Braves Clinch World Series With Four Straight Wins
Boston defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 at Fenway to sweep the series and set a new record by winning four consecutive World Series games. Rudolph stars with timely hits as Evers and Maranville spark a late scoring rally, while Mack’s Athletics flounder despite late defense. Attendance reaches 34,463. total series receipts exceed $426,799 with prize shares allocated to players and clubs.
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Megan
Evers
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National Commission
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Echoman
Plaers
Mackman Al'son
Chicago
Phiadelphia
Miracle Man boosts Braves to world title in stunning season
The Boston Braves manager, a Georgia man known as "Miracle Man," transformed a last place club into league leaders in weeks and then swept the World Series four straight games. His remarkable turnaround and Georgia roots rise over Atlantans and Georgians in celebration of this historic feat.
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Avelah and White Agree to 11 Round Milwaukee Bout
Freddy Avelah the lightweight champion and Charley White of Chicago have signed for an 11 round title bout in Milwaukee on November 9. They will weigh in at 183 pounds at 5 pm with Welsh receiving 234% of the gate and White 27%. Pittsburg Feeder League Boss Signs Two Year Manager Deal.
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Freddy Avelah
Charley White
Milwaukee
White
Athletics Need Possum Mascot Says Georgian
Waycross Georgia October 13 Special When he learned the Philadelphia Athletics had lost the fourth straight game of the world's championship series to the Boston Braves Lewis Anthony a Ware county farmer said the cause was in the Athletic mascot He claimed the Athletics are as good as the best in the world but they need a Georgia mascot He has a pet possum at home and will take it to Connie Mack when spring practice resumes and will wager the luck changes.
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Braves to Tour South America in 1927
Boston announced that the world's champion Boston Nationals will tour South America next year. Peruvian minister to the United States Federico Alfonso Pezet said Manager Stallings informed him two teams would make the trip, disclosed at a baseball dinner hosted by the chamber of commerce.
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Boston Nationals
South America
Frederico Alfonso Pezet
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Inter-City Series Hite Sox Defeat Cubs for Title
The Chicago American League and National League reps fought for Chicago’s baseball title as the Americans beat the Nationals 5 to 3. The game featured a fifth-inning rally, leaving the standings at three wins apiece. Also reported: boxing match Clabby vs Chip canceled due to weight disagreement in San Francisco.
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Jimmy Clabby
George Chip
Perritt and Wingo Jump to Federal League
W. D. Perritt pitcher and Ivy Wingo catcher of the St. Louis Nationals quit organized baseball and signed or planned to sign with the Federal League. Reports say Perritt signed with the Pittsburgh Federals for three years and $3,500 advance. Wingo signed with the Buffalo Federals for one year and $4,600 with $3,000 in advance.
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Pittsburg Federals
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