Inside Dope on World Series Pitching Strength
Brown Holmes analyzes the Red Sox and Phillies pitching staffs for the World Series. Grover Alexander’s ability to pitch four games could swing the series, with Pat Moran weighing start frequency. Sox options include Outen, Shore, and Rudy Baker Ruth is noted among top hitters.
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Pat Moran
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George Fossa
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McQuillen
Outen Mard
Grover
Shore
Ballard Coach Predicts Wins Over Lincoln at Dugdale Field
George Cole, Ballard high football coach, predicts a decisive victory over Lincoln high at Dugdale Field Friday afternoon. He cites eight returning lettermen and an expected 170 to 175 pound average, with fullback Kyle and linemen Crossett Thomas Clifford in key roles.
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Waivers Sought for Veteran Manager After Retirement
The Pittsburgh club seeks waivers on veteran manager to honor his retirement and allow him to pursue other opportunities. No current team has claimed him, despite interest from several clubs. Stanford and California athletes shine at Frisco PAA meet with strong sprints and jumps.
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Sisson
Dope on Players New York Phillies Boston Preview
A reader summary of Phillies and Red Sox players with notes on Philadelphians Luderrus, Barry, Gardner, Bancroft, Duffy, and more. Highlights include Hite, Hauser, and Speaker praised for hitting and fielding as Boston clashes with Philadelphia in the World Series preview.
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Phillies Get Rest Before World Series Opener
The Phillies prepare for the World Series with a home doubleheader and a day’s rest before Friday’s games. Gabby Cravath bats as Morane faces questions about Grover Cleveland Alexander who may start today. Weather forecasts vary, cool with possible showers or warm and fair. Major league games postponed due to rain in several cities.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Would Force Champions to Defend Title Plan Emerges
A Cleveland meeting of promoters led by Tom Andrews of Milwaukee proposes stripping a champion of his title if he refuses a title defense within six months. The plan aims to curb champions avoiding challengers and ensure more frequent ring action, though a key concern is proving a real winner in cases of disputed coronations.
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Tom Andrews
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White Declines Rematch With Willie Ritchie in Milwaukee
Charley White says he will not meet Willie Ritchie in November in Milwaukee. White and Ritchie drew two years ago, but Ritchie demands more money than White. Manager Lewis insists on equal terms before signing articles.
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Willie Ritchie
Milwaukee
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Park Team Prepares for U W Game at Miller Hall
The Washington Park football squad readies for a tough matchup with the University of Washington, boasting a lineup that averages over 170 pounds. Notables include Wagner, Doyle, Donohue, Calhoun, Reeves, and Parker as practice continues at 31st Ave and Madison Street daily at seven with arc lights. A public tryout in Miller's hall at 28th and Madison is planned for Thursday evening.
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Precedent Is a Boston Booster
The piece notes the Phillies have never won a World Series after 40 years of attempts while the Red Sox have never lost a World Series having appeared twice and defeated the Pirates in 1903 and the Giants in 1912. It emphasizes Boston’s unique record in the event.
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