Deadlock Favors Pirates in Nation’s Capital World Series
Washington logs a one to one deadlock with Senators and Pirates after two games as fans flood streets. Pre game picks favored Ferguson and Kremer while Johnson shone in one game and Coveleskie faltered in another.
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Aldridge Impresses In World Series Tie For Pirates
Victor Aldridge the Indiana schoolmaster pitched brilliantly to even the world series for Pittsburgh. He tamed the Senators with a sweeping curve that baffled their heavy hitters and solidified his standout performance yesterday afternoon.
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Ber Lenbach to defend light heavyweight title Dec 11
New York Oct 9 Paul Ber lenbach signs to defend his light heavy weight crown against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn in a 15 round decision bout at Madison Square Garden on December 11.
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The Hero Of The Second Battle
Hazen Cuyler right fielder for the Pirates delivered the decisive eighth inning homer to tie and win game two. It marked Cuyler’s first significant hit in the championship series, lifting Pittsburgh to even the series.
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Aldridge Hurls Brilliant Came in Pirates Win 3-2
Victor Aldridge the Hoosier schoolmaster pitched a fine game for Pittsburgh to even the World Series at one win each. Hazen Cuyler and Glenn Wright fueled a 3-2 victory over the Washington Senators at Forbes Field before about 43,000 fans. Cuyler’s eighth inning smash keyed the rally as Coveleski faltered late and two errors by the Senators aided the Pirates’ comeback.
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Ball scores announced during grid game at Ben Franklin Field
Faculty Manager Ralph H. Gardner states World Series scores will be read after each inning of the baseball game between New Castle and Harrisburg Tech at Ben Franklin Field and relayed to the press box. An announcement plan will keep fans updated while Pittsburgh Pirates face the Senators in Washington.
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Harris Sore Hand Does Not Count
Despite a damaged hand Bucky Harris accepted eight chances without an error while Roger Peckinpaugh at shortstop threw out seven Pirates, delivering a strong defensive performance.
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Croton A C Seeks Football Contests
Croton A C football team seeks games with an independent team in the city or county. Team managers winning a good attraction should call 4138 M and ask for Phil Colaluca.
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Ferguson Faces Kremer In Third World Series Battle
Alex Ferguson is slated to start for the Senators with Ray Kremer opposing him for the Pirates in Washington. McKechnie backs his choice of Ferguson over Ruether, as the series resumes with the president to attend and Bluege's injury looming over Washington.
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Ray Kremer
Rookie Charles Myer Debuts for Senators in Fall Classic
The Senators rookie third baseman Charles Myer had a single in his lone at bat and played solid defense after Bluege was knocked unconscious by Aldridge's fast ball in the sixth inning. The team and anxious fans await an X-ray to determine Bluege's condition, with return presumed possible but not certain.
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Judge Forgetting First Base Forgets First Base Then Recovers
Joe Judge failed to touch first base after a home run in the second inning yesterday but corrected the mistake by retracing his steps to touch the base. The incident occurred during the first quarter of the game, drawing attention to proper baserunning form.
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