Orioles Victory in Deciding Tussle Over Deberry
The Baltimore Orioles won the deciding game of the junior world series against Louisville Colonels 2 0 to clinch the title. George Earnshaw pitched for Baltimore, limiting Louisville to ten hits as Beberry and Wilkinson struggled. Key moments included Porter and Brainard homers, Boley's three hits and Cobb's two base hit, and a late Orioles rally ending with Enrnshaw ending the drive.
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Washington expects fifth game to end series today
Washington writer Stanley Tarris reports optimism that the World Series will close in five games after a Sunday win over Pittsburgh. He praises Walter Johnson for a near flawless pitching performance and notes Goose Goslin and Joe Harris homers. The piece lands on Washington as the champions in 1923 with Johnson’s returning form and the team’s resilient offense.
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Babe Adams
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Elrsalt Slouk
Yae
Judge
Kage
Morrison
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Ralief
Buddy Myer
Qasic Bluege
Jae
Concudee
Big Six Laid to Rest In Town Where Career Began
In New York a mournful tribute honors Christy Mathewson, a Standard bearer of baseball, laid to rest in the college town that sparked his fame. The piece notes his quiet integrity, impact on the game, and the enduring influence of his era on players from Bucknell to Bucknell affiliated towns, referencing McGraw and Giants, the rise of college stars, and the sport’s evolution.
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Chirsty Mathewson
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Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Iron Factoryville
Mathewson
Matty
She- Gran
Giants
MoGraw
McGraw
Blatty
Connie Mactk
Ag Dire
Frankie Prisch
Hale Civant
Max Carey
Harry Hooper
Bill Hillifer
Nédis Murphy
Bucknell
Hays
Walter Johnson
Grover Alexanders
Roger Horngbys
Trissroute
Wonke
Eastern elevens not scored on in third week of gridiron fight
New York, Oct 14. The third week of college football produced a tidal wave of touchdowns but left only six teams unscored on. Columbia, Cornell, Syracuse, Dartmouth, Colgate, and Navy remained atop the scoring list as defenses faced hopeful hard testing amid a volatile game day.
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Dartmouth
Colgate
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New York
Dartimpitch
Attendance and receipts noted for 1924 World Series games
The fourth game attendance was 49,243 with receipts of $191,677. The aggregate attendance for the first four games last year reached 168,533 and receipts totaled $649,201.
College football prospects from coast to coast across the weekend
Recaps detail Columbia’s win over Wesleyan and near miss versus Ohio State, Haverford and Johns Hopkins runs, and Princeton’s strong showing after beating Washington and Lee. Syracuse heads to Indiana, Colgate DartMouth and Cornell chase streaks against LaFayette, Maine, and Rutgers. Army and Notre Dame prep for Yale and Quaker City tests with Rockne’s squad beating Beloit 19-3 and Army routing LingX College 20-7. Harvard tightens on Yale’s pace as Yale overcomes Georgia in a forward pass driven game.
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Ohio State
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Marquette
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Beiott
Lingx College
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Washington and Lee
Georgian Tech
Bunt State
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Fourth World Series Play By Play Difficult to Parse
Fantasy baseball style narration recounts a chaotic fourth World Series game with scattered plays. mentions Pirates players Moore Johnson Carey Hicks Harris and Traynor among others. describesfielding errors, walks, home runs by Rice Harris and Ruth, and a drama-filled, error-prone inning sequence amid a noisy crowd.
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Stanley Farris
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Peck
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Moyer
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Joe Harris
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Hiea
Crantham
Stan Harris
Rice
Gowlin
Btan Harris
J. Harris
Rde
Judeo Kaul
Draynor
Morrison
Ruth Goan
Dan Wareia
Babe Ruth
Pirates Stay Close In Frustrating Ball Game
In a tense contest the Pirates, Senators, and Pirates again clash as Traynor and Ruel collect multiple hits. Key plays include Barnhart’s fielding, Harris stealing second, and Myers quick infield hit while Adams works the mound for Pittsburgh. No runs in early innings, late misplays shape a tight scoreless affair.
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Babe Adams
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Adams
Thra
Riel
Rice
Jabngon Wright
White Sox Take Series Game One Two To Two
Chicago October 114 Ted Blanken shin the Texas cowboy faced Grover Alexander in a 19 inning 2 to 2 draw in the opener of the series Then the White Sox defeated the Cubs 7 to 4 prompting the series to stand Cubs two games White Sox one with late rally details and pitcher names in the box score.
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Northwestern and Beloit disappoint in grid notes
Chicago and Ohio State kept in Western Conference title mix after a 3 to 3 tie in a mid October Big Ten opener. Elmer Marek debuted for Ohio State with strong runs, while Grange of Chicago impressed in an uneven performance. Indiana and Minnesota battled in a 63 to 4 rout as Beloit nearly toppled Notre Dame in a surprising 79 to 6 tilt.
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