Moore's Home Run Ties World Series as Pirates Rally
Eddie Moore starred for the Pirates with a homer and two runs while defending well and reaching base each time at bat. Kremer pitched to keep Washington in check as the Pirates capitalized on Ferguson's third inning trouble and Peckinpaugh's fielding miscues to tie the World Series.
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Peckinpaugh
Kremer
Eddie Moore
Washington
Pirates
Ferguson
Pirate
Moore
Max Carey
Peck
Bluege
Cuyler
Barnhart
Carey
Pie Traynor
Win Ballou
Joe Judge
Eddie
Senators
Rice
Stan Harris
Smith
Goslin
Joe Harris
Harris
Ruether
Judge
Wright
Severeid
Traynor
McInnis
Rehoice
Long first inning as Goslin hits third homer in series
In the first inning the Senators face Pirates pitching with Rice being booed, Goslin connects for a three run homer to right field. The Pirates respond with hits and outs as the innings unfold and the game stays tight.
Aldridge Offers to Return to Mound in Crucial Game
Vic Aldridge, who won two world series games for the Pirates, offers to pitch in the decisive contest if needed. If Walter Johnson can pitch, Aldridge is ready to take the mound as Pittsburgh weighs a one day rest versus two for the rival ace.
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Vic Aldridge
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Vic” Aldridge
Pirates
Aldridge
Walter Johnson
Senators
Buccaneers
Johnson
Pittsburgh Board of Strategy
Peckinpaugh Seeks Redemption After Series Errors
In Pittsburgh on October 13 Roger Peckinpaugh laments six errors in the series as he hopes for a better showing tomorrow. Ray Kremer dazzled on the mound, yet went hitless at the plate, while Sam Rice recalls a famed catch that saved a game. Peck and Bluege staged a flawless double play in the second inning as Peck batted with power from the left field position.
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Barnhart
Carey
Traynor
Senators
Joe Harris
Kremer
Smith
Judge
Bluege
Wright
Peck
McInnis
Moore Uo Kremer
Pirates
Rice
Ferguson
Moore
Cuyler
Goslin
Pirate
Stan Harris
Harris
Owens
McKechnie
Carpenters
Gler
Pittsburgh
Roger Peckinpaugh
Hans Wagner
Joey Sewell
Ray Kremer
Sam Rice
Samuel
Washington
Associated Press
Forbes Field
S. Adams
Ruel
Renee
P Steer
McNelly
Severeid
Peckinpaugh
J. Harris
Ballou
Substitutes Cause Plate Confusion in Eighth Inning
Umpires convened at the plate as Harris used numerous substitutes in the eighth inning prompting a conference about their proper placement in the batting order. The incident recalled Marberry of the Senators who batted out of turn in Washington when only newspaper men noticed.
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Harris
Marberry
Senators
Washington
Fans Skip Game for Ticket Sale Frontier Tomorrow
Report notes fans left in the eighth inning after victory was secured to join a queue for ticket sales to the decisive game tomorrow. Some residents sold their places in lines for cash, prioritizing money over sport.
Earl Smith Trials as Microphone Artist in Six Game Run
Earl Smith trains as a microphone artist and chats with Senators players through six games. Goslin is his main target while Goose casts a baleful glance at the Pirate maskman and contemplates a hit.
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Earl Smith
Senators
Goslin
Goose
Northwestern students vow to burn field house after Chicago game
Northwestern University students, led by Captain Tim Lowry and Ralph Baker, plan to burn the field house if they beat the University of Chicago next Saturday. Coach Glenn This tlethwaite asks for four policemen to guard the building as the Purple hope to end a long drought since 1916.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Purple
Tim Lowry
Ralph Baker
University of Chicago
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Northwestern
Chicago
Latonia Race Chart Shows Muddy Track and Close Finishes
Third race a claiming event for three-year-olds up at one mile and 70 yards with Spanish Rose winning for G F Croissant. Marsdale second and Lady Inez third battle with brisk payouts and notes on missteps by Escarpolette and Waponoca. Fourth race East Hills Handicap at six furlongs features Tangara winning for S N Holman, with Energy and Post Mistress close behind. Fifth race LaGrange stakes sees Morning Cloud prevail over Morning Cloud’s challengers with solid show outs and notes on opening gaps and late gains.
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St.Odds
Spanish Rose
S. Steele
G. F. Croissant
Marsdale
A. Mortensen
Blumfield
Lady Inez
F. Bayliss
W. D. Millard
J. J. Greeley
G. P
T. F. Devereux
Waponoca
E. B. Wheeler
S. N. Holman
Br. c
Light Brigade
Tanagra
C. Howard
St. T
St.Odds Tangara
Frank
N. Holman
E. Scobie
Parkview Stable
Internat
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E. J. Holland
Rothermel
G. Johnson
J. N. Camden
D. Connelly
J. McPherson
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Ballot
Lagrange
Fein
J. Trinz
D. S. Fountain
Herat Wis
St.Odda
Morning Cloud
Iscah
Shaliicchellante J. Lowe
C. Hooper
Baylor
M. Goldblatt
A. Fairbairn
Thomaas
L. Baker
McAuliffe
T. V. Eee
L. T. Cooper
Cundiff
Inter
Mom's Boy
Lee
Mom’s Boy
Dandybrush
Sandhurst
Buttress
Cherokee Lee
Old Slip
Iice Drivi Owent
Nner
Kublai Khan
Johnson
Fire Boy
A Mortensen
Little Jimmy
Welcome
Garner
J. Raybould
Elsass
Gre
G Noel
H. Knebelkamp
Lillian
E. Martin
E. W. Newman
Hats Up
Mortensen
W. E. Applegate
Marial Barton
Nichols
Legion
Laffoon Waltee
Philpot
P. T. Chinn
A. Cowan
E, Jr
J. Sylvia
G. W Church
Kederis
W. W. Williamson
Tao
H. Thomas
Ueller
Johnson Cincinnati Stable
McCoy Hevivdbe
von Roemn
Leavain
King’s Wi F
D. T. Morris
St. A Wildwood
Finnster
Murray Deseerenee Eeee
Udley Farm
Frazer
Harrington
Dearborn Stable
Wildwood
Ritter
Devon
Wood
Genia
Symphony
Torch
Williams Rose c
North Star III
P J Williams
Wts
St. Jockeywners
Bourbon Boy
Williams Bros
Victoire
L Baker
Hyperion
J. D. Walker
Dusty Mary
Aio G Collins H. Downing
Drow
McCoy Lehan
Wra Ray
Connelly Seetee Koors & Galvin
Ibon Boy
Joire
Wrack Ray
Scrap
Neer
Geo. E
Iowa Thumps Freshmen in Varsity Workout
In Iowa City on October 13 the Iowa Hawkeyes faced the freshmen using Illinois plays. The freshmen offered little defense or offense while the varsity unit displayed strong play and looked good overall.
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Iowa City
Illinois
Hawkeye Eleven
Cubs Defeat White Sox to Take City Title in New Boss Era
In Chicago, the National League Cubs topped the White Sox 7 to 4 before new boss Joe McCarthy. It was George Gibson's last game as manager and the Cubs claimed the city championship, scoring in three decisive innings and overcoming early Sox momentum. Attendance was 11,122 with receipts totaling $9,619.20.
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Chicago
National League
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
White Sox
George Gibson
Bruins
Sox
Faber
Connally
Blankenship
Wilbur Cooper
Heathcote
Freigau
John
Sheely
Brooks
Grimm
Kamm
Schalk
Kane
Grabowski
Mostil
Kammy
Falk
Jahn
Eon
Wgita
Sassen
Mostl
Barrett
Iconnally
Ae Jrab
Pit’nger
Mzaies
Cooper
Conpolack
Cooper Faber
Blankenshire
Sh Coo Los Ng
Fees
M- Pitman
Ecegnd
Ormsby
Firman
Rowland
Thir
Xavier Plans Giant Pep Rally Before Wittenberg Game
St. Xavier College undergraduates announce a big rally at 8 p.m. in Corcoran Stadium with a bonfire and speeches by student and alumni leaders to boost confidence for the game against Wittenberg. The Musketeers aim to extend a win streak as 300 Wittenberg supporters travel for the 2:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Wittenberg
St. Xavier College
Corcoran Stadium
Musketeers
Avondale
Xaverian
George Reynolds
Paul Beatty
Dick Bray
Joe Kelly
Mark Scheibert
Wally Ferguson
Godfrey
Beichly
St. Xavier
Roy defeats Mascart in ten round featherweight bout
Leo Kid Roy of Canada won a ten round decision over Europe featherweight champion Eddu ard Mascart in Montreal. Roy led early rounds, Mascart surged in the ninth, and Roy finished by scoring points in the final round.
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Montreal
Leo
Kid) Roy
Canada
Edduard Mascart
Europe
Roy
Mascart
Jones Trims Finley In Ten Round Welter Bout
Youngstown welterweight Jimmie Jones outpointed Jimmie Finley of Louisville in a ten round bout in Youngstown Ohio. Jones controlled the action with crisp punching and steadier defense. Finley offered game resistance but could not overcome the points tally.
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Jones
Finley
Priso
Youngstown, CO
Jimmie Jones
Youngstown
Jimmie Finley
Louisville
They'll Have To Beat Walter Johnson Final Test Says Harris
In Pittsburgh on October 13, Stan Harris, manager of the Washington Senators, declares that to win the world series the Pirates must defeat Walter Johnson. Harris notes Johnson will pitch regardless of injury and predicts a tough fight as the Senators face the Pirates in the decisive game.
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Walter Johnson
Stan Harris
Senators
McKechnie
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Stanley Harris
Washington
Bucky
Old Barney
Pirates
Ruel
Hank
Ferguson
Muddy
Chillicothe to Bring Strong Eleven for Redland Tilt
Chillicothe Ohio Smoke House sends a strong eleven to Redland Field for a Sunday game with Potter, a local clash featuring ex college stars expected to challenge the Shoemen on their home field. Coach Cushing plans three workouts as Yabby prepares the squad after Ironton setback.
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Chillicothe
Smoke House
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Potters
Ohio
Cushing
Crack Ironton Tanks
Ironton
Yabby
Chillicothe Gridmen
Abbott Dodgers Scout to Pilot Kansas City
Spencer Abbott, Brooklyn scout and ex Reading International League Club manager, was named manager of the Kansas City Club of the American Association, taking over from Johnny Lavan. George Muehlbach, owner, announced the appointment. contract length and salary were not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
Spencer Abbott
Brooklyn
Reading International League
Johnny Lavan
St. Louis Cardinal
George Muehlbach
Kansas City
Muehlbach
Pirates Clinch Series as McKechnie Excites Fans
The Pirates celebrate a World Series win with four to one and a later eight to none victory. Manager Bill McKechnie hails his hitters led by Stuffy McInnis while Eddie Moore hits a decisive home run in Forbes Field. Teams tally totals and receipts across the six game series.
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Fidence
Pirates
Joe Judge
Joe Harris
Goose
Goslin
Barney
Bill McKechnie
McInnis
Red Oldhame
Johnny Morrison
Forbes Field
Eddie Moore
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