Trio of stars halt Dodgers in world series
Cleveland wins the 1920 World Series as pitching stars Coveleski Mails and Bagby shut down Brooklyn. Coveleski earns three wins in 27 innings, Mails allows six runs in 152 1 3 innings, while Speaker leads the Indians and Elmer Smith hits a bases loaded homer. Marquard faces ticket-scaping scandal ending his career with Brooklyn.
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Leveland
Dope
Jim Bagby
Walter Mails
Stan Coveleski
Indians
Dodger
Coveleski
Mails
Cleveland
Prexy Ebbets
Brooklyn
Marquard
Ali
Speaker
Brooklyn Stars
Carpentier Knocks Levinsky Out In Fourth Round
Georges Carpentier wins by knockout in the fourth round over Battling Levinsky in Jersey City. Carpentier drives Levinsky to the ropes and finishes with a strong right to seal the victory. Ted Kid Lewis defeats Marcellas. prelims include Kewple Col lander and Babe Asher in a six round draw.
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New York
Jorges Carpentier
Jack Dempecy
Battling Levinsky
Jersey City
Levinsky
Carpentier
Georges
Lavinsky
Levinaky Peraedemins
Kewple Collander
Minneapolis
Babe Asher
St. Louis
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Marcellas
Montana Gridders Rely on Veterans for Saturday clash
University of Montana prepares for a big game with seven lettermen in the lineup. Captain Dahlberg and McGowan anchor the line while Adama in the backfield is a certainty. Coach Bierman employs the Minnesota shift as Missoula reports describe the team’s strength and key players Hudson remains cautious.
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University of Montana
Stub
Alison
Bernie Mierman
Biermen
University of Minnesota
Lorin Solon
Washington
Missoula
Montana
Minnesota
Dahlberg
Morris
de Mers
Daylin
Adama
Waltershirken
McGowan
Letterman
Montana Frosh
Harris
de Moers
Imeporta
Morrie
Daylis
Bierman
Adams
Allison
St Martins coach predicts frosh strength in Washington Montana tilt
Coach Edwards of St Martins College foresees the frosh overcoming the University squad in Saturday’s game. St Martins recently defeated Aberdeen high 14 to 6 to boost confidence ahead of the clash.
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Edwards
St. Martins College
University Frosh
Feef
St. Martins
Aberdeen
Seals Win First Game Of Series On Connolly Heroics
In San Francisco on October 18, the Seals defeated Seattle 2 to 1 as Joe Connolly hit a decisive 10th inning homer. Al Demaree held Seattle to four hits, while Sam Rohne and Agnew helped manufacture the Seals’ runs.
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San Francisco
Joe Connolly
Frisco
Seattle
The
Seals
Sam Rohne
Murphy
Agnew
Tone
Sam
Connolly
Hasbrook
Seattle Beats San Francisco In Low Scoring Tilt
Scott Totale drove in the deciding run as Seattle took a 2 1 victory over San Francisco. Key moments included Conn etty home run, two base hit by Eldred, and a sacrifice by Kenworthy. Walsh Hastrook Kiliett Foreground the defense while Demaree and Beott worked on the mound for Seattle.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Sieooseee
Kaere Tohne
Murphy
Connetty
Eldred
Kenworthy
Walsh
Hastrook
Kiliett
Belle
Mt Demaree
Beott
Kune
Schumann to Box Nunes in Tacoma Card
Denver light welter Heinie Schumann will headline the Tacoma boxing card on October 21 facing California light welter Johnny Nunes. Schumann refused to fight Willie St. Claire after learning he was colored, drawing a color line and withdrawing from that scheduled bout.
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Denver
Tacoma
Johnny Nunes
California
Schumann
Willie St. Claire
Heinie
Wil
Thorpe Boxes M Carthy in Portland Ten Round Bout
Harvey Thorpe from Kansas City faces Johnny McCarthy of San Francisco in a ten round match in Portland. Thorpe boxes Travie Davis next Tuesday.
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Harvey Thorpe
Johnny McCarthy
Portland
Thorpe
Kansas City
McCarthy
San Francisco
Travie Davis
Man O'War Beats Sir Barton In Canadian Race
Langford reports Man O'War, the American Thoroughbred, won by seven lengths over Sir Barton at Kenilworth in Windsor Canada. The horse finished in 2 03, slower than his record, and will retire to stud with Laurel Maryland and Montreal plans noted.
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Windsor
Ont
Thorobred
Kenilworth
Sir Barton
J. K. L. Roan
Commander Row
Moe
Man O'War
Ramuel Riddie
Philadelphia
Laurel
Montreal
Rid
O'War
Montana grid team wins tight game 155 to 6
A quirky notes column recounts Floyd M Coy at Brown and Hulen, Virgil Harvey rumored to sing, Abe Hurwitz and Max Block opinions, Dar Meixnest ticketing for UW football, Dan Salt quitting gum, six cent gum price, and a teased wager on Walter Main. Montana’s grid team wins their first game by a remarkable 155 to 6 score ending with good night.
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Montana
Queen Anne to Meet Broadway in Prep Football Showdown
One local prep football game on the schedule this week pits Queen Anne against Broadway at Coast league ball park Saturday. Broadway makes its first appearance of the season under Coach Powers, who has not yet announced his lineup. Queen Anne opened with a 7 to 0 loss to West Seattle last week.
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Seattle
HYATT
McCarthy
Ham Hyatt
Vernon
National Association of Minor Leagues
Toledo
Dar Meixnest
University of Washington
Queen Anne and
Broadway
Powers
Hill
Queen Anne
West Seattle
Harvard to Meet Centre at Cambridge in October
The article notes Harvard will face Centre College in Cambridge on October 12. It also mentions Princeton and Chicago grid games planned for Princeton in 1911, and Fordham resuming football this year after 1917. Other items praise players like Captain Horween and Pete Stinchcomb, with references to Marverd, Yale, and Notre Dame leaders.
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Harvard
Center College
Cambridge
Chicago
Princeton
Tar Baby Favored To Win In Local Boxing Card
Sam Langford the Boston Tar Baby makes his first appearance tonight facing Frank Farmer in four rounds at the Arena. Langford comes off a seven round KO of Tiny Herman. Farmer is a crafty opponent in good condition. Also on the card Marcario Flores meets Earl Baird, and Tiroyd Madden fights Harry Casey with Roy McCa sslin vs Phil Jensen and M Hannon against Stan Fitzgerald in featherweight action. The first bout starts at 8:30.
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Sam Langford
Boston
Frank Farmer
Tacoma
Arena
Langford
Tiny Herman
Austin & Salt's
Farmer
Clem Jo
Andre Anderson
Tiroyd Madden
Harry Casey
Roy McCaasslin
Phil Jensen
M Hannon
Stan Fitzgerald
CHIEF BENDER STAGES REAL COMEBACK FOR BASEBALL
Charles Albert Chief Bender, longtime Philadelphia star, shines with New Haven in the Eastern league and draws big league interest as a pitcher and possible manager. He won 28 games, saved many, and pitched six straight games once, with standout no hit bid against Bridgeport.
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Conn
Charles Albert
Bender
Philadelphia Americans
George Weiss
New York Yankees
R Mn
Cincinnati
Fender
Bridgeport
Ed Walsh
Chicago
Walsh
Indians Clinch World Series as Coveleskie Starred
Cleveland fans flooded the streets after Tris Speaker and his champion Indians won the world series. Stanley Coveleskie earned his third victory of the series, holding Brooklyn to two runs in 27 innings and curling in a dramatic finish as 27,000 fans swarmed the field.
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Tris Speaker
Indians
Gene
Tribe
Ohio
Speaker
Henry L. Farrell
Cleveland
Little Sewell
Stanley Coveleskie
Blue Coats
Coveleskie
Robins
Brooklyn
Hubbard
Texas
Jim Dunn
Epen
Smithh
Indians Win World Title in Game Seven Thriller
Cleveland defeats Brooklyn in the final game to claim the 1920 World Series title. Key figures include Tris Speaker guiding the team, Ray Chapman's memory fueling the drive, and Stanley Coveleskie delivering clutch pitching. The Dodgers fall short after strong early-series play as Cleveland seizes the championship in the Forest City.
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Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland
Indiana
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Trolley Town Boys
Robbie
Speaker
Forest City
Indians
National League
Arma
Stanley Coveloskie
Tris Speaker
Tris
Chapman
Ray
Speke
Chappie
R. H. PO
Oleeb
Sicsocoee
Sheehan
Griffith
Bel Oe I Myers
Konetehy
Gace Kilduff
SR Ge Miller
Spain has fewer daily papers than other European nations
A study notes Spain prints the fewest daily newspapers among major European countries, highlighting a slower market growth and weaker newspaper density compared with peers.
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Spain
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East
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Elmer Smith
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Rube” Marquard
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Frank Coughlan
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Pete Stinchcomb
Ohio Estate
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Madden VS
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Speaker Rushes TO His Mother
BY Dean Snyder
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Ebbetsfield
Christy Mathewson
Babe Adams
Jack Coombs
Red Faber
Joey Sewell
Walter Matis
George Burns
Ray Chapman
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