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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1907

Page

8

Tigers Rally In Tie Game With Cubs Ends In Draw

Detroit and Chicago deadlocked after extra innings as Wild Bill Donovan and Sammy Crawford spark a late Tigers rally. Kling’s misthrows and Schmidt’s third strike muff enable Steinfeldt to score the tying run in a chaotic twelfth inning. Crowd of 24,377 watches a historic gate, receipts reach a record $29,360.

Schmidt Howard Steinfeldt Kling Tigers Bill’ Donovan Sammy Crawford Schaefer Sam Crawford Crawford Detroit Donovan Cubs Chance Chicago Shortfield Cub Detroit Rooters Rossman Evers Coughlin Schultz Boston Tinker Moran Johnny Evers Ruelbach Zimmerman Slagle Sheckard O'Day O'Leary Jones Cobb Schulte Crayford Schaaefer Wiper Shockard

Detroit and Chicago Battle Through Scoreless Inning Report

Detailed play by play shows both sides blanking as Detroit and Chicago trade outs and hits. With multiple zero run frames and key defensive plays, the score remains tied through six innings in a classic early baseball matchup between Detroit and Chicago.

Chicago and Detroit Battle to Darkness in Low-Scoring Thriller

In a tense nine inning deadlock the Chicago White Stockings and Detroit Tigers exchange leads. Key moments include Jones and Schaefer lighting the scoreboard with timely hits and steals, while excellent pitching by Overall and Donovan keeps runs scarce until the game ends at darkness with a 3 3 tie.

Detroit Cobb Rossman Tinker Coughlin Chicago Kling Evers Donovan Schulte Schaefer Schmidt O'Leary Jones Chance Cicigo Slagle Sheckard Crawford Steinfeldt Sheekard Howard Moran O’leary Lovers Reulbach O’day Sheridan

No Game On Soggy South End Grounds

Rains washed out the South End grounds cancelling the second Mags-Doves game yesterday. Fred Tenney and his men sought revenge as Davy Brain eyed swings in a hotel room. Weather may allow a South End clash today with Flaherty expected to start for the Doves and Winter for McGuire's crew.

South End Fred Tenney Davy Brain Flaherty George Winter McGuire Venner Stephen Huntington Avenue Mags Chicago

Players with multiple World Series appearances noted in late 19th century text

The article lists players like George Davis and Cy Young who appeared in post season series across different teams and years, including Davis in 1892 and again fourteen years later, highlighting a pattern of cross team participation in early World Series history. It mentions Comiskey, Brouthers, Keefe, and others with repeated World Series involvement.

George Davis Davis Clevelands Bostons New Yorks Baltimores White Sox Cubs Bobby Carruthers St. Louis Browns Chicagos Detroits Brooklyns Dave Foutz Tim Keefe Ed Crane Dec Bushong Charles Comiskey Commy Browns Tommy McCarthy Dan Brouthers Charley Bennett Detroit Boston Foot Revere Cy Young Tebeau Hustlers Cleveland Boston Americans Pittsburgs Mike Tiernan St. Louis Brooklyn

Notes of the game at Detroit crowd packs stand for Exhibition

Mullin or Siever will work for Detroit today and Pfeister is slated to pitch for the Cubs. Spectators have been frozen out of the ticket game, with box seats offered at five dollars. Crowds described as baseball mad expect a big turnout as Chicago visits Detroit. Sheckard batted better, fouls shelved as souvenirs, and a grandstand incident saw a man burn his fingers lighting a discarded cigar.

Cobb Reusbach Schulte Schmidt Detroit Tigers Cubs Mullin Siever Pfeister Donovan Nuffred McGreevy Boston Chicago Charles Comiskey Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Michael J. Regan Cleveland Bernard Naps Mike Reagan Chance al Warner George Ade Sheckard

Crocker Leads B A A Golf Tourney in Rainy Qualifier

The Boston Athletic Association golf qualifying round was played in a steady downpour with strong winds. Charles T. Crocker Jr won best gross while C. N. Hart took best net in challenging conditions.

Wollaston Charles T. Crocker, Jr C. N. Hart

Harry Le Moyne Visits Brookline Club Reunion

Former sprint swimmer Harry Le Moyne, once Harvard ace and rival to Charley Daniels, surprised Brookline Swimming Club members. He recently sheep raises in the West and marks a 50 yard time near Daniels’ record, while still holding the interscholastic 16 pound shot record.

Brookline Swimming Club Harry LeMoyne Harvard LeMoyne West Charley Daniels New York Daniels le Moyne

Dartmouth Set to Face New Hampshire State in Season Test

Dartmouth plans light practice ahead of the Hanover game with New Hampshire State. Captain Glaze yields at quarterback to Knight, Kassulker at fullback, Hawley to start at half, and Rich nearing full recovery for a possible second half appearance. Team lineup features Kennedy Kassulker Bankart Robbins Chase Brusse Tobin Baldwin Saxton Schildmiller Knight Hawley Stuart Ingesall L Bankart Rich.

Dartmouth Kennedy Kassulker 1. E R. Bankart 1. T Robbins Chase Brusse Tobin R. G Baldwin R. T Saxton Saxton and Schildmiller, R. E.; Knight, Q. B.; Hawley and Stuart H. B Ingesall L. Bankart Rich F. B

Women Golfers Play At Commonwealth Club

The qualifying round for the women s fall handicap at the Commonwealth Country Club produced scores led by Miss Rogers with 88 and Mr Briggs 89 among the top results. Mrs Crocker 96, Mrs Pennar 98, Miss Friend 98, Miss Smith 106, Mrs Shirley 108.

Commonwealth Country Club Miss Rogers Briggs Crocker Pennar Miss Friend Mrs. Smith Miss Smith Shirley

Remarkable historic catch by Dan Kerwin described

The text quotes Patsy Dougherty praising a legendary fielding play by Dan Kerwin, an American Association outfielder. He fell backward as a fly ball dropped to his spikes, then, while balancing on one leg, grabbed the ball with his foot, hopped up, lifted the ball, and threw it home just as a runner reached the plate.

Crawford Cobb Kling Rossman Coughlin Patsy Dougherty Dan Kerwin American Association Kerwin Dan

Nationals to get Henderson star pitcher from Stockton

William Henderson, star pitcher for Stockton California, will join the Boston Nationals next season. He was set to report to Dovey’s team last summer but stayed on the Pacific coast due to family pressure. His pitching helped Stockton win the championship this season and Boston observers expect him to be a valuable addition for Tenneyites.

William HenderSon Stockton Cal Boston Nationals Henderson Dovey Outfit Pacific Coast Boston Tenneyites

Boston Athletic Association Opens Boxing Season October 26

The Boston Athletic Association resumes its winter sparring tournaments this month. The first event will be held Saturday night October 26 with preliminary bouts the preceding Wednesday. Classes not yet decided, entry blanks expected soon. The B A A will defend its Amateur Athletic Union boxing championships this year.

Boston Athletic Association Amateur Athletic Union

Eastern Women Capture Golf Honors in National Championship

In Chicago the national women’s championship first round saw 16 of 18 Eastern players advancing to the next round, with National Champion Harriet F. Curtis of Boston defeating Western Champion Lillian French of Windsor by 2 up. Curtis led by one at the turn after French held the lead until the fourth hole. Curtis faces Margaret Martin of the Chicago Golf Club tomorrow.

Chicago Ill Harriet F. Curtis Boston Lillian French Windsor Miss French Miss Curtis Margaret Martin Chicago Golf Club

World Series Battle Looms Between Cubs and Tigers

Turmoil surrounds the Cubs led by Husk Chance and the Tigers with Ty Cobb as top batter as the World Series looms. Both clubs brace for a hard fought clash while fans hope for a decisive finish despite uncertain late-game twists.

Husk Chance Chicago Cubs Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers Cubs O'Leary Kring Payne Tigers Killian Detroit

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