World Series insights from Christy Mathewson reports
Christy Mathewson will write nightly columns on the world series for the Boston Post. The famed pitcher promises insider views on the game and strategy, offering fans in New England a unique perspective on the championship match.
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Outfield Clash Preview as Athletics Face Giants
The article weighs Athletics and Giants outfields for the world series, detailing Briscoe Lord and Josh Devore as left field candidates, Red Murray and Amos Strunk in mix, with Oldring no star and Snodgrass shifting center field for the Giants. It notes Lord’s speed and arm, Devore’s baserunning and defense, Oldring’s steadiness, and Snodgrass’s infield-to-outfield transition amid McGraw and Mack preparations.
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Donnie Murphy
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Chicago
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Tenney
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Elmer Collins Lowers Mile Bike Record In Newark
Elmer Collins improved the mile motor paced bicycle record at Vailsburg Aelodrome, Newark, from 1:13.4 5 to 1:12.3 5. Other features included Jackie Clarke winning a mile open professional race Fred Hill taking the mile invitational and Norman Anderson winning a two mile handicap professional. Joe Fogler and Eddie Root won the tandem match race over the Bedell brothers.
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National basketball matchups headline
National schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Chicago New York at Brooklyn with games featuring major teams and city rivalries on the slate.
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White Sox Hold Ninth Inning Win Over Cleveland
White Sox slip to fourth place after a 8 4 loss to Cleveland as Birmingham and Zeider spark a late attack. White allows 4 runs through six, James gives up 2 more, with Benz and Baskette key relievers. Zeider and Butcher contribute on offense. Kreitz errors and miscues alter the game.
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Browns Wind Up With Double Win
St Louis Royals close the American league season by sweeping Detroit in St Louis with scores 17 to 2 and 5 to 0. Cold weather limited attendance and effort as the two closing games were decided.
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Louis Beats Cincinnati 5-0 Behind Two Scratch Hits
In Cincinnati on October 8 Louis defeated Cincinnati 5 to 0 as Harmon allowed only two scratch hits. St. Louis backed him with strong defense and knocked Benton out in the third inning, with clubs contesting in a late game meeting.
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Cubs Defeat Pirates in 11th Inning for 8-2 Win
Chicago won 8 to 2 over Pittsburgh in 11 innings as bunched hits and errors favored the home club. Evera Wilson Carey Byrne Richie McCarthy Hofman Goode were among the players with notable hits and fielding miscues.
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College grid results show lower scores and brighter parity
The column notes top colleges barely beat smaller rivals with Holy Cross upsetting Harvard 8 to 0 and Penn edging Ursinus 9 to 0. Princeton beat Villa Nova 31, Brown downed Amherst Aggies 26, and Yale and Harvard debate 25 game strength for an all around tougher era in college football.
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Boston World Series championships years
The record cites Boston teams winning the world championship in 1892 and 1903. In 1892 the Boston National team defeated Cleveland with two wins and one draw. In 1903 the Boston American League team defeated the Pittsburgh National League team three losses to five wins.
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