Rain Delays Fifth World Series Game as Sox Hope Claude Williams Shines
Chicago Oct 5 The rainmay reshuffle pitching for the World Series with Claude Williams set to start for the White Sox against Reds ace Dick Kerr or Cicotte as relief. The Sox, trailing, need four wins to take the series while Reds seek early clinch amid strong pitching from Landwehr Sallee and a resilient defense.
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Grantland Rice
Icago
White Sox
Kid Gleason
Claude Williams
Dick Kerr
Eddie Arning
Industrial Title Holders Edge Rosebuds 2 to 1 in Duel
Industrial League champions Singer defeated Rosebuds 2 to 1 at Newfield Park in a pitchers duel. Pete Wilson and Jack Owstrowsky dominated until the 11th when Haverty doubled and Sherwood delivered the decisive single for the winners. Notable plays featured Sank, Wargo, Creevy, and Christy with strong fielding and late scoring by the Singers. A large crowd saw the contest with another game likely next Saturday.
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William Lieb
Singer
Rosebuds
Newfield Park
Industrial Boys
Riley
Wargo
O'Connell
Creavy
Haverty
Burns
Wilson
Christy
Owatrowsky
Harry Burke
Jack
Dutch “Sherwood
Keystone
Sank
Bill Shay
Sipser Boys
Olechney
Haring
Weidlich
Burke
Ddark
Texas
Creevy
Shay
Dutch Sherwood
Pate Wilson
Cicotte
Jack Owstrowsky
Arle Champion
Boston Red Sox
Uimps
Tom
McCann
Hove
World Series auto race stakes moved to next Saturday
Cincinnati pathway races delayed from today due to rain and crowd safety. event now rescheduled for next Saturday at 1 am in Redland. Organizers advised buyers and fans to monitor official notices for final details and potential timetable changes.
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Cincinnati
Rostogred Vnrit
Rhin
Redland
World Series Gate Receipts Top 8.5 Million
The article reports that by the current World Series, gate receipts will exceed 8.5 million dollars since 1905 fourteen series have been played with Chicago Americans and Cincinnati Nationals contending. Attendance averaged about 25,000 per game across 78 games, totaling around 1.915 million attendees. Players’ share totals roughly 1.37 million while club owners receive about 1.72 million. The distribution now typically allocates 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser, with changes affecting second and third tier leagues this season.
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Tne
Cayil
National Commission
Chicago Americans
Cincinnati
Baseball Warriors
Nevl
Manary
Secong
Tae Lun
Miracle Save for Sox in Cincinnati Showdown
The Impartial Rooter reports on a pivotal 1919 baseball clash where the Reds seek a 3-1 series lead over the White Sox. Gleason relies on Claude Williams while Moran rotates pitchers Hod Eller Reuther and others as the Reds push to extend their advantage amid a tense pennant race atmosphere.
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Cincinnati
Sox
White Sox
Reda
Pat Moran
Ring
Cleotte
Gleason
Claude Williams
Moran
Balloon Racer Pilot Lands 850 Miles From Home
Captain Paul J. McCullough of the St. Louis eighty-four reported landing about 56 miles northeast of St. Louis after three days in a wooded, remote area east of Georgian Bay near Parry. He and aide Bernard von Hoffman trekked to Waubamik to file the message, noting the journey and hardships but no change to the race outcome.
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Get
Canada
Paul J. McCullough
St. Louis
McCullough
Georgian Bay
Parry
A. B. Lamert
Waubamik
Bernard
von Hoffman
Eighty-Four
Goodyear
Ralphson
Wichita
Kansas
Strikes Threaten Industrial Concerns In New Tournament
A report on impending strikes across the United States and Canada ties to an upcoming International Telegraphic Rowing Tournament. Industrial workers from various firms flood entries as more than a hundred teams enter, with rules requiring competitors to have two months of employment with their firm. The five top teams will win the trophy, crowning industrial champions in a first open event. Further details are available from We Thompson, Rihe ete Meemaneag.
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United States
Canada
Ufe
Munte
Thompson
Boxing News Roundup From New York Sportsmen’s Club Show
Pete Herman defends bantamweight titles against Harold Farese in four bouts at the New York Sportsmen’s Club on October 13. Herman was beaten by Joy Lynch in a ten-round no decision fight at Waterbury. Heavyweight Al Roberts of Staten Island, with seventeen knockouts in nineteen fights, meets Charley Weinert. Benny McCoy, a Navy veteran and former bantam and featherweight champ, is trained by Fiddle Harvey. Jimmy Duffy faces Irishman from Westlife and Young Maxwell, Albany, at Troy A C G tomorrow.
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Harold Farese
Nework Sportsmen's Club
Herman
Joy Lynch
Waterbury
al Roberts
Staten Island
Charley Weinert
Pleasantdale
Orange Mountains
Fiddle Harvey
Benny McCoy
Balkline Title Fight Looms at National Championship
Balkline experts from America converge for the national billiards championship at the Astor Hotel in New York starting October 2. The Schaefer Cochran Hoppe dispute and the clash between Schaefer and Cochran promise decisive tests of modern versus old style play.
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Pstor
New York
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Astor
Schaefer, Cochran-Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Hoppe
Schaefer
Jake Schaefer
Billard
Walker Cochran
Cochran-Sc
Sutton
Slosson
Morningstar
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Yamada
Loppe
Ives
Vienaux
Cassignol
Brady Defeated In Exhibition Golf Foursome
Scarsborough on the Hudson N Y Oct 5 Mike Brady runner up in the National Open and George Bowden of Boston were defeated by A J Sanderson home professional and James West of Rockaway by one up in an exhibition four ball match at Cantry club Brady took 71 strokes Sanderson 72 Wes 76 Bowden 78
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George Bowden
Boston
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James West
Rockaway
Brady
Sanderson
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Bowden
Herron and Peacock Lose To McNamara and Dowling
Hartdsale October 5 Davidson Herron national amateur toif champion with Grant Peacock of Princeton lost a four ball exhibition by one up on the 18th. Tom McNamara former Metropolitan title holder and Jack Dowling the first pro won at Scarsdale Golf and Country Club. Herron Peacock and Dowling each shot 72. McNamara 74.
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Davidson Herron
Grant Peacock
Princeton
Tom McNamara
Jack Dowling
Scarsdale
Herron
Peacock
Dowling
McNamara
King Pins and Bengals Tie At Seaside Park
King Pins and Bengals battled in a rare no-score tie at Seaside Park yesterday afternoon. The report notes strong defensive play and notable performances in the field. Team practice is set for Tuesday night with key plays expected to be shown to the squad.
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King
Bengals
Dante
Postponement of Fifth Game Aids Chicago's Cause
The world series between the Cincinnati Reds and the Chicago White Sox was postponed due to rain and poor conditions. Clare Williams gets another day of rest while Reds pitcher Hod Blier was set to start if play resumes. Attendance across four games reached 123,690 with total receipts of 384,290. players receive about 207,517 and clubs 1,235,344.36.
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Eason
Rominer
Rhone
Henest
Landwehr
Reds
Elx
Sallee
Eilanfne
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Cincinnati
Gleasgi
National Commission
Moran
Cicotte
Rollvin
Gleason
New York Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Pogl
Chicago Nationals
New York Americans
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Austrian Youth Sets World Chess Blindfold Record
Richard Reti, a young Austrian chess master, reportedly broke the world blindfold playing record by tackling twenty four games at once in Haarlem Netherlands. He achieved twelve wins nine draws and three losses surpassing Harry Pillsbury's twenty two games set in Moscow in 1900.
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Vireles
Richard Reti
Capablanca
Haarlem
Holland
Harry N. Pillsbury
Moscow
Maranville to Undergo Shoulder Operation
Boston Oct 5 reports say Rabbit Maranville, shortstop of the National League club, will undergo an operation for a chronic shoulder condition. Physicians state he cannot play baseball again without surgery, as the injury prevents raising his arm above the head. The procedure is to repair the damaged area at his home.
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Maranville
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