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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1905

Page

3

Giants Crowned World Champions After 1905 Series Sweep

The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 2-0 on Saturday to clinch the world championship in five games. Mathewson won three of the four Giants victories, while the Athletics struggled to score, totaling 24 hits across the series. Waddell’s pitching was praised but could not offset the Giants’ aggressive play and superior hitting and baserunning.

McGraw New York Giants Philadelphia Athletics Giants Rube Waddell New York Murphy Athletics B.H.E. Giants Mathewson Bresnahan Plank Schreck Bender McGinnity Thoresey Coakley Powers Giants Ria Waddell Christy Mathewson Lony Rube Connie Mack Boston Americans Philadelphia Sheridan O'Day Twirler

Cubs Clinch Chicago Series In Postseason Win

Chicago Nationals defeated the Cubs 10 to 5 to win the championship in the best of five series. Smith had a rough start with Altrock pitching relief, while Weimer opened strong before Brown took over. 16,121 fans saw a high scoring game with standout fielding and multiple hits.

Chicago Chicago Nationals Smith Altrock Weimer Brown

Americans Win St. Louis Championship In Baseball

The St. Louis Americans defeated the Nationals to clinch the interleague title. They rallied from behind in the eighth inning to win the first game 7 to 6, taking the series 8 to 3. The second game ended early due to darkness with attendance of 18 000.

ST. Louis Nationals R.H.E Brown, Taylor and Grady Petty Howell Sudhoff Sugden Spencer

Be Champions Beaten In Exhibition At Ridgewood Park

New York National Leagues faced Ridgewood in an exhibition yesterday at Ridgewood Park. The final score was 6 to 1 with Be champions losing. Umpire Clarke Liner Mann and Farmer officiated, Ames Elliott and others noted in the score by innings.

New York Haerman Ridgewood Ridgewood Park LL. J B.h.baare York Ames Elliott Tage Clarke Linermann Farmer

Dorchester and Lynn Race Saturday Details Emerge

Dorchester and Lynn prepare for a Saturday pace event featuring drivers and horses from Dorchester Lynn and nearby locales. The card lists jockeys owners and horses including Denise Dorchester and Lynn entries with classes trotting pacing and multiple drivers named across the program.

Harvard Men Rally Faith After Poor Springfield Defeat

Harvard supporters defend the Crimson after a disappointing loss to Springfield Training School. They note Springfield played better against Harvard than against Yale and expect improvements with Knowlton joining and Squires and Pierce nearing condition, promising a stronger line in upcoming games.

Cambridge Crimson Springfield Yale Harvard Reid Knowlton Squires Pierce

Boston Terrier Club Entries Close for Specialty Show

The Boston Terrier Club announces over $1000 in prizes for its specialty show at Mechanics' building next month. Secretary Vredenburg of the American Kennel Club approves an attractive classification. Entries close October 31. Walter B. Stone provides exhibitor information at 60 North Market Street.

Boston Terrier Club Mechanics’ Building Vredenburg American Kennel Club Walter B. Stone North Market Street

What Mathewson Did to Athletics

A terse note records pitching feats for Mathewson against the Athletics: games pitched and won marked as dash placeholders, with 13 strikeouts and 3 hits by opponents. Runs allowed and bases on balls are blank, preserving the sparse box-scrore style from the clipping.

Boxing set at Parker Hall features Delmont Lynch bout

The Berkeley Cycle Club in Beachmont hosts its first big boxing night at Parker Hall Revere with a 12 round main event Albert Delmont Medford vs Johnny Lynch Cambridge. The card includes Kid Gordon vs Gus Ross six rounds and Young Cahill Roxbury vs Sammy Moss Waltham.

Berkeley Cycle Club Beachmont Parker Hall Revere Albert Delmont Medford Johnny Lynch Cambridge Cambridge A. A Lynch Delmont Cambr River Point Daabr Kid Gordon Gus Ross Young Cahill Roxbury Sammy Moss Waltham Moss William Farren Dock Square Poston Beachment Boston Jimmy Walsh America Digger Stanley England Stanley Walsh Peace Jimmy Walsh Joey Bowker Owen Moran Moran

Connolly Edels Rematch Promises Portland Showdown

Bartley Connolly of Portland prepares for a second bout with Harry Edels to be decided in the Forest on Oct. 28. Connolly hired George Byers as trainer to rate Edels in routine work while Portland buzzes over a crowd that may exceed the arena’s capacity. Letters for Steve Mahoney and Charley O Rourke also noted.

America Monte Attell Abe Bartley Connolly Portland Harry Edels Edels Cony George Byers Steve Mahoney Charley O’ Rourke

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