Baseball One Week More for the World Series
Frederic P. O Connell notes the American league race likely to finish soon with Chicago National looming in the world series against the Cubs. White Sox and Yankees battle for a wire finish while Chicago Cubs boast pitching hitting and fielding strength. Royal Rooters plan to attend the showdown in Chicago as fans reject a local series and Chick Stahl ends the joke plan.
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Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Chicago
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New York
Chick Stahl
Boston Recruit Wins Second St Louis Game
Boston Americans debutant Crow, a left hander from Albany, shone in a doubleheader win over St Louis. Crow beat Jacobson 2 1 in the second game after a 7 1 victory in the opener as crowds cheered his strong debut. Grabbing three base runners stolen by Parent and flawless defense by Grimshaw aided the Browns. Crow’s wildness aside, his control and speed kept the Browns scoreless through seven.
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White Sox Split Doubleheader With Senators In Chicago
Chicago crowds watched the White Sox win the first game 8 to 5 then lose the second 3 to 0 as Washington pitchers held firm. Patten pitched well in the nightcap while Owen and Walsh struggled in the opener. The Sox face eight more games as manager Jones hopes to secure more than half and the pennant.
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White Sox
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Sox
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Eddie Walsh
Walsh
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Walter Camp Seen as Builder of Modern Football Rules
A long, anecdotal World of Sport piece praises Walter Camp as the pivotal figure shaping modern football and its rules. It notes Camp’s influence at Yale and his forthcoming public presentation of rule explanations. The column also touches on college football tensions and a Virginia recruit story about Bill Green and early entrance exams.
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Walter Camp
Eli Yale
Football Co Ash
Pierpont Morgan
John D. Rockef
L.or
J. Ogden Armour
Paul Morton
Don
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Virginia
Billi Green
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Intercollegiate lawn tennis champs open at Merion Club
The college tennis championships start today at the Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia. Yale sends Karl Behr Jr, Pennsylvania fields Edward Neyhurst, Columbia fields Robert Le Roy, with Darmouth possibly Wolf, Harvard also competing as strong contenders for a top class tournament.
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Philadelphia
Yale
Karl H. Behr, Jr
Pennsylvania
Edward » Neyhurst
Columbia
Robert le Roy
Intercoller
Dartmouth
Wolf
Wrater
Harvard
Walcott and Rhoades Draw In Missouri River Fight
Joe Walcott of Boston and Billy Rhoades of Kansas City fought a 20 round draw on a sand island in the Missouri River twelve miles below Kansas City. Walcott attacked from the start but injured his hand in the 17th round. Both fighters remained in good condition at the end and the bout was billed as Walcott's claim to the world welterweight title.
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Joe Walcott
Boston
Billy Rhoades
Missouri River
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Rhoades
Australian Wants Big Fight with Squires
Los Angeles September 30. News that Bill Squires the Australian heavyweight champion is en route sparks challenges from hopeful title contenders. Tommy Burns has issued a challenge saying he will fight Squires anywhere for any sum. Burns cannot secure a match with O’Brien, making his intent seem earnest.
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Bill Squires
Tommy Burns
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Squires
O’brien
Boxing Gossip Teems With Plans Across New England
Boxing week will be modest nationwide with several clubs ready to run. San Francisco hosted a major long distance fight post earthquake with large crowds and police involvement. Upcoming shows include Brockton and Lawrence, Chelsea's Baldwin-Goodwin bout on Tuesday, and talk of an athletic club in Lowell organized by Martin Flaherty. The McGovern-Young Corbett match is set for Oct 16 in Philadelphia with changes to the winner loser clause. Billy Nolan notes Gans-Nelson fight pictures to screen in Boston the week of Oct 16.
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Brockton
Lawrence
Chelsea
Baldwin
Philadelphia
Billy Nolan
Boston
Gans-Nelson
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James J. Jeffries
California
California. — P. L. H., Fall River—Billy Rodenback Defeated Sam Berger
Constant Reader
Maclean Wins First Paris Race
Hugh MacLean claimed victory in the opening Paris race as the event kicked off with strong showing from local competitors. The results highlight MacLean’s lead and the race’s competitive field.
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Maclean
Paris
Baseball News and Comment from Cincinnati South End
Baseball notes from Cincinnati on local managers players and World Series betting. Cubs and White Sox are discussed with Pat Moran Johnny Kling and Mason named. Bridwell ONeill Ferris Dovonan Daly referenced amid talk of Huntington Avenue games and pennant chances.
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Chick Stahl
Bill Cahill
Mike Regan
Charley Lavis
Charley Waldron
Royal Rooters
Cubs
Pat Moran
Johnny Kling
White Sox
Jimmy Collins
Chicago Cubs
Mason
Baltimore
Billy Hickey
Dorchester
Tenney
Fred
Bridwell
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South End
Jack O’neill
Tenneyites
Hobe Ferris
Providence
Patsy Dovonan
Brooklyns
Huntington Avenue
Chicago Nationals
Arnold Daly
Dolan and Chadbourne the Week's Best Batters
The Boston Nationals and Americans near week’s end show slim gains in averages. Grimshaw remains the lone regular above .300 but slips, while Dolan maintains about two hits per game with extra-base power. Chadbourne, the Americans’ new recruit from Dorchester, has heated up since joining the Pilgrims.
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Boston Nationals
Willow
Grimshaw
Cozy Dolan
Chadbourne
Boston Americans
Dorchester
Pilgrims
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