Giants Defense Bad Says Rice By Grantland Rice
Boston, Oct. 10. Grantland Rice argues the Giants defense collapse cost them as six unearned runs cross the plate while Mathewson struggles gain no run support. He notes Boston’s offense helped by a muffed play and credits Herzog and Murray for sparking late pressure as New York’s leads fade in the World Series opener.
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Grantland Rice
Boston
Jeff Tesreau
New York
Giants
Collins
Hall
Matty
Glante
Herzog
Murray
Red Sox
Stahl
Clase X
AB. EH
Gnodgraesif
Doyie
Vsce
Ar Recker
Carrigan
Bedient
Beere
Eereorter
Murra
Abereed
Murra Yerkes
Metkic
Speaker
Waenea
Ine
Bympires
Yicoenl
Saat
Winter Homes of Our Champs
Seattle's 1912 champion baseball team disperses to multiple winter bases from Los Angeles to Alaska. Several players departed early after post season play with Spokane, others joined new locations including Red Wing Minnesota Fullerton Freeport Orville Cal Seattle Fort Wayne Springfield and Edmonds.
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Seattle
Alaska
Spokane
Whaling
Schneider
Los Angeles
Wally
Red Wing
Minn
Thompson
A E Y Fullerton
Freeport
James Oroville
Cal
Jackson
Shaw
Raymond
Nill
Fort Wayne
Ind
Strait
Almira
N. Y
Mann
Sprield Training School
Springfield
Wilson
Edmonds
Wash
Moran
Coeds Allowed to Row at University of Washington
University of Washington permits women to row under strict rules after two year ban. They must train at the gymnasium, swim test required, no racing, no racing shells, and weather restrictions. Boat house built at Pay Streak removes prior obstacle. Over 160 girls joined hockey programs.
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R. C. Wright
University of Washington
Faculty Athletic Committee
Richmond Paper Employees Form Basketball Team
The Richmond Paper company employees organize a basketball team for the upcoming season and seek games with local clubs. All correspondence should be addressed to Charlie Keppler, manager.
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Richmond Paper Company
Charile Keppler
Langford and McVey Fight Ends After Refused Continuation
In a heavyweight bout, Langford was awarded the decision over Sam McVey after McVey protested a foul in the 11th round and refused to continue. The American and Californian fighters staged a disputed clash.
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Peer
Bass Langford
Sam McVey
California
McVey
Unknown Boxer Al Moore Found in Snohomish
The mystery man known as The Unknown who challenged pugilists has been located as Al Moore, 165 pounds, of Snohomish formerly from California. His record includes a win over Al Reeves and a five round win over Kid Rose, plus several draws and losses in other bouts. Middleweights or light heavies may contact Moore in Snohomish.
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al Moore
Snohomish
California
Moore
al Reeves
Kid Rose
Nk Fields
Walter Coffee
Terry Keller
Young Jack Johnson
Goodman Swan Dive Star Leads Seattle A C Show
Sid Goodman, star swimmer and diver of the Seattle Athletic Club, performs a Swan dive in a remarkable midair photo. Harvard three year champion in diving, he dominated Potlatch water events in Seattle last summer and drew large crowds when in the A C tank.
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Sid Goodman
Seattle Athletic Club
Harvard
Goodman
Stockholm
Seattle
Remarkable features of Bunday’s race meet and timing
A vivid column notes the untouched fences and grand stand after the meet with no riders harmed. It toys with humor about Vic the cartoonist and bets, mocks post-season profits, and ends with a sardonic line about beans for Boston fans if victory comes, reflecting local sports wit.
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Bunday
Motorcycles Move to Madison Park for Big Sunday Race
Next Sunday's motorcycle meeting moves from Meadows track to Madison park for Pacific coast championships and the Considine cup race. Half mile oval aids spectators and racers, car service improves, and entries are pouring in to Secretary BR A Hiller. Fred Mercer has entered the 20 mile Considine cup after his mile a minute pace last Sunday.
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Meadows Track
Madison Park Track
Madison Park
BR. A. Hiller
Seattle Racing Association
Fred Mercer
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Heinie) Heitmuller
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