Mighty batting rally vaults Chicago to 6 1 victory in World Series
In Chicago Oct i the world champions drew off a seventh inning surge led by Tinker Kling and Sheckard as Donovan faltered in the eighth. Overall steadied the Detroit attack allowing four hits and one run while Chicago bunched six runs in the eighth. Attendance 17 760 with gross receipts of 26927.
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Baseball Line Awaits Ticket Sale Opening In Cold Chicago
Early this morn a blue lipped baseball line waited at the park ticket windows. Fans endured a sharp October chill while ticket sellers opened. Some in line sold purchased tickets at a modest profit or a loss. scalpers discounted heavily. Police guarded crowd control as stands filled and fences kept overflow away.
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Potts Dies After Injury in Local Football Game
William M. Potts, a football player, died in Cannonsburg Pa today from wounds suffered in a high school game on October 3. He had been unconscious since last Monday after being kicked on the head during the contest.
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Crescents Beat Pathfinders to Sweep Series
Burke's wild pitching led the Crescents to a decisive 10 to 0 victory over the Pathfinders. This win secures a second straight win in the series. A strong crowd is anticipated for next Sunday's game.
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Pathfinders and Crescents Baseball Summary
Box score details show Pathfinders 0 Crescents 0 with two-base hits by Wetzèl Swain Lewton Grannon and three-base hits by McNally F Sau ter. Double plays by Francis and Williams O'Connor and Corcoran. Sauter 10 strikeouts Burke 3. Passed ball Hayes. Walks 1 for Sauter 7 for Burke. Pitcher hits by Burke 2. Time 1 40 Um pire Erhart.
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Slugging Reds Top Dayton in Eight by Huggins Fielding
A swatting 37 singles led the Reds to a victory over the Dayton All-Leaguers before over two thousand fans. Dubuc and Spade led with four and three hits respectively, while Huggins produced a highlight fielding play that killed Dayton’s rally and set up the win.
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Steam Pipe Fitters Rally to Beat Bricklayers in Ninth
Steam Pipe Fitters overcome a 6 2 deficit at League Park as a four run ninth inning rally sinks the Bricklayers 9 to 5. Reis pitched for Steam Fitter and Beebe for Bricklayers with nine and one strikeouts respectively.
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Shamrocks Top Middletown 5-2 in Cup Series Opener
Shamrocks defeated Middletown 5 to 2 in the first cup series game before a sizable crowd. Hahn and Heisman pitched well in bitter cold, but fielding miscues allowed many errors. Middletown might have shut them out with flawless defense.
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Wiedemann Twins Sweep Covington In Doubleheader
The Wiedemanns won both games against the Covingtons, making three straight victories for the Brewers over their old hoodoos. Cefalu and White pitched well in the first game, which was a sizzling battle, while the second featured numerous errors and sloppy play.
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Fairmounts Top Blue Grass 8 6 in Nine Inning Victory
Creager struck out thirteen as the Fairmounts defeated Blue Grass yesterday. Blue Grass scored three in the last inning, while Fairmounts pushed across the winning runs in the early frames. Notable: Seward a two base hit Topmoeller a three base hit Arnzen homered.
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Reading Defeats Carthage In Hard Fought Ball Game
Reading won a stubborn matchup over Carthage with Hornberger winning his fifteenth straight. Key plays featured H Viox in field and at bat, while the line shows Readings 29 at bats to Carthages 31 with scoring stops, bases on balls, and two-base hits by Fenton Swartz and Hornberger.
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Bellevue Athletics Fall In Ten Inning Battle
Bellevue Athletics of the Queen City League lost a fast ten inning game to the Cincys. Jake Watters pitched brilliantly to seal the win as Bellevue’s offense struggled with nine innings of even play before the tenth inning rally.
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Covington Clinches Amateur Title With Narrow Win
Covington defeats Avondale at Covington Park in a top game to clinch the local amateur championship. Dickers drives in the winning run in the 9th with two out and a man on second. Two-base hits Flaherty Bush. Henn Kreimer latest. Final score 13 2.
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Victors Defeat Eagles 7 0 to Close Season at St Bernard
The Victors shut out the Eagles 7 to 0 in the season finale at St Bernard. Haeckle pitched a masterly game with twelve strikeouts and batted once, while two second inning errors nearly produced a shut-out. The Victors thank Manager H Meiners for their treatment.
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Southern Leaguers 13 Krebs 6 at Hamilton
Southern League players routed Krebs 13 to 6 at Hamilton yesterday. Yazel allowed nineteen hits by Krebs while Krebs closes the season next Sunday at Cincinnati. Individual names include Scott Macke Keifel Kitty Delis Chapman Sewald Yazel and Golden in a high scoring exhibit.
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Stumps Tigers Beat Walnut Hills A C In Close Bellevue Park Showdown
In a top season game at Bellevue Park the Stumps Tigers edged Walnut Hills A C 5-0 on a lone touchdown by Michaels after a penalty against the Tigers and a quirky fumble sequence. Roselle and Michaels featured for the Tigers while Kelley Altenhof and Kennedy starred for Walnut Hills.
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Union and Wesleyan Play Ends with Several Injuries
In Schenectady New York October 11 Union and Wesleyan football players suffered injuries from a game yesterday none serious except Union captain Botter whose collar bone was broken and out for the year Captain Hammond of Wesleyan was briefly unconscious and has since left the hospital all others expect to play again in a few days injuries blamed on imperfect condition rather than rough play
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Cincinnati Gyms Prep For Walnut Hills Clash After No-Show
The Reliance Covington eleven failed to appear, forcing Cincinnati to conserve energy for next Sunday’s game against Walnut Hills. Walnut Hills is hungry for a win and the matchup promises a spirited battle.
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Vernondale Wins 24th Game in Four-Year Span
Vernondale defeated the Colts to reach twenty four wins and a total of 209 points in four years. The team showcased strong offense and defense with end runs by Singer and Wise and Captain McLaughlin's plunging. A double header is planned next Sunday against Dayton team at League Park.
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Blue Buds Dayton Pirates 5 Covington Explode 0
Dayton Pirates outpaced Covington 5 to 0 in a decisive win. Blue Buds led the offense with strong defense and quick transitions to seal the shutout.
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Quakers Manager Refuses 10000 Year Cleveland Deal
Chicago dispatch reports Billy Murray manager of the Philadelphia Nationals declined a 10000 per year five year offer to run the Cleveland Americans. He cited his existing Quaker contract for next season and this likely clears the path for Nap Lajoie to manage Cleveland in 1909.
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Columbus Day as International Holiday Proposed
The article marks Columbus Day and argues the four hundredth anniversary honors his voyages. It highlights Columbus as a pivotal figure whose explorations connected worlds and spurred global trade, government, and culture.
Belmont Park Entries Race by Race
Belmont Park card lists six races with weights and entries for two yearolds maiden race three steeplechase handicap Rancho Del Paso and other maiden and handicap events. Notable entries include Mr Jorrocks Dandy Dixon Etherial Turenne Cressina and Monfort among others.
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