Braves Rally In Ninth Secures Victory Over Athletics
In a dramatic ninth inning, Charlie Deal drove a long drive over Strunk’s head for two bases, starting a pivotal rally as Eddie Murphy and James contributed timely hits. James's strong pitching for the Braves preserved a two run win, with Schang and Deal keying the late effort and Maranville’s fielder’s choice sealing the out. The Braves, led by a revitalized pitching staff, gain momentum in the series against a stubborn Athletics squad.
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Charlie Deal
Strunk
Harvard Captain Charles Brickley Struck by Appendicitis
Cambridge Massachusetts October 19 Captain Charles E Brickley of the Harvard football team was seized with appendicitis and operated on at once. Physicians reported there was a slim chance he could play against Yale on November 21 if he recovers in time.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles E Brickley
Harvard
Yaie
Connie Mack $100000 Infield Proves Premier Investment
The Baker Barry Collins McInnis quartet, nicknamed the $100 000 Infield, anchors Connie Mack’s Athletics. Valued at 100000 after a 750 draft price for Baker, with Collins Barry McInnis all in their primes mid to late twenties, they boast strong fielding and solid hitting, guarding a core for at least three years. Collins came from Columbia, Barry from Holy Cross, McInnis from Gloucester.
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Connie Mack
Baker
Collins
Barry
Meinnis
Athletics
J. Franklin Baker
Columbia University
Holy Cross
McInnis
Gloucester
Mass
Carfars
Michigan Triumphs Over Vanderbilt In Rainy Clash
Michigan defeated Vanderbilt 23 to 3 in a wet hard fought game at Ann Arbor. The weather caused fumbles yet Michigan's Hughitt and Maulbetsch led scoring with field goals and two touchdowns. Vanderbilt recovered many fumbles and Cody contributed a field goal for the visitors.
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Michigan
Cody
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Vanderblit
Haynsford
Vanderbilt
Mauibetsch
Sykes
Vanderbalt
Houghitt
Shall Cody
Hughitt
Maulbetsch
Gerexa Vanderpile
Goalughitt
Shlawn
Priod
Staats
Cobh
Mottmen Brown
Reyar Cochran
Warren Lyons
James
Zeiger
Carrie Manibetach Hynes
Sapes Rochm
Cattret
Morrison Splawn
Bastain Farmgn
Putnam
Heater
Heterée
Georgia Wins Muddy Clash Over Sewanee 7 to 6
Georgia defeats Sewanee 7 to 6 in a muddy, crowding game. Georgia uses power game on heavy field while Sewanee backs struggle. officials cited for poor control as both sides contested calls. Georgia edges ahead in third quarter with Tolley touchdown, final minutes see-saw until stalemate.
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George Dumnan
Sewanee
Tenn
University of Georgia
Sewanes
Georgia
Tela Sewanes
Se Ueid Whs
Broyles
Dobbins
Sewanos
Parker
Tigers
Reg
Flack
Ieads
Thrash
Henderson Eeee
TNS
Gea Jawanes
Bu Rgia
Farrow
Is Garde Bewanes
Parke
Georgie
Sewands
Pareer
Georsgia
Haif
Tolley Seoxen
Rouglac
Sewanee Delagates
Tolley
Peley
Posseasion
Hitchcock
Garrard
Garmany
Scott
Leftwich
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt
Peti Ie ‘Cattion
Camaeton
Fox Tr
Germany
Henderson ‘McConnah
Garrard Meluane
Hofteandoch
Talley
Aitow
Hohetswy
O' Lake
Hager
Hedineswan
Alexander
Tech
Tima
Huilthen
Yellow Jackets Roll Up Over One Hundred Points on the Mercer Baptists
Tech routs Mercer 105 to 0 at Grant Field as Hal Reynolds reports. Tech dominates with multiple long runs, strong interference, and dominant line play. Mercer, led by Cochran, managing only five first downs and no scoring threats.
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Mercer Baptists
Hal Reynold
Mercer
Tech Yellow Jackets
Grantfield
Tech
Baptists
Westert
Jackets
Sammons
Pielder
Gene Patten
Goree
Mauck
Bryant
Cochran
The
Semmens
Baker
Cushman
Bpence
Haye
Welch
Lea Carpenter
Jopes
Havghley Alexander
Sneed
Spangle
Baker Metord
Holman
Morrison
Gardner
Parker
Lawrence
Roferes
Philips
Sewanes
Martin
Vandy
Graves
Alabama
Bnekeepers
Roberts
Burton
Quaters
Fielder
Batten
Romnatres
Hayes
Johnson
Gores
Meuck
Spence Span
Beard
Garautr
Carpenter
George Kircher to Return to Atlanta for Fan Event
George Kircher of the Crackers will return from Lawsville Kentucky tomorrow to assist in a baseball detail in Atlanta. He plans to be on the platform for fans and promises city action and a lively afternoon.
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Atlanta
George Kircher
Lawsville
George Wi
Dick Jaterson
Dare Jors
George
Attendance and receipts match Friday figures
Philadelphia reports that on October 10 attendance and gate receipts were identical to Friday’s totals. The official notice confirms the same figures as the prior day, with no change in crowd size or revenue.
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Philadelphia
St Louis Thirler Hurt In Accident Report
St Louis October 10 Barton Horton St Louis American patther and five girls were seriously injured in an automobile accident on the East St Louis side of the Eads bridge. Horton suffered scalp wounds and internal injuries while one girl was hurled onto railroad tracks forty feet below before a Slagman rescued the unconscious victim. The crash occurred when the automobile owned by Hamilton struck the wooden partition between decks.
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St. Louis
Bart Hortton
Patther
East St Louis
Til
Eads Bridge
Hamilton
Hawilton
Baby girl arrives at home of Rudolph in Bronx
New York October 10 reports a baby girl arriving at the Bronx home of Dick Rudolph pitcher for the Boston Braves and winner in yesterday's world series game, with an eerie second birth noted.
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Rudolph
New York
Bronx Borough
Dick Rudolph
Boston Braves
Braves Win 1-0 as James Shuts Out Athletics in World Series
In Philadelphia on October 10, the Boston Nationals beat the Philadelphia Americans 1 to 0 in game two of the World Series. Bill James pitched superbly for Boston, outsinging Eddie Plank as Maranville and Deal starred with pivotal plays including a ninth-inning double and steal, securing a two-game Braves lead in the series.
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Leamee
Philadelphia
Barry
Philadelhia
Athany
Gowdy
Schmidt
Walsh
Plank
James
Eddie Murphy
Gare
Maranville
Heston
Schang
Ett
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Mack
Board of Strategy
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Deal
Mann
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Twitter
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Otter
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Ourphy
Eeck
Read
Murphy
Jamen
Peru
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Bender
Plunk
Collins
Evers
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Inyteld
Eddie Plank
Ballera
White Elephants
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McInnin
Baila
Jarten
Marenville
Abhy Fellows
Gaman “Ahsats
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ST. Louis Thirler
Earl Hamilton
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Givel
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Arst
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Mackman
Goway
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James Wans
Phants
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Hag
Manny
Javers
Winn Betwee
Athletic Battery
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