Phillies Beat the Braves 9-2
The Phillies routed the Braves 9 to 2 at Braves Field on a cool October afternoon. Arthur Nehl allowed a flurry of hits as Philadelphia built an early lead, then exploded with four runs in the fifth and added to the total with late singles and a Cravath absence from hits. Braves starter Erskine Mayer struggled but kept Boston in the game before Philadelphia pulled away.
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Cardinals Defeat Pirates 6 to 3 in Game
The Cardinals secured a 6 to 3 victory over the Pirates in a late-season game. Key contributors included starting pitcher and bullpen pairing delivering solid innings and clutch hits by the lineup.
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Michigan Club Plans Fund for Union at Ann Arbor
The Michigan Club of New England held a dinner and meeting at the City Club to start a local fund for the Michigan Union at Ann Arbor. W T Whedon presided with speakers James M Swift former attorney general and Patrick Coonts former Michigan Union president. About 49 members attended.
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World Series Details To Be Arranged In New York
In New York on October 1 the National Commission will meet to set the final arrangements for the World Series between the Boston Americans and the Philadelphia Nationals. The meeting will determine dates venues and other formalities for the series.
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Opening World Series dates in doubt as league leaders meet
The outcome hinges on whether the 1915 series starts Friday October 8 or Saturday October 9. Fans favor Friday for full attendance and rest gaps, while a Saturday start allows Alexander to pitch in three of the first four games. National Commission members arrive with club executives for a lengthy planning session.
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Buck O Brien's Mother Dies in Brockton
Mrs Margaret O'Brien mother of Thomas J Buck O'Brien died at home in Brockton after a year as an invalid. She was wife of John O'Brien and former World Series participant with the Red Sox three years ago, at 206 Winthrop Street.
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Baseball schedule across leagues today
American League games include Boston at Washington, New York at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Chicago, and Cleveland at Detroit. National League matchups feature Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, and Chicago at Cincinnati. Federal League pairings are Kansas City at St. Louis, Newark at Baltimore, Buffalo at Brooklyn, and Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Red Sox President Demands Boston Seat Rights in World Series
Boston fans face potential loss of seats as Red Sox owner Lannin challenges Phillies president Baker over World Series bleacher allocations. He vows to seek 1000 plus seats for Boston supporters and to push the National Commission to secure fair treatment, warning no series without proper fan seating. The dispute ignites anxiety among Royal Rooters planning Philadelphia games.
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Philadelphia Phillies president criticized for fans seating dispute
The article reports W F Baker stirring Boston fans with remarks about extra costs for seats while Lannin expands seating at Braves Field to ensure Red Sox fans can attend. It accuses Baker of poor sportsmanship and questions his regard for Philadelphia and Boston supporters.
Yale to Face Virginia with Minor lineup Change
Yale prepares to meet Virginia with a lineup close to last Saturday's against Maine. Bull Roberts will trial at right guard and Chub Sheldon has taken Gates's spot at left tackle in New Haven.
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Yale to face Virginians with swift backfield change
Ken Smith replaces Scovil at right halfback as Yale prepares for Virginia. Lightsome speed aims to balance the line while injuries and eligibility questions limit several veterans. Coach Hinkey emphasizes old fashioned football with anticipated forward passes and twelve minute periods in tomorrow’s practice.
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Yale Names Nickalls to Lead Varsity Rowing Candidates
New Haven October 1 Guy Nickalls head coach of the Yale varsity rowing squad will take charge of crew candidates tomorrow and fall practice will begin on the harbor without delay. Veteran material gives Nickalls a chance to beat several strong crews and prepare for the fall regatta. He will be assisted by graduate oarsmen after Eugene Giannini resigns. Nickalls tried to volunteer in the British army but was not accepted.
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Bob Wins With Aid From Lady Bountiful Comic
A Sunday Post comic features Bob prevailing with help from a generous Lady Bountiful, highlighting a lighthearted tale of charity and community wit.
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Baker explains end of case as Phillies head to world series
President William F. Baker of the Phillies arrives in Philadelphia from Boston amid telegrams and departs for New York for 11 o clock National Commission meeting to arrange details for the world series. In Washington a rain storm and gale force winds delay the Red Sox with a doubleheader looming as the season ends.
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Baseball Club Faces Seat Crunch for World Series
President Baker explains ticket limits for the series as Boston and Chicago requests clash with capacity. He notes the National Commission will decide after their meeting, with general sales planned to begin next week for Philadelphians once the commission concludes.
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Wood Johnson duel sparks Boston Washington clash plans
Washington’s Wood and Johnson duel eyed as key moment in world title race. Smoky Joe may start if conditions suit while Johnson rests for the big weekend. Carrigan uses seven remaining games to keep Red Sox sharp as Speaker and Shorten adjust. Phillies tickets draw Washington fans hoping to back Joe Lannin’s Boston club.
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