Boston Never Lost World Series Says Fans Hunch
The piece recalls Boston’s World Series history from 1865 to 1912, naming legendary teams and players. It highlights the 1903 champions under Jimmy Collins, the 1904 pennant contending squad, and the famed 1912 lineup with Hooper Speaker and Duffy Lewis, plus pitchers like Nichols and Young.
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Fred Tenney
Bobby Lowe
Herman Long
Jimmy Collins
Tom McCarthy
Hugh Duffy
Billy Hamilton
Martin Bergen
Kid Nichols
Jack Stivetts
Klebendanz
Lewis
Giants
McGraw
Candy” Lachance
Hobe Ferris
Freddie Parent
Collins
Pat Dougherty
Chick Stah
Buck Freeman
Lou Criger
R Vy Young
Bill Dineen
Gibson
Harris
Winter
Adking
Jake Stahl
Steve Yerkes
Heine Wagner
Larry Gardner
Harry Hooper
Tris Speaker
Duffy Lewis
Cady
Carrigan
Nunamaker
Wood
Hedient
O’ Brien
Pape
Hatl
History of World Series Since 1905
The record traces World Series outcomes from 1905 to 1914. Teams such as the New York Giants, Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Boston Braves, and Pittsburgh Pirates appear in multiple early editions, with results varying from four to five or more games and several ties.
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New York Giants
Philadelphia Leties
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Chi- Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
New Giants
Hoston Americans
New Yorks
Boston Nationals
Delphia Athletics
Braswell
Champion Bucking Horse of World Shot to Death
Steam at known throughout the country as champion bucking horse of the world was shot in Geyenne Wyoming after blood poisoning ended his career. The famed horse had drawn crowds as broncho busters tried and failed to ride him, including Dick Stanley of Portland who rode him in 1906. The aging animal, Steamboat, was 17 years old and his death marked the end of an era in early American rodeo history.
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Gheyenne
Wyo
Steamat
Ker
Dick Stanley
Portland
Ore
Steamboat
Rain Delays Cubs Sox Series With Tied Score
In Chicago on October 15 rain halted the Cubs White Sox city championship series with the score 3 to 3. If weather allows, the deciding seventh game is planned for Thursday on the American League grounds.
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CUBS
Chicago
Cub
Maranville to Love League in 1915 Bride Plans
Boston gossip centers on Rabbit Maranville and Elizabeth Shea as they plan marriage after the world series. Miss Shea says she will keep him in trim and run a home, cook for him, and tour with the Braves, hoping for a sensational 1915 season.
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Boston
Rabbit" Maranville
Shorttstop
Braves
Elizabeth H. Shea
Springfield
Shea
Rabbit
Ellow
Miss Shea
Walter
Gowdy’s First World Series Hit Captured In Photo
The Item received a striking photograph of Fiank Gowdy in the Boston Braves first World Series game. He lined a line drive to left center driving in a run in the second inning with three balls and two strikes on him. Maranville followed with a solid drive over second as Gowdy scored.
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Fiank Gowdy
Boston Braves
Gowdy
Maranville
Oscar Underwood to Attend Alcazar Masonic Ceremony
In Montgomery on October 29 Alcazar Temple of the Mystic Shrine plans a parade business session installation exercises ceremonial and banquet. Oscar W. Underwood expects to attend the event while in Alabama for the day. Potentates from Atlanta Macon Savannah Birmingham and Mobile temples plus visiting members will take part.
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Montgomery
Alcazar Temple
Mystic Shrine
Masonic Temple
Rapentate
David W. Crosland
Philadelphia
Lulu Temple
Crosland
Alcazar
Freeland W. Kendrick
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Washington
William R.melish
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Birmingham
Mobile
Frank's Motion for New Trial Denied by Court
Atlanta Georgia October 15 Leo M Frank sentenced to death for the April 1913 murder of Mary Phargan at the pencil factory failed to win a new trial. The Georgia supreme court denied his fifth retrial bid citing newly discovered evidence insufficient for a hearing. If the state high court also rejects the motion to set aside the verdict the case may go to the United States supreme court.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phargan
Frank
Georgia Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Fulton County Superior Court
United States Supreme Court
Blue Z Triumphs Over Graham Rush On Brickyard Diamond
The Blue Z defeated the Graham Rush team Sunday afternoon on the brickyard diamond in a lively game. Graham Rush led early but Blue Z tied it and pulled away behind Griffin and sharp fielding. Banes made several one handed plays, Keeney and Smith covered third and short, Kane added left field catches. The Blues host A D Davis next Sunday and may face Dream of Kentucky on the same diamond.
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Blue Z
Graham-Rush
Brickyard
Graham- Rush
Griffin
Banes
Keeney
Smith
Kane
R. H. B. Graham-Rush
Esi Aro Michoes Cacelotae
Stewart
Morton
Glover
Gilligan
Leader
Caruso
Blues
A. D. Davis
Dream of Kentucky
Prisoners Escape Prattville Jail Then Return With Tobacco
Two young inmates from Autauga County jail in Prattville left their unlocked cell Tuesday night. They spent an hour in town buying tobacco and supplies and returned laughing at the jailer. Sheriff Spinney issued a warrant for their capture as officers in neighboring counties were notified. Prisoners identified as George A Bray, 22, held for forgery, and Elton Cook, 21, arrested for assault to murder.
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Montgomery
Ala
Autanga
Prattville
Spinney
George A.bray
Elton Cook
Water supply pledge for Cullman state hospital
At a meeting in Montgomery on October 15 the state tuberculosis sanatorium board empowered state health officer Dr. W. H. Sanders to take necessary steps to secure a sufficient supply of good water for the state hospital near Cullman. Investigations showed the current supply inadequate and below standard.
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Montgomery
State Tuberculosis Sanatorium Board
W. H. Sanders
State Hospital
Cullman
Archer Strikes Man Over Insult to Wife in Chicago
Jimmy Archer, a Chicago National League baseball player, was arrested on a warrant for assault following an incident with George Wolfson, a local manufacturer, who says Archer attacked him yesterday. Archer denies the charges.
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Chicago
Jimmy Archer
Cigarette Papers Prohibited for Export to Greece
Greece bans importation of cigarette paper and US mail will not accept parcels containing such paper. Postmasters are instructed to block dispatch to Greece via regular mail or parcel post and to publicize the prohibition widely.
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Greece
United States
Old Bilkheads Dug Up Mark Early Wharf Line
Workers at the Southern Railway freight house site on Beauregard and Royal streets uncovered bulkheads likely marking the eighteenth century Mobile wharf line. The 0 to 12 foot depth and wooden pegs dated the construction. Captain J R Hagan and J W Hunter inspected, no claim filed, excavation filled, foundation work resumed.
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Royal Street
Mobile
Southern
Beaureguard
Royal Streets
J. R. Hagan
J. W. Hunter
Southern Railway
Colonel von Reuter Receives Iron Cross for Gallant Conduct
Berlin reports Colonel von Reuter commander of the Zabern regiment during local trouble has been awarded the Iron Cross first class. Earlier rumors claimed his death near Dix Muyden, but the government denied these reports confirming he is alive.
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von Reuter
Berlin
Vila
London
Dix Muyden
Assault Charge Filed in Recorder's Court
Frank Ethridge and Thomas Crawford, both described as negro, were arrested on complaint and arraigned in the recorder's court on Wednesday afternoon on a charge of assault with a gin.
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Frank Ethridge
Thomas Crawford
Recorder's Court
Wadie
All-Star Players Meet Thursday for Tour
Players chosen for the American and National leagues meet in Chicago on Thursday for their post season tour. The American League team will be managed by Connie Mack and the National League club by Frank Bancroft. The tour opens Saturday in Milwaukee before visiting California cities and sailing to Honolulu on November 24.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Connie Mack
Nationals
Frank Bancroft
Cincinnati Nationals
California
Honolulu
Jonesboro Aggies Win 7-0 Over Henderson Brown
At Arkadelphia Arkansas the Jonesboro Aggies defeated Henderson Brown 7 to 0 in a football game. The result boosts the Aggies during the season with a shutout on the road.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Jonesboro Aggies
Henderson-Brown
Auburn Faces Tough Clemson Test Before Home Crowd
Auburn prepares to meet Clemson, a heavier foe, in Alabama with hopes of defense stifling Clemson’s attack. Ted Arnold may miss due to knee trouble, while Hart and Prendergast spearhead the backfield as Auburn guards home-field advantage and a strong student backing.
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Auburn
Clemson
Arnold
Florida
Webb
Ted Arnold
Hart
Harrson
Prendergast
Harris
Rudolph Delivers Ball Only in Final World Series Contest
Boston report on Dick Rudolph pitching in the final World Series game notes a marked improvement over Friday. He pitched 92 balls in nine innings with 39 strikes while Shawkey and Pennock logged heavy workloads in shorter stints.
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Rudolph
Boston
Dick Rudolph
Shawkey
Pennock
Stallings Team to Tour South America
Boston Nationals world champions will tour South America next year. Manager Stallings plans to send two teams, confirmed by Federico Alfonso Peret Peruvian minister to the United States at a baseball dinner in Boston. The announcement came at a Chamber of Commerce event.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Nationals
South America
Federico Alfonso Peret
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Young Fordham preps player dies from football injuries
Charles C. Hays age 18 died in Jersey City from injuries suffered in a football game Monday He was a member of the Fordham University preparatory school team and passed away Wednesday at a local hospital the incident marked a fatal football accident in the city
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Jersey City
N. J
Charles C. Hays
Young Hays
Fordham University Preparatory School
Dillon and Brown Arrested for Faking Follows Bout
Jack Dillon the middleweight claimant and his manager Sam Marburger and second Robert Stolker were arrested in St Louis after a bout with George Brown ended in the fourth round with referee Eddie Randall ruling the fighters were feigning. The arrest followed a club official's request.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Jack Dillon
Sam Marburger
Robert Stolker
Ell
Indianapolis
Dillon
George
Brown
Eddie Randall
Ritchie and Dundee to Box Four Rounds in October
Willie Ritchie and Johnny Dundee were signed yesterday for a four round bout on October 26 in San Francisco. It will be Ritchie’s first match since his defeat to Freddie Welsh for the lightweight title.
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Ritchie
Dundee
San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Johnny Dundee
Freddie Welsh
England
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