Boston Red Sox and Giants in World Series History
A fragmented 1912 account recounts early World Series history between the Boston Red Sox and New York Giants, noting prior champions and gaps in seasons, with references to Providence, Philadelphia Nationals, and the National Commission shaping the modern World Series structure amid repeated interruptions and pennant controversies.
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York
Get
Providence
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Nationals
Metropolitans
American Association
Pittsburg Nationals
Giants and Cubs Dominate Early Baseball Playoff Era
The narrative covers post season reforms and enduring rivalries from 1905 to 1918, detailing league champions and the shifting balance of power. It notes New York Giants, Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago Cubs, Boston Red Sox, and Pittsburgh Pirates in pivotal series, plus the 1905 to 1918 post-season structure and notable world series outcomes.
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Efit
Stules
New York Giants
Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago
Isdur
Onskey
White Sox
Defrult Viner
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg
Pirates
Danny Mack
Giants
Graw
Boston Americans
Red Sox
Boston
McGraw
Connie ‘Mack
Alh'stivs
New York Jam
Boston Braves
Prospect Hills Juniors Rout Government Tigers 12–2
Prospect Hills Juniors overwhelmed the Government Tigers 12 to 2 in a Sunday baseball clash. Pitcher Green yielded four hits while J Dunn drove in four with doubles in four at bats. Hildebrandt starred on defense for the losers as Gov Tigers’ Hildebrandt collected a triple for their lone highlight. Battery: Green and Morris for Prospect Hills. Otto Uriggs and Hildebrand for Government Tigers. 60 cents Sutherland Springs and return trains noted.
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Prospect Hill
Green
J. Dunn
Liltner
Gov. Hingers
Morris
Otto
Uriggs
Hildebrand
Sutherland Springs
Relur
Adys
Willard to defend heavyweight title next March
Oklahoma City report that world heavyweight champion Jeff Willard announced his first defense will occur in March, possibly in New Orleans during Mardi Gras. Promoters expect a 26 round bout after November 1, with Coffey and Moran discussed as possible opponents and plans for additional bouts against Welsh and Ahearn in the same carnival.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahom City
Jesa Willard
Jack Janson
Soring
Ortewna
Willard
Tom Jones
Coffey
Moran
Bnit
New Orleans
Wierd
Orlwans
Bocal
Jeff Willard
Mardi Gras
Joe Mando
Freddig Welsh
Miks Gibbana
Young Ahearn
West Ends rally tops Steves team 10 to 6 at Krisch's Park
West End Pharmacy defeats Steve's Sash and Door 10 to 6 after a nine inning rally that produced seven runs. Barnes pitched three innings for the West Ends, Fried and Rain contributed at the plate, while Koch held Steves to three runs until the ninth. Ryans and Wagner spark the losers with a two base hit.
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West End Pharmacy
Steve's Sash and Door Company
Krisch's Park
Jerrure
Barnes
West Ends
Fed
Sleves
Fried
Vetters
Briggs
Koch
Ryans
Wagner Aleo
Steves
Bried
Harnes
Nichol Kon
Moose Team Triumphs Sunday in Amateur Baseball Showdown
The Moose baseball team defeated the Patehernick squad 13 to 1 in a championship contest on Sunday at the Patehernick diamond. Freddie Meyer pitched a three-hit game, with support from catcher Uner Meton. Manager Goringh announced a meeting of the Mansoleum at Moose later that night.
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Patehenick
Patehernick
Freddie Meyer
Uner
Goringh
Baseball Club Standings and Sunday Results Report
Sunday results show Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Washington games across the American League. Reports list outcomes and standings with implied schedule in New York coverage.
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Hicago
St. Louis
Avenro
G. Cleveland
Blanding
Clute
Roston
Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Moiydelphia
National League Teesals and Milengo Secure Wins
In a chaotic jumble of OCR fragments, Siday’s Teesals and Milengo both posted results while others like Loula and Piuburg are listed in unclear contexts. Omeiniall and May Murilay appear as stray names amidst New York and Druinderpita references.
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Siday
Teesals
Milengo
Loula
Piuburg
Omeiniall
Hospital Team Wins Final Infantry Post Game 24 0
The Field Hospital football team defeated Troop Leaven Fort Sam Houston 24 to 0 on Sunday afternoon at Infantry Post. Forward passes overwhelmed the losers as Halterman and Genringer led the Hospital attack while Powers and Chroneeer starred on defense. Referee Lieutenant Fr Bysphey Bender and officers observed an uneven, jargon filled report from the field.
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Field Hospital
Thomas
Gary Ready for Shelton in Heathoven Hall Show
Tommy Gary a Chicago challenger for Fighting Jack Shelton arrived from Dallas and trained hard in town. He weighed 145 pounds at 6 o clock after a strenuous day, while promoter W C Storesyth promises a banner card and thrill filled preliminaries for the Alamo City showcase.
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Tommy Gary
Chicago
Blucky
Raggle
Tommayrs
Jack” Crombie
Gary
W. CL Storesyth
Alamo City
Headquarters Triumph Over Harlandales in Palms Yard Game
In Palmer, Mondquerters manager Billie Leathe debuted a new pitcher as Headquarters beat the Hallandale team 8 to 1 in 1 hour 25 minutes. Cassidy, Jones, and Palmer led the winners with key hits, while Holbrecht starred in the field for Harlandales amid a clean contest with no major disputes. Batteries: Palmer and Lancaster for Headquarters. McCarty and Heim for Harlandales. Umpire: Sergeant Hagen.
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Billie Leathe
Mondquerters
Palmer
Nineteenth Infantry
Hallandale
Bill Noxon
Cassidy
Jones
H. & Chittenden and McCarly
Bil
Harlandales
Holbrecht
Harlan
Grand Circuit Opens at Lexington Stakes Begin
Lexington hosts the Grand Circuit trotting meet opening today with top stars entered. Purse total reaches 85000 with the Castleton Cup featuring Lee Axworthy Water Volo Peter Scott and others. William Billings drives Witlum to challenge the 3769 1 219 record as the inaugural program promises strong action.
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Lexington
Chlan
David M. Lyngh
Lee Axworthy
Water Volo
Peter Scott
Ge Billings
Witlum
Jnst
Kentucky
Tigers Beat Lowthers in New Braunfels Game
The New Braunfels Tigers defeated the Ianwiher Brothers Lexay of San Antonio 10 to 0 on Sunday. Tielze pitched great ball for New Braunfels, allowing two hits while Pape gave up nine. The Tigers committed five costly errors, and the team seeks another game next Sunday with any possible opponent.
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Tete
New Braunfels
Tex
New Braunfeld Tigers
Ianwiher
Tigers
Crockett
W. G
Voight
Wright
Pape
Holliday
Third Artillery Split Two Games In Weekend Series
The Third Artillery Baseball team split a doubleheader with the Pearls Sunday, losing the opener 11 to 3 and winning the nightcap 6 to 3. Seven errors in the first game hampered the soldiers while pitchers Smoke Phamp son and teammates limited Pearls hits in the second. Key Pearls hitters Curran and Galm, and soldiers Dumpke and Reardon starred in respective games.
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Feta Artllery
Waseball Jem
Glamong
Sho Arug
Insantry Post
Brewery
Urrls
Curran
Galm
Dumpke
Reardon
Brewers
Smokey
Phamp
Delivere
Gunkel
Guim
King
Kennedy
Artiliery
Thompson
Teas
Gray
Harris
Senior Class Opens Fall and Winter Athletics Season
The senior class of the VY. M. A. will open the fall and winter season Monday night. A varied program of athletics has been arranged. The group plan of contests, successful last season, will be inaugurated again. Most players from last season return, and a promising season is anticipated with basketball popular among the seniors.
Last Year’s Champion Team Returns in This Year’s Lineup
The text notes the retention of most of last year’s champion team in this year’s lineup. It mentions an afternoon class for business men starting this afternoon at a specified hour and identifies volleyball as the most popular game among section members.
Chapa Reds Triumph Over Droemer Bros in Sunday Tilt
The Chapa Reds defeated the Droemer Bros 4 to 1 on Sunday afternoon. Key hits came from Zellinger Lehrer and A Stahl. Batteries were M Wo Wedge and Hohan.
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Chapa Reds
Droeemer Bros
Zellinger
Lehrer
A. Stahl
R.A. Chapa Reds
Droemer Bros
M. Wo Wedge Aig Hohan
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Beethoven Hall
Jack” Shelton
San Antonio
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Young Jeffries
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Will Heferes
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du Mostun
Pijay W
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Yale
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Taylor Weselosucky
Gebringer
Golden Ett
Simon Quarter
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Powers
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Fr Bysphey Bender
Quai Mingtes
Cunaite Lockridze
Shelton Seiu
Vrovutener
CMR
Raw York
Toston
Baithager
Howton
Tay
Miteborg
A. J
Manton
Boltun
Heonors
Wen
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A. Aaharee
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Ted Ccealngieesenite
Ceria
Levinton
Lowthers
Riley
Washington, D.C
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Mr. Riley
Mare’ Renini
Rooney
Bailey’s
E. Houston St
Droemer Bros. Bayehill
Baachan
Otter
Christy Machower
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