Composite score of first six games and fielding notes
The summary lists runs batted in by Goslin Joe Harris Barnhart Judge Rice Cuyler Wright Traynor Kremer Bluege Vetch McInnis Moore Peckinpaugh and others with totals. It also cites double plays by multiple combinations and notes Washington leaving 41 runners on base to Pittsburgh 47.
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Goslin
J. Harris
Barnhart
Judge
Rice
Cuyler
Wright
Traynor
Kremer
Bluege
Vetch
McInnis
Moore
Peckinpaugh
S. Harris
Grantham
Harris
Coveleskie
Smith
Washington
Pittsburgh
Carey
Gooch
Meadows
Morrison
Aldridge
Adams
Bigbee
Myer
G. Ings
Johnson Eaten Teers Etesesee
Aldridge Ee
Ferguson A
Meadows Coveleskie
Yde Aesdenceresse
Serescens Adams Ad
Marberry
Seseee Serestent Ee
Ballou
Zachary Ase
Johnson
Ferguson
Balk
Ruel
Rigler and McCormick
Owens and Moriarty
Trick play plan by Major Graves for end run deception
The article details a complex end around and misdirection play led by quarterback Lowry of Princeton, with scripted assignments for each blocker to create interference and open space. It notes Graves's status as a notable coach at West Point, Harvard, and Princeton and his unique non graduate coaching record.
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Opg
Lowry
Princeton
Rns
Ernest Graves
West Point
Harvard
Frazee Wins Prize for Highest Bowling Score
M B Frazee received a large box of candy for the top score across three days at the Y M C A bowling event. He totaled 214 with others over 200. Further prizes include six bath towels for the best score over Thursday to Saturday and a Saturday only prize. Captains are to meet at the Y at 7 30 tomorrow to finalize league plans for the bowling season starting Monday.
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M. B. Frazee
First Six World Series Games Recap
Summary of the first six World Series games detailing runs hits errors and batteries. It lists teams Washington and Pittsburgh with game by game box score fragments and pitcher catching assignments, noting inconsistencies in OCR.
Dry Law Violators Arraigned After Federal Raids
Twelve men were arraigned before United States Commissioner John A. Thompson after raids by federal prohibition officers and local police. Ten were bound over to the March federal court term in Greeneville on bonds from 500 to 1000 dollars. two cases dismissed. Names include R C Carter Hampton Spradlin S S Wood S A Spradlin C W Rutledge Parker Trent J M Parker and A J Folden.
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Prohibition
United States
John A. Thompson
Greeneville
R. C. Carter
Hampton Spradlin
G. Wood
G. B. Wolfe
D. G. McKamey
Marshall P. H. Davis
School of Expression to Be Conducted Here
Miss Beatrice Stodola announces a School of Expression Pantomime and Story Telling at the Community Y. She will enroll a limited number of pupils and will be available for talks on Saturday October 17 from 10 to 12.
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Beatrice ‘King Stodola
Stodola
Miss Stodola
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertorial for Creomulsion claims persistent coughs and colds require its emulsified creosote formula. It alleges soothing and healing of inflamed membranes, germ suppression, and claims broad use from bronchitis to post cold recovery. Money back if not relieved after following directions, from Creomulsion Company Atlanta Ga.
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Zreomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Foremost Champion of Hygiene Dies in Lab Poison Gas
London note reports the death of Professor Harold Maxwell LeFoy after exposure to poison gas during laboratory experiments. A tireless defender against insect pests, he favored chemical poisons and narrowly avoided fatal gas exposure on several occasions before succumbing last Saturday.
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Harold Maxwell
London
Harold Maxwell LeFoy
Hygeine
Professor LeFroy
Prodigy at age four enters college at UC Berkeley
Fourteen year old Matthew Marsh of Berkeley, once called the brightest boy in California by Dr Maria Montes sori, enters the University of California at 14. Despite his small size excluding him from ROTC, he participates in typical freshman activities and celebrated by donning his first long trousers.
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Berkeley
Cal
Matthew Marsh
Maria Montessori
California
University of California
Marsh
Washington Batteries Kremers and Smith
Washington team lists Kremer and Smith along with Ferguson Ballou Severeid and Ruel as players for a regional match and lineup details.
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Washington
Aldridge
Smith
Coveleskie
Ruel
Ferguson, Marberry
Kremer
PitteburGlass
Johnson and Ruel
Yde Morrison
Adams
Gooch
H E Pittabureh
Ballou
Zachary
Marbury
Pittsburgh
Kremer and Smith
Ferguson
Severeid
Filipino Court to Decide Poker Status as Game
Manila reports the Philippine authorities will seek a Supreme Court ruling on whether poker is a game of skill or chance. Courts have varied, with first instance deeming poker a game of skill while the attorney general argues it is a game of chance. Brigadier General Rafael Crame notes past prosecutions may be halted pending a final decision. Steps are underway to file a case before the Supreme Court to obtain a definitive ruling.
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Manila
Supreme Court
Rafael Crame
Constabulary
Pep Club Booster Badges Sell Fast at School
Porters of athletics report booster badges selling well. The badges feature a miniature football with school colors in ribbons. More than half have been sold and the Pep Club seeks cooperation to dispose of the remaining items.
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Porters
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