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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
10
New York reports show the opening world series skirmishes underway with Giants and Mackmen scouting. Harry Davis Eddie Collins and others observe the teams, daily meetings and strategic discussions shaping preseries plans.
The article discusses the Giants and Athletics rosters for the world series, noting Doyle's shoulder setback and the commission's writing ban. It highlights McGraw's use of substitutes to cover injuries and tactically shift lineups against different pitchers, stressing the Giants' stronger bench versus the Athletics and the risks of catching depth.
Harvard weighs a Boston College game for the Norwich date after the Dartmouth contest cancellation. Penn State and several others seek the mid season slot as Harvard eyes a likely 20 000 turnout at a Boston College clash with potential big gate earnings.
In Williams Town on October 12 the football squad practiced in the cage due to bad weather. Captain Bel Grooks aided coaching the linemen as ends and backs worked on defending forward passes. A 20 minute scrimmage closed the session on Weston Field.
An ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for all ages from baby to grandparent. It promises cleansing of stomach liver and bowels with no griping and cites relief from headache indigestion sour taste and bad breath after use.
The article touts Internal Bathing as a natural, gentle alternative to drugs for cleansing the intestines and curing constipation. It highlights the J. B. I. Cascade as a popular, physician-endorsed product now demonstrated by Riker-Jaynes drug stores in New England and invites readers to request a booklet.
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