Yanks Beat Senators Twice in Tight Chicago Tie
Philadelphia clinches second in the National League by a 7 5 win over Boston as Demaree departs early and Whitted suffers a broken left foot. Maranville Paskert Stock Cravath Niehoff Byrne Laskert lead with two three-baggers and a homer. Demaree, Oeschger, Kantlehner and Barnes handle the mound for the sellers, while Alexander and the Boston defense falter late.
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First String Men Return in Boston College Scrimmage
Coach Charlie Brickley fielded most of his starters for the first time since Dartmouth in a practice scrimmage with Boston College High in Newton. Fitzpatrick Hanlon and Lowney, the backs likely to carry the attack this season, were back in uniform as BC played defense and McCabe tested his newly taught plays.
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Robinson confident of series victory
Brooklyn October 4 Wilbert Robinson has realized an ambition by guiding the Robins to a victory in this race He hopes to crown the win by beating the Red Sox and is confident he will do so.
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Robins optimistic ahead of world series opener
Robby pledged a win as Brooklyn Robins aim to beat the Boston Red Sox in the world championship series. He stressed strong play from Wheat and Daubert and promised pitching from Marquard Coombs Cheney Pfeiffer and Smith as they prepare to face Carrigan's Red Sox after a final workout against the Giants.
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Haughton Sees Harvard Football Scrimmage At Stadium
Percy D. Haughton attended Harvard practice at Soldiers Field in an informal, ex-officio visit. He watched the varsity scrimmage, saw an 18 to 9 victory, and spoke briefly with Head Coach Leo Leary about the team’s prospects for the fall season.
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St. Louis Americans Top Nationals 5 3 in Opening Fall Game
In St Louis on October 4 the St Louis Americans defeated the St Louis Nationals 5 to 3. Davenport pitched for the Americans allowing five hits while three Nationals pitchers yielded nine. Final score and box score details follow with MALIGNAIS noted in the record.
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McGraw May Not Be Giants' Manager Again
The majority of the Giants protest manager McGraw as players revolt over his leadership. Ban Johnson, Garry Herrmann, and John Tener weigh in while McGraw faces potential investigation and players defend themselves from his charges.
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Braves Beaten by Phillies In Dimmed Pennant Battle
Philadelphia reports the Braves losing 7 to 5 as Giants chief Stal lings left for Georgia amid calls that Brooklyn earned the pennant fair and square. Stallings defended baseball’s level while praising the Braves and Brooklyn’s consistent hitting.
Giants president defends play after six runs show
New York Giants president H N Hempstead comments on a 26 game win streak and Brooklyn series pressures. He says the team played indifferently during a game but six runs showed effort to win, and criticizes McGraw for not pulling offending players.
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Moran Blames McGraw After Giants-Robins Game Incident
Pat Moran questions McGraw’s comments on the Giants and Robins game, citing reports that McGraw accused players of laying down, and stating the manager is as much to blame as the players for the fiasco after a 6 to 5 score at the fifth inning.
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McGraw Rumored to Target White Sox Managerial Post
Chicago rumors say John McGraw may leave the Giants as his contract ends this year to join the American League and possibly replace Clarence Rowland as Chicago White Sox manager. President Comiskey is said to favor McGraw, amid Rowland’s pennant pressure and tension with Hempstead.
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Yale Football Practice Shows Fewer Drills Before Virginia Game
Yale head coach Tad Jones cut practice to under an hour and did 15 minutes on fundamentals as the team, missing touchdowns, faced a stubborn Virginia challenge next Saturday. Freshman Ross moved to center, Durfee replaced Black at left guard, with Black expected to return.
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Brooklyn Braves Face Boston Ameri cans in World Series Age Gap
New York Oct 4 Brooklyn National League Club statistics show the Brooklyn players average 27 1 3 years versus 27 1 2 for the Boston Americans, indicating a younger Brooklyn squad ahead of the series opener.
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Brooklyn Faces Boston In Aged Power Versus Size
The Brooklyn squad averages 178 pounds and six feet, aiming to counter Boston's experience. National leaguers show varied batting and throwing: Coombs bats both, Rucker bats right and throws left, Wheat does the reverse. Pitching splits place Pfeffer Coombs Cheney Dell Appleton as righties, while Rucker Marquard Mailsaint Smith are lefties.
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