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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1914

Page

11

Braves Show Their Mettle in World Series Opener

Dick Rudolph dominated Mackmen in the first game at Shibe Park. The Braves’ small pitcher delivered a masterful display, stifling a potent Athletics lineup as Charles Albert Bender faded under the barrage. The Braves seized the contest and signaled a formidable start to the series against Boston.

Braves Ture Shibe Mackian Little Dick Rudolph Rudolph Little Dick Charles Albert Bender Athletics Boston Bender Mack Boston Indians Philadelphia Stallings

Braves Triumph Over Athletics In World Series Battle

In a boldly controlled contest the Braves overwhelm the Athletics as Rudolph dominates with eight strikeouts. Gowdy shines with a three hit day while Evers Moran and Deal contribute strong defense and timely hits. The Braves seize momentum, facing a tense seventh and ninth inning before securing the decisive victory.

Braves Look to Mackians as World Series Opens

The text recounts a dramatic opening of the World Series with Boston pitcher Rudolph stifling early Athletics threats. George Whitted’s two-run triple in the sixth shifted momentum, while John Franklin Baker’s power remains feared. Umpires, crowd of 20,562 inside and a packed exterior, plus Eddie Collins honored with the Chalmers trophy, set the opening scene.

John Franklin Baker Athletics Baker Rudolph George Whitted Boston Mackman Whitted Braves Eddie Collins Chalmers Evers Philadelphia Rudolph and Maranville Jack Barry Fiender Cubs Giants Mathewson Tesreau Marquard Mordecai Brown Reusbach Fordham Mackmen George Stallings

Worthy Foe for Harvard Meets Washington and Jefferson

Harvard faces a strong challenge from Washington and Jefferson in a third season game at 3 o clock. The visiting Pennsylvanian lineup includes Spiegel Cruikshank and Peterson with Hardwick shifting to backfield. The Crimson are short Mahan and Logan due to injuries and rely on Weatherhead at end.

Harvard Washington and Jefferson Pennsylvania Joolidge McCreight P. Morgan R T Wesbecher Pennock W. Younkins Young W. S. Langford Trinity W. N. Morice N. A. Tufts Brown Yale Crimson Mahan Logan Hardwick Weatherhead Washington Peterson Spiegel Cruikshank

Harvard Freshman Football Plans Nucleus xi Named

Harvard freshman football squad split after yesterday’s practice with 34 players chosen as the nucleus of the team for the season.

Harvard

Gowdy and Rudolph Star In Braves World Series Win

Hank Gowdy and Rudolph delivered a decisive victory for the Boston Braves over the Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series opener. The pitcher Rudolph dominated, while Gowdy and Rudolph shared credit for the win as Stallings’s tactics and energy fueled the team.

No Excuse Left for Mack's Men

Philadelphia fell to Boston 8 2 in the opening world series game as Rudolph twirled a masterful outing. The Braves offense, led by Gowdy, Maranville and Whitted, outslugged the Athletics while Schmidt and the Boston infield backed the pitching with tight defense. The Mackmen failed to capitalize on early chances, and Benders struggle sealed Philadelphia's fate in a decisive defeat.

Hank Gowdy Braves Philadelphia Gowdy Whitted Maranville Boston Rudolph Mackmen Moran Strunk Amos McInnis Amos Strunk Johnson Wood Russell Scott Philadelphia Brigade Gates Mackian Schmidt Athletics Eddie Murphy Rube Oldring Oldring Murphy Eddie Collins Barry Evers Baker McCinnian Jack Lapp Schang Olden Meiwnng Bender Connie Mack Connolly

Braves ticket notices returned for postage error

For among 10 000 or 20 000 applications for world series tickets there remains a glimmer of hope. Fifteen of 4800 notices sent by Secretary Nickerson of the Braves were found by postal authorities to be incorrectly addressed and without postage and were returned to Fenway Park offices to be resent this morning.

Nickerson Braves Fenway Park

Lottery Hope Amid Crowded Boston Queue

In Boston a large crowd lines up with 20 000 residents awaiting a chance at tickets. Officials note only about 4 percent will receive tickets today, offering a slim beacon of hope amid long waits.

Tufts to Clash with Colby Today at Tufts Oval

Tufts and Colby varsity football teams meet this afternoon at 3 o clock on Tufts Oval in a fast potential classic for Boston area small colleges. Colby brings nearly the same lineup that posted a brilliant record last season while Tufts has wins over New Hampshire State and Bates.

Tufts Colby Tufts Oval Boston New Hampshire State Bates Bennett Sanborn

Colgate to Meet Massachusetts Aggies on Local Field

Hamilton N Y Oct 3 Colgate College football coach Lawrence Bankart and team from West Newton Mass will face the Massachusetts Aggies tomorrow after defeating Cornell last Saturday. Albert J Woodlock of Boston has been appointed to referee the game by the central board.

Hamilton N. Y Colgate College Lawrence Bankart West Newton Mass Cornell University Massachusetts ‘‘Aggies Albert J. Woodlock Boston Central Board

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