Red Sox Fall In Ninth Inning Rally By Senators
Washington won a tense game as the Senators rallied in the ninth to tie and then beat Boston after a costly error by Clyde Engle and Hunter Hunt’s late breakdown. Hugh Bradley delivered a three-base hit and a $50 prize highlighted Boston’s lone bright spot. Two games were left to play the next day at 1:30 p.m. in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Red Sox
Senators
Donovan
Patsy
Benjamin Franklin Hunt
Clyde Tingle
Groom Hadeen
Reisling
Boston
Walsh
Hunt
Wood
Clyde Engle
Hugh Bradley
Worcester
Ralston
Ainsmith
Cunningham
Somerset
New Bedford
Enland League
Schaefer
Stahl
Lelivelt
Engle
Carrigan
Bill
Lewis
Milan
Selivelt
O’loughlin
R. BH. TB
PO. A. E
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Wees
A Ralston
A. McBride
Wagner
Gardner
Bradley
Wee
Reiss Mug
Nseweres
Hooper
Speaker
Groom
Tunt
McBride
Aln- Reisling
Smith
O'Loughlin
Dineen
Connie Mack Receives Car as Gift During NY Win
In Philadelphia on October 5 New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 after Coombs allowed five runs in the sixth. Earl Mack son of Connie Mack debuted with a single and a three base hit while the manager received an automobile from his players.
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Philadelphia
Coombs
New York
Earl Mack
Connie Mack
Mack
Winchester 8 Watertown 2 dominates hard fought game
Winchester High defeated Watertown High 8 to 2 at the local campus in a fast clean contest. Tuck and the Wheatly brothers starred for Winchester while Wendell led Watertown.
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Winchester
Watertown High
Tuck
Wheatly Brothers
Wendell
Watertown
Vermont Wins Opener Over St. Lawrence 6–0
Burlington Vermont University of Vermont defeats University of St. Lawrence 6 to 0 to open the season. Captain McIntosh scores in the second period and Walker adds the point after.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
University of St. Lawrence
McIntosh
Walker
Athletics Defeat Cubs Pitches Promise Turning Point
The article weighs the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs pitchers, comparing staff strength and World Series experience. It notes Coombs Plank Bender and the Athletics trio versus Brown Cole and peers, with two years since past veteran hurlers faced the American League champions.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago
Coombs
Plank
Bender
Cubs
Brown
Cole
Mack
Chance
Morgan
Miner Brown
Ed Reulbach
Orvie
Detroits
Tigers
Rival Pitchers in Former World Series Records
The piece profiles King Cole and Jack Coombs as leading figures for the coming series noting Cole’s season batting support and Coombs’ form. Morgan is highlighted as a rising, near unhittable arm, while Krause and Dygert are unlikely to appear unless needed. Baseball strategy and pitcher strength of the Athletics and Mackmen are discussed with emphasis on starting candidates.
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King Cole
Jack Coombs
Mackmen
Connie Mack
St. Louis
Boston
Morgan
Harry Krause
Jimmie Dygert
Mack
Athletics
Ed Walsh
Eddie Plank
Bender
Plank
Philadelphia
Giants
Cy Morgan
Tigers And Naps Split Final Day In Detroit
Detroit and Cleveland closed the baseball season with a doubleheader ending in a split. Cleveland won 8 to 8 in ten innings in the first game, while Detroit claimed the second game 4 to 2 when play was halted after five innings due to darkness. Cobb and Lajoie each had three hits in six at bats.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Cobb
Lajoie
Baseball pitchers of 1905 season and key rivals in Detroit series
The piece surveys top hurlers including Brown, Pfeister, Reulbach, Plank, Bender, and Morgan, noting form shifts since prior seasons. It highlights Detroit's strength, contrasts with Cubs and Athletics rotations, and mentions Bender’s Indian heritage and stoic, unshakable mound presence.
Baseball Scores and Standings Noted in Twins Box
In the American League card Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis and National League Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York. Errors gave Cleveland 8 bases on balls Detroit 2 Cleveland 4 struck out Summers 2 Blanding 2 Pass ball Land. Time-dim umpires Perrine and Sheridan.
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Manuels
Hemphill
Uhuse
Eds
Roight
Enens
Laporte
Cree
Austin
O Blair
Hughes
Fister
Nake
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Lord
Oldring
McInnis
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Houser
Murphy
Teaee
Barry
Mack
Plank
Coombs
Ste Awee
Fisher
Knight
Chase
Blair
Daniels
Baker
Chicago
Reulbach
Pfeister
Detroit
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HPB
Sane
Brown
Pfeister Cael
Ais
Sea
Reulbach Saeee
Eeewee
Tees Tees
Cleveland
Turner
Schessen
Ney
Oarson
Lajoie
Hohnhorst
Birmingham
Smith
Ball
Mitchell
Resene
Detroit AB
O'Leary
Cobb
Crawford
Moriarty
Bush
Jones
Casey
Bree
Peete
Mullin
T. Jones
Perrine and Sheridan
F Waar
Kirke
Cepanne
Riz
Stanage
Summers
P Taeeeree
E Turner
Tei Graney
Jackson
H. F. Attca
Boston
Washington
Pittsburg-St
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Blanding
Vanderbilt horse wins in France
Paris October 5 W K Vanderbilts Clatterfoot finished second in the Prix Saint Angela run at Le Tremblay and Mr Pfizer's Hiawatha took second in the Prix Angelica.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Clatterfoot
le Tremblay
Mr. Pfizer
Hiawatha
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