Giants and Athletics Face a Toss Up World Series Betting
Boston and New York fans split on who will win the World Series with betting odds shifting by opening game outcomes. Mathewson looms as the key pitcher for the Giants, while Boston backers lean to the Athletics, predicting a closely contested series.
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Paul H. Shannon
New York
Giants
Boston
Philadelphia
McGraw
Athletics
Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
Peter Kelley
Boston Nationals
Revere High Beats Newburyport High in 10-2 Football Game
Revere High School defeated Newburyport High 10 to 2 at Newburyport. Revere scored on two safeties and two touchdowns by Horgan, while Newburyport earned a safety in the fourth period. Attendance was about 600.
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Newburyport High
Newburyport
Revere High School
Revere
Blefort
Marshall
1Ere
Brown
Noyes
BSBA
Ties
Te Pice Boc
Port
Bradford
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Comley
Jacoby Hodgson
Sterrers
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G. Moynihan Carrocco
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Sanders
Perkins
Murphy Horgan
Foster
Knappiehed
Richardson
Horgan
Crisbee
Ross
McDonald
Montgomery
136 Golfers Start At Country Club In Massachusetts
One of the largest amateur fields in Massachusetts opened at the Country Club with 136 players. Francis Ouimet led with 76 while Fr. W. Whittenmore shot 79 as other matchups and first round pairings were listed for the championship start.
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Massachusetts
Francis Ouimet
Fr. W. Whittenmore
Hi Woyt
Allston
C. T. Crocker
Arthur G. Lockwood
Belmont
C. W. Bass
Portsmouth
N. H
M. F. O'Connell
Alpine
L. &. Bigelow
Karl FE. Mosser
Brae-Burn
G. 4. Crocker
T. G. Stevenson
R. W. Brown
Meadow Brook
F. I. Cutter
Country
R. H. Daniels
R. A. Wood
Athletics anxious over McInnis and Meinnis ahead of World Series
Philadelphia report of manager Connie Mack stating the players must decide the World Series outcome, concern for McInnis and Meinnis injuries, Baker's illness easing, and the team traveling to New York for the opener with no disclosure of pitching plans.
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Baker
New York
Meinnis
Connie
Athletics
McInnis
Giants
Mack
Chicago Cubs
White Elephants
Cardinals Defeat St. Louis Browns In City Championship
The local National League team beat the American League club 3 to 2 in the city championship game. Batteries Harmon and Bliss for the Cardinals with Petty and Stephens for the Browns. Umpires Perrine and Stone.
Harvard Gets the Holiday and Rest for Big Games
Harvard football teams takes a holiday from practice at the stadium with only five backs working under Corbett. Coaches expect heavy work behind closed gates today as Brown game approaches, with Potter as the last healthy back and several backups readied.
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Corbett
Brown
Cambridge
Providence
Haughton
Potter
Bettle
O’brien
Reynolds
Callender
Freedley
Foul Draws Controversial Decision in Matched Bout
In a 12 round Armory A A bout Frank Klaus, the Pittsburg bearcat, was awarded the win over Tommy Sullivan after a foul in the second round allegedly struck in the groin. Referee Flaherty ruled Klaus the winner despite questions at ringside about the foul and sighting. Sullivan, from Lawrence, had shown power but Klaus dominated the body and midsection before the finish. Other semi finals featured Joe White drawing Eddie Flynn and Dom Clancy taking victory over Wid McPartland, with Sparr of the U S S Rhode Island stopping Joe Egan mid bout. Next week Joe Walcott and Bob Lee are set for a prelim to the Bat Nelson Pal Moore bout.
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Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Armory A. A
Flaherty
Sullivan
Klaus
Mose
Tommy
Joe White
South Boston
Eddie Flynn
Lynn
White
Flynn
Dom Clancy
Somerville
Wid McPartland
Woburn
Dave Sparr
Rhode Island
Joe Egan
South End
Joe Walcott
Bob Lee
Pride of
Malden High takes opening league contest 31–0
Malden High defeated Melrose High 31 to 0 at Malden Athletic Field in the Suburban league opener. Gerrish intercepted a forward pass and returned it 8 yards for a third period touchdown as Malden surged ahead with three first period scores. Melrose fought hard behind quarterback Hanson but could not match Malden’s pace and power.
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Malden High
Melrose High
Malden
Gerrish
Melrose
Hanson
Malden Triumphs Melrose in Badly Wounded Scoring Duel
Malden defeats Melrose 31 to 0 as Miner Welch Murphy Benoit Gerrish score for Malden. Touchdowns credited to Miner Welch Murphy Benoit Gerrish with Butler on goal. Officials Tufts Duffy Noble and Littlefield Eberle referee and timekeeper.
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Melrosh A
McInnis
Kempton
Johnson
Hillfrt
Cebach
Wanamaker Butler
Roe
Sackety Murphy
Benoit
Hanson Gerrish
Chetssonz Benoit
Murphy
Milton Wen
Barnard
Malden
Melrose C
Miner
Welch
Gerrish
Butler
Tufts
Duffy
Noble
Inesman
Dorchester A A 10 Mile Trial Run Winners Named
Thomas Wilkinson won the 10 mile handicap road race with a time of 54 minutes 32 seconds to lead North Dorchester A A. The event chose two men to complete the team for the New England cross country championship on Thanksgiving Day. Pat Lally and Dann Morrison tied for second in 56 minutes 10 seconds. The selected eight includes Clarence De Mar, Captain, Thomas Lilley, James Henigan, Albert Upham, Ernest Harris, Pat Devine, and Wilkinson with Lally or Morrison as the eighth.
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North Dorchester A. A
New England
Thomas Wilkinson
Pat Lally
Dann Morrison
Clarence de Mar
Thomas Lilley
James Henigan
Albert Upham
Ernest Harris
Pat Devine
Dan Morrison
Men and Religion Campaign Hits Portland Maine Meeting
In Portland Maine on October 12 seven hundred fifty delegates from city churches and across Maine gathered for the men and religion forward movement. A banquet preceded talks by Rev. Charles M Woodman George E Briggs and Senator Carl B Milliken of Island Falls.
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Portland
Forward Movement
Charles M. Woodman
Iscal
George E. Briggs
Boston
Carl B. Milliken
Island Falls
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