Giants Triumph 5 2 in Game Six Beats Red Sox in New York
The Giants beat the Red Sox 5 to 2 in New York as Marquard excelled on the mound and O'Brien balked for an early Giants run. Collins shut down Boston after early trouble, Wagner and Snodgrass made key plays, and Engle drove in two runs for New York as the series heads to Boston for game seven.
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Blackstone Cigar Praised for Mildness and Aroma
The advertisement voices a buyer’s praise for Blackstone cigars, claiming they never upset digestion or nerves and offer a clean aroma. It notes thousands of businessmen endorse the product and touts mildness and aroma as ideal qualities available at low cost.
Buckermo O'Brien Shines in Waterloo Pitching Report
The record outlines O'BRIEN'S WORK with 9 innings and 114 pitches for Buckermo O'Brien, plus totals for Red Sox, Giants, and Collins. It lists strikes, fouls, bases on balls, unfair balls, and first balls batted, detailing performances by O'Brien Giants and Collins across innings.
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Oakley Open Sees Semifinalists Set
Oakley Country Club hosts the fall three day open tourney with semifinal matchups featuring J D Standish Jr of MSU and Williams College facing N W Dean of Oakley while F C Davidson opposes C A Hartwell Hartwell shot 76 in the afternoon and Dean posted 78 in another round indicating strong play toward the semifinals.
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Room for Hot Talk on Bones and Brothers
A cryptic note suggests there is no phonographic record of conversations between players and scribes about pastimes and bone pulling, yet the chatter would be worth a nickel for readers seeking context and flavor.
Yale Football Scrimmages Limited to Signal Drills
Yale football officers held three hours of signal rehearsal in New Haven on the afternoon of Oct 14 with every member participating from first eleven to reserves. The first squad stayed on the field until after sunset.
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Red Sox Lead 38 2 Series After Slow Start On Polo Grounds
In a baseball recap the Red Sox hold a commanding 38 to 2 edge in the series after yesterday's Polo Grounds tilt. Buck O'Brien faltered in the opening frame and Jake Stahl faces questions about his starter. Matty demands a big outing today as the crowd hopes for a return to form. In Arlington the high school football game moves to Spy Pond field at 3 PM to avoid Cambridge.
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Question on innings and games in the World Series
The text debates what constitutes a game and how many innings are needed for a World Series game. It asks whether a 41 percent innings counts as a game and whether four percent innings define a game, then discusses a bet on whether the series lasts over five games and who wins after a tie.
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Rockingham Park set for record attendance despite delays
Lee Anderson writes on 1913 Chalmers cars noting models and construction. Rockingham Park races draw crowds when weather cooperates, with next Saturday forecast to boost attendance. Willys sues Gramm Motor Truck heads over stock values. case settled with value readjustment and withdrawal of suit.
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Glidden Begins Solo Tour In Maxwell 40 Car
Charles J. Glidden started his privately conducted tour to New Orleans in a Maxwell 40 touring car. The Maxwell car that won last year’s tour from New York to Jacksonville accompanied him as escort for part of the route. Glidden will travel the originally planned path as a pleasure trip, not under A A A rules, with eight other cars and the Flanders electric leading the procession.
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Cardinals Clean Up on Browns Once More
The Nationals defeated the Americans 10 to 4 in St. Louis to take a 3 1 lead in the series for the baseball championship. Powell and Mitchell struggled as ToGay earned the victory. The Nationals led 3 1 and the Americans 1 4. Batteri es Powell Mitchell Napier Stephens Burk Geyer Wingo umpires Finneran O'Brien.
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Baseball World Series Pool Predicts Boston Win
In a pool predicting the first World Series game outcome, participant A forecasts Boston 5 3, B 3 2, and C 5 2. The actual game ended Boston 4 3, so all predictions miss by one point. If split hairs, C’s total is closest.
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Cubs Rout White Sox 8–1 in Chicago Championship Race
The Chicago Nationals defeated the White Sox 8 to 1 to take a 3 game series lead in the city baseball championship. Cicotte faltered early and was relieved by Lange after five runs. Sailer hit a second triple in the ninth to seal the win.
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