Anson Describes Game in Detail
Philadelphia Oct. 17. Adrian C. Anson recounts a world series opener with the Cubs and Athletics. He notes a massive crowd of perhaps 30,000 including international observers, extended pregame photography, and a novel four-umpire setup. Bender dominates early, Cubs pitchers struggle, and early runs come on Murphy and Baker as the game unfolds with sharp fielding and no-errors by the outlets.
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la Discusion
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Victor Munoz
Redactor de Sports
Frank Chance
Cubs
Harry Davis
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Chance
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Connolly
O’day
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Baseball Championship Receipts and Night Game at Park
National Commission reported receipts of 10185.75 dollars and 13050 paid admissions for today's game at American League Park between the Americans and Nationals. Giants and Highlanders fought ten innings with a darkness stoppage, Friars, Ford struggled, and several players starred as the Nationals led Americans two to one with a tie.
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Favorites Win Qualifying Play at Country Club Open
The Country Club open golf tournament in Brookline drew a large international field with players from Canada and across the U S. Mrs E C Wheeler Jr of Wollaston Golf Club won medal honors with 93 while Dorothy Campbell national champion shot 97 tying Harriet Curtis former US champion as foursomes and match play pairings are announced for the six flights advancing today Wednesday and Thursday.
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Cubs Edge Mets in Low-Scoring Replay
Zimmerman struck out twice as Bender appears to have his goal. Keller and Steinfeldt made outs with Collins drawing a walk. Baker hit a two base line shot but ruled a two bagger. Collins scored on the play. Tinker and Kling added run producing hits. Chance used Beaumont as a pinch batter but was stranded. One run and two hits for the Cubs.
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Coach Is Beaten At Oakley In Annual Invitation Golf Tourney
Fine golf was on display at Oakley as F C Davidson Harvard coach from the home club lost to Father Cronin of Woodland in a stunning upset. Cronin, Kedian, Clurch, and Hylan reached the semifinals after Cronin claimed low-score honors in qualifying.
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Cleveland Ties Up Series by Defeating Cincinnati
Cleveland defeats Cincinnati nine to five to tie the Ohio championship series. Each club has won three games. the deciding game will be in Cincinnati tomorrow. Cincinnati used five pitchers, including Manager Griffith, who signaled his return to active duty by retiring Jackson Lajoie and Birmingham on five pitched balls.
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Mechanic Arts and Milton Hold Secret Practice Session
Mechanic Arts High and Milton High used Milton grounds for a secret practice yesterday afternoon after a session clash. Mechanics Arts plans to face Commerce tomorrow afternoon at the American League grounds, with both teams sharing the venue for practice.
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Brookline High Seeks Opponent For Weekend Gridiron
Brookline High seeks a football game for Friday or Saturday as their manager Squire Krafts invites willing fast high school teams to arrange a clash this week. Local teams with suitable schedules are asked to respond promptly.
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Football managers seek contact with Charles Mullally at Main 4291-2
Dorchester Heights and Cunningham Gym team managers plan to communicate with Charles Mullally at Main 4291-2 to discuss football matters. The move involves arranging a meeting or exchange of information to coordinate team activities and schedules.
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Safety Secures Middlesex Victory Over St Mark's
In Southboro on October 17 Middlesex edged St Mark's 2 to 0 in a rough game marked by fumbles and penalties. Middlesex scored the lone points on a first period safety after recovering a kickoff on a fumble and pushing to St Mark's five yard line before Bradlee crossed on a fumble.
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Boxing Notes at Armory Club Set for Tonight
An evening of sensational bouts headlines the Armory Club card with six rounds featuring Dick Howell of Canada vs Jack Carter of Pawtucket in the opener. Joe Miley of Roxbury faces Billy Nish, a Navy standout, in the night’s second fight and two 10-round bouts follow. Joe Thomas of California meets Connie Schmitz of New York, while Knockout Brown clashes with Kid Goodman. Johnny Gallant, Manchester’s bantamweight, arrives hot after six straight wins and is billed to meet Kid Nelson in the semi-final at Queen City A.
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Clean sweep for the Cubs tops Reno betting list
An old clipping notes a hidden crowd backing a “clean sweep for the Cubs” with several named personalities who were drawn into a J. J. at Reno scenario, though details are fragmentary.
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Reno
Change in dates shifts high school game in Newton
Boston College High will not play Newton High this afternoon at Newton as was scheduled. Milton High will be the opponent instead, altering the lineup for the day.
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Polo Match Scores From Last Night’s Ledger
Unclear fragment lists last night polo results with teams such as Bedford, Pronton, Fall River and New Haven. Reads as a sequence of scores like Epovidence 9 Bedford 8 and Fall River 3 New Haven 4 with several garbled names.
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Light Work for Harvard Eleven
Harvard football practice showed light work against Amherst with regulars rested. Key notes include Wigglesworth sidelined by jaundice, Potter Gardner or Johnson to replace QB, Bush returning from knee injury, and Hinkey appearing for the first time this season.
Yale Regulars Excused From Scrimmage After West Point Trip
Yale football players were excused from practice after the grueling Saturday game at West Point. Morris the center Reilly the full back and Paul the tackle did not report. The remaining squad practiced lightly with no first string work.
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Dartmouth Prepares Secret Practice for Williams Game
Dartmouth hosts secret workouts in Hanover as Coach Randall pushes hard this week. Changes include Captain Ryan at right half, Barends at fullback, Bud Hoban at quarterback, Lovejoy at right tackle, with Atkins emerging as a new second-string fullback. Long signal drills and new formations aim to surprise Williams after recent Vermont showing.
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Secret Practice At Exeter Reveals New Formations
Exeter New Hampshire October 17 The practice today at Exeter was secret for the first time this season as Coach Murphy barred spectators from the field and led the team through several new formations.
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Murphy
Athletics and Cubs pennant race headlines stir Hub fans
The Post notes intense fan interest as the Athletics and Cubs clash in a pivotal series. Connie Mack’s squad looks world-beater in form, while Frank Chance’s machine remains dangerous. The piece also references Christy Mathewson’s impact and various historical athletic trivia.
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Cobb Wins Batting Championship Auto Amid Rival Claims
Cobb receives the automobile for the batting title with Lajoie also awarded a car, making Cobb the champion though Lajoie contends. The Philadelphia Americans, led by Connie Mack, captured the pennant in 1902 1905 and 1910. Tommy Burns defeated Marvin Hart in a 20 round bout in Los Angeles on February 28, 1906. Entries for the 10 mile handicap cross country run at Waltham next Saturday afternoon must be sent.
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