No Animosity as Collins Receives Auto Share
Report notes no real hostility between rival camps as Collins collected his auto amid fraternal scenes. Evers and Collins exchanged handshakes with Oldring, and the gathering appeared friendly. A letter in this office mentions Cracka Ack Butler wrestler George Kinson middleweight boxer and Bill McKinnon.
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Collins
Evers
Oldring
Crackaack Butler
George Kinson
Bill McKinnon
Braves Rally Sparks Royal Rooters Roar in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on Oct 9 the Braves faced the Athletics amid a torrent of fan support. Led by ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald and Johnny Keenan, the Royal Rooters kept cheering from first inning to the end, urging the Braves to victory.
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Athletics
Royal Rooters
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Johnny Keenan
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Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald Leads Braves Rooters to Victory
The Braves defeated the Athletics in a tense game as fans cheered from start to finish. Fitzgerald sparked rallies and Wyckoff replaced Bender, while Baker, Moran, and Rudolph contributed key plays. The Royals crowd toasted the Rooters with songs and a victory march, with plans to travel to Boston for the next game.
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Honey Fitz
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Tessie
Adeline
Boston
Tyler and Plank Set to Start Tomorrow's Game
Philadelphia reports anticipation that Lefty Tyler of the Braves and Eddie Plank of the Athletics will oppose each other on the mound in the upcoming game. The teams and officials have not yet issued an official announcement.
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Bouy
New England
Philadelphia
George
Lefty) Tyler
Braves
Eddie Plank
Athletics
Benders Blowup In First World Series Game
Philadelphia treks through a tense world series opener as the Braves and Beantown fighters clash. Rudolph dominates, Bender struggles early, and Boston fans pack the Philadelphia stadium with Royal Rooters amid near perfect umpiring by Dineen and Klein.
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Royal Rooters
Boston
Philadelphia
Bill Dineen
Bill Klein
Winning of first game in detail
Philadelphia crowds note Boston as Moran leads off with a strike, Byers and Connolly produce early hits, Baker and Murphy feature a double play ending the first. Whitted and Gowdy spark Boston with two runs in the second, then Rudolph keeps Athletics in check. Strunk and McInnis rally in the fourth, while Schmidt and Maranville pull Boston ahead with solid defense and timely hits. Fifth inning sees Gowdy triple and Maranville scoring on a single, followed by Deal’s second double play and a string of outs as the game unfolds.
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Moranville
How Money Was Divided
Official figures show attendance 20,562 with gate receipts totaling 49,639. National commission received 4,963 while players earned 26,805 and clubs 17,870.10. Each club’s share amounts to 8,935.05.
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National Commission
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Indians and Braves Clash In Tumultuous World Series Inning
In a tense world series game the sixth inning saw Bender pulled from the mound after a shaky start while Moran, Evers, Whitted and Schmidt produced key hits. Wyckoff steadied relief duties as both teams jockeyed for advantage and rapid double plays limited scoring until late. Rudolph matched steady pitching for the Athletics as Boston piled pressure with hits, forced plays, and a dramatic double steal in the eighth before a final out ended the contest.
Braves Win Series Opener 7 1 Over Athletics
Duffey notes the Braves under Stallings stunned Connie Mack by defeating Philadelphia 7 to 1 on Shibe Park. Dick Rudolph earned the pitching win with eight strikeouts, holding the Athletics to four hits and outdueling Big Chief Bender, signaling strong momentum for the Braves in the series.
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Dick Rudolph
Athletics
Bender
Braves Open World Series With Win Over Athletics
Braves beat Philadelphia Athletics 6 4 at Shibe Park as Connie Mack deploys Lefty Bender and Old War Horse Plank. George Stallings Braves pounce on 11 hits, aiming to repeat against Eddie Plank and a strong Athletics rotation in Boston.
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George Stallings
Braves
Eddie Plank
Bill James
Lefty
Tyler
Athletics
Shibe Park
Fenway Park
Opening game batteries and Bender’s two games
In the query puff, the Opening Series game featured Bender for the Giants and Shang for the Athletics with Marquard Crandall Tesreau and Meyers for the Giants. Bender won 6 4 and again won 6 5 in the fourth game.
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Shang
Marquard
Crandall
Tesreau
Meyers
New York
Dick Rudolph
Ray Collins
Red Sox
Detroit
M. Max
Christy Mathewson
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Boston
Washington
Norwood Stomps West Roxbury 41 in Easy Win
Norwood High powered to a 41 0 victory over West Roxbury as Crowley and Atwood starred. The home team controlled play from start to finish, extending a decisive lead with strong offense and stingy defense throughout.
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Norwood High
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