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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1911

Page

15

Rain shifts World Series balance in 1911 preview

Philadelphia writer argues the postponements favor the Giants by giving Mathewson extra rest and shifting home advantage, while the Athletics also benefit from scouting and reevaluating the New York attack. The piece foresees a possible two games to one lead for either side with a likely rescheduled fourth game after rain delays.

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Merkle Admits Dispute After Giants Game

Philadelphia Oct 20 A severe reprimand to manager John McGraw for unsportsmanlike conduct and a fine on Fred Merkle for impudence to umpire Connolly after Tuesday's game drew strong comments from fans awaiting baseball weather.

Philadelphia John McGraw Giants Merkle Connolly

Merkle dispute over umpire calls sparks National Commission rebuke

McGraw defends himself after critical comments about a Merkle call and Umpire Connolly. Connolly stands by his decisions on Merkle’s slide, saying Merkle was out. National Commission delays return to New York to work on unsettled matters Johnson would not detail.

McGraw National Commission Merkle Connolly Collins John McGraw New York Tommy Connolly Lynch National League Johnson Commission

Prediction of Athletics Victory in Giant-Card Series

The article weighs rest advantages for pitchers like Chief Bender and potential lineups for Game 4. It notes Rube Oldring’s bereavement and his possible return, mentions Amos Strunk Molinnis Stuffy Davis and McInnis as alternatives, and argues the Athletics should win though Giants have not shown strong hitting in the three games.

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Evening Classes Open at Past Boston High School

Mechanical drawing courses for machinists carpenters and metal workers start Monday at 7 30 p m at the Past Boston High School on Marion street. Open to Massachusetts residents over 17 employed in related trades during the day.

Boston High School Marion Street Massachusetts

Yale Faces Army In Tussle Of Season

Yale departs New Haven for New York to meet Army in a highly anticipated clash on the Hudson Heights at West Point. Coach Field says the Elis expect a fierce battle mirroring past hard fought contests between the two academies.

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Yale Primed for West Point Clash With Altered Lineup

Yale prepares for the game by using injured stars Paul and McDevitt and adjusting positions. Captain Howe, though battling a cold, will quarterback most of the contest as Pete Francis and Avery bolster the ends with limited practice.

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Glidden tour reaches Anderson as 16 cars vie for cup

The Glidden tourists crossed into South Carolina near Grover and reached Anderson where the city presented the Anderson cup for the best individual car performance. The Maxwells lead the Glidden trophy standings with the Tarrytown team ahead in overall scoring, while drivers face wear from seven days of continuous driving and lively southern hospitality. Tomorrow the group reaches Atlanta for a two day rest before finishing through Georgia to Jacksonville.

Anderson S. C Charlotte N. C Grover South Carolina Cotton Belt Tarrytown Maxwells Atlanta Stevens- Duryea Cadillac Georgia Jacksonville Florida Metz Martinsville

Wellesley High Beats Browne Nichols 5–0 at Home

Wellesley High defeated Browne Nichols School of Boston 5 to 0 on its home field. Stover scored the touchdown in the second period but failed to kick the goal. Stover and Shepard starred for Wellesley, while Burch and Kenny played well for Browne Nichols.

Wellesley Browne & Nichols Wellesley High Browne & Nichols School Boston Stover Welllesley Shepard Burch Kenny

Johnson Denies Jennings Trade Rumor

Ban Johnson denied a report that Hugh Jennings, manager of Detroit, may manage Cincinnati. Johnson said Jennings is under reserve to Detroit and the club has not released him. He also declined to discuss a commission letter about remarks on the ball field and called Merkle's firing an outrage.

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Brown Leaves to Meet Penn in Philadelphia

Providence October 20. About 200 Brown students cheered as the football team traveled from College on the Hill to Union station for the Washington train to Philadelphia to face the Penn eleven tomorrow afternoon. Twenty players, led by coaches E H Robinson J D Pryor and Irving Hunt, depart with Tenney likely to play despite shoulder pain and Kulp injured.

Providence R. J Brown College Union Station Washington Philadelphia Pennsylvania Kulp Tenney Sprackling Adams Marble Jones Ashbaugh Kratz Gelb Goldberg Bean Crowther Mitchell Gottstein Shipley Snell Murphy Bohl Hazard Brereton E. H. Robinson J. D. Pryor Irving Hunt Charles Hueegins George Burgess Starksweatier

Natick High blanked Hyde Park 23 to 0 on Stony Brook

Natick High defeated Hyde Park High yesterday afternoon at the Stony Brook Reservation posting a 23 to 0 shutout. Natick built a large lead early and coasted to the decisive victory.

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