Cobb Picks Chicago Players Show World Series Outlook
Ty Cobb assesses the rival clubs before the World Series, praising Chicago and New York and signaling that success hinges on pitching depth and timely hitting. He notes White Sox must start strong to counter Chicago's attack, cites Cicotte and Williams as key Sox pitchers, and discusses McGraw’s Giants and running game without overemphasizing.
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Neret Cag Tel
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Uae
Cicotte
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Hassle
Tussell
Detroit
Fabher
Sox
McGraw
Ayatem
Rariden
Schalk
New York
Taber
Thia
Keystone Combination
Salt Lake Bees lose to Oaks in lopsided game
Ranh Francisco September reports the Oaks overpower the Salt Lake Bees 11 to 1. Evane allowed four runs in four plus innings, while Speed Martin kept Salt Lake mostly in check with scattered hits. The Oaks exploded early with four runs in the first inning and added three in the fourth seventh and eighth, while Seas Bees managed a lone run on Rath’s single and Sheely’s double.
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Moore
Evane
Speed Martin
Whem Rath
Sheely
Evens
Nartio
Hannah
Marin
File God Middleton
Uy Ysler
Han John
HOGG IN GREAT FORM BEATS ANGELS IN RAIN DELAY
Sept 29 at Los Angeles Bradley Hogg pitched well for the Angels, who defeated the Seals 2 to 1 after a 15 minute rain delay. Dawes shuffled the lineup including Howard Gregory to stem the losing streak. Hogg allowed seven hits with two walks and a wild pitch, while Calvo and Kenworthy provided San Francisco’s runs.
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Dawes
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Kenworthy
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Vick
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Mick
Malsel
Fanning
Giants to Gnoe the Line Ball
Giants prepare to counter the rising knuckleball myth as John McGraw drills his team against Cicotte and Danforth as Umpires and the national commission weigh the glowball issue. Oxman is declared not guilty as Japanese visitors observe West Point cadets during a tense day.
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Paul Purman
Giants
John McGraw
Eddie Cleotte
McGraw
Chotts
Cicotte
Danforth
McGraw Nahi
National Commission
Dan Johnson
American League
Cicotto
McAraw
Utah Jumper Breaks Record at Far Western Meet
Clinton Larson, called the creatish jumper, set a new Far Western high jump record of 6 feet 2 inches at Fresno. He won the broad jump and placed second in the triple jump, while Ted Johnson led in the mile and set a fast pace despite heat. The Pacific Athletic Association won the team title with 123.5 points, and Olympic Club led individuals with 53 points.
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Larronaleo
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Olympic Club
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Routhern Pacific Association
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Olympic Club of San Franciare
Los Angeles Athletic Club
University of California
University of Southern California
Drigham Young University
United States Army
Deseret Gymnasium
Ealt Lake City
J. K. Moody
Neconda
C. A. Haenlache
Univeralty of California
Columbus Grand Circuit Meet Ends With Late Heat Victory
Columbus Grand Circuit Meet concluded as Darte Watte, driven by too, won the seventh heat in 2:13 amid rain. CL Floyd placed behind her, with Qolahing second and Mendosa third. Judges fined Driver Too $100 for not trying to win and owner George Slaughter $100 for collusion. Dr Floyd received $100 from Dots Watts’ winnings. No punishment for Driver Al Stout was found.
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Elvan
Dudger
Darte Watte
Thureday
CL. Floyd
Guy Lee
Evernallas Qolahing
Mendosa
Beavers Shut Out by Tigers in Fortland Game
Vernon scored seven runs aided by six errors as Quinn pitched well for the Tigers. Snodgrass opened with a single and stole second. Gardner drove in runs with two hits and a wild pitch helped Vernon. Stovall and Daly contributed late, with Doane making a key play at the plate. Gardner was charged with the loss. Quinn earned the win. Time 2:04. Umpires Casey and Finney.
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Gardner
Doane
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Daley
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Stovall
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Moore
Hollacher
Meusel
Baaks
Boake
Balk
Ganines
Tune
Look Out For Lil David Mack 55 96 At Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Detroit results mix with scattered baseball notes. Detroit routed Philadelphia 6 to 1 as mistimed grounders and fielding miscues marked the game, while Boston clung to a rain soaked showcase and St. Louis defeated the Red Sox on frayed infielders.
National League Summary and Standings Shambles
Sept 29 Indians rally to a 7 3 victory over the Benators in Cleveland. Stolen bases by Vitt Cobb and Yelle. three-base hit Sharman. double plays Vitt to Young to Ellison. Pitchers and other details scattered in a garbled box. Standings show New York Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh with limited legible data.
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Sharman
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Ellison
Ott Dauss
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Washington
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Frank C Oxman Is Not Guilty in Perjury Case
Frank C Oxman, acquitted on charges of attempted subornation of perjury tied to the Mooney bombing, was briefly held on a perjury warrant before being released on $2,500 cash bond furnished by his attorney James H Nichols. The jury deliberated about one hour and fifteen minutes with a first ballot showing eleven to one for acquittal.
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Beretanleht
Frank C. Orman
Thomas J. Mooney
Miselie Hammerbers
Mooney
Oregon
Oxman
James H. Nichols
Money
Juror Convinces Court After Hour-Long Debate
After a lengthy argument, jurors acquitted the defendant, with Mrs. Orman, wife of the acquitted man, greeting jurors in Oregon. Attorneys including James H. Nichola and Shortridge denounced key witness Rigall as a drunken, gambling con man and accused district officials of collusion, while Nichola’s blow fractured his hand against the wall.
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Orman
Tad
Oregon
Aigal
James H. Nichola
Yor Oxman
Samuel M. Sherbidge
Stephen Tunner
Oxman
Nichola
Shortridge
Rigall
Dronkant
Frank C. Oxman
Abnormal State in Football Season Across Colleges
Boston news reports abnormal conditions affect New England college football as eight teams from Williams, Amherst, Springfield, Tufts, and Boston College begin play while Harvard cancels schedules and Dartmouth delays start. War impacts schedules, with reduced games and late Columbus Day appearances.
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Tufts
Dodgers win uphill battle against Pirates
Pittsburgh Sept 29 The Dodgers won an uphill game yesterday defeating the Pirates 7 to 1. Key moments included Digbee’s three-base hit and Cutshaw O Rourke Bigbes securing base hits. Pitching saw Smith and Steela combine for the win with Steela striking out hitters. Umpires Zigter and Emalle officiated.
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Emalle
American League Briefs Refresh Scores Across Circuits
A compact update notes Chicago and Boston performances with results from Washington and New York, highlighting shifting standings and notable runs. The item emphasizes game outcomes and the impact on league position, reflecting the era’s sports reporting style.
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