Giants Lose Third Game In World Series Slugfest
In Philadelphia the Giants were shut out by the Athletics until late, but Baker and Schang led a late rally as Bush pitched superbly. Tesreau struggled with control and fielding errors helped the A’s to a 2 1 victory. McLean and Crandall worked behind the plate for the Athletics.
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Yesterday's Hero Tops Giants Backstop in World Series Tie
Cincinnati fans note Larry McLean impressing as Giants catcher while Big Chief Meyers recovers. McLean, formerly with Cincinnati, delivers strong defense and clutch hits, scoring a run and driving in another. The Matty-Plank pitchers duel yields eleven Athletics hits as Rigler calls a historic battle.
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Post-Season Standings World’s Series
World series standings list the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants with W L Pet marks. The Athletics show a .647 winning percentage and 2 wins with 1 loss in the post season while Giants have incomplete marks reflecting their run.
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Clark and Christie Set for Elmwood Boxing Show
Boxing club will stage a Thursday night card on October 16 at the Arcade theater in Elmwood. Grant Clark, who beat Ash, meets Gus Christie of Milwaukee. Christie recently defeated Dick Gilbert in ten rounds. Christie has also beaten Gapont, Coogan, Herrick, among others, with one loss to Jack Dillon in fifteen rounds. Two local boys will open the program. overall show expected to surpass prior tent affair.
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World Series Playoffs Evoke Packed Gates and Foggy Air
Rival teams traveled to Philadelphia for the fourth game as crowding and rain-tinged conditions marked the arrival. McGraw likely uses Marquard tomorrow with Brown or Shawkey as alternates. Schang hit a homer and Baker celebrated at the plate. Matty has beaten Plank three times in the World Series.
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World Series Debut Triumph by Bush on Pitching
Bush shines in his first World Series appearance pitching effectively and earning a victory. The report highlights his strong early performance and the team’s momentum as the series proceeds.
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Chappell's Brilliant Catch Opens City Series Thriller
Chicago opened the city championship with the White Sox defeating the Cubs at West Side park. Tex Russell started for the Sox and Larry Cheney for the Cubs in a high octane battle marked by surprising long hits and sharp defense. The Sox led early and held on as Jim Scott and Jim Lavender finished strong. Twenty three hits, eleven singles and two home runs powered the scoring as fans packed the gate near seventeen thousand despite lighter crowds.
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Fans Agree on All Star Team
The American's sporting editor receives fan selections for an all star baseball team. Most pick Daubert at first, Collings at second, Baker at third, Tinker at short, with Cobb Jackson and Speaker in the outfield. Meyers and Schang favored as catchers and Johnson Mathewson Marquard and Alexander as pitchers.
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Mt Adams Indians to Meet Rosedale in Amateur Game
Manager Ed Schaffer will take the Mt Adams Indians to Rosedale for an amateur football game. Shackle Stone will quarterback after a strong Elmwood showing. Ike Kilgour, last year’s Superbas star, will play end along with Ralph Kaelin. Spinney's can book the Indians.
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Woodward Discovers Diamond in the Rough Bill Glazier
Captain Selzer of Woodward notes Bill Glazier as a fast developing football end and back. The boy is said to help Woodward's crippled team with his speed, dodging ability, and strong kicking, able to kick fifty yards over the goal.
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Special Notice to Bowlers Near Cincinnati
The American will feature bowlers and bowling leagues in Cincinnati area starting next Monday. Bowlers invited to send news of gatherings and scores. Watch for the bowlers column. Also notes danger in baseball with three deaths from the World Series.
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Treatment for Men’s Diseases by Dr C W Mo at Fifth Street
An advertisement for men’s disease treatment by Dr C W Mo located on West Fifth Street. Office hours include Saturday evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 and daily 4:50 to 7:50. The tone emphasizes scientific approaches and leading authors in the field.
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