Rain Rescues White Sox in Chicago Postponement
Rain halted the White Sox game, sparing a faltering pitching staff as Kid Gleason hoped for a fresh start. Williams and Kerr would shoulder the mound load on Tuesday, while overall team hitting struggled with Collins and Seibold underperforming and Gandil delivering a lone Saturday hit amid a widening slump.
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Kerr
Chicago
Williams
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Seibold
Jackson
Joseph
Weaver
Schalk
Reds Rally Sparked By Pitching In World Series Opener
The Reds pitchers Ruether Ring and Sallee kept the Moran lineup in check as Cincinnati’s bats struggled early. Neale led with five hits, Wingo and Kopf added three safeties each, while Rath and Duncan supplied timely on base plays. The article notes star batters Groh, Roush, Daubert failed to deliver as expected, setting up a potential Ruether start again and Hod Eller possible in the next game.
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Reds
Moran
Ruether
Ring
Sallee
Heinie Groh
Roush
Jake Daubert
Neale
Cincinnati
Duncan
Kopf
Wingo
Morris Rath
Hooper
Gardner
Jackson
Eddie Collins
Rou&Sh
Groh
Williams
Kerr
Hod Eller
Chicago
Jimmy
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Ven Moran
Jimmie
Val Moran
Red Sox
Harry Hooper
Sox
Hap Felsch
Eddie Roush
Birds
Schalk
Ramiden
White Sox
Maine Opens Bull Moose Hunt for First Time Since 1916
Maine announces an open season for bull moose from November 21 to November 30, marking the first bull moose hunt since 1916 and the first since 1915 policy change.
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Maine
Weak Hitting of Chisox Puzzling
Chicago notes a puzzling batting slump against four Cincinnati pitchers led by Ring and Fisher. The writer expresses confidence in Williams and Kerr as upcoming starters and hopes the team will soon show its punch to swing the skid.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Ring
Fisher
Yankees
Williams
Kerr
K Err
Slumps and Resolve Define Reds in Three to One Deficit
The Reds face a three to one series hole as Ruether Sallee and Ring dominate. Joe Jackson is the club’s only player near season form, yet the team clings to hope, insisting slumps explain the drought and a layoff may yield rest and a turnaround.
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Ruether
Sallee
Joe Jackson
Ring
Moran Sures Chisox All Done For Now
Chicago October 5 The Sox stay home while the Reds rest at their hotel planning to attend the theatre. Five games remain if needed and Cincinnati leads three games hoping to end the series. Manager Gleason stays hopeful saying the Sox will rally from behind and that Cicotte deserved a win yesterday.
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Reds
Moran
Cincinnati
Gleason
Cicotte
White Sox Hope for Turnaround in Wet Game
Chicago fans and players faced a rainy day as the World Series shifting schedule gave the White Sox a rest day and a chance to regroup. Pat Moran and Cincinnati hope for another left handed duel with Ring and Ruether as the pivotal matchup while Mussell Gleason weighs pitching options and bets on a turnaround in hitting against the Reds.
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Pluvius
Chicago
Kid Greason
Pat Moran
Evans
Rigler
Williams
Ruether
Gleason
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
White Sox
Reds
Kerr
Sox
Letty Williams
Walter Ruether
Moran
Hod Eller
Pat
Eller
Jimmy Ring
Jimmy
Ring
Eddie Ciccotte
Cicotte
Sallee
Skape
Cleveland
Detroit
Boss Gleason
Boss Moran
Arlington Charlestown game postponed to Oct 13
The football game between Arlington High School and Charlestown High School at Spy Pond athletic field is postponed from Saturday to Monday Oct 13 due to Columbus Day falling on Sunday. The contest will be held in the afternoon.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
Charlestown
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