Tale of Uphill Win by Chicago in Early World Series Play
Chicago wins a stubborn game with key hits from Groh Duncan Ruether and Weaver. Neale supplies a three base hit for Cincinnati as Daubert Rath Schalk Leibold contribute in defense. A lengthy pitching duel ends 2h 6m.
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White Sox Rally Edges Reds In 10th Interscene Thriller
Chicago overcoming a large early deficit to defeat Cincinnati 5 4 in ten innings. Buck Weaver sparked the rally as Chick Gandil delivered the decisive hit after a dramatic sequence of misplays and bold baserunning.
Play Seventh Game At Cincinnati Today
Chicago White Sox rally to edge Cincinnati Reds in 10 innings at Redland Field after Kerr steadies the rotation, Ring falters, and Joe Jackson, Felsch, and Gandil spark a late comeback. Buck Weaver and Schalk contribute strong defense as the series moves toward Chicago.
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Young Red Rooter Breaks Leg Watching Game
Samuel Lowry, a Cincinnati youth, fell from a telephone pole outside the park while trying to watch a game for free. His left leg was broken.
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Roush Frees Reds With Dramatic Eight
Cincinnati outfielder Roush robbed Risberg of a hit by catching his liner on the run and doubled Jackson at second in the eighth, sparing the Reds and turning a Sox victory bid into a tense moment.
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Chisox Fans Remain In Race After Win
Cincinnati dispatch reports hundreds of Chicago supporters stayed over after the game to cancel tonight reservations, believing the Chisox are still in the pennant chase.
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Sox Force Decisive Game In Frantic World Series
Eddie Collins sparkled with glove but struggled at bat as Chicago bullpen stifled by strong defense from Roush and Duncan. Cicotte set to pitch again against Cincinnati, while Moran contemplates relief choices for a seventh game with Sallee or Fisher likely.
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Big Crowd Expected for Chicago Sox Reds Showdown
Chicago rooters forecast a large turnout for today’s game as the Sox seek another victory to clinch the championship. Fans packed Mechanics’ Building yesterday as the electric scoreboard tracked plays and boosted excitement. Promoters Nat Pearlstein and Edward Gardner praised fan turnout and praised careful event planning.
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Paul Dixon and Pat Reed Set for Crescent A C Bout
Paul Dixon of New York and Pat Reed of this city are to meet at the Crescent A C Lowell on Thursday night. There will be several other bouts.
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Cicotte Likely to Start Seventh World Series Game
Cincinnati October 7 The seventh game pitching for the World Series at Redland Field is uncertain with Eddie Cicotte likely to start for the White Sox against the Reds despite two prior losses. Slim Sallee appears Moran’s choice for the Reds though Luque may get a chance to pitch. Sallee struggled in the second game as Chicago collected ten hits and two runs.
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Reds fall in tense world series battle says Moran
Manager Moran laments a near win as fatigue and nerves impact the Reds. Kerr battles through tight spots, while Gleason notes the White Sox have found a stride and expect a different outcome with Sallee on the mound. Cicotte could start for Cincinnati if he’s right.
Reds Retain Batting Edge in Series Lead
Cincinnati presses ahead in team batting despite a Sox loss. Chicago players Jackson Weaver and Schalk exceed .300, while Ruether Wingo Neale Fisher and Eller top Reds with strong averages after six games in the series.
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Cincinnati Prepares for Huge Jubilant Celebration
Cincinnati lines streets for a grand celebration tonight awaiting Reds victory. Bands and red fire planned to be shown tomorrow night if Cincinnati wins.
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Brown Opens Football Season With Colgate Test At Colgate
Brown starts its grid campaign with a clash against Colgate on Colgate turf, then visits Cambridge for a Harvard matchup. The outcomes will signal the Bruins strength for an autumn crowded with four major games, the toughest stretch this season.
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Colgate Joust Sets Stage For Brown Triumph Redux
Brown seeks revenge against Colgate on home turf as Colgate marks its 100th anniversary in Hamilton New York. The matchup caps Colgate’s week of alumni events while Brown hopes to derail the celebration with a win.
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Clarence Rowland Predicts Gandil Breaks Up Sox Game
Clarence Rowland, once manager of the Sox, sat in the press box in Cincinnati on October 7 and rooted for a Sox win. When Gandil came to bat in the 10th, Rowland predicted he would hit safely and break up the game.
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Boston College Squad Completes Grueling Post Harvard Practice
Every member of the Boston College football squad was present for practice yesterday afternoon. The light workout, following the Harvard game, removed all signs of stiffness evident the morning after the contest.
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Cavanaugh drills squad in hard tackling and line shuffles
Coach Cavanaugh directs heavy dummy-tackling drills and long punt sessions as he reshapes the line. He notes high tackles, plans shifts before the Yale game, and may bench a regular to compensate for O'Brien. Urban and Comerford face injuries but provide depth behind Ryan and Ring.
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Ticket scalpers reap rich harvest in Cincinnati
Ticket speculators sold grandstand gear for as much as 25 dollars while other seats listed at 15 and 20 dollars were quickly purchased.
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