Baseballs fading base running marks World Series tone
Philadelphia witnesses a gripping game as Boston wins with heavy hitting. Foster dominates yet teammates back him with power. Hooper belts two homers sealing the title while Lewis and Hoblitzer contribute strong contact as runners steal only three times in the series.
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Mayer
Rixey
Boston
Red Sox
Lewis
Hooper
Luderus
Speaker
Hoblitzer
Bancroft
Gardner
Paskett
Cravath
Whitted
Dagey
Single G Wins the Cumberland Stake
Single G, a top pacer, captured the Grand Circuit Cumberland stake in straight heats with fast times. Queen Abbess finished second. Jockey Carl Ganz of Louisville died from injuries after a Latonia racing accident when a horse kicked him in the head.
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Lexington
Cumberland
Queen Abbess
Covington
Carl Ganz
Louisville
Inj
Latonia
Ganz
Beach Comber
Carrigan Moran Call 1915 World Series One of Hardest Fought
Philadelphia October 14. Managers Carrigan and Moran agreed the 1915 world series was among the hardest won in baseball history. Moran conceded the Phillies were the NL’s best and the Red Sox the AL’s best, while Carrigan praised the Phillies’ stiff battle and said the Sox outplayed them.
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Philadelphia
Carrigan
Red Sox
Pat Moran
Phillies
Moran
Sox
George Foster
Duffy Lewis
Boston
Ceuiere
R. H
Reraot Foster
Ewes
Rixey
Lewis
Luderus
Hooper
Cady Seene
Gainer
Chalmers
Hobblitzell
Speaker
Bancroft
Peer
Gardner
A Thomas
Alexande
Shore
Burns
Barry
Paskert
Cravath
Scott
Ease
Whitted
Niehoff
Janvrin Ss
Eeree
Leonard
Carrigan E
Ruth Po
Henriksen
Recker
Mayer
Byrne
Tata
Killifer Ene Seers
Teeenee
Dugey Eevee Neem
Renee
Patey i
Foster Leonard Tet
Alexander
May Not Play at Frisco Pro Series Games in Doubt
Philadelphia owners and managers met with Robert McRoy to discuss the planned post season games with the Red Sox in San Francisco. They may not proceed unless a fairer profit split is arranged, despite Western trip promoters offering 15 000 dollars to players.
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Frisco
Philadelphia
Philties
Red Sox
San Francisco
Robert McRoy
National Commission
World Series receipts figures released in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report shows receipts from the final game of the world series. National share was 52,029.00 dollars and clubs share 46,826.10 dollars. The commissions totaled 23,413.05 dollars with individual club distributions of 1,202.90 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Charlie Taft Emerges as Yale Football Star
Charlie Taft, son of former President Taft, earns praise for his own merits as an all around athlete at Yale. He is nearing the backfield position on the Yale football team and is considered by many to be nearly unmatched among his peers.
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Charlie
Taft
Taftr
Yale
Deputy Captures Load of Beer on a Wagon
Deputy Sheriff Moses Bernstein arrested Kinzle Perez Tuesday afternoon at the foot of government streets on a charge of transporting prohibited liquors. Perez had six half casks of beer on his wagon addressed to Harry O'Con nor.
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Kinzle Perez
Government Streets
Moses Bernstein
Perez
Harry O'Connor
City Police Receive Missing Brother Request
A letter from Minnie Warwick of Montgomery Alabama asks police to locate Robert Jackson who was last heard from here four months ago. Jackson's mother died recently and relatives want him informed.
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Minnie Warwick
Montgomery
Ala
Robert Jackson
Jackson
Man Arrested with 200 Pounds Brass in Mississippi
Detectives Noah Harris and Ernest New arrested W. A. Ward of Shubuta on a dangerous and suspicious charge after finding 200 pounds of engine brass in his possession to sell at Zieman's junk shop. Ward gave conflicting stories and claimed the brass came from Hiwanee.
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Noah Harris
Ernest New Wednesday
W. A. Ward
Shubuta
Miss
Zieman
Ward
Hiwanee
Marine rapid fire winner at NRA match in Florida
Sergeant Jacob Lienhard of the United States Marine Corps won the rapid fire rifle event at the NRA matches on the Florida state range in Jacksonville. Seven competitors tied for a perfect score after the first stage in a closely contested contest.
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Marine Rapid Fire
Jacksonville
Fla
Jacob Lienhard
United States Marine Corps
National Rifle Association
Florida State
Braves begin rebuild by trading Moran and Whaling
Boston reports the Braves will release Herbie Moran and Bert Whaling to the Venice club in exchange for Willhoit, signaling a major offseason rebuild. The move comes as the team reshapes its outfield and catching personnel for next season.
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Braves
Boston
Herbie Moran
Bert Whaling
Venice
Cal
Willhoit
Nature's Gifted Woman Margaret Hamilton
A feature on Margaret Hamilton a clairvoyant and Yogi mediator based in Prichard Take istler listing her talents and claims to provide business and love advice. The notice describes public tests of her abilities and specifies reading fees and hours at her private residence with discreet parlors.
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Mararet Hamilton
Margaret, Hamilton
Margaret Hamilton
Prichard
Shell Road
Mobilians to Attend Wilmer Barbecue This Saturday
Mobilians are urged to meet at the square with cars at 10 o clock Saturday for the Wilmer agricultural and livestock fair barbecue. E M Bailey chairs the Know Your City committee and reports bank and Retail Merchants and Grocers Association participation. Wilmer show runs Friday and Saturday and is billed among the best in the region.
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Wilmer
E. M. Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Bailey
Retail Merchants’ & Grocers’ Association
Wires Society Meeting In Mobile Hotel Tonight
The Moble Telephone and Telegraph Society will hold a regular meeting at the Cawthon Hotel tonight. An elaborate program is set for the feast of good things with many Mobilians invited as guests. Lord Reading, chairman of the Anglo French financial commission, visited President Wilson briefly on Wednesday.
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Moble Telephone & Telegraph Society
Cawthon Hotel
Washington
Lord Reading
Financial Commission
Wilson
Changes in Alabama Game Laws Synopsis
The barney cavanagh company notes amendments to state game laws. Quail dove deer wild turkey and water fowl seasons stay the same. Senate bill 433 sets squirrel seasons August 1 to January 1 and May 15 to June 15 with a ten per day bag limit.
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Barney-Cavanagh Company
Senator Key
Byrd
Weathers
Lewis
John
Wife Claims Husband Is American Citizen Held by British
Mrs. Frank Westmund, wife of the engineer of the Norwegian steamer Dictator held at Belize B H by British authorities for lack of papers, says she has documents proving his American citizenship. She sent the papers to Belize with Captain Johanneson aboard the Dictator, which sailed Thursday morning.
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Frank Westmund
Belize
B. H
Coast Wonder to Box in New York
Bill Sloane a 6 foot 2 heavyweight from Nevada arrives in New York ready to fight Eastern contenders in two weeks. He has knocked out opponents on the Pacific coast and seeks another coast to conquer.
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Coast Wonder
New York
Bill Sloane
Wilds
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Damaged Goods Praise From Washington Audience Comment
Senator John W. Kern of Indiana and Representative Thomas I. Reilly of Cincinnati weigh in on the Damaged Goods performance at the Lyric and Quality theatres. They praise Richard Bennett’s portrayal and the play's perceived social value, hoping it reaches more audiences and sparks thoughtful discussion.
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Congress
Washington
John W. Kern
Indiana
Richard Bennett
Bennett
Thomas I. Reilly
Cincinnati
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