Braves Triumph 1 0 As Athletics Struggle In World Series
Boston Braves defeat Philadelphia Athletics 1 to 0 at Shibe Field to seize a 2 0 lead in the World Series. Bill James outduels Eddie Plank in a pitching duel as Charley Deal’s second inning double proves decisive and the Braves tighten their hold on the title chase.
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Shibe Field
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Eddie Plank
Gettysburg Gatling
Athletics
Bill James
Northwest
Bostonians
Deal Steals Thunder as Deal and Stallings Stir Boston and Braves
In a tense late inning, Deal supposedly steals third on a close play while Barry hesitates to throw, drawing gasps from Boston fans. The sequence features Schang, James, and Collins in a dramatic clash with Stallings directing from the Braves bench as Deal scores on a pivotal frame.
Bill James Shines as Braves Tie Series With Spectacular Double Play
Boston pitcher Bill James dominated with fast, sharp work while Eddie Murphy battled at the plate. Eddie Plank kept Philadelphia scoreless with veteran left‑arm pitching as the Athletics fought hard but lacked punch. Braves bench taunts and Hildebrand’s calm officiating set a tense, noisy backdrop to a game defined by defense and youth versus experience.
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Stallings
Eddie Murphy
James
Hildebrand
Murphy
Maranville
Walsh
Schmidt
Athletics
Braves
Collins
Tigers
Washington
Philadelphians
Connie Mack
Boston
Boston Coop
Baseball card game detail with Plank and Boston hitters
In a detailed inning by inning account, Evers and Cather spark the early action with infield hits and steals. Plank struggles with his curve as Gowdy, Deal, and James chase runs while Boston and Philadelphia defenses exchange outs. No runs cross in the described frames as Plank and Barry hold the line and the crowd honors Eddie Plank.
Braves Rally Short but Fall Short in Tight Inning
In the fourth inning the Braves fail to score as Whitted flies out, Schmidt singles, Gowdy pops out, Maranville singles advancing Schmidt, and Barry makes a sharp defensive play on Deal. James dominates early with two perfect innings and a dazzling stretch, fanning Athletes with no hits or runs. In the fifth Mann singles, Mann advances, and Cather fields cleanly as Barry handles a grounder for the out.
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Whitted
Schmidt
Gowdy
Murphy
Maranville
Barry
Deal
James
Oldring
Collins
Mann
Vers
Cather
Vanderbilt Loses Hard Fought Game to Michigan
In rain and mud at Ann Arbor Michigan defeated Vanderbilt 23 to 3. Michigan’s Maulbetsch and Hughitt sparked scoring with Splawn helping in outpunted Vanderbilt. Sikes’s tackles limited Wolverine gains while Cody drew cautions for slugging.
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Vanderbilt
Michigan
Box Score Summary of Athletics at Phillies Game
In a long box score the Philadelphia fended off Boston with one run on two extra base hits. Schang doubled for the Athletics and Deal knocked in a run via a two base hit with Maranville making key plays on defense. James struck out eight for Boston, Plank struck out six for Philadelphia. The teams traded suspense through innings with stolen bases, errors, and a late single and run by Mann that propelled Philadelphia to the win.
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Rabbit Maranville
Barry
Charley Deal
Red Smith
Amos Strunk
Strunk
Amos
Deal
Flames
Walter Schang
Boston
Athletics
Bill James
Mackmen
Carbonade
Washington
Eddie Plank
Braves
Mann
Evers
Schang
McInnis
Cather
Baker
Whitted
Collins
Ivers
Plank
Sso
Philadelphia
Maranville
Schmidt
James
Hildebrand
Byron
Klein
Dineen
Post Series Games Summary Highlight
At St Louis first game Browns defeat Cardinals 2 to 0 in nine innings. Second game ended 3 to 0 due to darkness after Baumgarten and Agnew, Griner and Snyder combined for the Browns. At New York the Yankees top Giants 5 to 6 in a nine inning tilt. Fisher and Nunemaker led the Browns. Marquard, Demaree and Meyers paced the Giants. Officials OBrien Johnson Hart Connolly Evans Rigler. Chicago Cubs White Sox game halted by rain.
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R. H. E. Browne
Cardinals
James
Agnew
Perritt
Wingo
O'Brien
Johnson
R. H. BE. Browns
Evvessendes
Baumgarden
Griner
Snyder
New York
R. H. E. Yankees
Giants
Fisher
Nunemaker
Marquard
Demaree
Meyers
Hart and
Connolly
Evans
Rigler
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Four Prisoners Freed by Grand Jury Report
The grand jury released four prisoners for lack of evidence after its first week of business. The individuals named are Nathan Smiley for assault to murder, Allen Robinson for perjury, Norman Basteda for burglary, Howard Wright for burglary, and Lige Johnson for burglary. The jury also visited the county courthouse, schools, and poor house and will issue a full report next Saturday.
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Nathan Smiley
Allen Robinson
Norman Basteda
Howard Wright
Lige Johnson
Winn Seeks Short Term Court of Appeals Seat
Montgomery October 10 The governor has received the application of G W Winn of Clayton for the office of judge of the court of appeals to succeed E Perry Thomas. The governor may delay until convinced the office should be filled for the short time. It is expected the governor will not appoint since the term would last about one month. Judge J B Brown of Cullman who defeated Thomas in the primary will take office after the November election.
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Montgomery
Ala
G. W. Winn
Clayton
Court of Appeals
E. Perry Thomas
Richard W. Walker
J. B. Brown
Cullman
Thomas
Cream of Kentucky and Lewis 66 in City League Park Game
At City League Park this afternoon 3 o clock the Cream of Kentucky and Lewis 66 teams meet in a scheduled game. Both managers Clarke and West expect a hard fought contest with strong pitching from both sides and a big crowd likely to attend. The lineups list Erhardt at second and Schenher in center for Creams. Williams at short and Wiseman pitching for Lewis among others.
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Cream of Kentucky
Lewis’ 66
City League Park
Lewis
Braves
Athletics
Clarke
West
Creams
Erhardt
Smallwood
W. Pocase
Smith
Littlegreen
Midgett
Schenher
Burch
Courtney
Murray
County Jail Holds Three Charged With Murder
Owen Thompson Olivia Thompson and Odell Walker all of Choctaw county were arrested Saturday by deputy sheriffs and placed in the county jail on murder charges. Will Davis, convicted in the recorder’s court for selling liquor without a license, was also jailed Saturday to serve a 90 day sentence for that offense.
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Owen Thompson
Olivia Thompson
Odell Walker
Choctaw County
Will Davis
Recorder’s Court
Auburn Defeats Florida in 20-0 Gridiron Victory
In Jacksonville on October 10, Auburn overwhelmed Florida University after a scoreless first half. The Tigers, heavier by twenty pounds per man, scored three touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters to win 20 to 0.
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Auburn
Florida
Southern Football Scores Dominant Week Results
Auturn defeats Florida 20 to 0 and Georgia tops Suwanee G S 8 to 7. Mississippi shuts out 0 as Virginia dominates Richmond 62 to 0. Tennessee beats Clemson 27 to 0 and Tech overwhelms Mercer 106 to 0.
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Florida
Georgia
Suwanee G. S
S. A
Mississippi
Virginia
Richmond
Tennessee
Clemson
Tech
Mercer
College Football Scores From Weekend Schedule
Yale defeated Lehigh 20 to 3 and Harvard beat Washington and Jefferson 10 to 0. Princeton won 12 to 7 over Syracuse while Penn and La Fayette tied 0 to 0. Cornell routed Carlisle 21 to 0 and Dartmouth topped Williams 21 to 3. Army shutout Rutgers 13 to 0 and Pittsburgh edged Navy 13 to 6. Brown and Amherst played to a 0–0 tie. Worthmore defeated Buc_iell 9 to 0. Johns Hopkins beat Stevens 16 to 13. Chicago overwhelmed Northwestern 28 to 0 as Illinois beat Indiana 51 to 0. Purdue won 26 to 0 over Western Reserve. Ohio State beat Case 6 to 0. Wisconsin crushed Marquette 48 to 0. Minnesota 26, Ames 0. Michigan 23, Vanderbilt 3. Drake beat Grinnell 20 to 7. Missouri routed William Jewell 46 to 0. St Louis University 29, Illinois State Normal 0. Iowa City 49, Cornell College 0.
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Princeton
Syracuse
University of Pennsylvania
LaFayette
Cornell
Carlisle
Dartmouth
Williams
Army
Rutgers
Pittsburg
Navy
Brown
Amherst
Worthmore
Buc Iell
Johns Hopkins
Stevens
Chicago
Northwestern
Illinois
Indiana
Perdue
Western Reserve
Ohio State
T. Case
Wisconsin
Marquette
Minnesota
Ames
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Drake
Grinnell
Missouri
William Jewell
St. Louis University
Illinois State Normal
Iowa City
Cornell College
Federal League Games Hit Baltimore in Doubleheader
At Baltimore Brooklyn trounced the Orioles 7 to 1 in the opener with strong offense and solid pitching. The nightcap ended 3 to 0 as Baltimore held Brooklyn to seven hits. In Pittsburgh a doubleheader was interrupted by rain with the first game ending 9 to 8 in favor of Baur’s team and the second abandoned. Political faith is the peculiar thing.
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Baltimore
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Cca
Baltimmore
LaFitte
Watson
Suggs
Dix
Brown
Owen
Wilhelm
Kerr
Pittsburgh
R.H.E. Baur
Piers Soon Salae
Hittenuppe
Moore
Woodman
Blair
Allen
Berry
Shannon and
Manassau
Alabama Routs Birmingham College 55–0 in 4th Quarter Rally
Alabama defeated Birmingham College 55 to 0 in Tuscaloosa. After leading 13–0 at the start of the final period, Alabama mounted six more touchdowns and goals as the last ten minutes unfolded into a decisive scoring burst.
FADS AND FANCIES FOR THE MOTORIST
Autumn touring notes describe parasol ettes with pinked edges and folding handles, vanity cases silk lined with pockets and hat pins, new crush plush robes for limousines, llama scarfs for men, tweed coats from America, velvet Piping Rock hats, afternoon tea baskets with electric kettles, and Alpine hats for touring. Strong focus on motoring accessories and attire.
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