Athletics Narrowly Hold Back Giants In Extra Innings
New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 3 in ten innings to delay the 1911 world series clinch. Ames starred for the Giants while Doyle and Oldring delivered timely hits for New York. Coombs pitched well for Philadelphia until the late rally.
Giants Fifth Game Attends 33,228 at Polo Grounds
Attendance across the fifth game of the series reached 33,228 with total receipts of 69,384. The National Commission keeps 6,938.40 while clubs claim 31,222.80 each. players receive no share beyond the first four games.
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Harvard Brief Practice Ahead of Brown Clash
Harvard conducted a light Stadium scrimmage with seven minutes of play as Potter connected twice for 10-yard gains to Felton and Smith. Storer sprained an ankle but is likely to start Saturday while Huntington impressed at fullback. Parsons and the varsity line faced scrubs in a short workout.
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Dartmouth Prepares for Vermont with Secret Practice
Dartmouth held a secret session behind closed fences as it tunes for the Vermont game, its last home contest. Coach Cavanaugh builds a scoring machine with nearly all players in scrimmage and Llewellyn back to bolster the receiving and forward pass play.
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McGraw Ejected as Giants Build Winning Streak
Johnny McGraw was sent off, sparking a Giants win streak. The team plans to adopt the same tactics today for another possible Giant victory.
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Nelson Beats Monte Dale in 15-Round Denver Bout
Former lightweight champion Nelson defeated Monte Dale of Denver in a 15 round fight in Manchester New Hampshire. Nelson Dominate after round two with Dale knocked down four times including twice in the final round. Referee was Jimmy Gardner.
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Centenary of Wendell Phillips to be celebrated in Boston
Boston plans a city wide centenary for Wendell Phillips born 1811 with flags on city buildings. The event on Nov 29 includes morning sessions at the Common Street house and sessions at Faneuil Hall with speakers Governor Foss Mayor Fitzgerald and others.
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Otis Crandall Delivers as Giants Win World Series Game
The Giants rise in the ninth inning with Otis Crandall’s clutch two bagger and Josh Devore’s timely hitting to edge the Athletics. McGraw’s strategic hit and run and Crandall and Ames’ pitching earn praise as New York avoids defeat in a tense game with key plays by Merkle Doyle and Murphy amid late fireworks and signal changes.
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Giants Rally Underscores Moral Victory In Tight Series Fight
In a dramatic late rally the Giants defeated the Athletics, with Leon Ames delivering four strong innings and Larry Doyle collecting four of five hits. The key moment was Snodgrass' bunt in the tenth, forcing Plank's misplay and keeping Doyle safe at first as the rally began.
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Prix de Rivera Result at Le Tremblay
In Paris on October 2, Satyrane owned by W. J. Vanderbilt won the Prix de Rivera at Le Tremblay.
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