Athletics End by Beating All-Stars
World champion Athletics beat the All-Stars 3 to 2 in Philadelphia at Shibe Park in a cautious conditioning game for the big Giants series. Wood pitched well for the All Stars but costly misplays and mixed defense hurt them. Danforth, Bender and Martin also saw time on the mound. McInnis drew praise, while McInnis’ return to action after a prior injury was noted.
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Athletics
New York Giants
Shibe
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Gender
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Morgan
Martin
McInnis
Thomas
Detroit
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Mack Star
Mac
Fie Mack
Onnie
Lapp
Baker
Derrick
Pasing
Oldring
Strunk
Davis
Bender
Pag Rth
Wood
Hal Chase
Amos
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Street
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Jack Coombs
Shanny McAleer
Coombs
Matty
Cyclone Burns Survives Draw With Cazeau In Arena Bout
In Rutland era show Burns substituting for John Perelli outlasted Cazeau for 45 minutes with no fall awarded. Mardone beat Jim Lucas in two of three falls. Lucas disqualified in the second. Gegas lost to Turner in two of three falls.
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Cazeau
Cook
Burns
Young Mardone
Jim Lucas
Nelson
Lucas
John Gegas
Joe Turner
Martin Beats Melody in Six Rounds at Portland
Honey Mellody of Chelsea and Terry Martin of Manchester New Hampshire fought six rounds at the Auditorium Portland There was no decision but the bout was largely in Martins favor with the hometown crowd watching keenly.
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Mellody
Portland
Honey Mellody
Chelsea
Terry Martin
Manchester
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Smith bests Lewis in ten round welterweight bout
Jeff Smith of New Jersey edged Willie Lewis of New York in a ten round bout before the National Sporting Club of America. Lewis pressured most rounds, but Smith answered with sharp left jabs and won by a small margin according to observers.
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New York
Jeff Smith
New Jersey
Willie Lewis
National Sporting Club of America Tonight
Lewis
Smith
Canole Beats Dwyer After Nitchie Fails to Appear
In Newport on October 12 Franklin Dwyer of Philadelphia substituted when Nitchie failed to show for a bout with Martin Canole of Fall River. Dwyer was knocked out in the second round.
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Young Nitchie
Philadelphia
Martin Canole
Fall River
Frankie Dwyer
Giants Finish Season With Doubleheader Loss
New York observers saw the Giants drop both ends of a doubleheader to Brooklyn ending the season. Ragan limited the Giants to three hits in the opener while Dent excelled in relief in the second. The final game featured Charley Faust scoring on an infield out after a series of baserunning theatrics.
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Giants
Brooklyn
Ragan
Dent
Charley Faust
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Faust
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Daley
Stark
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Dahlen
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Hummel
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Herzog
Ereee
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Hartley
Druecke
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Mits
Brennan
Klem
Begin the World's Series Right by Reading the Boston Post
The Athletics and Giants open the World Series in New York tomorrow afternoon with full coverage promised in the Boston Post. The Sunday issue will carry first game accounts and expert analyses by Ty Cobb and Christy Mathewson, detailing how victories were won and strategy employed.
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Boston Post
Athletics
Giants
New York
Sunday Post
New England
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Ty Cobb
Reds Beat Cubs In Season Finale In Cincinnati
Cincinnati finished the National League season with a 4 to 5 victory over Chicago. The game was loosely played with the smallest crowd of the year. Mitchell starred at bat and Bescher excelled in base running.
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REDS
CUBS
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mitchell
Bescher
Newton High Prevails 20 6 Over Needham in Hot Clash
Newton High School defeated Needham High 20 to 6 at Claflin Field Newtonville in a near whitewash until late scoring by EF Stanwood. Ryder added an 85 yard run and a TD as Newton dominated with two Brady goals and a Whitney field contribution. Attendance reached about 8000 with four 11 minute periods.
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Needham High
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McNeil
Devine Pope
Gardner
Blades Perry
Bentley
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Nutter
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Roqueimere
Cunningham
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Pint Brady
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Richwagon
Quinlan Murphy
Caverly
Slyatt
Conroy
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van Buskirk
Woodward Ryder
Tucker
Rogers
Rob
F. Stanwood Whitney
Mills
Whitney
Beane
Bankheart
Roach
Tanesmen
Garrison
Vowers
Natick High crushes Wellesley 101 to 0 in record score
Natick High defeated Wellesley High at Chester Street grounds by 101 to 0. Murray scored 16 goals from touchdowns on 17 tries, with Sheehan 5 and Casey 3 touchdowns. Attendance 2500. Officials were Umpire Ryan, Referee Hallahan, Timekeeper Farwell.
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Natick High
Wellesley High
Chester Street
Wellesley
Murray
Casey
Murphy
Shepard Rourke
Spring A. Whelan
Stone
Whelan
Coolidge Casey
Grispy Murray
Norcross Gilbert
Doherty
McConnon Murphy
Selew
Fowle Sheehan
J. Carey Welch
Cees
Sheehan
Welch
Eldridge
Ryan
Hallahan
St. Johns Triumph Over Salem High In Col umbus Oval Clash
St Johns Prep overwhelmed Salem High 28 to 0 on Columbus Oval Danvers. Devlin scored two touchdowns and added four extra points while Doherty Towle also crossed for a TD. Salem captain Hogan was injured in the third period as St Johns used the forward pass, though otherwise with limited success.
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Salem High School
St. le School
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Arlington High Throttles Winthrop High 17–0
Arlington High dominated Winthrop High with a 17 to 0 score. Smith stood out by recovering a fumble and returning a 100 yard TD, then later forced a punt recovery for another Arlington TD.
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World Series talk and college notes mix in sports column
With the Athletics and Giants set for the World Series, the piece notes balanced betting, uncertain odds, and praise for Connie Mack and John McGraw. It also mentions Lehigh vs Princeton, Yale and Harvard coaching debates, and predicts matchups for fall sports contests.
Medford Beats Lawrence High 18 to 0 in Holiday Win
Medford High overwhelmed Lawrence High 18 to 0 at Fulton Street grounds in front of a large crowd. Dinsmore scored two touchdowns and star quarterback Jack Lawless ran the offense with precision while Grant, Day and Twombly supported the attack. Dwyer and Higgins were disqualified for slugging.
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Lawrence High
Fulton Street
Medford
Lawrence
Jack Lawless
Duhamel
Dwyer
Higgins
Morehouse Grogan
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Dinsmore
Langham
Brawley
O’brien
E. J. O’brien
Burrill
Pierson
Baseball queries and notes from the office column
Answers to queries discuss the Red Sox finishing second division by a fraction and other sport tidbits. It mentions use of National and American league balls on respective grounds and notes delivery attempts for letters to players, plus a Sept 25 score 8 to 7 for New York over Chicago Americans and Ewry’s standing broad jump record set August 29 1904.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Joe Woodman
Sam Langford
Lawrence
New York
Chicago
Kid Mercier Beats Powers Of Brooklyn
In Lawrence at Unity Club the main event ended with Kid Mercier defeating Harry Powers of Brooklyn after a fast 12 rounds with Powers saved by the bell in the 11th Mercier had two knockdowns but left the final round oversized by overanxious punching Young Cronin defeated Young Vanity six rounds Young McDonough beat Young Sullivan six rounds Tommy Murphy of Lawrence beat Young Quinlan of Danvers six with Quinlan’s decision unpopular
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Unity Club
Harry Powers
Brooklyn
Kid Mercier
Mercier
Powers
Young Cronin
Young Vanity
Young McDonough
Young Sullivan
Tommy Murphy
Young Quinlan
Danvers
Griffith Won't Return as Reds Manager in 1912
Cincinnati. Oct 12. President Augustus Herrmann announces that Clark Griffith will not manage the Reds next year. A playing manager is desired and may also take the shortstop role. The Enquirer reports the forthcoming official statement.
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Cincinnati
the Enquirer
New York
Augustus Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Team
Clark Griffith
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