Two robins take deciding game from giants 9-6
Brooklyn clinched the National League pennant by beating New York 9 to 6 on October 4 in Brooklyn. The win put Brooklyn two and a half games ahead, with Philadelphia fading as the runner up. The heavy hitting contest featured four runs by the Dodgers in the third and a stretch of offense as the Giants rallied but Brooklyn held them in check. Robins star performers included Mowroy and Pfeffer with key hits and timely fielding by Smith and Daubert.
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Champions Lose To Lowly Macks In Hasty Series
Boston Red Sox fielded makeshift lineup as Philadelphia clinched the title by winning 7 to 6 in the opener while Gosyer struggled, Ruth and Mays underperformed. second game details show Philadelphia taking a 7 to 5 win. In New York, a rough 9 to 9 tie with Washington ended amid erratic fielding and scattered hits.
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Wild Scramble for Seats Opens World Series at Braver Field
Oct 4 Roxton Mata reports tension as 27,000 seats are claimed for the Brooklyn Nationals vs Boston Americans opening game. Ticketing moves to Fenway Park while the game is at Braver Field to avoid congestion. Prices are $1 and 50 cents with sale from the ground side office. Local supporters confirmed Boston cheerers, with Roy al Rooters leader John M Kilion stating Brooklyn has not bought tickets.
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Giants Deny Deliberate Loss Spark Controversy
Press reports claim New York manager John McGraw faced censure after a pennant deciding game against Brooklyn. McGraw accused certain players of disregard for Wall of fame signals and playing indifferent, while Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson denied deliberate loss. Players disputed the charges as unprofessional as the pennant race hinged on a three run fifth inning and a pivotal third inning comeback.
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First Sox Cubs Battle Today in City Championship Clash
The Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs face off at Sox Park in a city title game set for 3 30 pm. Predictions favor the Sox to extend their title run. players like Hasbrook may bolster the Sox offense as the teams lineups are listed for the opening battle.
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Tennis Courts Under Construction At New Boston High
New Boston high school teachers and students plan two new tennis courts on school grounds. A Saturday night social and a home made candy sale raised eleven dollars to cover equipment costs. Mrs. Nancy Pelming celebrated her eightieth birthday with friends and family at her home. St Louis area residents mark annual good roads days with farmers and business people assisting county roads projects.
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Wartman and Evans Lead at Comiskay Park Meet
In a National League event at Comiskay Park, Evans and Hildebrand faced strong challengers as Vaughn and Orth rose in the standings. Admission prices remained steady through the season, with American Jeagua and Byray among notable participants.
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Campfire Girls Walk to Cotter and Back
Columbus Junction report of a six mile walk by Campfire girls to Cotter and return, with supper, chaperoned by Mrs. J. Hupton. The notes include local social visits, schooling, travel, and a football defeat for Columbus Junction high school by Osceola, plus a Methodist conference opening under Bishop Nicholson.
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