Gowdy's Muff Costly for Braves in 7 6 Loss
New York Giants edged Boston 7 to 6 as catcher Gowdy muffed a ball in the ninth allowing Schafer to score the decisive run. Schafer started the late rally with a hard hit and Becker moved him to third, but Gowdy's error sealed the edge for the Giants.
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Dickson
Schafer
Maranville
Becker
Devore
Merkle
Gowdy
Bill Sweeney
Boston
Shafer
Schultz
Beaneaters
Arthur Devlin
Campbell
Devlin
Hartley
Kirby
White Sox Take Two From St Louis In Separate Games
In St Louis on September 27 the White Sox won 9 to 5 in the first game and 8 to 2 in the nightcap stopped after seven innings due to darkness. Giants, Beaneaters, and various players are referenced in the report with emphasis on timely hitting and fielding moments.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Exeter Opens Season With Scrimmage Preview
Exeter New Hampshire prepares for its first game of the season against Cushing. A ten minute scrimmage this afternoon saw the first eleven score once on the second team. Lineup for tomorrow's opener features Gould and Dunn at left ends, Casey at quarterback, and Kelley at left half.
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Cushing
Gould
Dunn
McGrath
Luman
Neal
McKean
Bolton
Herd
Black
Hitchcock
Casey
Kelley
Winton
Quigley
Naps Again Blaze Trail For Tigers
The Naps continue their strong season, blazing a path for the Tigers with decisive plays and key scoring runs. The team dominates on offense and clamps down defensively to secure a standout victory.
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NAPS
Tigers
Groton Opens Season With Boston Latin Tigers This Fall
Groton School starts football with six veterans as Boston Latin visits for opener. Schedule includes English High Harvard 1916 Powder Point Lowell Textile Milton Academy Lawrence Academy Middlesex at Concord St Marks games through November.
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Boston Latin
Groton School
English High
Harvard 1916
Powder Point
Lowell Textile
Milton Academy
Lawrence Academy
Middlesex
Concord
St. Marks
Chicago Bears Fall Short in 9-5 Defeat to St. Louis
In a nine inning game, St. Louis defeats Chicago 9 to 5. Key hits include Collins two base and three base hits by Borton and Collins. Williams Pratt and Bodie homer, multiple RBI opportunities and nine runs in late innings.
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Lange
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Zeider
Schalk
Cleotte
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Cicotte
Mitchell
Adams
Louis
O'Brien
Lewiston to Honoring Bill Carrigan Homecoming
Lewiston plans a reception for Bill Carrigan after the world series. A mass meeting will be held Monday evening at Lewiston common council rooms to appoint committees and organize the event.
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Carrigan
Lewiston
Bill Carrigan
Lewiston Common
Natick High Dominates Wayland 68 to 0 in Scrimmage
Natick High, led by Doherty with five touchdowns and four extra points, routed Wayland High 68 to 0 in an afternoon tryout. Coach Larry Duffy’s squad showcased strong offense and scoring depth in Natick.
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Natick
Larry Duffy
Natick High
Wayland High
Doherty
Yale to Field Mixed Veterans for Holy Cross Game
Yale football officials opt to start a tested mix of veterans and freshmen for the Holy Cross clash after a Wesleyan dress rehearsal. Lineup features Talbot at left end and Cornish at quarterback with Markle punting, as injuries limit key players.
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Yale
Wesleyan
Holy Cross
Jake Stahl
Phibin
Harbison
Bomeisler
Warren
Carter
Talbot
Pumpelly
Markle
Bunny Warren
Cornish
York
Randall
Worcester Collegians
Arthur Brides
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Dick Baker
Walter Camp, Jr
Flynn
Gallaner
Cooney
Ketcham
Bill Warren
Spalding
Baseball notes on players and game dispute from old column
The column recalls Tris Speaker with the Red Sox in his fourth year, cites Mathewson and Bender in last year's World Series, and notes Murray of the New York Giants in six games. It mentions a police stopped game between the Bay State Pirates and Crescents with a disputed ninth inning decision.
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Columbus
Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Christy Mathewson
Bender
Pirates
Dillon Axworthy Dominates Columbus Futurity Two-Year-Old
Dillon Axworthy owned by A. B. Coxe of Paoli Ohio led 12 trotters at Columbus for the Horse Review Futurity two-year-old division. The event featured heats won by Lord Allen and Helen Stiles with Todd Mack, while Evelyn W. won the free for all pace. Final times included trotting finishes around 2:10 to 2:12 and a 2:07% to 2:08% pacing marks.
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A. B. Coxe
Paoli
Penn
Horse Review Futurity
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Evelyn W
Helen Stiles
Todd Mack
Heliograph
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Walter
Why Ty Cobb Picks the Red Sox to Win the World Series
Detroit star Ty Cobb selects the Boston Red Sox to triumph in the upcoming World Series. The Sunday Post article outlines Cobb's reasons, examining strengths and weaknesses of the Red Sox and Giants, and explains where Boston could gain the edge to become champions.
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Red Sox
Detroit
Giants
Boston Red Sox
Sunday Post
Cobb
Boston
High School Gridiron Opens With Scoreless Tie
Quincy High and Cambridge High and Latin School opened the season with a 0–0 tie at Merry Mount Park Field. Both teams used a power game with no score from the 15-yard line, Cranes run and Larkin sprint noted among the few bright plays. Attendance 300.
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Latin School
Merry Mount Park Field
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Crane
P. Larkin
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Jones
Derry Brown
Reed
Sheehan Hamlin
Ericson
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Gilman White
Ward R. Larkin
Pearson Trout
Sands Murphy
Bradley Crane
Melville
Thomas Sumner
Wall
D. McNamera
Blackmer
Harvard
Ingalls
Brown
Hill
Williams May Take Stump for Wilson in Campaign
George Fred Williams met Governor Wilson at Cop Ley Plaza with Speaker Clark and Roosevelt earlier. He pressed his support and may appear on the stump later. Other callers included James J. Storrow Richard Olney Charles S Hamlin and Josiah Quincy.
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Wilson
Copley Plaza
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Clark
Roosevelt
James J. Storrow
Richard Olney
Charless. Hamlin
Colonel Drinkwater
William 8. McNary
Josiah Quincy
Ssherman Whipple
Hunger Captures Escaped Convict in Shamokin
John Yarish, an arson and burglary convict held in Northumberland County jail, who escaped two weeks earlier, was recaptured due to hunger while drifting through Shamokin Pennsylvania on September 27.
High school stars enter Williston Academy rumor spreads
Howard Sonoma of Everett High School stars in football and baseball has entered Williston Academy. It is rumored that George Greens, another Everett High boy, will also enroll at Williston.
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de Deeee Everett
Williston Academy
George Greens
Ore Everett High
Williston
Newton High vs Needham Opens at Claflin Field
Newton High School coach Dickenson says the Newton Newtonville opener against Needham High will be staged Thursday afternoon at Claflin Field. He aims for his squad to be ready for the contest and debut performance.
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Newton High School
Needham High School
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Price report critics say bureau overstates current costs
Leading provision merchants argued the Bureau of Labor report misleads on present conditions. They note prices have fallen sinceJune 15 with staples like canned tomatoes oats and corn cheaper. meat prices lag due to last year’s high harvest. Merchants warn misreading dampens demand and harms dealers.
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Bureau of Labor
Bureau of Labor Report
Bureau
M. O'Keeffe
Fluctuating Prices and Crop Impacts Across Staples
A Bureau of Labor report notes flour up 10.7 percent over a year while large crops push prices down by about 75 cents a barrel since June 1912. Potatoes drop from famine highs to five year lows as supplies rise, with prices plunging from 36 cents per peck to 2 cents. Sugar follows Maine crop trends as retail prices shift.
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Bureau of Labor
Maine
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