalry
Stanley Smith
Twenty-third
U. S. Infantry
H. OC. Hodecs
Geant
H. H. Stadie
L. Whit- Heth U. & Infantry
T. J. Vereer
Fourteenth Infantry
St. Augustine
Druid Hills extends club courtesy to women golfers
The Druid Hills Golf club announces that today the courtesy of the club and course will be extended to the women golfers of Atlanta and any other city who are desirious of practicing over the course before the invitation tournament starts next week.
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Druid Hills
Georgia Military Academy Football Schedule
The Georgia Military Academy announces a full prep season facing Lanier High Tech Sub Varsity and various foes. Cadets host Lanier at GM A and travel to Romeo Boys High Lanier while Thanksgiving game remains probable. Returning veterans Burton Gerken Barr lead new players Dohneen Haar and young Burton.
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GM. A
Lanier High
Tech
Grantfield
Tech High
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Gm.a
Eleventh District Aggies Triumph Over Pierce Institute
In Douglas on October 4 the Eleventh District Aggies defeated Pierce Institute 26 to 6. The Aggies dominated play, keeping the ball in Blackshear’s territory most of the game and allowing only one drive within 35 yards of their goal. Stubbs starred with three interceptions and strong broken-field running, Days provided solid support, and Riggins emerged as a promising plunger for the visitors.
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Aggies
Pierce Institute
Blackshear
Ags
Stubbs
Ense
Riggins
World Series Game Details at Kimball House
Arrangement will detail the World Series games between Philadelphia and Boston at the Kimball House banquet hall on the first floor. Patrons will have access to smoked products and beverages as they watch the event.
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Will
Kimball House
Philadelphia
Boston
Two Flights Fill In Women's Golf Meet At Ansley Park
Two flights filled after the qualifying round at Ansley Park Golf Club. Match play starts today with rounds scheduled through Friday. Notable pairings include Erskine vs Williams, Hines vs Armstrong, and Moody vs Inman Sandera, among others, as Columbus Tennis notes Wayne Patterson winning the Country Club championship.
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Miss BE
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Kathering
Moody
Inman Sand
Era
Columbus Tennis
Columbus
Wayne Patterson
Alonzo Dozier
Columbus Country Club
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