Rain Delays Cubs Aiming to Halt Athletics Sweep
Chicago faces a heavy rainstorm as the Cubs seek a turnaround against the Athletics. Rumors of Chance resigning are dismissed, with Mordecai Brown favored to return if rest helps. The morning weather clears, Brown or Bender may pitch, but the Athletics are seen as favored to win four straight.
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Boxing Roundup Sets Stage for New Orleans Heavyweight Clash
Jim Barry the Chicago heavyweight is matched to meet Tony Ross of Newcastle Pennsylvania in a 20 round bout in New Orleans. Barry plans a Boston training stay with sparring partner Andy Morris as he readies for Porky Flynn. A Cypress Hall Cambridge amateur card heads next week with weight classes 105 115 125 and 135.
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Athletics poised to win fourth straight World Series game
Chicago crowds faced rain delays as the fourth and deciding game between the Athletics and Cubs was postponed to tomorrow. Bender likely to start for Philadelphia and Cole for Chicago as fans weigh pitching, defense, and the Cubs fickle support while Mack’s men push toward a four game championship.
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Duffey predicts Athletics to sweep Cubs amid rest and tension
Duffey notes the postponed Chicago game offers rest for both Athletics and Cubs as they aim to win the series. He praises upcoming football shows Harvard Brown Princeton Yale and Tigers Indians battles and mentions Ty Cobb and Johnny Evers weighing in on baseball outcomes.
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New York Runner W Queal Slated for Arena Five Mile Run
The report notes W Queal of New York is entered to run five miles at the Arena Monday night. Unclear if he will compete as he is listed as entered. The details include scores 7-2 and 10-2 in one bout and 4-2 5-1 4-1 in another with a 9-3 result described as a first case win and second a tie.
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Waltham 10 Mile Run Details and Training Tip
The correspondence discusses admission charges and contact for particulars at St Charles Rectory Waltham. It asks how many runs the New York Americans scored on Oct 4 in a game against Washington. The writer advises a progressive running plan starting with two to three miles and gradually increasing, with sprint variation near the half and three quarters mile.
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Giants Win 1910 Baseball Title as Mathewson Shuts Out rivals
The New York Giants clinched the series over the Highlanders 6 to 3 with Christy Mathewson on the mound, winning four of seven games. Doyle homered with two aboard in the third, and Giants earned 60 percent of the receipts totaling 38871.90, shared among players.
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Eddie Collins Hero of 1905 World Series Rise
Eddie Collins, then a Columbia undergraduate, watched the Giants clinch the 1905 World Series on a Park Row newspaper bulletin board. He would become a hero of the next World Series years later.
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Anson Explains Cubs Downfall After Rain Delays
CHICAGO October 21 The daylong rain halted the Athletics and gave fans time to assess the Cubs. Anson argues the issue lies beyond aging stars noting speculation of possible disclosures before the World Series. He praises the Athletics for clean, fast play and a team .285 batting average as the key to championships.
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Cubs Pitching Regimen and Cole’s Unproven Potential
A baseball analyst argues the Cubs' staff is past its peak with Brown Overall and Reulbach underperforming, and injuries linger. He praises Cole’s potential, notes his lack of experience, and notes the old versus young debate about Cubs and Phillies.
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Injured Hack Spencer May End Baseball Career
Hack Spencer, catcher for the St. Paul club last season, suffered severe injuries in an automobile crash and may never be able to play again.
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