Great Win of Red Sox Makes Them Series Favorites
Red Sox dominance shines as they claim a resounding victory placing them as strong favorites to win the series. Manager Leonard comments on the team’s momentum and the disciplined approach fueling the win.
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Leonard Beats Phillies as Lefty Hurls Peak Game
In a keen pitchers duel Dutch Leonard outpitched Alex ander as Philadelphia faltered. The Red Sox dom inated with strong defense and timely hitting while the Quakers struggled against the southpaw’s fastball and curve. Moran’s lineup faced tough decisions for the next game as rotation options broaden.
Three Fine Catches In Yesterday's World Series Game
Three plays stood out for Hed Sox in yesterday's game. Jack Barry, Harry Hooper, and Duffy Lewis made brilliant catches. Barry's leaping grab with bases loaded saved a run, Hooper's fifth inning running catch in the sun ended a possible scoring opportunity for the Rangers, and Lewis contributed to the defensive heroics as the Sox protected their lead.
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Yale Player Injuries From Lehigh Game Raise Doubtful Return
New Haven Conn Oct. Injuries to Yale players from the Lehigh game Saturday proved more serious than first believed. An X ray of fullback Otis Guernsey showed a possible broken shoulder or torn ligament, making a return this season doubtful.
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Yale Roster Shifts as Injuries Shape Lineup
Yale football see changes as Bevy of injuries strains backfield and line. Beal Thompson and Carl Betts sidelined by knee wrenches though may return late season. Baldridge and Black lightly hurt but unlikely to play until next week. Captain Wilson moves to quarterback as Durfee, Taft, Smith fill new roles. Jim Rodgers to coach tackles. former Yale stars sought for coaching.
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Baseball Fever Halts Boston Businesses for Day
Boston's baseball fever peaked as many firms in the business district shut for the day. Leather and wool merchants joined in the holiday, closing shops to watch the game.
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Little Chance for Royals in Boston Glory Night
Yesterday's World Series game featured a pitching duel between Leonard and Alexander with remarkable fielding from Hoop er Barry Gardner Lewis and Carrigan. Hooper sparked the Royal Rooters late in the ninth, but Carrigan's Red Sox clinched the win as Lewis delivered a key safe drive and the crowd erupted in joyous bedlam.
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Red Sox Rise To Occasion In World Series Thriller
Baseball fans witnessed a tense contest at Braves Field as pitching and defense shone. Tris Speaker mishap in the first inning gave Boston a rough start, but Leonard steadied the game with key outs. Jack Barry and Duffy Lewis spearheaded standout fielding to thwart the Phillies in a dramatic third inning.
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Game Breaks Records for Crowd and Gate
World series attendance and gate receipts soared yesterday with 42 300 fans, surpassing all prior records. Revenue reached 83 191 dollars, about six thousand more than any previous world series game, besting the 1911 Giants Athletics first game and the 1914 opening Boston game.
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Attendance and money in three games beat earlier years
Yesterday's gate receipts and attendance for the first three games exceed the figures from the same span in prior years but do not reach the three-game totals of the 1911 Giants Athletics world series. The 1911 three-game total will be surpassed by tomorrow's fourth game at Braves Field with a larger expected crowd. The three-game totals for this series and for 1914 and 1911 are listed.
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Governor Walsh Pays Regular Price For World Series Box
Governor David Fr. Walsh attended the world championship game in a box with five guests and paid the regular price. He declined a complimentary box offer from President Lannin, saying the series benefits the players and he would cover his party's expenses. He wrote a $90 check for tickets and arranged the party.
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Luderus Struck Out Three Times by Dutch Leonard
Six strikeouts showcased Dutch Leonard’s dominance against the Phillies. Three were recorded against Luderus, who faced the left-hander as the Moran men’s lone left-handed batter. Leonard’s control stood out as he resisted walks despite the pressure.
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Cactus Cravath Just Misses Home Run Feat
Cactus Cravath connected for a long drive to left that would have been a homer with Phillies on base, but Lewis tracked it down in deep left field. Cravath struck out in his first at bat, then delivered the near homer in the third inning during the Philadelphia game.
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