Athletics Triumph in World Series Clinches Championship
Philadelphia defeating New York 18 to 4 in the decisive game behind a masterful performance by Chief Bender and a powerful lineup. Connie Mack’s team exploded with timely hitting led by Baker Davis and Lord while Ames faltered and McGraw’s Giants collapsed in the seventh inning.
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National Commission Praises the Winners
The National Commission lauds the Athletics for their decisive World Series win over the Giants. Connie Mack’s squad is credited with superior play, while the Giants accept defeat with grace. The series is praised as one of the best ever, athletically and financially.
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Moha Arrives to Train for Papke Title Bout in Boston
Milwaukee’s Bob Moha arrives in Boston ahead of next Tuesday’s middleweight clash with Billy Papke at the Armory A. A. Moha aims to prove Boston fans can crown a new world middleweight champion and recalls past Milwaukee bouts with Hugo Kelly Ketchel and Ketchell. Papke, training with Getz and John Willie, predicts peak form for the top bout card featuring Gallant Duffy O Connor Kennedy Evans in surrounding matchups.
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Frankie O'Connor
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
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Quincy
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Brockton
Arlington High routs Tufts sophomores 12 0 in afternoon clash
Arlington High defeats Tufts Sophomores 12 points to 0 as Lowe runs 80 yards for a fourth period touchdown. Buttrick adds two placement goals from 25 and 30 yards. Arlington domi nates with strong running and solid kicking in the playoff.
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Dartmouth Punts Upgrades Focus Ahead of Princeton Game
Hanover November football notes show Dartmouth practicing new formations behind closed gates. Barends earns a tryout as a powerful punter, while the team scrimmages with first and second units to refine setup. Whitney named freshman captain.
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Coombs Injured Inning Ruptures Intestines
Philadelphia Oct 26 Jack Coombs Athletics pitcher suffers serious internal injuries after his cleats caught in a hole during yesterday's game in New York. Doctors report no operation needed and expect a week in bed with a truss but anticipate his return to pitching next season.
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Squarely Defeated Says John McGraw
Philadelphia October 26 before leaving for New York tonight Manager McGraw acknowledged the Athletics superiority and congratulated Manager Mack. He said I have no excuses to offer I acknowledge that the best team won and I take off my hat to Mack and his great team. The Athletics are a team of grand hitters and the Giants could not stop them. We were defeated squarely and fairly.
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Brown Ready for Harvard Clash at Andrews Field
Providence notes Brown football completes final practice before the Harvard game at Andrews Field. Coach and alumni praise the team’s sharp drill as star players prepare for a potential six thousand fans from the city expected to attend.
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Haughton Leads Crimson Squad in Final Prep for Brown
Haughton carefully nourished Crimson strength as the Huskies prepared for the Brown game with a long, controlled workout. Pot ter at quarterback and Huntington set at fullback, with Mil holland and Ted Frothingham trying drop kicks in scrimmage while Freedley and Gardner subbed.
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Tufts Bowdoin Football Game Canceled After Talks
Tufts and Bowdoin canceled their scheduled November 4 game in Portland after failure to agree on a multi year series. Both schools made proposals, but neither accepted the other's terms. Tufts pursues a high profile home game attraction before the Harvard Yale clash.
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Holy Cross Ends Work For Princeton Worcester
Holy Cross coach Larkin leads a final practice on Fitton Field ahead of the Princeton game. Volk may miss the game with a fallen arch while Davitt sat out with a bad leg after scrimmage. Tobin Ostergren Gibson and McCabe were absent due to injuries, Colleary likely to start at left halfback. The Suburban league scene adds Everett High versus Melrose High tomorrow.
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