Big Series Opens at Detroit in Grand Championship Clash
Detroit and Chicago, pennant winners from the American and National leagues, meet in Detroit to open the world championship series. Chicago is favored to win in six or fewer games. Reports note stronger Chicago form, improved Detroit readiness, and high ticket demand as fans crowd the small Detroit grounds. Reulbach and Killien to start for their clubs as McGraw and Jennings maintain friendly ties despite New York’s pennant loss.
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Detroit
Chicago
Tigers
Reulbach
Killien
Magesy McGraw
New York York
McGraw
Hugh Jennings
New York
Merkle
Polo Grounds
Dollar-fifty Gloves Sold Under B and B Name
The piece describes high quality gloves priced at $1.50 a pair, made to strict specifications by skilled glovers. Selected skins and new tan shades are emphasized, with production under the B and B store reputation.
New Castle Teams Travels to Pittsburg for Big Clash
The New Castle high school football team visits Pittsburg to meet the strong Pittsburg squad at Friendship Park. New Castle has played two games this season losing to Butler and tying Beaver. Captain Rugh is out with a knee injury, while Pittsburg also faces injuries to two players.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Friendship Park
Butler
Beaver
Rugh
Pittsburg High
Harvard Faces Tough Test Against Williams Rivals
Harvard prepares for a severe challenge this afternoon as Williams brings a reputedly strong lineup to Cambridge. Captain Burr hints at new plays after yesterday’s secret practice while Harvard may reveal its hidden tactics if Williams overwhelms opponents, following Williams 56 to 0 win over Middlebury.
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Boston
Harvard
Williams
Burr
Middlebury
Mary McKnight Confined by Illness in New Castle District
Miss Mary McKnight is bedbound by illness. Mrs. Mary McCay of New Castle returns home after visiting. Flora Campbell visits in New Castle. Willis Fisher of Rose Point plans to move to the Campbell farm. Mrs. J H Tucker and Miss Della Emery call on parents. Neshannonk U P church holds services Thursday, October 15 at 7 30 pm. Communion services Sunday October 18 at 11 am and 730 pm.
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Mary McKnight
Flora Campbell
New Castle
Mary McCay
Willis Fisher
Rose Point
Campbell Farm
J. H. Tucker
Della Emery
Locust Grove
Neshannock
Pearl Thomas
Oral Manning
William Manning
Mountville U. P
Ernest Guy
Princeton
Robert Curry
Ramsey
Samuel Rotnour
Rotnour
George Rapp
Grace
Three-Club Postseason Series Idea From Cleveland Editor
Henry Edwards of the Cleveland Plain Dealer argues the National Commission slighted other teams in both leagues. He proposes post season series among clubs finishing second and third, which would spotlight Cleveland Chicago Pittsburg and New York. He notes Detroit led the pennant race yet may not be the strongest club.
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Henry Edwards
Cleveland Plain Dealer
National Commission
Cleveland
Detroit
Edwards
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Monarch Bowlers Triumph Over Misfits in Three-Game Set
The Monarchs defeated the Misfits 2 games to 1 at Fellowship alleys Friday night. A Orr led Monarchs with 526 across three games and W Williams followed at 622. For the Misfits Conley totaled 484, with Edwards 469 and Mooney 114 as the lowest.
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Monarchs
Fellowship
A. Orr
Williams
Conley
Mooney
Oe Asshae Wees
Bees Seeee
C. Orr Wm. Williams
F. Depew
T’t’l Edwards
Jones
Depew
Teeoner
Big lineup of Eastern and Western football clashes today
Today’s slate features major games across the east with Yale at Holy Cross Princeton at Lafayette Harvard at Williams and more. Notable matchups include Cornell hosting Oberlin at Ithaca Carnegie Tech at Grove City and West Point facing Trinity.
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New Castle High
Pittsburg High
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg
Bethany
Exposition Park
Carnegie Tech
Grove City
Tech. Park
W. and
Westminster
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pennslvania State
Philadelphia
Yale
Holy Cross
New
Rutgers
South Bethlehem
Exeter
Princeton
Andover
Waynesburg
Geneva
Chicago
Indians
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Illinois
Ames
Minneapolis
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Marietta
Kentucky
Reserves
Wooster
Ohio State
Denison
Columbus
Pleasant Hill social notes and church event sketch
Pleasant Hill residents share weekend visits and family gatherings. The schedule mentions Mountville U P church services on October 18 and schoolteacher Ernest Guy visiting from Princeton with his parents.
Pirates and Naps Not to Play Series
The article notes little chance of Pittsburg and Cleveland meeting in a series as players are scattered after season end. Cleveland and Pittsburgh teams lost key pennant momentum, with players away on weddings and trips making regrouping unlikely. Managers refused to pursue the idea, leaving the matter unsettled.
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Pirates
NAPS
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Swastika Bowlers Lead New Castle Bowling League
The first week of the New Castle Bowling league drew strong interest with six clubs competing. Walk-Over beat Lehigh two of three on Tuesday, New Castle defeated the Cubs two of three on Wednesday, and Swastika swept the Chauffeurs. Next week schedules: Chauffeurs vs Lehigh Tuesday October 13. Walk-Overs vs Cubs Wednesday October 14. New Castle vs Swastika Thursday October 15.
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New Castle
Lehigh
Cubs
Chauffeurs
Swastika
Stetler Pursues Purchase of Trenton Team
J Percy Stetler, a noted baseball man, visited Trenton for talks with Colonel Perrine and Mrs Perrine about buying the Trenton club. The Perrines reportedly own the club and plant at 40000 but found his offer unsatisfactory. Stetler may return later this month to resume negotiations with several local Trenton men slightly noted.
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Trenton
N. J
J. Percy Stetler
Colonel Perrine
Kaufman Stops Bradley in Fourth Round at New York Bout
Kaufman of San Francisco knocked out Boston’s Fred Bradley in the fourth round of a scheduled six round match at the National Athletic Club. Kaufman held a weight advantage and dominated from the start though Bradley fought back hard in every round. Promotion aims to match Kaufman against other strong contenders in the east.
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Kaufman
San _ Francisco
Fred Bradley
Boston
National Athletic Club of
New York
Bradley
Visitors in Local Pulpits This Week
Out of town speakers visit local churches with services scheduled from Sunday through revival meetings. Marie Brehm of the General Assembly Presbyterian speaks at First Presbyterian Sunday 7:30 PM and at YWCA vesper service 4:30 PM. Gertrude Cogan promotes temperance with morning and evening talks at Croton Avenue M E and Central Presbyterian. Reverend Eugene P. Dunlap delivers communion address at First United Presbyterian at 11 AM. Baldwin speaks at St John’s Evangelical at 7:30 PM. Maitland and Gillis lead revival at Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church.
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Marie Brehm
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Brehm
Gertrude M. Cogan
T. F. Maitland
Gillis
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
High Scores Across Tenpins and Duckpins Ledger
M Gillen topped the Fellowship alleys with a 245 in tenpins the week’s best. A Conley rolled 244 and 221 while Thomas Andrews had 242. Phil lips posted the top duckpins score of 119.
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M. Gillen
A. Conley
Thomas Andrews
Phillips
Benefit date announced for families of fallen firemen
The Youngstown Elks plan a benefit entertainment for the families of the firemen who died last week. The event will be held on one of two possible dates, October 21 or October 23.
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Youngstown Elks
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