Second World Series Game Shows Yankees Back of Cardinals
Yankee Stadium, New York. The New York Yankees hosted the St. Louis Cardinals in the second World Series game. A crowded crowd saw early runs, with Meusel and Douthit contributing for the Cardinals and Alexander controlling the mound for the Yankees. The game featured key plays and pitching shifts, ending with a Cardinals win.
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Yankees and Cardinals Clash in World Series Standings
World Series notes show standings of clubs, game results, and attendance. Details include first game win by Yankees, second game by Cardinals, and crowd of about 63,000. Receipts total around 201,828 dollars with shares split between players and leagues.
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Cardinals Rally Past Yankees In World Series Thriller
In a standout World Series game at Yankee Stadium the St. Louis Cardinals toppled the New York Yankees several times in a dramatic second matchup. Despite early Yankee control a late Cardinal surge, including a pivotal home run by Halt Southworth, sealed a decisive victory and set the series at a deadlock as teams head to St. Louis for the next game.
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Amateur boxing stars split weekend bouts in San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 4, William Mo Jsbesion led a colorful amateur boxing display for 13 bouts. Several contenders met notable opponents from Chicago and New York. The show highlighted rising talents and the depth of amateur talent, with close rounds and emerging prospects.
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Racing meets and a camera invention headline a quirky report
The article notes racing meetings in multiple cities including Louisville and Lexinden, plus a British inventor says his camera can photograph at 40 frames per second. The device is intended to enhance coverage of a Mars expedition myth.
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