Reds surge as Sox suffer another setback in fall classic
Boston fans read of Cincinnati's slugging pitching and a 9 to 1 knockout that shakes the World Series mood. Duffey notes Reds swagger, while Daubert and Cicotte figures loom as White Sox face a pivotal turn at Lake Michigan resort. Boxing notes mix with baseball chatter as fans pack Mechanics Building.
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Boxers Eye Derbies in Boston Area Tourney Cards
Boxing action heats up as Willie Corbett meets Freddie Williams in the first pro bout at Commercial A C with a strong lineup of 10 and 6 rounders. Walter Butler faces Paul Doyle in Lynn while Kirby target chatter fuels tonight’s Framingham and Brockton showdowns.
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Corbett
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Revere
Paul Doyle
Butler
Tommy
Kirby
Reds Rally in Field Showdown as Daubert Leads Rally
Cincinnati Reds fans gave a roaring greeting as the team took the field on October 1. Ruether and Cicotte both shone on the mound, Daubert slammed a fifth inning homer, and Eddie Roush dazzled with eight putouts in a high energy exhibition.
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White Sox greeted with grand reception at World Series
The White Sox received a grand reception as Kid Gleason led his team from under the grandstand at 12 45. The crowd joined in singing and the scene reflected a festive start with players mingling at home plate. Umpires were Evans, Nallin, Quigley, and Rigler amid heavy police presence.
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Sousa Leads Band as Reds Defeat in Sunny October Clash
Cincinnati fans roar as John Philip Sousa conducts his band during a dramatic game in which Jake Daubert hits the Reds first and Neale, Ruether, and Daubert shine with three hits apiece. Five former managers watch, including Tinker and Mathewson, as Pat Moran and Kid Gleason direct from bases. The day bakes hot, with a sea of coatless spectators and a blazing sun.
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Joe Tinker
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Buck Herzog
Christy Mathewson
Attendance and Revenue Figures From Today's Game
The National Commission reported total attendance of 30 511 and revenue of 98 778 from today's game excluding tax. The commission took 9 877 80 with 88 900 20 remaining for division among players and clubs. Players received 53 340 12 while the two clubs and leagues shared 35 560 08.
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New Six Lap Bike Oval Planned At Revere
Boston bike fans cheers as Nat Butler plans a six lap bike oval at Revere on the former Wonderland site. The expanded track will hold 10 000 spectators and promise faster racing than last season’s eight lap event. Construction has begun and will be ready for next season.
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Javelin Champ Bronder to Enter Legion Carnival
National javelin king George Bronder will join the Seer Legion three day athletic carnival at Braves Field October 10 11 and 12. He competes in javelin and other events while rivals include Mike Devanney who seeks in distance events against Charley Peres of New York the five mile champion.
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Jose Ray
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Charley Peres
New York
O'Hearn Kicks Four Goals At Exeter
Charles O'Hearn starred in a four period practice session at Exeter New Hampshire kicking four goals from touchdowns and adding a 25 yard run that set up Emery for a score. Emery led the effort with touchdowns while Clinton Cantillon and Smart advanced the scrubs.
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