Livingston May Be World Series Star
Paddy Livingston may be the standout in the upcoming World Series as praised by observers and rival players. The piece notes his strong defense, throwing, and impact on the Athletics since joining from Indianapolis, and references praise from White Sox pitcher Doe White. It also touches on broader baseball business, including park offers and league spending, with a jab at Fletcher and the baseball trust.
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Ketchel Shot Near Conway Mo in Ranch Quarrel
Springfield Oct 15 Stanley Ketchel world middleweight champ was shot through the right lung at R P Dickersons ranch five miles from Conway Mo He is in a dangerous condition An special train carrying doctors was sent from here at 9 20 Dickersons ranch was the scene two bloodhounds were brought to trail a man named Hurd who fled A posse of farmers hunted for the shooter Ketchel had been staying a week on the ranch scouting and fishing no prior trouble was known and details were unavailable at press time
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All-Stars Top Athletics 4–1 for Fourth Straight Win
Washington October 15 The All-Star team defeated Connie Mack's White Elephants 4 to 1 in a clean exhibition. Walter Johnson held Philadelphia to five hits until the final inning. McInnes and Baker doubled to drive in the Athletics' lone run. Morgan pitched five innings with a double and three singles. Dygerth finished strong. Livingstone's fielding on Harvard's hit was the only notable defensive play.
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Oldfield Breaks Readville Mile Record Despite Disqualification
Readville Massachusetts October 15 Barney Oldfield, despite a recent disqualification by the Automobile Association over a proposed race with Jack Johnson, ran Friday at a sanctioned meet and broke the Readville track one mile record in 0:30. The Bentzen machine set the pace, beating Ralph De Palma’s 0:34 record from June 17, 1908. The time was official but not accepted by the Association.
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Arlham Team Fit Hond, Tnn. Oct. 15
The Barham team fit for a district match, with players preparing as the season progresses. Details remain sparse due to the fragmentary OCR, but the note indicates ongoing readiness and upcoming competition.
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Great Britain Wins Women's Golfing Title
In Chicago on October 15, the national women's golf tournament at Homewood reached final match stage. Miss Campbell and Mrs. Martin vie for the title, with Campbell having defeated Florence Harvey earlier. Hyde’s loss to Martin ended American hopes as this final pits foreign players for the first time.
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Cubs Big Favorites For World Series
Boston reports a shift in World Series betting odds after the All-Star and Athletics exhibition games. Odds moved from 10 to 8 on the Cubs to about 10 to 7 as Chicago fans gain confidence, with some wagers placed at the new price.
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Ryan at quarter for Notre Dame eleven
Notre Dame Indiana October 15 reveals shifting football lineup with Ryan moved to quarterback and Matthews to halfback. Dropping field goals show improvement and fans expect him to play a major role in upcoming games. Plans are underway to take the student body to Ann Arbor for the Michigan game.
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Curt Gosnell Ill Forces Race Schedule Change
Richmond Indiana October 15 Curt Gosnell the county’s best known horseman fell ill while at York Pennsylvania and has canceled racing dates. His string of horses has been shipped home to Cambridge City causing disappointment after a strong season showing.
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Easy for Stewart New Ork Ighar Cls Expected
A terse note indicates an easy path for Stewart and references new work or tasks. It mentions ork and ig har classes with an expected value of thirty four. The fragment implies a planning context without full details or dates. More context would clarify who Stewart is and what the classes entail.
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Mathewson to Pitch for Giants in New York Series
In New York city the Giants and Yankees prepare for a premier display with Christy Mathewson likely to start for the Giants. Vaughn is seen as the Yankees’ top opponent pitcher while over 20,000 fans are expected. The Yankees won Friday 5 to 4 after Wiltse’s strong outing against Warhop.
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Faith Failing for Athletics in World Series Hope
Philadelphia fans grow wary of the Athletics chances against the Chicago Cubs as recent defeats dampen confidence. Oldring’s absence weakens the out field while Coombs Plank and Bender anchor pitching. Cubs may switch to bunting if their bats stall, but buyers rush for seats as advance sales near record levels. The team will retreat to the country after Saturday’s game to escape city excitement.
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Indians Slip Into Leading Position In Bowling Standings
The Imperial team swept the Marions in two games to seize the top spot Friday night as the North Sides took two from the Sportsmen. Kemper won the high individual prize with 248, followed by Bob Bryson at 220. In other results the M. C. A.'s beat the Laycocks three times, the Blacks fell to the Keifers, the Half Centurys defeated the Indianas, and the Keystones topped the Anti Jordans with a 950 high team score.
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Mathewson Finds Promoter Checks Worthless After Games
New York October 14 Christy Mathewson star pitcher of the New York Giants reports that the checks given to star players by promoter Fletcher to cash after ten games have no current value. He notes the checks are worthless and not usable for settlements as originally thought.
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Milliken Meets Indiana In Bloomington Football Clash
Milliken University’s football team travels to Bloomington to face Indiana at Jordan Field. Milliken eyes another low opponent score after holding Illinois to 2 1 0? last week while Indiana expects Coach Barry of Wisconsin on the sidelines. Indiana lists Roberts Berndt ends, Dutter Hatfield guards Kimble Messick, Hoover center Cunningham quarterback Winters fullback Gill Davis halves.
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Wabash Dominates Butler In 48 0 Football Win
Wabash College overwhelmed Butler 48 to 0 at Crawfordsville as Skeet Lambert and Sap Wilson sparked the Scarlet offense. Captain Thomas was a standout punter before suffering an injury in the second quarter and being replaced by Bronson. About 24 000 spectators watched the one sided game.
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Wisconsin Football Hints at Weekend Scrimmage
Wisconsin's grid practice was light as players recovered from bruising scrimmages. All but Jacobson, out for the season, are set to participate in Saturday's game. Dr. George W Epler announced that Dr. W E Meanwell will join as assistant professor of physical training and director of the Wisconsin gymnasium.
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World Series Opens On Sun Scoreboard In 1910
The Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics clash for the world championship with opening action in Philadelphia at 2 PM local time. The Sun will display the games on an electrical scoreboard with plays flashed from Philadelphia and Chicago via direct wire, bringing Indianapolis fans in East Ohio street near the ae office live access to the series.
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Klaus to Meet Kelly in Milwaukee Bout Next
Milwaukee promoters expect Frank Klaus of Pittsburg to fight Hugo Kelly in the next few days. The winner would meet Standley Retchel in November. A Klaus vs McGoorty card fell through as McGoorty was not fit to box.
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Cubs to Leave on Special for Battleground
Chicago shows final season workout before world series as Cubs set 7:30 pm departure on a special train to Philadelphia arriving 4 am Sunday. Manager Chance plans pitching sequence with Overall Reulbach Pfeister and reliever Lou Richie. Betting odds favor Cubs as Philadelphia money flows in ahead of Monday start.
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Native Belle Sets New Trotting Mark At Lexington Stakes
In Lexington Kentucky a large crowd watched two year old trotters compete. Silent Brigade by Silent Brook won the Lexington Stakes in two heats 1:10% and 2:10% setting a race record. Native Belle lowered the world record for a three year old filly to 2:06% and nearly matched Colorato E’s 2:05% mark, in a tough time trial.
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Stewart Beats Burns in Ten Round Ring Bout
New York Oct 15 Despite losing a ten round decision to Jim Stewart of the National Sporting Club Friday night Jack Burns of San Francisco remains optimistic about his career saying he has more friends and prospects ahead in boxing.
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Illinois Poised For Big Title In Western Football
Illinois holds a strong chance to win the western championship as Chicago and Illinois meet in Urbana. The Maroons face lineup losses with Sellers and Sawyers out, while Minnesota plays Nebraska and Michigan faces the Aggies elsewhere. The Illinois Chicago clash is seen as a showcase for 1910 football and Stagg era interpretations of the new rules.
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Umpire Peters Wins $50 After Onfield Beating Incident
In Chicago on October 15 an umpire named Charles J. Peters lost four teeth after a heated dispute during a Mutuals versus Normals game. The crowd backed the Mutuals while Peters ruled safe at second. He later sued and the jury awarded $50 to Peters.
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National track titles in New Orleans predicted to set records
National track and field senior finals fall on Saturday at Tulane stadium. Ralph Rose leads a strong Pacific coast contingent while Irish American athletes Chicago clubs and the New York Athletic Club also field prominent competitors in the event.
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Travelers Arrive After 31 000 Mile Ride to Promote Exposition
H F Frodel and H E Thomas, riders from San Diego to New York on a Racycle, halted in Indianapolis Saturday then planned to resume Sunday. They began May 14 and have traveled through the Arizona and New Mexico desert, detailing 31 000 miles journey for the 1915 San Diego exposition. Roads in Indiana were praised as the best seen.
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Ohio State Championship Series Standings and Scores
The record shows clubs in the Ohio State Championship Series with Cincinnati Cleveland and Giants in various positions. Friday results include New York Championship Series games where the Highlanders defeated the Giants and the All-Stars beat the Athletics. Saturday National League notes mention St Louis at Chicago and Cincinnati at Cleveland with New York Championship listings.
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