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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
6
Brooklyn hosts Boston in a tense World Series game as the Americans move to a 3-1 lead. Derek Leonard’s drop curve and Boston’s timely hitting push Brooklyn toward defeat, with Marquard struggling early and Gardner delivering a tiebreaking homer for the visitors.
Baseball score and inning notes show Brooklyn defeating Boston 7 to 5. Line contributions feature multiple players with two base hits and three base hits from Carrigas Gardner and others. Pitchers Cheney Marquard Recker and Leonard are listed with varying innings pitched and earned runs.
In a noisy baseball feature the sport section chronicles a game where Leonard’s deceptive drop and fast offerings keep world honors within reach of the Red Sox. The narrative details strikes, hits, and field actions, highlighting Hooper, Leonard, and O’Mara among others as the action unfolds through multiple innings and lineup changes. The report also notes broader wartime moves in the Balkans and Transylvania, with British forces advancing near Serres and pressure on Romanians as Falkenhayn’s troops push east.
In Phoenix on October 10 James K Garfield former Secretary of the Interior and Judge Kibbey debated national policy to Arizona voters praising Hughes constructive program. They argued over war decisions Mexico and criticism of the administration while the crowd cheered and clapped.
Baltimore October 11. Charles E Hughes deplores tariff policy and weak leadership as crippling American enterprise at home and abroad. He cites reduced output and job losses, criticizes China six power loan dismissal, and warns of continued harm if prompt action is not taken.
The Citizen reports live play by play from the Béster-Brooklyn game via a long Associated Press wire. Citizens are invited to the office tomorrow at noon to hear the returns.
The narrative details multiple at bats, outs, and balls as Meyers, Marquard, Cutshaw, Mowrey, and others stage plays. Scoring occurs with Carson Lewis advancing on hits, while Gardner and Carrigan drive in runs. The description notes no runs in some frames and two runs in others amid slow pitching and fielding miscues.
Nantucket shoals light ship signals possible trace of Kingstonian crew after German submarine attack. Descriptions claim boats still afloat in good condition, while naval authorities doubt any survivors among the Kingstonian crew. U S destroyers probing for signs of the British vessel returned without findings amid rough seas and cold weather.
The Woman's Republican Club plans an informal reception at the Odd Fellows Ball on Wednesday October 14 to meet Republican county office candidates. Mrs M Dickermead was elected president and Mrs William Price secretary at the previous meeting as club plans to join fall campaigns.
Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle delivers opening sermon at the forty fourth triennial convention in St Louis. He cites Acts 27 31, speaks on unity, reverence, truth and American flavor, noting kinship with Church of England while affirming an American church. Aims to study Anglican precedents with respect.
German statement reports the Second Rumania Army defeated by Austro German forces at Kronstadt Transylvania and in the Alt valley as the campaign continues.
Berlin reports German troops on the Somme front near Vermandeviliers have been cut off by French forces in the battle south of the river. Official statements released today confirm the development and describe the salient as isolated from main positions.
Subscriptions from neutral nations to the fifth German war loan exceeded those for the fourth issue, with overseas News Agency coverage confirming strong reader interest as of October 11.
Berlin reports the invasion of Rumania by Austrian and German forces has begun. Bavarian troops have advanced south after capturing a pass, as wireless dispatches note the initial military move.
Washington report states President Wilson had not decided U S policy toward the German submarine campaign in the Western Atlantic after his conference at London Branch, London, with no firm policy announced and the issue still under investigation.
The Mining Society of the University of Arizona hosted a meeting at the chub rows to introduce new professors in mining departments. Short talks were given by the new faculty, with President Rubel presiding. Refreshments followed and a smoker was held for the guests. Attendees included Dean Butler Kari Kithil director of the federal mines bureau experiment station Professor Wilts state bureau of mines Professor Jaries geotosy Professor Chapman metallurgy Mr Fawcett the state bes rea of mines and Cedric Scherer former society president.
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