Donovans Mighty Pitch Halts White Sox Rally
Detroit pitcher Bill Donovan stifled the White Sox as five first inning runs and strong defense sealed a 7 to 0 victory at South Side Park. Ty Cobb powered Detroit with a three base hit and Crawford added a two base hit as Donovan dominated Sox bats.
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Philadelphia at Boston two-game series noted
The schedule lists a two game series between Philadelphia and Boston, followed by a two game set between New York and Washington.
McBride Clymer and Vreeman Turn Double Play
Washington and Philadelphia game notes show McBride Clymer and Vreeman turning a double play. Copyright line details include nine strikeouts by Hughes and six by Vickers with a 30 minute time and an Evans umpire.
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Pittsburg Pirates Face Uncertain Pennant Tie
Barney Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburg club, said the team is disbanded for the season after Chicago’s Sunday night victory ended any pennant hopes. He offered no plan for reassembling, noting uncertainty about tomorrow’s results and expressing surprise at the current standings.
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Amateur Night at the Armory II delivers hot boxing
A big crowd watched 18 bouts at the Armory A A. Henry Hall of Cambridge defeated Jeff Madden in a three round feature, while Max Landry upset John Noble in 115 pounds. Ed Shevlin edged Joe Murphy after an extra round, and Dan Sanders stopped Joe Burchell in a dramatic 135-pound final.
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Seven Dartmouth Men On Hospital List
Hanover N H Oct 6 The practice at Hanover this afternoon was unsatisfactory due to fumbling. Hawley was injured increasing the hospital list to seven first string men. Rich was in uniform but unable to work Pevear filled right tackle for R Bankart Robbins moved to Richs right guard and Greenwood shifted from end to left halfback Bankart and Fl cock played at right and left ends respectively
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Crockett Accepts Challenge to Ferguson Swimming Race
W B Crockett replies to John H Ferguson challenging him to a race. Crockett names options of one half mile within 20 days or one mile or longer next season and offers to match Ferguson’s deposit to ensure seriousness.
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Red Sox and Highlanders Swatfest at Stantington Avenue
Boston won 11 to 3 over New York, with McMahon excellent on the mound for the Red Sox while O Connor struggled for the Highlanders. The game featured wild pitches and erratic fielding, multiple hits, and key moments including a late surge by Boston in the eighth inning.
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Yale Players Golf Champs Defeat Harvard On Brae Burn
Yale won the intercollegiate golf team championship over Harvard at Brae Burn C. C. 14 to 9 after morning play led 9 to 6. Nassau scoring gave points for front and back nine and the match. Afternoon four somes added five Yale points to three for Harvard.
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Jennings Says Tigers Will Win World's Series
Detroit Tigers clinch back to back championships after a hard fought series against the White Sox. Manager Hugh Jennings hails Bill Donovan for a superb pitching effort and predicts another World Series victory against either the Cubs or Giants.
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Quakers Trim the Superbats in Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 9 to 0 as the home team struck the ball hard and Brooklyn fielded poorly. Two-base hits by Jordan Knabe Titus and Bransfield, Bransfield and Doolin executed double plays, Ritchie allowed 8 walks, and Krueger pitched 2 innings for Brooklyn while Bell faced 9. Time 1h 42m with Lanigan umpiring.
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Gossip of the Boxers in New York Boxing Scene
New York boxing chatter centers on Joe Gans under Al Herford with a six round non decision bout against Tommy Murphy at Buckley’s club Polo A A C 25. Buckley to referee himself amid past crooked ties. Quill trains with Dave Deshler for his Brockton bout with Willie Fitzgerald next Tuesday at the Armory. Packey McFarland vs Leach Cross slated for Oct 21 in New York. Battling Hurley to meet Kid Sullivan as Kid Goodman boxes Bert Keyes. Jim Barry injures left hand and sidelined for months in Los Angeles.
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National League Upheld Tie In New York Chicago Game
The NL committee affirmed the umpires call and declared the Sept 23 game a tie to be replayed at a date agreed by New York and Chicago in New York. A loss or win affects pennant races and could trigger a three way tie with Pittsburgh, delaying the world series.
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Giants March On At Doves Expense
At Polo Grounds in New York on October 6 the Giants built a lead but a costly error in the sixth sparked the Doves to rally. A later inning saw a burst of lucky hits that produced three runs and sealed the outcome for the Giants despite Ferguson’s early bid at revenge.
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Newton High Grounds Dedham In 2 0 Football Victory
Newton High School defeated Dedham High 2 to 0 at Newton in a game marked by sensational plays and long runs. Donahue and O Neil opened with a 3 play touchdown drive, Gallagher broke a 65 yard run for another score, and Allen and Loomis drove late for Dedham but Newton held firm until the final whistle.
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Miss Sears Defeated by Mrs Barger-Wallach in Open Tennis
Spirited play resumes at Longwood yesterday in the ladies open tournament. Mrs Barger-Wallach took two sets from Miss Eleanora Sears in the singles. Mrs Strauss beat Miss Harrington in three sets, and Mrs Burgess defeated Mrs Pierce before Thorndike advanced by default. The Sears Curtiss pair then dropped a three-set doubles to the Thayers. Matches continue today.
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Giants Triumph Over Giants Spoil McGraw Pennant Bid
New York Giants defeated the Boston Doves 4 to 1 as Ferguson and McGann lead a veteran attack. Wiltse and Bowerman spark New York fielding while Dahlen and Becker misplay outfield duties. A second-inning spark from Bridwell and a late rally by the Doves fail to overturn the Giants.
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Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Boston faces New York and Brooklyn meets Philadelphia in national sports pairings. Matchups set for upcoming date with title implications.
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Slugging Giants Rally Fails To Win On Bad Infield Play
The baseball narrative describes Giants misplays and strong dashes by Herzog, Ferguson, and Seymour. A fumbled handoff allowed a costly run, followed by defensive miscues and sharp catches as the Doves stifled further scoring in the eighth inning.
State Employees Bowling Team Meeting for Club Formation
An invitation asks all state employees to attend a meeting at the Grand Army Headquarters State House on Thursday evening October 8 at 7 30 to form a bowling club. The organizers aim to spark broad interest, believing the effort will succeed.
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