Homer Bases Full Defeats Orioles in World Series
Shannon and Touleville led Louisville with a ringing first inning homer as Joe Deberry paced the Colonels to a 7 1 victory over Baltimore in the Junior World Series. Deberry’s pitching shut down the Dunn men while Louisville built a big early lead and never looked back.
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Visit Cork for American bachelors says Doran
Oct 4 report from Phetty Toronto quotes Hush Doran Sr urging bachelors to travel to Cork Ireland to find brides. He says many young women work in woolen mills and streets stay lively at night with Scotch and Irish girls ready to marry an American. Also notes a mill decree on bread flour composition.
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World Series Legacy of Hall of Famers and Legends
The piece surveys famed players like Babe Ruth Eadie Colina and Wally Schang and their World Series exploits. It notes Ruth’s pitching and outfielding across 1910s teams, Colina’s two-way feats, Schang’s catching and World Series appearances, and references other stars such as Salenaiter and George Herman Ruth Jr. in historic postseasons.
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Eadie Colina
Wally Schang
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George Herman
Roxy” Ryan
Yonkers
Adie Celling
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Tf Everett Scott
Harris Praises Johnson After Opening World Series Win
Washington manager Bucky Harris expresses jubilation over Walter Johnson after the club’s victory in the World Series opener. Harris credits Johnson’s remarkable pitching as a key factor in the win and the overall performance of the Washington team.
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Buecky" Marihs
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AP wires set record with 400 cities linked for world champ coverage
The Associated Press operated the longest single telegraph circuit for coverage of a world championship boxing event. More than 400 cities across the United States, eastern Canada, and Cuba were connected, with 80 broadcasting stations and 15 scoreboards linked. Signals traversed over 45,000 miles as 500 telegraph operators copied plays. Fidel Tasarha, a 19 year old flyweight, defeated Frankie Genkra to claim recognition, while disputes arose over title status from the New York State Athletic Commission and California’s board.
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California State Commission
Associated Jeditors, Inc
Series sparks crowd as pirates edge Washington play ball
In a rain driven baseball scene, Walter Johnson dazzled with stellar pitching and key hits, while Sam Rice and Burl McNeely sparked Washington’s offense. Strong defense behind Johnson and Traynor Grantham’s clutch plays highlighted a tense game lost by Washington late in the contest.
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Jonndon
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Pirates Fall In Final World Series Clash
The narrative centers on a tense game where pitching by Big Barney Dubsiir and Washington’s squad highlight a dramatic fifth inning when Traynor homered into right field. The crowd’s mood shifts from optimism to disappointment as the Pirates fail to capitalize on opportunities.
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Wei Hats
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Ghee
Traynor
Charleston High Faces Saturday Game Without Cappy Hall
Morgantown and Charleston clash without quarterback Cappy Hall who is ineligible for the weekend due to academic lapses. Williamson steps up as backup while Hall focuses on studies to rejoin if eligible. The Gazette will cover innings and key moments as Greenbrier and Huntington games reserve seats with no extra charge. $1.00 admission remains.
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Pirates Hold Narrow Lead In Tough Washington Tilt
A hard fought game sees Pirates edged by Washington as Traynor and Grantham shine defensively. Despite late rallies and strong fielding, errors and key steals test both squads with Carey and Johnson delivering in tight moments. Tomorrow Washington plans to start Stanley Coveleakts while Pittsburgh taps Vic Aldridge for another crack at a two game advantage.
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