Phillies Fight Back as Red Sox Take Lead in World Series
The Philadelphia club laments lack of timely hits as Boston wins game four. Duffy Lewis shines for the Red Sox while Cravath and Luderus stay hot for the Phillies. Officials praise clean play and forecast tougher battles ahead on the train to Philadelphia.
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Attendance falls short of Monday in world series game
Attendance reached 41,096 with receipts of 82,046.50, trailing Monday's figures by about 1 000 in attendance and over 1 000 in receipts. The article compares yesterday's game to Monday and the first 1911 series game.
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Record of Balls Pitc Shore Chalmers
Shore led 22 16 15 18 with 27 total fouls. Chalmers posted 16 11 21 17 and 18 16 14 11 to finish with a 40 point tally and a 5 fouls-120 record.
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Harvard Plays Old-Time Game
Harvard conducted a hard morning scrimmage at Soldiers Field as new coaches and alumni aided the varsity. Backs McKinlock Horween and Malai tried to score against the line while former players offered tips. The second team then scrimmaged the varsity for a half hour.
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Football scrimmage report shows varsity barely edging second team
Horween barely crossed the goal line on a fourth down plunge. Soucy Bigelow Cowen Taylor Cadman Jr Caner Harte Willcox Horween Rolling Rob inson Moseley Taylor anchored the line as the first team faced strong resistance from the second unit. McKinlock injured, Gilman appeared at tackle. Horween praised as a potential star with more pep and scrimmage needed. Practice set for today at 3.
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World Series Guests Attend Casino Performance
The world's series players were guests of manager Charles H Waldron at the Casino last night for the Smiling Beauties show. Matinees on Monday and Tuesday included returns of every play read from the stage as news arrived, ending the performance once the message was received.
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Shubert Edges Brown in Ten Round Bout
In New Bedford on October 2 Mickey Brown of Malden went the distance with local fighter Al Shubert, using holding and stalling through the final five rounds. Brown won only the fourth round when he staggered Shubert with a sharp uppercut to the jaw.
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Wolfe and Lahn Battle to Draw in 12 Round Fight
Lawrence report says Jack Wolfe of Cleveland and Battling Lahn of Brooklyn boxed 12 rounds to a draw. Wolfe led early but Lahn rallied late, referee Sullivan’s call drew loud applause as both fighters pressed for a knockout in the closing exchanges.
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Kid) Wolfe
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Boxer in Hospital After Bout in Dover
Kid Chakan from Manchester rode into a scheduled 12 round bout with Phinney Boyle of Lowell. After five rounds he sustained heavy punishment and was taken to Wentworth Hospital in Dover for treatment.
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St Ambrose Beats St Williams to Edge Catholic League
St Ambrose defeated St Williams 11 to 5 before about 5000 fans at Sagin Hill Dorchester, altering the Dorchester Catholic League standings. Final tallies show St Ambrose at 2 wins, 0 losses with a .792 percentage, while St ADN'S and others trail in the crowded race.
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Brockton High Routs Rockland 82–0 in Slow Game
Brockton High defeated Rockland High 82 to 0 in a slow game played in Brockton on October 12. The match showcased Brockton’s offense while Rockland struggled offensively throughout.
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Scrubs Top Dartmouth in Scrimmage 3 to 0
In Hanover on October 12 the Dartmouth second team defeated the varsity 3 to 0 in a one hour scrimmage. Scully at left guard kicked a field goal from just inside the 42-yard line. Several regulars rested on the sidelines after the Tufts game.
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Coach Cavanaugh Tests Worthington as Injured Stars Sit
Coach Cavanaugh fields Harry Worthington at quarter as Switzer and McDonough are sidelined. The broad jumper makes a fair first impression while the line awakens with a hint of old-time fight and urgency.
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Hidden Scrimmage Prepares Team for Princeton Clash
The squad will scrimmage behind closed gates until 5 o'clock after secret practices begin tomorrow in preparation for the big game with Princeton.
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Gallant Beats Callahan in 12 Round Atlas Bout
Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea defeated Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn in a fast 12 round match at Atlas A A. Referee Charley White ruled Gallant ahead on points. Semi finals collapsed as Jim McDonald withdrew. Johnny Gallant beat Patsey DeLucca in a later bout.
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