Winter Ball Forming And Officer Elections Clock In
Army post team leads a winter league schedule with Dalkowitz Kaufmans and Louis Book Store clubs forming the league. Pro players like Knaupp brothers Snyder Card N Arthur Schwind Lemon Pendleton Goodwin teams and amateurs join for a robust season with double headers and round robin play across three weekends.
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Southern Department
Dalkowitz
Kaufmans
Louis Book Store
Knaupp Brothers
San Antonio” Snyder
Cardinals
Arthur Schwind
Lee Lemon
Ike Pendleton
Clyde Goodwin
Army
Lance
Light editorial rooms schedule for next Monday night
The note indicates editorial rooms will open or hold sessions next Monday night with the full schedule to be confirmed. Details on time and topics are not provided in the fragment.
Baseballists Anticipate Good Winter Schedule
Officers will be elected and regulation rules adhered to. The baseballists in general are enthusiastic over the outlook for a solid winter schedule.
Phillies Split Doubleheader With Brooklyn In 1913
Philadelphia wins 10 to 9 in the opener after a nine run first inning by Brooklyn, with Rixey pulled after two runs. Brooklyn takes the nightcap 3 to 1 as Walker allows a late inning rally. Batteries: Ragan McCarthy Fischer versus Rixey Chalmers Marshall Dooin Burns and Walker Fischer Camnitz Finneran Killifer Burns.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Rixey
Chambers
Marshall
Walker
R. H. EB
Ragan
McCarthy
Fischer
Chalmers
Dooin
Burns
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Camnitz
Finneran
Killifer
Joske Bros Open All Day Tomorrow Advertisement
Local ad indicates Joske Brothers stores will be open all day tomorrow inviting shoppers to browse their broad selection of goods and take advantage of potential special offers.
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Joske Bros, Co
Ady
Mosely Shines as Red Sox Split With Highlanders
In the opener Boston fell behind as Williams and Whiteman each edged a single. Ayers held the Athetics to four safeties while regulars played. The Quakers beat the Dodgers in the matinee and opened with two solid wins as Thorpe and Sweeney contributed.
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Williams
Whiteman
Boston
Ayers
Clark Griffith
Quakers
Dodgers
Volley Ball Teams Clash At The Y
Smiths finally defeat Stilles in a five game match at the Y M C A yesterday. Stilles won the first 11 9, Smiths surged 11 6, Stilles dominated 11 3, Smiths then won 11 7 and 11 8 to clinch the set sequence. Players Stille Smith Neidert Pinckney James starred in midseason form.
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Smiths
Stilles
Travis Club
Travis
Smith
Stille
Neidert
Pinckney
James
Tyler Celebrates Day as Lefty Tyler Shuts Out Giants
Boston fans honor the pitcher after a 8 to 0 win over New York. Tyler receives a silver loving cup and $100 in gold from Derry officials. Teammates present silver chest and manager Gray gives diamond sleeve buttons. Final score 8 to 0 with Fromme Schupp Hartley on the mound for NY and Tyler for Boston.
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Blanks Giants
Boston
Mass
Tyler
New York
Giants
Derry
N. H
Fairbanks
Gray
Lowell
R. HB. EZ
Fromme
Schupp
Hartley
Rariden
Ayers Shuts Out Athletics In Major League Debut
Ayers, a recruit pitcher from Richmond Virginia, pitched his first full major league game for Washington and blanked the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 0. He fanned 11 with no walks, while Boardman was wild and support was weak. Strunk doubled the sole Philly hit as Washington used second stringers.
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Washington
Ayers
Richmond
Athletics
Boardman
Strunk
Brickley
Philadelphia
Geibel
Henry
Sox rout Yankees in doubleheader sweep at New York
Boston defeated New York 3 to 2 and 3 to 0 as Leonard held the Yankees to seven hits in game one and Moseley limited New York to two singles in the nightcap. McHale and Ford contributed in late innings.
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Chance
Buffaloes
New York
Boston
Leonard
Ford
Mosely
McHale
R. H.E. Boston
Cady
Schulz
Sweeney
Reynolds
RB H. Boston
Moseley
Thomas
Each Win A Game Huths and Klaus Split Ninepin
Klaus starred with the wooden pellet in the opener as his team built a lead. In the second session Huth delivered a rare bowling exhibition and steered his team to victory. Scorer George Huntress Jr. and umpire Tom Waters are noted.
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Huths
Klaus
Turner Hall
Huth
Pitino
Eeut
George Huntress Jr
Tom Waters
Nationals Defeat Columbus 2–0 in Game
The Cincinnati Nationals beat the Columbus Americans 2 to 0 yesterday. Columbus turned four double plays that helped keep the home club from scoring more.
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Cincy
Columbus
Cincinnati Nationals
Columbus American Association
English Women Star In First Round Of Canadian Title
English players Muriel Dodd Gladys Ravenscroft and Mabel Harrison won their opening matches at Royal Montreal Golf Club in the Canadian women’s championship. Florence Harvey and Lady Sybil Grey were defaulted in their bouts with Harvey advancing. American champion Mrs. R. H. Barlow dominated and defeated Cryster of Toronto 7 and 6.
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Montreal
Quebec
Royal Montreal Golf Club
Muriel Dodd
Gladys Ravenscroft
England
Mabel Harrison
Sybil Grey
Florence Harvey
Hamilton
R. H. Barlow
Cryster
Toronto
Phillies Fans Seek Tickets for World Series Games
Philadelphia readers plan to hire boys to queue overnight for the world series ticket sale opening October 6. Messenger services will charge 20 to 30 cents per hour. Mail orders are not accepted and buyers must purchase three games in Philadelphia with at most two tickets per game.
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Philly
Philadelphia
Chip Defeats Gavigan In Akron Boxing Bout
George Chip of Newcastle Pennsylvania knocked out Tommy Gavigan of Cleveland in the eleventh round of their twelve round middleweight bout in Akron Ohio. The match last night featured a dramatic stoppage as Chip dominated the late rounds.
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Gavigan
Akron
Ohio
George Chip
Newcastle
Tommy Gavigan
Cleveland
New York and Philadelphia to complete 1913 game at Polo Grounds
National League directs the two clubs to finish the August dispute next Thursday at 1 p m at the Polo Grounds. The score stands 8 to 6 Philadelphia. McCormick is out in the ninth, Murray on ball, Dooin suspended, Alexander and Devore cannot play. If rain, completion moved to Oct 3 or 4.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lynch
National League
Polo Grounds
McCormick
Murray
Alexander
Devore
Dooin
Brock K. O s Forest Fight Ends Early In Columbus
Phil Brock of Cleveland knocked out Ed die Forrest of Philadelphia in the first round of their ten round bout here last night at Brock K. Os Forest in Columbus Ohio.
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Brock K. O
S Forest
Columbus
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Eddie Forrest
Philadelphia
Pirates Lose Exhibition in Louisville Thriller
In Louisville on October 1 Pittsburg Nationals fell to Louisville American Association clubs 6 to 5 after ten innings. Pittsburg led by three through the eighth before Hendrix reliever Adams allowed five runs on two singles a double a triple a walk and an error. The Pirates tied in the ninth but Ellis blanked them in the tenth as Louisville scored the winning run on a Cooper pass, a single and an error.
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Pirates
Louisville
Pittsburg Nationals
Louisville American Association
Pittsburg
Hendrix
Adams
Ellis
Cooper
Baseball Fraternity Backs Players in World Series Pact
New York Oct 1 Baseball players who write for newspapers on the world series will have the support of the baseball players fraternity. President David L Fultz says the group backs a player who signs a contract with a paper and affirms the ban against players writing for others. Officials estimate 40 000 at opening game if weather is fair. Press reservations must be arranged promptly through New York American and Philadelphia Press officials.
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New York
Baseball Players Fraternity
David L. Fultz
Fultz
National Commission
John B. Foster
New York Club
L. H. Constans
Pittsburg
National League Club
Polo Grounds
Shibe Park
Constans
Wm. J. McBeth
New York American
Jos. J. McCready
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia
Mack opposes delaying ruling on writers for world series
Connie Mack manager of the Athletics said he would not prevent Bakers and Collins from writing newspaper articles about the world series despite a recent National Baseball Commission ruling. He asserted the commission is making the ruling too late.
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Washington
Connie Mack
Athletics
Baker
Collins
National Baseball Commission
Mack
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Bud” Fisher
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