Giants Beat Senators as Frisch Stars in Polo Grounds Clash
Rosy Ryan homered as eight pitchers toil for both sides in a tense game. Joe Judge led Washington with two singles and a double, while Giants captain Frisch sparkled with crucial plays in center and late plays that sealed the victory. Attendance nears 50,000 as New York edges Washington for the triumph.
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Senators
Roger Peckinpaugh
Hill Wark
Peckinpaugh
Charley Horse
Washington
Peck
Harris
Gevern
Miller
Bluege
Short
Giants
Polo Grounds
Frisch
Watson
Fordham Flasl
Gostin
Goslin
Rice
Judge
McQrillan
Rosy
Tyo Fia
Ibold
Thao Ranhy
Friseh
Goalin
McQullan
McGraw
Firpo
Composite Box Score of Three Baseball Games
Score by innings shows New York and Washington in a lengthy extra innings set with multiple substitutions and pitching changes. Key players include Johnson, Lindstrom, Marberry, Martina, Bluege, Harris, Peckinpaugh, and Frisch, with noted hits, walks, and errors across 12 innings. Winning pitcher Neh? and Zachary. losing pitchers Johnson, Bentley, Martina.
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Bentley
Lindstrom
Russell
Marberry
Johnson
Martina
New York
Achary
Frisch
Kelly
Cmecquilano
Necht
McNeely
Rice
Judge
Ruel
Cludge
Jarvis
Zachry
McQuilanos
Bluege
Ryan
Tate
Liebold
Miller
Jonnard
Young
Wilson
Jackson
Gowdy
Lostrom
Gostin
Zachary
Blinze
Nehta
Goslin
Tudge
Blueze
Harris
Nenht
Marverry
Wsell
Speece
McQuilan
Watson
Jonhard
Wild Piitches
MF Quillan
AB RH
Youn
Skelly
Meusel
Southworth Ac
Terry Ib
Wilson Lf
Jackson Ss
Gawdy c Io
McQuillan
Coo Watson
Washington
Seibold Cf
Boo McNeely
C)ci
Ricers
Peckinpaugh
Zachary P
Ooo
Atet
Shirley
Russell P
Martina P
Tota
Lee
Senators vs Giants First Inning Play by Play
In the opening frames the Senators and Giants exchange outs and hits with no runs until the second, when the Giants load the bases on a sequence culminating in two runs driven by Gowdy and Jackson. Errors and wild pitches shape the scoring as Terry scores on Gowdy's single and McQuillan, Lindstrom, and Frisch contribute, leaving the game with Giants holding a lead after two innings.
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Senators
Lelbold
Frisch
Terry
Harris
Young
Rice
Goslin
Giants
Lindstrom
Kelly
Senate
Bluege
McQuillan
Peck
Wilson
Jackson
Hmartis
Gowdy
Matherey
Hage
Ans
Ruel
Marberry
Muillan
Minach
Seibold
Miller
Washington
Bliege
Pack
Terry Alngsed
Parkie
Fwisuh
Judge
Tate
Ryan
Leibold
Russell
Jetbold
Mirsch
Gosin
Wrisch
Jans
Ely
Fat Miller
Briege
McNeely
Sell McNeely
Alt
Tetbo
Thousands in Washington Flock to Scoreboards and Radios
Washington erupts over World Series game three with crowds around scoreboards and radios. The city leverages radios at the White House and Capitol, tallying every pitch as Senators push late in the game while fans await a decisive hit and tomorrow's showdown.
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Washington
Tanktown
Bolo
White House
Mia Coolidgs
Senators
Dagens
Nhe
Capitol
Griffith Stam
United States
Burr Roads Beat Pioneers of Ansonia
The Burr Roads defeated the Pioneers of Ansonia Sunday by a wide margin, showing clear superiority through strong teamwork. Burr Roads have an open date next Sunday and seek a game with any 24hour league outfit. call Noble at 322 after 7 pm to arrange.
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Burr Roads
Fioneera
Tey
Sant
Heetty
Noblé
Rutgers Harriers Ready for Duty at New Brunswick
Rutgers University announces fall track plans with three championships and four dual meets including Metropolitan AAU, Cape Cod, and intercollegiate events at Van Cortlandt Park. Captain Ralph N Barbehonn leads a strengthened squad amid new eligibility rules.
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N. J
Bernie Wefers
Rutgers University
Cony
Foley
van Cortlandt
Rutgers
Lawrenceville
Ralph N. Barbehonn
Burkshean
R. O
T. C
Plattsburgh
H. J. Hodgskin
Quath Wefere
Caswell
Wolfing
Bray
van Urk
Dill
Geoghegan
Amateur Boxers Meet Tomorrow at the Park Theatre
Tomorrow night at 8 15 the Park Theatre hosts a full card of ten amateur bouts led by heavyweight Henry De Julio versus Jack Barrett. Local talent Wiliam H C Hicey promotes weekly showdowns with Johnny Welly, Jack Beatty, Ted LaCre, and others in evenly matched clashes promising lively action.
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Park Theatre
Wiliam H. C. Hicey
Henry de Julio
Walloping
North End
Jack Barrett
Barrett
Jackie Lenuc
Bob Riccio
Tuir
Friy
Suo Kaht
Mr Welwyn Wins Kentucky Futurity and Breaks Record
In a dramatic Kentucky Futurity showing, Mr Welwyn led the field to secure the victory and set a new record time. The heavy favorite Oscaw staged a late rally but could not overtake the winner as 2:11 trot action unfolded with tensions in the first heat and a dramatic second heat recovery.
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Melain Mattoen
Thesday
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Ada Guy
Walter Cox
Oscaw
Tohn Spencer
Mite
Slyjshorn Bleast
Telw Ford
Hest
Colemap
Petey Wooster
Iiver Creaer Idgh
World Series pitching misery cited in New York game
The October 6 New York game, described as one of the poorest pitched World Series contests, saw Washington’s staff falter while the Giants edged ahead. Peckinpaugh’s absence hurts Washington, Marberry’s late relief shines, and a costly misplay by Bluege to Harris to Judge helps New York gain advantage.
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Peckinpauga
Harris
Judge
Lieb
Frederick G. Lieb
New York
Gants
Washington
New Yorkers
Giantz
Peck
Peckinpaugh
New York Yankees
Pennard
Walter Johnsen
Tor
Relph Miller
Jihoss Urly Ducklings
Marberry
Washinrston
Bluege
Terry
Jackson
Barris
Waa
Jaimnny Watson
Jonnard
Tivan
Methan
W. Jonward
Watson
Alph Miller
Truel
Miller
Twler
Roger
Wattson
World Series Facts and Figures Overview
New York leads 1,667 to 2,838 in cumulative figures after games one and two. First game score New York 4 Washington 3, second game Washington 4 New York 3, third game New York 4 Washington 4. Third game attendance totaled 47,608 with overall receipts of 186,572 and 457 owed to players and clubs amounts. Fourth game set for Tuesday at 2 pm in New York with Barnes Gowdy for New York and Mogridge Ruel for Washington as probable batteries.
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New York
Washington
Wash Nation
Barnes and Gowdy
Mogridge and Ruel
Pirates Lead In Taple Mississippi Bowling Standings
The Pirates head the Maxwell Manning and Moore bowling league, with Barnosky and the Giants sharing league records. Cubs in second place have more wins. Standings averages and results follow in the report.
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Pirates
Maxwell
Manning
Fairfield Tigers Triumph Over Devon in Season Opener
Fairfield Tigers opened their grid season with an 11 point win over Devon yesterday. Tiger quarterback Schick connected on a punt return for a touchdown, ran in another score, and accounted for 12 of the 19 points. Fullback Seluri scored the remaining seven. They travel to Waterbury to meet the Tritunes in the preliminary game at Brasseo Park, aiming to repeat last year’s 8 to 6 victory.
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Tigers
Devon Efchai
Devon
Ty Th Schick
Tiger
Seluri
Tullback
Snd
Waverbury
Tritunes
Hrasseo Park
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