Cuyler Delivers Walkoff Rally as Pirates Top Senators
Cuyler delivered the deciding blow in a late rally that gave Pittsburgh a 7 to 6 win over Washington. Max Carey supplied key doubles and Earl Smith sparked offense as the Pirates erased an early four-run deficit. Johnson fought through trouble, while Peckinpaugh miscues helped fuel the Senators' collapse in the eighth.
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Earl Smith
Pittsburgh
Yde
Smith
Bigbee
Kremer
Bighbee
Moore
Peck
Cuyler
Johnson
CyYyler
Senators
Carey
Eddie Moore
Peckinpaugh
League president criticizes Harris for using Johnson
Ban Johnson of the American League criticized Washington manager Bucky Harris for starting Walter Johnson three times. He called the World Series loss due to sentimental reasons and praised Pirates manager Bill McKechnie for his victory.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League Tonight
Bucky Harris
Washington
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Harris
Bill McKechnie
The
Conquering Pirates
Train Johnson's World Series Exit Sparks Sympathy in Pittsburgh
Walter Johnson, the famed "Big Train," left the Senators bench after a rough upset in Pittsburgh. Fans offered condolences as Johnson trudged through the grandstand toward his car, remarking that the loss was hard on all.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Walter Perry Johnson
Washington Senators
Walter
Walter Johnson
Williams calls meeting on post season rules in San Francisco
Pacific Coast League President Harry Williams will hold a conference in San Francisco on October 22 to settle ground and playing rules for the post season series between the San Francisco and Louisville clubs. The series opens that day.
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Los Angeles
Harry Williams
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco
Louiisville
Coast League Baseball Scores Split In Tight Nightcard
Oakland beats San Francisco 2 to 1 in ten innings while Salt Lake defeats Sacramento 6 to 1. Vernon outlasts Los Angeles 6 to 5 in fifteen innings. Portland at Seattle postponed due to fog.
Rainy Seventh Inning Reaches Pirates Senators Tilt
The game details a soggy battle with frequent rain and sawdust spread on the mound. Key moments include Peckinpaugh’s error, Carey’s three doubles, a two base hit by Bigbee, and Cuyler’s two base homer as the Pirates rally for late runs.
Senators and Pirates Battle in Rainy Opening Inning
In the first inning the Senators load the bases as Rice walks and Goslin draws a walk amid a crowd-pleasing start. Johnson, on the mound for the Pirates, yields four runs and two hits as Rice scores on Judge’s walk with the bags full, while Morrison relieves for Pittsburgh. The Pirates answer with solid hits from Carey and Morrison, plating three runs in the first two innings as Johnson pitches effectively under damp, dark skies.
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Rice
Aldridge
Stan Harris
Harris
Barnhart
Goslin
Joe Harris
Pirate
Judge
Bluege
Morrison
Pirates
Peckinpaugh
Wright
Moore
Smith
Buel
Johnson
Carey
Cuyler
Traynor
MeInnis
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Peck
Ruel
Goose
Grantham
Kremer
Aynor
Stri
Peckinpaugh Sets World Series Fielding Blunder Record
Roger Peckinpaugh committed eight errors in the World Series, breaking the previous marks by Hans Wagner and Joey Sewell. The harsh tally highlights the shortstop position as prone to errors in the classic.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Roger Peckinpaugh
Hans Wagner
Joey Sewell
Pirates Break Through as Johnson Wobbles Early
Johnson struggled through the first two innings while the Pirates pinned hits in the third, scoring over three runs and exposing a less-than-invincible fastball. The Pirates kept the pressure with threats in most innings, except the sixth when they made no advance.
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Johnson
Pirates
Carey Dominates Johnson With Three Doubles and a Single
Carey continuously troubled Johnson as he drew a base load of activity with three doubles and one single. He also harried the Washington pitcher on the base paths, creating constant pressure and opportunities for his team.
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Carey
Johnson
Washington
Pi Rate Rally Stumbles After Early Defense Error
Earl Smith did not aid the Pi rate cause in the first inning as he tipped Peckinpaugh's bat. Peckinpaugh was awarded first base and a run crossed the plate.
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Earl Smith
Pirate
Peckinpaugh
Peck
Pirates Edge Senators For World Series Honors
The Pirates pitchers subdued the Senators across seven games in the World Series deciding few fast balls and forcing the American Leaguers to adjust their offense amid curveball work and strategic pitching dominance.
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Pirate
Senators
Pirates Break Slump With Late Three-Run Burst
In a sharp turnaround the Pirates rallied in the eighth, plating three runs with two outs. Three doubles a walk and an error fueled the inning, capping an offense that had slumped through the first four games.
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Pirates
Joe Harris Powers Batting At Coulter Pa In Form
Joe Harris from Coulter Pa stood out as a strong hitter, posting a .440 average and ranking second to Carry among batters. Ray Kremer led the field with a blazing display in the same game.
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Joe Harris
Coulter, Pa
Gamest Ball Club I Have Ever Seen Declared by Heydler
John A Heydler president of the National League congratulated the Pittsburgh team after they clinched the world championship in the Golden Jubilee year He praised their skill courage and sportsmanship and noted their comeback from behind in multiple games He also commented on umpiring and the strong White Sox Chicago series while recalling Matty s funeral and Rice s disputed catch.
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John A. Heydler
National League
Heydler
Loree
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Matty
Rice
Smith
Washington
Reds Giants trade denied by New York Giants owner
Charles A. Stoneham, president of the New York Giants, denies rumors of talks with the Cincinnati Reds about a player swap led by manager Jack Hendricks. Hendricks reiterates there is no truth in the Luque Hargrave for Meusel Snyder and Snyder deal allegation. No conference was held today.
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Giants
New York
Associated Press
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Garry Herrmann
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
John McGraw
Hendricks
Adolfo Luque
Bubbles Hargrave
Emil Meusel
Frank Snyder
Terry
McGraw
Pitcher Dominates as Senators Fall to Champions
In the fifth inning the pitcher struck out the world champions in order and sent them down in a one two three frame. Peck hit a solo homer in the eighth to shorten the lead. Rube Oldham finished with a clean ninth, fanning Rice and Goslin.
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Senators
Rice
Goslin
Pirates Deliver Fifteen Hard Hits in Seamless Victory
Not one of the Pirates twelve hits was tainted by luck as they produced clean drives over infielders and over the heads of the outfield, forcing fielders to sprint to the barriers to prevent extra bases.
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Pirates
Field Demonstration Sparks Bleacher Break and Snake Dance
After the game a crowd surged the barrier causing a collapse as hundreds moved onto the field. The示 fans organized a snake dance and parade led by the band.
Washington Senators Rally Fails Against Pirates
The Pirates score early on three walks two wild pitches an error and an interference as Aldridge Moore Smith contribute to four runs for the Senators. Johnson falters as Washington loses control of the game.
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Aldridge
Moore
Smith
Senators
Washington
Johnson
Kiki Cuyler Delivers Win as Crowd Honors Hero
Kiki Cuyler rose to the moment by hitting a game winning double after a nose skid to right center. After the victory 5,000 fans gathered at the clubhouse, carried him home on their shoulders, and showered him with hugs and kisses.
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Kiki Cuyler
Kiki
Harris Benches Himself After Poor Washington Hitting
Stanley Harris, manager of the Washington club, averaged 0.87 while collecting two safeties in 23 at bats. He left the lineup on one occasion, signaling frustration with his hitting slump.
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Stanley Harris
Washington
Max Carey ties world series hit record with four safeties
Max Carey matched a world series record by getting four hits in five trips with three doubles. He led hitters at .458 in the games. The note also recalls Frank Isbell of the Hitless Wonders, White Sox, four doubles in 1906 and Nick Altrock.
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Max Carey
Lightning Max
Nick Altrock
Frank Isbell
White Sox
De Paolo Sets New World Record Qualifying at New Rockingham
Peter De Paolo sliced a mile and a quarter oval record with a 32 35 second lap at New Rockingham Park, reaching 138 2-10 mph in qualifying for the 250 mile race. Benny Hill was second fastest, with others including Hartz, Duray and Cooper also posting speeds as the field readied for Saturday’s event. Bob McDonough and teammates did not qualify today but will start last in the race tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Salem
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Peter de Paolo
Rockingham Park Board
de Paolo
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Oval
Harry Hartz
Leon Duray
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Potter Eleven Drills for Tilt Here Sunday
Potter football coach James Yabby Cushing led a three hour practice at the Armory on Freeman avenue in preparation for the season opener against the Chillicothe Smoke House at Redland Field. Newcomers Virgil Perry Astyanax Douglass and Red Prather impressed in drills and scrimmage.
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Yabby
Cushing
Potter Football Warriors
Shoemen
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Freeman Avenue
Redland Field
Chillicothe Smoke House
Virgil Perry
Astyanax Douglass
Red Prather
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Potter Eleven Gains Powerful Back Field This Year
The former Miami and Co. A. C. star entertained fans with strong defensive and offensive play in the Potter games this year. With Linneman Davis and Cushing as his backfield teammates, Potter fields a potent unit for a local eleven.
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Davis
Cushing
Tremaine Drops Gershe in Cleveland Bout
Carl Tremaine, veteran bantamweight, knocked out Benny Gershe in the final round of a ten round bout in Cleveland. Gershe had led seven rounds before the decisive finish.
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Gershe
Associated Press
Cleveland
Carl
Benny Gershe
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