Mack Pulls A Big Surprising Move In World Series
Connie Mack surprised by unveiling a rookie named Bush for the Athletics against the Giants. Bush pitched well with strong support from his hitters in the first two innings, while Tesreau was knocked around as Philadelphia built a early lead. Giants fans waver as McGraw contemplates further mound changes for the remaining games.
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Mack
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Mr. Bush
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Plank
Hugh Bedient
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Bande” Adams
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Athletics
Tesreau
Swat
Philadelphia
Crandall
Schang
Giant
New York
Gunboat Smith Wins After Morris DQ in Fifth Round
Gunboat Smith of California defeats Carl Morris of Oklahoma in five rounds when Morris is disqualified for fouling. Smith controlled most rounds, Morris outweighed him by 14 pounds and was repeatedly warned. The stoppage follows a low blow and continuous rough tactics as Smith rallies to secure the controversial victory.
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Gunboat Smith
California
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
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Smith
Gunboat
Cubs Win Slug Fest in Chicago Championship Battle
In a 13 inning tense Chicago series game the Chicago Nationals defeated the American Leaguers 6 to 5. Big Jim Vaughn steadied the Cubs with courage as Chicago rallied after a fourth inning miscue. Benz relieved Cicotte in the fifth and Schulte and Evers produced key hits while Archer delivered the winning run in the thirteenth.
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Chicago Nationals
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Jim” Vaughn
South Siders
White Sox
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Cicotte
Leach
Evers
Schulte
Archer
R. H. EB. Cubs
Vaughn
Schalk
Southern Departments Defeat Asylum Team 4 0 In Nail-Biter
The Southern Departments trounced the Asylums 4 to 0 as Tietze fanned ten, Smith fanned five, and Dad French drove in two runs. Leathe made a sensational third inning catch as Minard umpired to the Northwestern League standard.
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Asylums
Tietze
Winears
Asylum Tribe
Smith
Army
Slaughter
Smith Brothers
Asylum
Army Tribe
Dad French
Leathe
Chilcoat
Bush
New York Giants
Minard
Notice Contractors Bids for Mrs Bertha Stumberg Building
Bids will be received on a three story reinforced concrete building for Mrs Bertha Stumberg at W Commerce St. ERNEST P BEHRLES architect. Ad. Also brief ads note dining items and a doctor returning from vacation to resume practice. Coliman plumber listed with phone 397. Ad. stdin
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Commerce
Ernest P. Behrles
Ady
Pirates Swamp Naps Pittsburg 5 0 in Intercity Series
Pittsburg Nationals shut out the Cleveland Americans 5 to 0 in the fourth game. Adams pitched effectively for Pittsburg. Cleveland relief pitchers Kahler Cullop and Mitchell saw action. Attendance 4944. receipts totaled 3033.72 with shares to players and clubs.
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Cleveland Americans
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Clevelands
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Mitchell
Cullop
National Commission
R. H. E. Cleveland
Carische
Simon
Daniel Baker Trounces Howard Payne 13 to 0 at Brownwood
Daniel Baker eleven defeated Howard Payne 13 to 0 in Brownwood Texas. Baker tackles Dozier and Adams repeatedly broke through for gains while Howard Payne backfield struggled with ineffective forward passes. The game featured a scoreless first quarter and a strong Baker defense with quarters of 12 minutes.
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Tex
Daniel Baker
Howard Payne
Dozier
Adams
Baker
Baptists
Paynes
Churchill
Desvinnees
Scure
Klaus Team Wins Narrow Victory in Pin Bowling Match
Klaus team edged Phillips in two tight nine pin sessions at Turner Hall last night. Captains O Klaus and Bergmann led the victors against Gerlach Zizelmann Pfeiffer, with a recount needed in both games as scores stayed close. First game totals show Klaus team 268 and Phillips 260. second game 315 for Phillips and 310 for Phillips, final margin decided in last frame.
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Nationals Edge Americans 1 0 in City Series Opener
St. Louis Nationals beat St. Louis Americans 1 to 0 in the opening game of the city championship series. Sallee pitched the win over Weilman who allowed the lone run after Whitted walked, moved to third on a miscue, and scored on Wingo’s out.
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St. Louis Nationals
Sallee
Wingo
Weilman
Agnew
Gibbons and Kelley Stage Even Welterweight Draw
Kenosha Wisconsin October 10 Mike Gibbons of St Paul and Spike Kelly of Chicago fought ten rounds in a welterweight title try that ended in a near draw Gibbons had the edge in ring generalship while Kelley pressed constantly keeping Gibbons moving throughout the bout
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Kelley
Kenosha
Wis
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Spike Kelley
Chicago
Frost and Brown Lead Twosome in San Antonio Golf Opener
John Frost and Ernest Brown captain two large golf teams as they tee off No 1 at the San Antonio Country Club. The opening day features 48 more twosomes, the first 18 holes of a new course with an additional nine holes ready. A ladies putting contest offers three prizes, followed by a social dinner-dance, marking a major early season event.
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John Frost
Ernest Brown
San Antonio
San Antonio Country Club
Frost-Brown
Germany raises yeast output cutting cost per horse power hour
Germany now operates twenty six establishments producing dry yeast at about 1.75 cents per horsepower hour. The yeast is a nutritious food for cattle and humans after removing a bitter hop resin. Industry has grown in three years with thousands of tons produced annually previously of little value beyond brewery use. Dutch beet sugar output has increased tenfold in twenty years.
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Germany
Hollan
Uhlan Sets World Trotting Mile Record in Lexington
Uhlan the world champion trotter owned by C. K. G. Billings lowered the mile record to 1 54 1 2 in Lexington as Charles Tanner drove him on a perfect track. The record, previously 1 58, was shattered with a brisk :28 3 4, :57 1 4, 1:25 1 4 and 1:64 1 2 splits under clear skies and strong crowd cheering.
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Lexington
C. K. G. Billings
Charles Tanner
Clarke Team Wins All Three Games in Bowing Club Match
The Maverick Clarke Company team defeated Ransom Silsbee three straight games on Grand alleys. Quinn led with 181 and 186 games totaling 528, Fricke added 652, and Lantrip finished 181 in final game as Clarke tops 2204 to 1869. The match ends first week schedule with Eagle Furniture and Southwestern Telephone awaiting tonight’s games.
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Ransom & Silshee Bowling Club
Maverick-Clarke Company
Quinn
Fricke
Wagenstahl
Seng
Ransom & Silsbee
Lantrip
Clothiers
Eagle Furniture Company
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Hello” Boys
Furniture” Boys
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Mann
Maverick-Clarke
Tis. Eng .-S
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