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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1910

Page

12

Cubs Lose Final Game as Mackmen Roar in Eighth Inning

Chicago trails Philadelphia as Mordecai Brown falters in the eighth. Eddie Collins shines with three hits two doubles two stolen bases and key RBIs to pace the Phillies past the Cubs in the decisive game of the series at Philadelphia marking a dramatic finish to the five game set.

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Coombs Wins Third as Athletics Clinch World Title Bid

In a deciding World Series game, Jack Coombs pitched one of his best outings to lead the Athletics past the Cubs. Topsy Hartsel sparked the offense with two stolen bases and key hits while Lapp’s catching and Brown’s shaky support behind the Cubs hurt their cause. Chicago’s nerves showed with careless play and umpire complaints as the Athletics seized momentum. Chance and Ammmerman faced heavy defeat, signaling the end of Chicago’s bid and a historic Chicago Cubs machine faltering in the clutch.

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Modest Connie Credits Team After Pennant Victory

Connie Mack praises the Athletics for winning the American league pennant and credits every player for a steady season. He notes critics and rivals, including Chicago, cannot deny their hitting edge and consistent play as the decisive factor in the triumph.

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Baseball Inning Details Between Philadelphia Chicago and Chicago

In the first inning Hartsel singled and scored on a Collins grounder as Philadelphia leads Chicago. Sheckard, Schulte, and Hofman make plays. multiple grounders and outs. Chicago ties with Chance’s base hit and late scoring, then Hartsel and Lord feature in the middle innings with stakes rising. final runs explode for Philadelphia and Chicago trades hits and outs through the later innings.

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Anson Cheers Athletics as World Champs in Fine Series

Chicago writer Adrian C. Anson lauds the Philadelphia Athletics for winning the world series title 7 to 2 over the Cubs. He praises Mack's men for smart, clean play, notes Brown and Coombs performances, cites Evers absence, and predicts Cubs team changes with new blood and a stronger batting and pitching staff.

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Phillies Win World Series After Fourth Game Victory

Philadelphia celebrates as the local American League club wins the World Series by taking its fourth game against the Chicago Cubs. Thousands fill Market Street for a megaphone broadcast, police reroute traffic, and tickets quickly sell out before relief tickets are issued.

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No Excuses to Make Says Manager Chance

Manager Chance states there are no excuses after the Philadelphia Athletics defeat. He praises the Athletics as deserving world champions, noting their superior batting and pitching, while admitting his own pitchers Brown and Overall faced tough lineups. He commends Mack and the Athletics for a splendid team performance.

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