Catchers Edge in World Series May Decide Title
The piece argues star catchers behind the plate decide world championships. It highlights Ray Schalk of Chicago and Wingo of Cincinnati, praising Schalk's skill with pitchers and defense, and noting Cincinnati’s other backstops like Bill Rariden. It compares outfields and overall catching depth for Chicago vs Cincinnati.
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Billy Sullivan
John Kling
Roger Bresnahan
George Gibson
Bill Cartigan
Ray Schalk
Wally Schang
Red Sox
Cubs
Tigers
Detroit
Phillies
Bill Killefer
Burns
Killefer
Chicago
Cincinnati
White Sox
Schalk
Bill James
Grover Nowdermilk
Pick Kerr
Sox
Wingo
Reds
Bill Rariden
Rariden
John McGraw
Bill
Middlesex Team Looks Best in Years
The Middlesex School football eleven of Concord defeated Concord High 18 to 0 in opening game and plans a hard week of practice for a private school contest next Saturday against Noble and Greenough of Boston in North Concord. The team aims to develop a strong eleven this fall.
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Concord
Vate
Noble 4 Greenough School
Boston
Middlesex
Concord Privat School
Cold Weather Racquets at Arlington Heights Club
The Arlington Heights Tennis Club schedules the last semi final of its club championship between Marshall Wood and F. H. Bromade next Saturday. The final pits the Wood Bromade winner against Carl W. Patriquin on Columbus Day. Saturday Oct 11 the club visits Brookline for a return series with Brookline Tennis Club.
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Arlington Heights
Baseball Series Opinion From 1919 Official
W. G. Evans reflects on the 1919 World Series between the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox. He cites Reds’ depth and form, praises Chicago’s resilience and star players, and predicts a close seven game contest, noting he will officiate and thus cannot pick a winner.
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Cicotte
Williams
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Chicago
Sterling
Eddie Collins
Sox
Gleason
W. G. Evans
Yanks Clinch Third Money In The Series
The piece contrasts baseball and theatrical worlds through a debate between Mr. Cohan and the author. It notes Cohan bets on his opinion, while the writer emphasizes that predicting a series winner is guesswork shared by many critics. The discussion touches on Red Faber and potential form in pitching.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Braves
Athletics
New York
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Mr. Cohan
Braves
Philadelphia
Boston
Cohen
Rabbit's Throwing May Be Affected
New Haven Conn September 29 Rabbit Maranville Boston Nationals shortstop left Grace hospital for Springfield after injuring his collarbone in practice before an exhibition game. He will consult a Springfield physician about surgery to prevent impairment of his throwing ability.
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Williams
Kerr
Chicago
Wingo
Schalk
Lynn
Shark
White Sox
Duffy Lewis
Harry Hooper
Joe Jackson
Harry Felsch
Nemo Seibold
Cleveland
Sherwood Magee
Duncan
Jackson
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Conn
Rabbit” Maranville
Boston Nationals
Grace Hospital
Springfield
Yale End Dave Ingalls Out For Season
New Haven reports confirm knee injury to former Yale end Dave Ingalls from a broad jump accident last spring. Doctors say the knee damage is permanent, ending his football season likely for good.
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New Haven
Conn
Dave Ingalls
Yale
Yale Athletes Suffer Injuries Under New Policy
Ingalls the American naval aviation ace and Yale captain is sidelined this winter due to injury while Dr. Albert H. Sharpe enforces rigorous physical screening for football candidates. Captain Tim Callahan and Bob Lay remain out but are set to return next week.
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Ingalls
St. Paul’s School
Concord
Yale
America
Albert H. Sharpe
Sharpe
Tim Callahan
Bob Lay
Callahan
Springfield College
Arlington High seeks next Saturday football game
Arlington High School manager John Crosby is anxious to arrange a game for next Saturday afternoon after Mansfield High School canceled and chose to play Brockton High School at the Brockton Fair the day before. He can be reached at Arlington High School 308 or at home 1597-W.
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Arlington High School
Arlington
Mansfield High School
Brockton High School
Brockton Fair
K. O. C. Basketball Councils Plan Meeting
Plans for two Knights of Columbus basketball leagues in Greater Boston advance as councils from West End Pere Marquette Bunker Hill St. John s of Cambridge Medford Mount Benedict Somerville Watertown Boston Roxbury Winchester North End Arlington South Boston Jamaica Plain Hyde Park and North Cambridge prepare for a St Mary s Hall meeting on Monday October 6. Debate over syndicate baseball shows the noes leading in sentiment.
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Greater Boston
St. Mary’s Hall
West End
Pere Marquette
Bunker Hill
St. John’s of
Cambridge
Medford
Mount Benedict
Somerville
Watertown
Boston
Roxbury
Winchester
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Arlington
South Boston
Jamaica Plain
Hyde Park
North Cambridge
Double Breasted Suits Dominate This Season
The fashion shows highlight double breasted suits as the prevailing style, described as exceptionally popular this season. Observers suggest the rise in appeal may stem from their tailored silhouette and formal versatility.
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