Nationals Clinch Second as Griffith Shifts Lineups
Washington manager Griffith’s late season strategy paid off as the Nationals secured second place in the American League. With Birmingham rainfall delaying games, shifts in positions were tested as Gedeon and Williams eyed catching and infield roles. The Boston Red Sox prepared to counter, while over 2,000 troops attended the game free of charge at Georgia Avenue grounds.
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Phillies and Nationals Split Doubleheader in Cold Weather
In Philadelphia, October 3, the Phillies outhit New York 15 to 5 but lost 2 to 1 in a second game called at darkness after six innings. Orr broke a hand on Hartzell’s spike in the fourth. Caldwell struggled while Plank and Shawkey pitched poorly amid gusty winds. The Nationals later split a doubleheader with Cleveland, taking 2–0 and 11–3 as the Griffmen toed the line with Moseley and Hooper on the mound. Pittsburgh-NL announces umpires for post season. Penn State to meet Harvard on October 25 in Cambridge.
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Nationals Edge Gandil in Second Inning Rally
The game hinged on the second inning as Gardner singled, Yerkes reached Shaw, and a slow play at second allowed Gandil to throw out Yerkes. Hooper scored on a passed ball, Lewis delivered a run with a single, and Gardner sacrificed to set up further scoring. Leonard held the Nationals to two runs until late, with mistimed plays and a late rally failing to overcome the damage from that key frame.
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Nationals Soar in Long Victory Over Visitors
Washington National leaguers built a commanding lead, scoring in each period with timely hits and steals. Moeller, Milan, Foster, and Arnamith sparked the offense as Gardner and Morgan joined with runs, while Moseley and Hughes struggled on the mound for the visitors. A late surge by the home club sealed the win as Boehrling, Dawson, and Hedgepeth closed out the game. Time of game two hours. Attendance at minor league meeting noted for Columbus trip next month.
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Indianapolis Ball Club Sold in Major Minor League Move
Indianapolis purchases sold by Bd Meyer to James C. McGill George A. Wahlgreen and Jack Hendricks of Denver for about 165000. The sale ends a year of futile effort to improve a last place club after Meyer became owner in 1912. Attendance has been disappointing despite the city’s strong baseball town reputation.
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Giants Do Well McGraw Pleased With Pitchers Work
New York wins 13 to 3 in the first game of a Philadelphia doubleheader, then the second game ends 4 to 4 after nine innings. McGraw is gratified by the batting improvement and strong pitching from regulars in a World Series preparation tuneup at the Polo Grounds. Demaree and Tesreau worked, with Demaree less effective amid poor weather. Burns, Fletcher, Doyle, and Snodgrass feature in the hitting and fielding, while Camnitz and Finneran toil for Philadelphia.
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Overtime game to Reds in Kansas City thriller
Cincinnati Nationals beat the local Association team in twelve innings 7 to 6 in Kansas City Missouri on October 3. Batteries Davenport Roberston and King for Cincinnati Allison and Murphy for the KC club.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Mix for American League
Ambiguous text outlines American League standings with teams such as New York Philadelphia St Louis Boston and Cleveland, showing win loss records and percentages. Reads like a scoreboard snapshot with partial figures and percentages, lacking complete game details or dates.
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Philadelphia
St Louis
Savannah Ends Vanderbilt Cup Auto Races
Savannah announces cancellation of the Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prize races over the Savannah course during Thanksgiving week. Harvey Granger, president of the Savannah Automobile Club, says he will recommend to the board on Monday that the events be abandoned, and the board will almost certainly approve.
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Dodd Reaches Final In Canadian Women’s Golf Championship
English champion Mims Muriel Dodd defeated Mims Florence Scott of Hamilton Ontario in the semifinals by 7 up and to play in the final. Her opponent will be Florence Clarvey of Hamilton who beat Violet Pooley of Victoria after finishing the eighteenth hole to break a deadlock at seventeen.
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