White Sox Triumph as Shono Sparks 3rd World Series Win
Shono led the attack against Sallee with two hits and a key two-bagger, driving Eddie Cicotte to secure the lead. Jackson and Felsch added timely hits as Chicago avoided a Reds rally, while Cicotte battled control but received solid support to seal the victory.
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Reds Win Toss For Possible Ninth Game
Reds win the right to host a potential ninth game of the 1919 World Series at Redland Field Cincinnati. If Chicago wins tomorrow the deciding game moves to Friday in Cincinnati. if Cincinnati wins, no ninth game is needed.
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White Sox Fall in Seventh Game in Redland Stadium
In Cincinnati on October 8 the White Sox fell to the Reds in game seven. Chicago pitcher Cicotte struggled but kept Reds scoreless until the sixth while Joe Jackson drove in two runs. The Reds clinched the win as Daubert and Groh powered a late rally and Chicago’s hopes faded with a key misplay.
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Sox Rally Pushes Series as Cubs Fans Hopeful
Arthur Duffey notes Chicago boosts in the World Series with Eddie Cicotte and Lefty Williams helping the White Sox to back to back wins. He contrasts Pat Moran and the Reds, mentions Gleason nicknamed Tabasco Kid, and previews events at Braves Field while praising Comiskey and players Buck Weaver and Ed Walsh.
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White Sox Use Collins In Felsch Spot In Win
The White Sox replaced Felsch with Sheo Collins and moved Happy to right in a 4 to 1 victory. Collins played solid defense while Shone led the offense, becoming a standout contributor for Pittsfield.
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St Mark's Beats Boston College High 21 to 0 in Bowl
St Mark's defeated Boston College High 21 to 0 in Southboro. St Mark's held BC High near the goal line several times while Codman Stoddard and Jacob scored touchdowns. Grew kicked three goals. Referee Pendleton supervised a game played across two nine and two eight minute quarters.
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