Indians rout Robins to take game four in World Series
Cleveland pitchers limited Brooklyn to five hits as Stan Coveleskie controlled the Robins in a 5 to 1 victory. The win evened the Series at two games each with the Indians hammering Brooklyn's pitching early and late, while mounting pressure on the visiting lineup.
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Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Robins
Tomor
Brook
Robins
Indians
Brooklyn
Stanley Coveleskie
Invaders
Jimmy Johnston
Cleveland Clan
Leon Cadore
Manx
Rube” Ward
Cleveland
Coverbie
Ker
Oklyn
Cleakie
Cheyenne High Falls to Loveland in Rough Gridiron Fight
Cheyenne High School football lost to Loveland 21 to 6 on a Saturday in Loveland. Dick Eakin and Jimmy Story stood out for Cheyenne while Loveland used weight advantage and key plays to build a 21 point lead before Story crossed for Cheyenne’s only score.
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Cheyenne
Loveland
Lovelandites
Cherry and Black
van Ostrand
Jimmy Story
Cleveland Wins In Plash To End Nine Inning Duel
In a tense nine inning finish Cleveland prevails after a late rally. Coveleskie, Wamby and Burns contributed key plays while Brooklyn struggles with baserunners and fielding errors as Wheat seals the win for Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
Olson
Wamby
Johnston
Coveleskie
Neil
Griffith
Sewell
Wheat
Cleveland
Wyoming Cowboys Down Denver Ministers In Tight Finish
In Denver on October 9 the Wyoming University Cowboys edged Denver University 10 to 7 in a hard fought game. Both sides traded long aerial plays for touchdowns and Wyoming added a drop kick. Denver outweighed by about fifteen pounds per man.
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Wyoming University ‘Cowboys
Denver University
Wyoming
Man o War and Sir Barton in Trained Workouts at Windsor
Man o War and Sir Barton completed fast workouts today on the track of the Montreal club. They are preparing for an American thoroughbred title race over one and a quarter miles with a purse of 7600 and a 5000 dollar gold cup at stake.
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Windsor. Ont
Sir Barton
Early Fastening Use Thyras and Gsbbones in Clothing
The article notes Thyras and Gsbbones served as fastening tools in ancient clothing well before pins and needles were invented, indicating early garment fastening technologies.
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Gsbbones
Box Score Spotlight from Brooklyn Cleveland Tilt
Box score details base hits by Griffith and Gardner sacrifice by Gardner plus double plays Sears and Burns trio. Brooklyn left on base three, Cleveland ten. Cadore, Mammauz, Marquard and Pfeffer pitched with wild pitch and passed balls noted. Losing pitcher Cadore. umpires Dineen Klem Connolly ODay. time of game not provided.
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Brooklyn
Kilduff
Coveleskia
Miller
Johnston
Mammaux
Cleveland
Wamby
Speaker
Wandy
Mammanx
Rube Marquard
Burns
Smith
Wheat
Gardner
Wood
Myers
Sewell
O'Neill
Coveleskis
Coveleakle
Evans
Jamieson
Coveleskie
Gardiner
Koney
Dineen
Dinneen
Graney
Olson
Griffith
Mrors
Wambsganes
Dane
Balle
Cadore
Marquard
Pfeffer
Mammauz
Klem
Connolly
O'Day
Cleveland's League Park World Series Layout Described
The article details League Park in Cleveland, its northeast corner at Lexington Avenue and East 66th Street, and its 1913 upgrades including a 6,500 seat World Series stand. It notes total seating around 17,000 with 9,000 general admission, multiple gates, and limited field boxes, plus access by car and streetcars.
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Lexington Avenue
East 66Th Street
Lipwood
East 70Th Street
First Base
Third Base
Linwood Avenue
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Gartner
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