Brooklyn Nationals Triumph In Third Worlds Series Game
Brooklyn capitalized on homefield advantage at Ebbets Field to edge Boston 4 to 3 in a tense third game. Jack Coombs pitched well for Boston before Gardner’s homer broke the tie. Carl Mays struggled as Brooklyn surged late, while Captain Jake Daubert led the Superbas with three hits in a solid team win and a celebratory crowd.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Coombs
Jack Coombs
Philadelphia Athletics
Gardner
Red Sox
Larry Gardner
Pfeffer
Mays
Carl Mays
Carrigan
Superbas
Robinson Clanell
Shore
Ruth
Foster
Shorten
Hooper
Jake Daubert
Lewis
Daubert
Scott
Liter
Homas
Auto Races to Be Staged Here Sunday Oct 22
Baldwin park will host automobile races Sunday October 22 under Max Friedman promoter for the Panama Pacific Auto Racing association. Purses total 1500 dollars. Races in three classes free-for-all heavy and light cars under Northwestern Auto Racing association. Entry blanks mailed nationwide. track work starts Thursday to prepare a top condition course.
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Baldwin Park
Max Friedman
Panama- Pacific Auto Racing Association
Northwestern Auto Racing Association
Friedman
Wichita
Kan
Northwestern football scrimmage lineup gains five new candidates
Chicago reports that all regular Northwestern players except Jack Ulrich attended a tough Tuesday scrimmage, Ulrich sidelined by a wrench back. Five new line candidates emerged Henderson Starkey Jones Olin Callins, with past roles on end tackle and guard.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Jack Ulrich
Ulrich
Henderson
Starkey
Jones
Olin
Callins
Game By Innings Sportscard Verse
A narrative of the early innings of a baseball game between Boston and Brooklyn detailing outs, hits, and scoring plays through the fifth inning. Key actions include Mowrey's defensive play, Daubert and Wheat contributing hits, Olson scoring on a Brooklyn rally, and Hooper's three-base drive for Brooklyn with Shorten and others collecting multiple hits.
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O'Day
Daubert
Brooklyn
Stengel
Cutshaw
Olson
Gardner
Miller
Coombs
Superbas
Mays
Wheat
Mowrey
Ninth Inning Fielding And At Bats In Boston Brooklyn Game
In the eighth inning Boston pitcher Foster struck out Pfeffer and Hooper was thrown out. Janvrin flied. Brooklyn pitcher Foster threw out Olson. Miller was out to Foster. Pfeffer lined a single to right. Myers struck out. In the ninth Boston Shorten fouled out to Wheat. Olson threw out Hoblitzell. Lewis flied to Stengel.
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Boston
Hooper
Mowrey
Janvrin
Shorten
Cutshaw
Hoblitzeh
Stengel
Brooklyn
Myers
Daubert
Stengle
Mays
Hoblitzell
Wheat
Hobiltzell
Thomas
Lewis
Coombs
Miller
Scott
Olson
Mhoblitzell
Gardner
Mars
Barger
Borton
Thomas’ Erounder
Henricksen
Hob Htzell
Foster
Pfeffer
Cutehaw
AB R.H, PO
Weees
Veeseweere Olson
Eesanens Miller
Eoresene Coombs
May
Connolly
Quigley
Dineen
Hoblitzel
Incing
Bowling Scores From Labor Temple League Night
Bowling in the Labor Temple league Tuesday night yielded the listed scores though the report contains a witty aside about friendship and foes, underscoring the light tone of the season action.
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Labor Temple League
Whig Receives World Series Scores Straight From Brooklyn
The Quincy Whig reports Brooklyn Boston World Series games were telegraphed directly from the field. AP connected eighteen circuits delivering plays to 400 offices with 26,000 miles of wires. Instant delivery spanned Bangor Maine to Tampa Florida and beyond within the AP service.
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Quincy Whig
Associated Press
Lues- Gay
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Bangor
Tampa
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Spokane
Wash
Associated Press Service
Boston Americans Defeated by Brooklyn in World Series
Boston fans rejoiced at Brooklyn Nationals victory which ensures more World Series games in Boston on Thursday Columbus Day. Brooklyn’s steady batting secured the win, while Red Sox supporters kept odds steady and showed little concern for the local team’s fate in upcoming games.
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Boston
Boston Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Brooklyn
Red Sox
Split heat races rule Kentucky trotting meet at Lexington
At Lexington Kentucky on October 11 split heat races marked the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association meeting. Early Don won the Ashland stake 2:15 pace unfinished at sundown with Queen Hal taking two heats and Baron Wood the third. Other races included 2:07 pace and 2:08 trot with multiple finalists and best times noted. Moths ruin MA C banner.
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Ashland
Early Don
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Sundown
Queen Hal
Baron Wood
Michigan
Beth Clark
Joe Patchen
Hendrick
Camelia
Br m
Cox
Colleen
Thomas
Altawood
Solomon Boy
Birdonna
Canute
Strathtell
Comsewogue
Hal
Don
Don Cole
Valentine
Cccceserseeeereet
Brisac
Brm
Murphy
Lu Princeton
B H (Cox
Brescia
Peter Billiken
Peter the Great
Pittsburg
Sister Strong
Val- Enuine
Miss Perfection
Harry J. S
Bonnington
Ben Gregor
Miss Pinkerton
H.C. EH
Nathan Axworthy
Rom
Geld Halt
McPherson
Tagueet
Br H
Spring Maid
C m
White
Rayo de Oro
Major A
Colonel Hedgewood
Aui
McKinney
Injuries in Sturgeon Bay race kill pilot Lemere
In Green Bay Wisconsin on October 11 Clarence Lemere aged 25 died after his car overturned during an auto racing event in Sturgeon Bay. He tore through a fence, the machine flipped twice and landed on him crushing his skull.
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Sturgeon Bay
Lemere
Green Bay
Wis
Clarence Lemere
Penn Football Freshman Dies From Practice Injury
Walter F. Waldeman, 17, of Vineland New Jersey, a Penn freshman football player, died in a Philadelphia hospital from injuries suffered while tackling a dummy during practice last week.
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Philadelphia
Walter F. Waldeman
Vineland
N. J
University of Pennsylvania
John Reid Dies at Yonkers Home Father of Golf
John Reid Sr a Scot born pioneer of American golf dies at 76 in Yonkers New York He was a close friend of Andrew Carnegie and among the first to play golf in the United States Born in Dumfermline Fifeshire Scotland he is mourned as the father of American golf.
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New York
John Reid
Yonkers
Andrew Carnegie
Dumfermline
Fifeshire
Scotland
Reid
Ray Schalk to Marry in Farmersville Wedding
Ray Schalk, catcher for the Chicago White Sox, will wed Miss Lavinia Graham of Farmersville in about two weeks. The announcement came from Farmersville on a Tuesday. The note remarks it is nerve wracking for a man to be watched by a woman.
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Ray Schalk
Springfield
Chicago White Sox
Lavinia Graham
Farmersville
Farmersville Suesday
Two Umpires Adopted for Three-I League Next Season
Oscar Shannon hosts the Presiy Banquet in Chicago as club owners approve two umpires per game and a shorter 126 game schedule for 1917. The plan follows weather and financial considerations, with a tentative salary cap near 1800 dollars and no final agreement yet.
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Chicago
Seaso
A. R. Tearney
Lea
Tearney
Chicago Americans
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