Giants Rally Fails In Ninth Round Fight For Victory
The Giants nearly overturned a tied game in the ninth as McGraw's lineup pressed the Athletics. Bender struggled late but held firm, and Burns Merkle Shafer and Murray produced key hits but could not complete the comeback. McGraw’s pinch hitters failed as Demaree was shelled early and Marquard later gave up a big lead.
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Demaree
Marquard
Bender
Redman
Giants
McLean
Burns
Murray
Merkle
Collins
McInness
Connie Mack
White Elephants
Hunters Seek Reliable Black Powder Aftercentury Legacy
A compact note highlights Black powder traditions with old reliable Orange Extrayou delivering reliability and precision for shooters and hunters seeking steady performance.
Orange Extra Shotgun Powder Endorsed by Skilled Workmen
Skilled workmen and improved machinery produce Orange Extra powder praised as the favorite for shotgun shooters. Available in three standard grain sizes for small and large bore guns. Manufactured in Wilmington Delaware.
Boggs Triumphs Over Murphy In Fast Tennis Match
In a YMCA Tennis Club program W H Boggs former college doubles champion defeated Dan Murphy former college singles champion in a three set match Murphy won the first set 6 1 Boggs took the second 6 4 and the decisive third 6 1 to complete a comeback Also noted a trans Atlantic steamer carrying a 72000 candlepower search light with five mile range for iceberg protection.
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W. H. Boggs
Texas
Dan Murphy
Boggs
Murphy
Peacock Wins Over San Antonio High in Matinee
The West End Peacock football team defeated San Antonio High School 6 to 0 at Electric Park. Perkins scored the lone touchdown in the second quarter after a strong first half showing by Peacock, while High School failed to capitalize and improved but briefly in the fourth. Timekeeping noted quarters of 10, 12, 12, and 10 minutes with officials Fred Ramsdell, Susan, and Len.
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Thayer
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Radley
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Greene
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Marshall
Susan
West Texas
Len
San Antonio Academy
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Parrini
MIT
Wee
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Thomas
Moderatl
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Shinn
Pegues
Williams
Sherrill
Ticket seller arrested over World Series tickets
Richard J. Donovan a ticket pelt at the Polo Grounds held in 500 bail after arraignment on disposing of unreserved World Series tickets to speculators. Complainant Harry Hempstead says the leak is found and the public will exonerate the club. Canada water power is estimated at 16 350 000 horsepower with 1 016 000 developed.
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New York
Richard J. Donovan
Polo Grounds
Harry Hempstead
New York Nationals
Donovan
Canada
Bell System Rollers Set League Record in Strong Match
Captain Stephens led with a 175 average and 626 total as the Bell System rollers excelled. Smythe surpassed 500 with 502, and the team posted an 858 in the second game to set a league mark. Furniture's Captain Frazier rolled three solid games, while Chief Garven hit 177 in the opener for the runners up.
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Stephens
Smythe
Bell System Rollers
Frazier
Garven
Southwestern Telephone Company
A. Shafer
Boren
Helslig
Nai
Phones Defeat Eagle Furniture Co In Commercial League
In a Grand alleys tenpin match Southwestern Telephone Co defeated Eagle Furniture Co quintette to close the first week. Eagle led after the first game but Telephone rolled strongly in the last two games, with Boren delivering the highest single game of 203 and a 619 series.
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Southwestern Telephone Company
Eagle Furniture Company
Telephone Boys
Boren
Trinity 18 Defeats A and M in Early Third Quarter
Trinity College suffered an early setback as Agricultural and Mechanical College struck in the third quarter, Dallas football style, with Hohn passing to Garrity for a touchdown and Beasley converting the kick to seal a surprise victory.
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Deen
Braumiller
McKenzie
DeLonge
Cardwell
Washam
Mullin
Aes Kaewer Cearrity
Ferguson
Hohn
Bridges
Williams
Miller
Moore
Willie
Dunsan
Beasley
Coleman
Roberts
Glisson
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Schmidt
Batting Leaders Highlight 1912 Baseball Standings
Unofficial averages after final games place Ty Cobb first in the American League at .391 and Yingling first in the National at .400. McDonald edges Daubert for .362 while Brooklyn’s .360 trails. Philadelphia and Brooklyn lead team and fielding marks, with Milan atop stolen bases in the AL and Carey in the NL stealing 66.
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Ty Cobb
Yingling
McDonald
Boston
Daubert
Brooklyn
Lobert
Philadelphia
Marans
Cincinnati
Smith
Cobb
Crawford
Tougie
Lelivelt
Clev Giang
Strunk
Bauman
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O'Neil
Cleveland
Stovall
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Ccessee
Walker
Pittsburg
Milan
Carey
Pitpmine
Ational
P.C. Vaughee
Demaree
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Wee Alexander
B. Wees
P.C
N Johnson
Washington
Hyatt
Cravath
Schmidt
Zimmerman
Titus
Zinn
Henriksen
Collins
Lajoie
Gandil
James
Walsh
R. Miller
Crandall
Erwin
Heeced
Seepe Becker
Hess
Petar Yf Magee
Wheat
D. Murphy
Wood
Bender
Phila
San Marcos Baptist Academy Beats Southwestern University
Under Hays County Fair Association auspices in San Marcos Texas the Baptist Academy defeated Southwestern University 6 to 0 in four ten minute quarters. Caffarelli scored the first touchdown after a drive with fumbles and gains. Walker failed to convert the goal.
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San Marcos
Tex
Hays County Fair Association
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Southwestern University
Academy
Caffarelli
Walker
Many Games Today Excellent Football Contests Are Slated in the East
In New York on October 11, football fans awaited 80 intercollegiate games in the East as major programs began solid campaigns. Key matchups included Harvard at Cambridge and Yale at New Haven with Williams, Lafayette, Carlisle, Cornell, Rutgers, the Army, Pennsylvania, Swarthmore, Princeton, Bucknell, and others shaping the early season news.
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Harvard
Williams
Cambride
Yale
Lafayette
New Haven
Carlisle
Cornell
Ithaca
Rutgers
Army
West Point
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Princeton
Bucknell
Princet
Cubs Shut Out Sox In City Championship Game
Bert Humphries pitched brilliantly as the Chicago Nationals routed the White Sox 8 to 0 in the third game of the city series at Westside Park. Poor fielding aided the defeat, and the crowd of 17,897 saw a strong onslaught on Jim Scott’s pitches.
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Chicago
Bert Humphries
Jim Scott
Chicago Nationals
Cubs
Scott
White Sox
Gamboa Dike
Westside Park
Scott, Lathrop
Schalk
Humphries
Archer
Nationals Win City Championship In Late Seventh
The St Louis Nationals defeated the local American Leaguers 4 to 1 to clinch the city title. The game ended after seven innings due to darkness with timely Nationals hits and an error contributing to the decider. Perritt and Wingo opposed Baumgardner and Agnew in the mound duel.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Nationals
R. H. E. Nationals
Perritt
Wingo
Baumgardner
Agnew
Golf Tournament Opens at San Antonio Club
The 98 man golf match started about 1 30 this afternoon on the new 18 hole course at the San Antonio Club. Captains John Frost and Ernest Brown led two 49 player teams. Plans include a ladies putting match and a dinner dance tonight to celebrate the course opening. The top 32 medal scores today advance to the October club flight tourney. Ernest Brown chairs the entertainment committee.
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San Antonio
John Frost
Ernest Brown
Bantamweights Campi and Burns Fight to Draw in Denver
Eddie Campi of San Francisco and Frankie Burns of Jersey City each stayed even after fifteen rounds in Denver. The bantamweights battled evenly last night with no winner declared.
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Colo
Eddie Campi
San Francisco
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
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