Forty Five Men Named For World Series Participant List
Forty five players will take part in the coming world series with Giants and Red Sox sharing a combined pool. The list includes 23 Giants and 22 Red Sox with notable names such as McGraw Mathewson Speaker and Wagner. Clubs must donate 25 percent of their earnings to league treasuries, reducing owners’ take while boosting league funds and expenses for the series.
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New York
Giants
Red Sox
New York Nationals
Ames
Becker
Burns
Crandall
Doyle
Devore
Fletcher
Groh
Hartley
Herzog
McGraw
Marquard
Mathewson
McCormick
Merkle
Meyers
Murray
Robinson
Shafer
Snodgrass
Tesreau
Wilson
Wiltse
Boston Americans
Ball
Bedient
Bradley
Cady
Collins
Carrigan
Eng@ie
Gardner
Hall
Hendrickson
Hooper
Krug
Lewis
Nanamaker
O’brien
Pape
Stahl
Speaker
Wagner
Wood
Yarkes
Red
Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
National Commission
Fenway Park
Boston
Shibe Park
Polo Grounds
Invention of the Telephone by Bell
The piece notes that Alexander Graham Bell earned vast wealth from his invention of the telephone after twisting a screw a quarter turn. It mentions the discovery was accidental and that Bell did not foresee its commercial value for months.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
San Antonio gains new auto firm at 104 East Travis Street
The Guarantee Motor Car company takes possession of the new building at 104 East Travis street. J. P. Hagan, former Woodward Carriage auto sales manager, is president. H. J. Smith from Woodward Carriage also joins as vice prosi. The firm hires experienced men to handle two car lines Krit and Cole with a strong local reputation.
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The
Guarantee Motor Car Company
San Antonio
East Travis Street
C. W. Voss
J. P. Hagan
Woodward Carriage Company
New Concern
H. J. Smith
Prosi
Cole and
Krit
New Auto Company Opens San Antonio Plant and Showroom
Dent, former Marion carriage maker, will head painting and decorating at Woodward Co. W. Voss of Williamsburg IA joins as secretary treasurer and large land owner. Cole Car agents in the territory promote K r i t and Cole cars. Hagan reports a shipment of K r i t s and aims to demo Cole cars soon. The renovated plant features a show room and offices with repair work led by C. G. Hensley and administration by A. G. Bennett.
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Cole
Hagan
C. G. Hensley
A. G. Bennett
Carter-Mullaly Transfer Company
Duel and American insistence on boxing as code of honor
An American in Carlsbad reports a Berlin tradesman claims the Yankee way to settle disputes is to box offenders rather than go to court. The tale says fighting spares expense and courts and leaves Americans with broken noses as proof of their system.
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Carlsbad
Berlin
Germany
Senators Win Close Game From Red Sox
Washington defeated Boston 3 to 2 in a hard fought contest. Cashion was wild but effective at critical points. Wagner fielded well and Gandil's batting stood out as the features in the American League action.
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Washington
Boston
Cashion
Wagner
Gandil
Philadelphia
New York
Warhop
Sweeney
Brown
Egan
Scores, lineup, and darkness halt game details
Evening baseball summary notes Cleveland scoring 000 020 00 and 1 2, batteries Dauss and Stanage for Cleveland. Kahler and O Neil and Adams for the visitors. Called on account of darkness.
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Cleveland
Dauss
Stanage
James
Kahler
O'Neil
Adams
Batter clash seals tense game as Washington edges Boston
Washington beats Boston 39 to 24 in a low scoring affair. Collins Carrigan Thomas Cashion Williams contribute on defense and scoring as the Battery pairs shine for Washington.
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Boston
Washington
Collins
Carrigan
Thomas
Cashion and
Williams
Fogel accuses umpires of aiding Giants pennant
Horace H. Fogel president of the Philadelphia National League club claims umpires favored the Giants and gave them the pennant. The statement is issued in Chicago on September 28.
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Chicago
Horace
Fogel
Philadelphia
Giants
Smithsonian team ends search for prehistoric traces in South America
Dr. Ales Herdlicka of the Smithsonian and Bai ley Willis of the geological survey return to Washington. They sought evidence of prehistoric races in Brazil and Argentina, but the preliminary report states the inquiry's general results do not harmonize with prior authors' claims about the finds.
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Washington
South America
Ales Herdlicka
Smithsonian Institute
Bailey Willis
Geological Survey
Brazil
Argentina
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Police Department
Eighth Avenue
Speedway
O. K
Oakland
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Main Avenue
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Birdsong & Potchernick
Kodaks and Auto Supplies
East
Houston Street
College Street
Birdsond & Potchernick
Avenue D
E. Houston St
CIV
Travis Street
Frank A. Winerich
St. Mary’s Street
Auto Dealers
FISK
Texas
Main Ave
Senators
Browns
Detroit
Naps
St. Louis
Sherwood Magee
Tom Lynch
Charley Wbbetts
Brooklyn
Lynch
Phillies
Packard
Reo
Babcock Electric
Citizens Auto Co
Travis St
Maxwell
Franklin
Firestone Tires
All Auto Supplies
Stracke Bros
J. E. Applewhite
Laredo
Harry Archer
Corpus Christi
Everson Motor Car Co
Brownsville
R. C. Flick Auto Co
Cuero
J. F. Houchins
Hallettsville
H. E. Johnson
Moore
L. G. Kreisle
Victoria
R. B. Lamb
Lockhart
A. F. Rees
Beeville
Tom Shaper
Goliad
S. X. Callahan
Missouri
SAN Antonio Hardware Company
West Commerce St
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