Opening World's Series Games To Be Played In Philadelphia
Opening World's Series games set for Philadelphia and Boston with games at Shibe Park and Fenway Park. Officials include umpires from both leagues, tickets priced for boxes, grand stands, and bleachers, and initial series rotation outlined with coin toss decides first two sites.
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Nationals in Farewell Game at Home Stadium
Washington Pedals capped a final home game season with a loss as Bentley and Wyckoff led a Nationals showcase. Foster starred for the locals with a steady field day, while Walsh and Walsh’s teammates struggled to mount consistent offense.
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Indianapolis Victor Falkenberg On Slab
Baseball notes from Indianapolis and Baltimore games. Falkenberg pitched well for Indianapolis against New York’s rivals in a 3 to 0 display. Batting and fielding details are scattered as the column covers multiple games including Brooklyn and Buffalo in a tied or varying scoreline.
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Youthful Mackites Edge Nationals in Ten Innings
In a tense extra inning contest the youthful Mack Arlington club defeated the Nationals 3 to 2 after eleven safeties, two doubles and a triple failed to produce more runs for Washington. Moeller Foster Milan and Shanks sparked the Athletics while Shaw Johnson and Pi held the line in a pitchers’ duel that swung on a late double steal and a costly error.
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Yesterday's Results in Boston and Other Cities
Yesterday's Boston results show JF St. Louis and New York posting 1-7 records while Pittsburgh recorded mixed outcomes. details reflect sparse scores and unsettled standings across the day's matchups.
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Braves an Impressive Bunch Hustle Key to pennant win
New York reports describe the Boston Braves as a hustling, brainy team led by Stallings. They outplayed the Giants, using quick baserunning and smart tactics to counter McGraw’s pitchers and position themselves for the World Series against the Athletics. Connolly led a powerful day at the plate with seven hits in nine plate appearances.
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White Sox fall to Cleveland in 12th inning thriller
In a 12 inning finish at Mobstown, Cleveland nips Chicago 6 to 6 in the last local game. Leibold delivers a run producing single after Moveland’s misplays and a triple by Wambsganss sets the stage.
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Tigers Triumph 9 to 6 Over St. Louis in Outshooting Match
Detroit outplayed St Louis in all phases to win 9 to 6. Line scores show Detroit 9 runs on 6? with key players Crawford Williams and Veach contributing. Star pitchers Main and Baumgardner faced St Louis bats. Savvy fielding and baserunning helped Detroit secure the victory.
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Dodgers Turn Trick as Alexander Stopped Phillies
In a pitching duel Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1. Alexander held the Phillies, Pfeffer matched him, and Brooklyn capitalized on timely hits and errors to edge ahead. Runners advanced on sacrifice plays, with Pfeffer and Alexander each recording strikeouts as the game wore on.
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Near to agreement for Army Navy game
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Maryland reports that naval and military academy athletic officials exchanged telegrams about the site for this year’s Army Navy football game. No definite result yet, but there is reasoning to expect an agreement by tomorrow.
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IBRAVES TIE GIANTS IN DOUBLEHEADER AFTER ONE WIN
Boston wins the opener 7 to 1 as Tesreau struggles and Rudolph dominates New York. In the second game the Braves lead by seven runs before New York forges a late comeback to tie at 7 all. Connally powers the offense with four singles and a double plus two triples.
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Cardinals Edge Miller Homer For 1 0 Win
Miller drove in the lone run with a sixth inning home run as St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in the season finale. Doak held the Pirates to three hits while Miller’s decisive shot provided the margin.
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Must Pay Spiked Player In 1912 Injury Case
Special Justice James Fallon awarded Wilfred Genest $1,000 damages against Hartford's James Curry for injuries from a 1912 Holyoke baseball game. Genest, a Springfield player, slid into second base and was spiked, breaking his leg and ending his playing career.
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Michigan opens season with strong defensive effort
Ann Arbor Sept 30 U of Michigan football opened the season strong with an exhilarating early attack. Key players lined up across the line and end positions with Spies, Lyons, and Cras contributing. Referee Mroo Kinmeds credited the defense as Michigan dominated the opening period with multiple downed drives and steady gains.
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