Athletics Win Second Consecutive World Series Title
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in six games to claim the 1905 World Series. Earnshaw and Grove anchored a pitching staff that limited the Cardinals to five hits in the finale, while the A's struck with timely extra-base hits to secure the championship and prize money. Simmons and Dyer paced the offense as the Athletics swept the series with strong bullpen work and clutch hitting.
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Wooster Drill Boosts Ahead of Baldwin Wallace Game
Wooster coach LC Boles drills the team as they prepare for Baldwin Wallace next Saturday. Injuries have weakened the quarterback slot with Clif Nelson out and Raroh Buehler ill. Don Walkler shifts to quarterback to fill gaps while roles seek a New Jersey transfer to replace Nelson and Buehler. The Presbyterial Union of Cleveland plans a Pilgrimage to Wooster with 300 visitors and school delegations expected for the big showdown.
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Friday Football Scores From Newspapers 1923
Central Press Association brief list shows multiple college football results including Buffalo 13 12 over Alfred and Indiana Central 14 9 over Grinnell. Other matches include Kansas Wesleyan 46 14 over Baker and Wabash maybe over Terre Haute with several undecipherable lines.
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Parat to Compete in Chicago Friday
The report notes Von Parat will go in Chicago on Friday as part of a one round event at the arena. It mentions participants and a potential schedule while referencing local venues and student involvement.
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Ohio Ice battles Maroons tonight at Eskimo Field Lorain
Nizktr football debuts as Ohio Ice, Lorain county champions, face the Massillon Maroons at the new Eskimo Field on Washington Street. Lee Haight adds strength for Ohio Ice. expected lineup includes Strong Getz Ferreso Leg Lippa and others against Massillon stars Bowen Slaser Me arling Jones Petro Blackhal and Ving Azas O'Sihea Ramwinsh.
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Elyria Owned Whippet Breaks Record Here
A whippet owned by Elyria breaks the world month speed record at the Whip Derby in Riverview Park. The event, hosted by the Cleveland Whippet Club, saw rivals such as Kipling of Cleveland place third in the Puppy Race. Black Bess and Black Bottom scored in Haserent Cup and Northern Ohio championship races respectively.
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Lord Little Life Work in Football
Lou Little, famed Coimbra football coach, devoted his life to the gridiron since boyhood. He captained Leominster and Worcester academy teams, earned All-American notice at Penn in 1916, served as a World War II lieutenant, coached the Yellow Jackets, then Georgetown, posting 38 wins in five seasons and a .26 winning percentage after leaving Penn to coach at Columbus.
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Phillies Beat St Louis In Baseball Clash For World Title
Philadelphia gathered 14 hits and defeated St. Louis 9 to 4 as Adams led with 2 runs and 7 at bats, Dike and Simmons homered, Earnshaw started pitching for the Phillies, while Hallahan took the loss for St Louis in a high scoring contest.
Simmons And Gelbert Lead Series Hitting
In Philadelphia the world series saw Al Simmons of the Athletics post a .363 average over six games with 8 hits in 22 at bats and 2 home runs. Jo Foxx finished at .355, while Charley Gelbert led the Cardinals with a .353 average and was the only Logan Braver above .390.
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World Series receipts and shares detailed for 193?
Philadelphia reports the 193? World Series drew 212,? attendees across six games with total receipts around £955,720 and $953,772. Players share for the first four games totaled $525,865. Each winning player received $5,058.10 and each losing player $3,110.90. Advisory Council, clubs, and leagues shared £121,719.19 and $121,719.19 respectively.
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Question Marks and Merchants Meet Sunday at Lorain
The South Lorain Merchants face the Question Marks in the season opener at Oakwood Park. Pere Ucha’s squad arrives after two earlier wins this season and aims to start strong against the Merchants who were runners up last year. Coach Johnny Ucha orders a 6 p.m. workout for players tonight.
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Lorain to edge Lakewood in Lake Erie League opener
The Lake Erie League opens with Lorain at Lakewood in a high profile clash. Lorain seeks its first test against a strong Lakewood squad led by coach Ross, while Elyria and other rivals loom.
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Crimson Flash Aims for Fourth Straight Victory at Rocky River
Elyria High's Crimson Flash prepare for a Lake Erie League opener at Ely Stadium against Rocky River. Rocky River arrives undermanned and aims to keep the score down while Elyria plans to showcase a new aerial attack and give second-string players extended action after early touchdowns.
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State squad sails to Evanston for Northwestern game
Ohio State coach Salem Sant Willaman rearranges plans to avoid injuries. The squad held a fundamentals drill focusing on the forward pass while the Freshman Varsity practiced Northwestern plays under Ernie Godfrey. Players Bruder Russell Bernstein Hanley were highlighted.
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Thomas Furnitures Drill Tonight Before Sunday Game
The Thomas Furnitures hold a 6 o clock practice at Hamilton Field to prepare for the Sunday game against the Lorain Comets. Coach Staskiewicz focuses on blocking tackling and speed as Borsan sprained ankle and Smuin kowski with a shoulder issue are the only injuries reported.
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Stribling Christner Sign For Newark Bout
Young Stribling from Georgia will face K O Christner of Akropon, Akropon? in a ten round Newark armory bout on October 25 as announced by Velodrome management.
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