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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
25
A Chicago money surge gave way to Cincinnati bets as Reds fans backed Ruether and Moranto while crowds debated the mood of managers Herzog and Gandil. A Guam planter joined 28 fans in backing the White Sox, and trains carried 12-car specials to Chicago as Speaker and Gandil end a bitter feud with a peace handshake.
Cincinnati Oct 2 Reds manager Pat Moran said Hod Eller will start in the third game of the World Series in Chicago. White Sox supporters expect Dick Kerr to oppose the Reds lefty in a key autumn clash.
Urban Faber, star of the 1917 world series, may be used by the White Sox in the present series in Cincinnati Ohio. Chicago players say Faber has regained form and the team counts on him to give the Reds a big surprise. Arnold Gandil White Sox first baseman notes that outsiders expect little from Faber but believes he is back to his best.
Thousands gather in Mechanics Building to watch a simulated Reds game on an electric score board. A lighted ball and player figures reproduce every ball and strike, with Benny Osthues providing narration for complex plays. Crowd cheers as Red players are shown in action, creating vivid fan excitement.
In Cincinnati on October 2 the writer insists base hits could have swung the game for Chicago as pitching and timely defense by the Reds defined the outcome. Lefty Williams struggled with control while Cicotte and the White Sox bemoan missed opportunities and promise improvements in the upcoming Chicago start with potential lineup changes including Nemo Seibold.
After a summer recess the Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts will hold its monthly meeting next Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel Touraine in this city. President Mrs James P Lewis of Waltham will preside. Plans for the winter season and new membership proposals will be voted on. The annual charity bench show report from Foranbeena Park Auburndale will be presented, followed by a social hour.
Hartwell R. Cragin, former Mitchell Military Boys' School instructor and graduate, entered West Point earlier this year. He played on the baseball team last spring and has already earned a place on the varsity football team this fall, having starred on all school athletic teams during his time at Mitchell.
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