Athletics Beat Giants In Sixth Game To Move Within One Win
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Giants to take a commanding lead in the series. Matty and Plank pitched for the A’s with McLean catching, while Oldring and Baker contributed at the plate. The late rally by the Giants couldn’t overcome an early six-run burst by Philadelphia as Chief Bender held New York to a late push.
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Polo Grounds
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen
New York Giants
Mathewson
McGraw
Giant
Larry McLean
Plan
Schang
Murphy
Oldring
Coblins
New York
Athletics
Giants
Et 'Deverth
Philadelphia
Macklamén
Bender Robed
Ngs
Tio ‘Pineh
Withgut Ama
Athletic
Ga' ¥ Giants
A. E. Murphy
Collins
Baker
Tard
Bender
Stront
Margquard
Meerkle
Hi Trunk
Murray
Den
Marquard
Egan
Kiem
Bisier
Connolly
World Series Receipts and Player Shares Reported
Official figures show attendance 20 468 and receipts 49 645 with commissions 4 964 50. Players receive 26 808 20 and clubs 17 872 20 from yesterday's game. Players total for four games amounts to 135 163 80. The champion will receive 81 098 33 and the runner up 44 063 58.
Alaskan Town Wiped Out by Storm
Nome, Alaska reports Solomon completely destroyed by storm with no structures standing. Population was about 200, and no fatalities were recorded. In unrelated data, exports of champagne from France average 32,000,000 to 35,600,000 bottles annually.
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Nome
Alaska
Solomon
France
Literary Societies Meet With Varied Programs Across Campus
The A division of the Belles Lettres Literary Society opened with roll call and minutes, then heard freshman deeds and secretary inaugural remarks. Programs featured recitations, essays, orations, debates on money versus love, and judges awarded a 2 to 1 verdict against the affirmative. The B section, Clover Leaf, Juvenile, Oriole, and White societies followed with similar sessions, each including Bible readings, recitations, essays, debates, and adjournments for future meetings on October 17 and 31.
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Belles Lettres Literary Society
S. Elier Brown
Paul D.simpson
J. Harry Brandenburg
James Harris
Wilbur Kolb
Alonzo Rice
Wade Harley
Wreman
Reginald Hammond
Duvall Schell
Hammond Gilbert
Richard King
James Jones
Monroé ‘Zentz
Paul’ Michael
Belles Lsetres
Belles. Lettres Literary Society
Charles Moylan
William Confort
N. Bell
Frederick Hills
Joseph’ Griffin
Dudley Page
Charles Man
Roy. Atkinson
Charles .McAbee
Robert Baumgard
James Chive F. Diener
George Feagadadges
Wits
Crover
Fonn Hershberger
Harry
Zalin
Clinton Rhodes
Tess
Euclis Haller
Panama: Canal
George Luckey
Ing
Hules
Albert Rigalu
Meredith Biser
Harvey Miller
James Waters
Grafton Wallis
Roger Eyler
John Fisher
Cecil Stine
John Kershberger
Frank] Urner
Denmeng Kolb
Raymond Shipley
Society
Juvenie Literary Society
Boys’ High School
Kane
FF. Bowers
J. Easterdlay
C.creok
A. Andersonn Casey
A. Korreh
Orlola
Oriole Literary Society
Street School
Katharine Tyson
Secretar
Mildred” Gittinger
Katharinte ‘Hummelbaugh
Reading
Gladys James
Mary Locke
Marian’ Mainhart
Lois Miller
Elizabeth
Michael
Katharine Dutrow
Olive Grove
Crussy
Isabelle Houck
Helen Six
Frances Smith
Engle
Yinger
A. Robber’s Cave
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Wgraw and
Mack
Yeserday
WHITE
The
White's Literary Society
Hattie Himburg
Boteler
Helen Sanders
Carmona
Klipp
Frederick Fair
Frederick
East
Maryland Biscuits
Maryland
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fair Association
Frederick County
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Frederick, Md
Ernest Helfenstein
S. Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
Boll &Albaugh Building
Ms B
Market Sova Etrr
Bomrick
College Park
Schley Park
Colege Park
Edward L
Williams
NEW City Hotel
Phy
Carrie E. Swomley
C.eldred Falconer
UNICE
Key Literary Society
Ernest Lipps
Orland Parnell
Louise Rowe
Black Beard
Mehrl Morgan
Fred
Dorcus
Albert Herring
AETNA
Griffin & Griffin
West Patrick Street
ENTS
Arge
Bonnabe
Jersey
S. Marino
North Market
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