Reds Triumph Over Cicotte in World Series Opener
Cincinnati, led by Walter Ruether and Lou Gehrig? No, by Ruether's pitching and Pat Moran's strategy, overwhelmed Chicago's Eddie Cicotte 9 to 1. Puether drove in three runs with three hits including two triples, while Roush and Groh backed the attack as the Reds seized the first World Series battle, ending Chicago's hopes of a whitewash.
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Grover Tendermilk
Fiuether
Eddie Collins
Billy Evans
Reds Dominate Opening World Series Game
Cincinnati pitchers Ruether and Wilkinson shut down Chicago as Daubert, Groh, and Roush fueled a decisive early rally. Daubert hit a three-base drive, Groh later scored on a misplay, and Ruether added a triple as the Reds surged to a commanding win. Cincinnati’s defense also stifled the White Sox, signaling a tough series ahead for Chicago.
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Pitchers’ Duel Noted in Cincinnati Game
Tabulation shows Cincinnati pitcher Ruether threw 21 strikes and 29 balls in today’s game while White Sox trio Cicotte Wilkinson and Loudermilk combined for 21 strikes and 46 balls.
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White Sox Pitching Slugfest With Reds Roving Batting Totals
The record shows Chicago batters found Ruether’s pitching 38 times mainly for high fouls and files. Reds connected 42 balls off three White Sox hurlers, 14 for safe hits. Overall 179 balls were pitched: 88 by Ruether in nine innings and 109 by Chicago in eight innings. Loudermilk threw the most balls in an inning with 10 in the eighth.
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Quartet That Did A Lot Of Damage In Baseball Lineup
A fragment lists players Daubert Neale Roush and McRoth er in positions with scores and stats. It appears as a baseball box score snippet showing lineups and numerical values.
Hub Fans Cheer Reds to Win
Boston supporters packed Mechanics' Building to cheer Cincinnati as Pat Moran and the Reds gained favor with a big crowd. Over 3000 fans followed play by play via Western Union wire from Redland while Genny Osthues announced the action. An electric score board arrived late and will be ready for today.
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Trouble for Greek Tonight at Grand Opera House Mat
Tonight at the Grand Opera House John Kilonis faces Tony Ajax in a catch-as-catch-can wrestling bout. Observers expect Kilonis to impose his rules and Ajax to counter with power, backed by Lithuanian supporters. The winner may then meet Ira Dern of Salt Lake City, pursuing Ketonen.
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Milton High Grid Card Reveals 1950 Football Schedule
Milton High releases the 1950 football slate. Games include Needham at Needham on Oct 4, Norwood at Norwood on Oct 13, Hyde Park at Milton on Oct 22, Beverly at Beverly on Oct 31, Weymouth at Milton on Nov 7, Quincy at Quincy on Nov 4, an Open date on Nov 21, and Alumni at Milton on Nov 27.
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Eddie Cicotte and the Signals Controversy in Chicago
Chicago baseball figure Eddie Cicotte faces scrutiny over signals and alleged impropriety after questionable signs were observed. The episode stirs discussion about pitching integrity and team oversight during the season.
Favorites in golf win out in rain drenched round
In Shawnee on the Delaware, October 1, the women’s national golf championship saw all favorites advance through a rainy second round. Alexa Stirling defeated Marion Hollins 3 and 1 while several other top players also won by decisive margins amid the slick course conditions.
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New York
Mildred Caverly
Walter Dutch Ruether Shines in W.8 Opener
Walter Dutch Ruether, the National League pitching sensation this season, wowed fans with his hurling and powerful clouting in the Western 8 opener, surpassing the hopes of his most ardent boosters.
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Sure Foot Fitz Is B C Mainstay
Captain James Fitzpatrick of the Boston College football team dropped the ball between the uprights from varied angles and distances yesterday. His kicking prowess earned him the nickname Surefoot, a tribute to Charlie Brickley who mentored BC players and helped win games with his boot.
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Dartmouth grid practice shows Madden stars in scrimmage
Coach Cavanaugh leads a lengthy Dartmouth workout with dummy drills, sprints, and punt returns. Madden, MacDevitt, and White stand out as backs and quarterbacks push for roles while Camp picks Madden for All Southern Pacific. The line tightens with Morrissey Heaphy Doyle forming a solid centre bulwark ahead of another stiff scrimmage and a final test Friday.
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Tufts Outplays Rindge Team In Practice Scrimmage
Doc Whalen coached Tufts College football in a friendly at Tufts Oval yesterday. The third team scored early and the second eleven overwhelmed Rindge with multiple touchdowns including an 80 yard run by Sandford. Tufts opens its season October 11 at Springfield Y M C A.
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Yale Loses Neville to Elbow Injury in Practice
Yale football suffers a setback as halfback Joe Neville dislocates his elbow during a drill between the first and second elevens. Dr. Townsend says Neville will miss about two weeks. Backup Mack Aldrich of Fall River High School finishes practice at halfback.
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Happiest Fan Signal at Reds Game
Mrs Pat Moran in box 140 at Redland Field signaled encouragement to her husband, Reds manager, as thousands watched. She described the day as the most anxious of her life. She wore a dark blue suit and black hat while joined by relatives from Chicago.
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Worcester Academy Triumphs 12 to 0 at West Point
Worcester Academy defeats a West Point team today 12 to 0 in a football game. The Worcester lineup features Moore at fullback Sullivan and King at back positions Patterson at quarterback Vechte at center Starrett and Stoughton guards Vose and Turner tackles Hullman and Wright ends with Cullum Hall noted.
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