Pirates Have Advantage In The Outfield In Series
By John B. Foster Pittsburg outfield compared favorably with Washington with Goslin Carey Rice and Cuyler highlighted. Pittsburg's center field in Forbes field shadows posed difficulty but players know the grounds, while Carey and Goslin shown strength in left and overall outfield. Rice praised for defense and power.
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John B. Foster
Docatello Tribune
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Barnhart
Goslin
Carey
Washington Manin
Cuyler
Sam Rice
Giants
Pittsburgs
Pittsburg Grandstand
United States
Polo Grounds
Forbes Field
Tommy Leach
Pirates
Senators
Goaslin
Goelin
Washingtons
Rice
Pittsburg Ounds
Gie Neeley
Harris
Pitteens
Notable Stars Rally as Hutch Field Showdowns Impact Local Team
A fragmented account notes Canon and Clyde Evans active at Hutch field with former stars urged to tour and motivate squads. The piece hints at strategy and leadership exchanges between Tech and other units, emphasizing firm resolve and cross squad communication to drive upcoming efforts.
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H H. Met
Canon
Clyde Evans
Hutch Field
Tech
Ateh
M Hateh
Ube
Court House
Fred Clarke Linked to Pirates Pennant Drive and Hallmark Career
Pittsburgh October 3 AP Fred Clarke longtime Pirates mentor and former Louisville manager aided the 1909 pennant push shaping the club’s ascent. Born Des Moines, Clarke starred early with Louisville and Pittsburgh and, after a storied career, retired from active play in 1915 with Max Carey succeeding him.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Clarke
Bill McKechnie
Pirates
Louisville
Clarke
Kansas
Des Moines
Hastings
Neb
New York Giants
Hans Wagner
Paterson
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Tommy Leach
Claude Ritchey
Agner
Ginger Beaumont
Sam Leever
Charley Phillippe
Pittsburgh Forces
Brooklyn
Fred Ely
Wagner
Detroit
Max Carey
South Bend
Arey
Carey
Pirates Third World Series Bid Against American League Rival
Pittsburgh records its fifth pennant in 25 years and its third World Series meeting with an American League foe. Historic notes recount 1901 1903 finals under Fred Clarke, 1909 sweep of the Tigers, Babe Adams heroics, and dramatic series of 1912 1914 including the Red Sox Giants Cubs Braves and Athletics episodes.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Idia
Beston Red Sox
Clark
Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Pirates and Tigers
Babe Adams
Red Sox
Giants
Washington
United States
Senators
Buckey Harris
Walter Johnson
Fred Snodgrass
Christy Mathewson
John McGraw
E Stahl
Boston Braves
Connie Mack
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Yankees
Washington State Beats Montana in Northwest Conference Opener
The Washington State Cougars defeated the Montana Grizzlies in a Northwest Conference opener played in Midsouls Mont. The score remained tight through the third period as WSU pulled ahead with a late yard drive and held a slim lead to secure the win.
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Midsouls
Mont
University of Montana Grizzlies
Washington State College Cougars
A & Ems
Salt Lake Invades Red and Blue at Overland Park
Coach Fox prepares for the showdown as Salt Lake brings back most of last year’s squad. Star backs Eikrem and Rhodes pace the attack with Hodgson and Van Cott in the backfield. Pocatello supporters are led by John Weston and Alan Chalmerg at the field.
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Salt Lake
Fox
Eikrem
Rhodes
Hodgson
van Cott
Overland Park Athletic Field
Pocatello Rootera
Wells
John Weston
Alan Chalmerg
Rain Delays National Women's Golf Championship Final
Rain in torrents at St Louis Country Club postponed the finals between Mrs Alexa Stirling Frazer of Ottawa and Glenna Collett of Providence. This first US final postponement may move to Sunday if greens are playable.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Country Club
Alexa Stirling Frazer
Ottawa
Canada
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. I
Great Britain
St Josephs Falls 7 0 To Shelley In Season Opener
The St Josephs high school eleven lost their season opener Friday afternoon at Shelley by 7 to 0. Shelley scored in the final quarter when Butler, right half, ran for a touchdown. St Josephs repeatedly advanced to Shelley's one yard line but could not gain the needed yardage.
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Shelley
St. Joseph’s High School
Butler
St. Joseph's
Canada to host four radio hubs in four cities this year
A brief notice reports Canada will establish four radio hubs across as many cities within the year. The item notes a census of insects is underway in the United States and mentions Madrid opening its first lunar radio service.
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Canada
United States
College Football Finals Roundup Across Nation
The report lists numerous results from college games across the country. Notable scores include Army 31 over Detroit 6, Colorado 23 over Montana State 3, Washington 59 over U S S Oklahoma 0, Notre Dame 69 over Lombard 4, Yale 53 over Middlebury 0, Michigan 39 over Michigan State 0, California 54 over Nevada 0, Stanford 20 over Santa Clara 3, Penn 26 over Swarthmore 0, and Cornell 3 over Grinnell 3. A single line notes Wyoming 34 over Kearney 0 in an old fashioned plunging style.
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Army
Detroit
Drake
Washington
Chicago
Kentucky
Dubuque, Columbia
Wisconsin School of Mines
Platteville
Boulder
Colo
Colorado U
Montana State
Fort Collins
Aggies
Regis College
Seatte
University of Washington
U. S. S. Oklahoma
Missoula
Mont
Washington State
University of Montana
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Ore
Oregon Aggies
Wilamette
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
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Georgetown University
Mount St. Mary’s College
Columbia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Golden
Western State
Colorado
Colorado Mines
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
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Creighton
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
David Elkins
Princeton
Amherst
Champaign
Nebraska
Illinois
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George Washington
Juanita
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Connecticut Argies
New Haven
Conn
Yale
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Hanover
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Darmouth
Hobart
Syracuse
Vermont
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Schenectady
Union
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Madison
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Michigan State College
Berkley
Calif
California
Nevada
Stanford
Santa Clara
Mount Vernon
Iowa
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Grinnell
Oregon Mudded In The Rain Oregon Eleven Keeps To Ground Game
Lawrence Perry visits Eugene to watch Dick Smith’s Oregon squad labor in rain soaked practice. The coach, once a Columbia back, now a lumberman, emphasizes fielding and ball handling with a cautious, conservative game plan suited to the humid conditions and mud. Oregon aims for a bold season despite soggy home fields and a heavy push toward constant weather aware play.
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Lawrence Perry
University of Oregon
Oregon
Oregon Mist
Dick Smith
Smith
Columbia
Porter Sanford
Washion
Huskies
Harris Leads Race For Historic Baseball Title
Washington reports Harris holds one World Series win, with Pittsburgh set as the next challenger. The piece traces managers who won consecutive titles including McGraw Mack Chance Carrigan and others, noting Harris’s place among all time greats and a long career ahead.
Cubs Tie For Last As Giants Sweep
Chicago defeated St Louis seven to three in the second game of the final series but slid into a tie for last place with Philadelphia after a doubleheader win by the Phillies over New York. Blake pitched steadily as Chicago collected hits in only two innings.
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St. Louis
Cubs
Phillies
New York
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Ge Lerdoues
Clough
Paulson
Warwick
Gonzales
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Carlson
George Kelly
Fitzsimmons
RHE Uow
Oun
Barnes and Snyder, Carlson and Wilson
Yankees
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Earl Combs
Meusel
Ruth
Ken Williams
al Simmons
Sisler
Cleveland
Ted Lyons
Coast League notes from San Francisco game details
Fragmentary report lists players and teams including Crockett Mitchell Agnew Wright Root Sanberg Krause Baker and others. Mentions bonds, staff, and a scoreboard style lineup with unclear actions or outcomes.
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OG Bond Co
Crockett, Mitchell “and
Agnew
Wright, Root and
Sanberg
Drain expects mild convention session for American Legion
Omaha reports national commander James Drain arriving for the Legion convention. He does not foresee political questions marring sessions and says the focus will be on reviewing community service and planning a larger year ahead. KOIL will radio the proceedings at 2 a.m. CST on 278 meters.
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Omaha
James Drain
American Legion
Pacific Coast
KOIL
Council Bluffs
Bullard Opposes Unified Air Service Plan
New York October 3 Major General Robert Lee Bullard a World War I army corps commander said he opposed unifying the air services claiming there can be no separate air service in war and that the ear must have control of everything He returned from a Earon battlefield visit with Colonel Wil Mitchell urging discussion on strengthening national air defense.
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New York
Robert Lee Bullard
Earom
Wil Mitchell
Baltimore Improves in Junior World Series Clobbers Louisville 11 6
Baltimore Nationals, after dropping two games, defeated four Louisville pitchers 11 to 6 at Park Way Field in Louisville on October 3. Earnshaw struggled as Baltimore battered Holley and Wilkinson for 11 runs.
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Park Way Field
Louisville
Baltimore Internationals
Earnshaw
Baltimore
Holley
Wilkinson
World Series to Feature Unprecedented Double Plays
New York reports the coming world series may go down in history for the most double plays. Pittsburg and Washington lead leagues in double plays with records and a season of 182 by Washington. The teams are renowned for turning two outs in one sequence, stifling opponents at the plate and on the bases.
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John B. Foster
Fucatello Tribune
New York
Pittsburg
Phillies
Bix
Washington
Boxing News Highlights From New York and Boston Rings
Boxing notes from New York discuss the Dempsey Wills chatter and bets while Irish Bobby Green rises in flyweight ranks facing Al Brown at the Commonwealth club. Bantamweight Phil Rosenberg weighs injury losses and a touring schedule as promoters push no decision bouts. Two women join a food council and an auto lawn mower with seat for operator is announced.
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Fair Play
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Harry Wills
Bobby Green
Bobby
Kilkenny
Donnybrook
Hop Sing Lee
Pacific Coast
Fidel Laharda
Jimmy McLarnin
Land of Dreams
al Brown
Commonwealth Club
Paddy Mailing
Dempsey
Billy Gibson
Ernest Seeker
Gene Tunney
Gotham
Tunney
Jack
Phil Rosenberg
Jersey
Frankin Genaro
Rosie
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Harry Siege
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