Jonny Evers Picks Reds To Win World Series
Sportswriter John J. Evers argues the 1918 World Series hinges on pitching, bases on balls, and defense more than hitting. He praises Moran’s leadership and notes Reds figures like Groh and Roush as key threats. Cleveland routs St Louis 11 to 3 while Washington and Boston split a doubleheader.
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St Louis Beats Pittsburg 5 to 3 in Opener Showdown
In St Louis Missouri, September 27, the home team rallied from a 3-0 deficit with four runs in the first inning. Schultz, Smith and Stock singled while Hornsby cleared the bases with a homer. Final score 5 to 3. Batteries: Cooper Schmidt Sherdel Goodwin Clemons.
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Reds beat Chicago again in heavy hitting two innings
Cincinnati wins as National League champions again defeat the Chicago nine with four runs in the fifth and four more in the seventh, after a pair of games where George Wright Poston Cal McVey and old Reds members visited before the World Series events hosted by the local chamber of commerce.
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Boston Beats Brooklyn in Major League Season Finale
Boston defeated Brooklyn 14 to 6 as the season closed. Boston pounded 17 hits while Brooklyn managed seven, four of them for extra bases. Batterymen Marmtux and kauegrr powered the Boston win. APeQuiiliin, Demitree and CGowedsy handled Brooklyn.
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Giants Rout Philadelphia Tailenders In Straight Set
New York Giants dominate Philadelphia tailenders in a 6 to 0 win. Necht’s pitching and hitting pace the offense as the clubs schedule a season-ending doubleheader tomorrow. Batteries: Hogg and Adams for New York. Neht and Snavder for Philadelphia.
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New York Sweeps Phillies In Doubleheader Blowout
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 in the first game and 9 to 2 in the second. Stanek tied Rube Waddell's strikeout record with 15 in the first eight innings as Griffin led the Mets with four hits and no walks. Wingo added four hits as New York tallied early and often, with Shawkey and Truelel sharing pitching duties for Philadelphia and Quinn and Walker for New York.
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Detroit Beats Chicago 7–5 in Ten-Inning Rally
Detroit staged a 10th inning rally to defeat Chicago 7 to 5 in Detroit. Veach opened the inning with a triple and scored on Heisman’s single, followed by a sacrifice and another single. Manager Gleason rested most regulars.
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