Red Sox Outfield Dominates World Series Display
In Philadelphia on October 14 the Boston outfield led by Duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper lived up to its famed reputation. Hooper delivered two crucial homers, Baker’s clutch hits hurt Philadelphia, and Bancroft starred at times with stellar fielding. Rixey impressed for the Phillies, yielding only four hits after entering in the third inning, two of which were homers.
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Virginian
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World Series Postmortem: Stars and Surprises Compete
The piece reviews key players from the World Series including Lewis who hit .444 in five games and fielded 11 chances, Hooper with a .350 average and a ninth-inning homer to seal the title, Alexander and Cravath underperforming, and Foster as the pitching standout with two wins and a late ninth-inning hit.
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Cravath
Foster
O Leary to Box Drouillard Next in Winnipeg
Johnny O Leary to box Patsy Drouillard lightweight champion of Eastern Canada in Winnipeg Manitoba on October 18 as per a letter to The Star. O Leary says he is living quietly and sanely and never has been in better shape.
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Patsy Drouillard
Canada
Winnipeg
Manitoba
The
Star
Johnny
Delay on Intercollegiate Baseball Abolishment
Action by the athletic board of control to abolish intercollegiate baseball is delayed two weeks. In Denver, the Denver University football team beat the Montana Aggies 27 to 3 yesterday.
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Minneapolis
Athletic Board of Control
Denver
Denver University
Montana Aggies
George Foster Wins Twice in World Series Spark
The smallest AL pitcher George Foster earned two wins in the world series, crediting Lewis and Hooper for Wednesday's victory as his second win.
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George Foster
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Lewis
Hooper
Some Game Becomes Bittersweet Classic in Boston Philadelphia World Series
The Boston Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies in a thrilling World Series finale. Luderus’s long homer and Hooper plus Lewis fueled a high‑drama chase as fans roared, while O’Loughlin’s disputed call and Bancroft and Paskett’s hits shaped the tense finish. The column declares the best team won as Boston triumphs and Philly endures a hard, noisy defeat.
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Berton Braley
Philadelphia
Speaker
Lewis
Hooper
Luderus
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Willow
Hooper's Wallop Costs 80000 in Showdown Layered Figures
The article notes an $80 000 figure tied to Hooper's ninth inning homer and compares it to $40 000 paid by Red Sox president Lannin and $40 000 by Phillies president Baker. The sum represents receipts if Philadelphia had won, with magnates collecting all but the national commission's tenth share.
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Hooper
Lannin
Red Sox
Baker
Phillies
National Commission
Queen Anne Seeks Big Score Against West Seattle
Queen Anne without Carr the 200 pound tackle will try Friday at Dugdale field to run up a larger score than Broadway did in the opener. Blake at 168 pounds will open holes in the line as Carr’s replacement. Franklin game ended in a scoreless tie and the Quays drill hard hoping to repeat Broadway’s scoring surge. Blanchard may start at quarterback after a tense Franklin tilt. The teams are evenly matched in weight with Queen Anne slight in the average.
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Dugdale Field
West Seattle
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Quays
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Blanchard
Lone Star Implements Novel Interference System
A West region debut shows Lone Star using a new interference and Carlisle blocking scheme. In Washington State's 28 to 3 victory over Oregon, the line opened big holes and the backs found thin gaps, sometimes facing two openings to choose from.
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Washington State
Oregon
Salmon from the Northwest for East Coast buyers
North Pacific Fish Co announces fresh 7 to 9 pound salmon ships to the East at $1.25 with prepaid charges $1.50. Salmon is dressed packed and re-iced daily by express to arrive prime. Orders or deliveries to East Coast customers assured.
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Mapress
Miratasippi
Express Company
North Pacific Fish CO
Stuart Ridg
Seattle
Wash
Ohio Mets Dentistry Guaranteed Teeth Set Offer
A dentistry ad from Ohio Mets Dentistry promotes a guaranteed ten dollar set of teeth. The offer emphasizes affordability and reliability for dental fittings and restorations.
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Ohio Mets Dentistry
Three Boston stars pace world baseball title run
Speaker Lewis and Hooper led Boston in the world series with strong batting averages and 10 RBIs among 42 hits. Hooper hit .350, Lewis .444 slugging, Speaker .294, totaling a .363 series average. The trio's fielding stifled opponents as critics note fading Native American stars from earlier glory.
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Phillies
Foster
Red Sox
World Series clubs demand big guarantee
Philadelphia October 14 The proposal for a 15000 guarantee of the Red Sox and Phillies held up final arrangements for their proposed trip to the Pacific coast. If a telegram from President Berry of the San Francisco club guarantees players will receive 15000 the trip will be made.
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Red Sox
Phillies
Pacific Coast
Berry
San Francisco
Everett High to Meet U W Juniors Tomorrow
Everett Oct 14 The Everett high school football team will meet the U of W Juniors here tomorrow. Everett has won four consecutive seasons.
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Everett High
U. of W. Junnors
Seattle Boy Pullman End Alice Loomis?
Ray Loomis, a Lincoln high school alumnus, played end for Washington State and helped beat Oregon 28 to 3 last Saturday. His swift tackling and 180 pound frame were noted as key moments in the victory.
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Lincoln High School
Washington
Oregon
Confessions of a Wife KITTY'S SMILE GONE
Kitty lies dying as Margie, the narrator, recalls their friendship and Kitty’s romance with Herbert. The scene shifts to a touching farewell in Kitty's room with talk of their future child and a final plea to name the baby Margie. The piece ends with a foreseen continuation.
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Bill Tenney
Herbert
Margie
Kktty Mariam
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Mrs. Tenney
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Kitty Malram
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Tom
Margaret
Mehitable
Hard Game for W S C Saturday
Pullman October report notes Washington State College’s victory over Oregon conference clash score largest in 11 years. Dietz blocking system and strong interference fueled gains while key players incClude Ace Clark injured and Zimmerman out. Next up Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis could decide Northwest title.
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State College
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Corvallis
Whitman
Ace Clark
Brooks
Everett
Herrid
Seattle
Clark
Zimmerman
Doane
U. of W
The Losses of Idleness
A short lecture argues that idleness harms society and wealth, claiming money gained honestly proves ability thrift and character and funds youth education while preventing old age dependence.
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