Betting Remains Even on World Series Across Cities
Nationwide previews show World Series betting near even money. In many hubs fans favor the Athletics in AL cities while Giants fear keeps bets balanced with small wagers. Reports from New York Philadelphia Detroit Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Chicago reflect an almost universal even money stance with local variance.
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Split Even At St Louis In Doubleheader
Cleveland and St Louis each won one of two games in a season twin bill played in Cleveland. The first game featured pitching by Leverenz and Taylor with multiple players collecting hits for both sides. The second game saw James and Brown pitching with Dunlap and Graney driving in key runs as Cleveland and St Louis split the results.
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Weird Game To Tigers Slugfest Ends Detroit Win 9-8
Detroit clinched the season finale 9 to 8 over Chicago in a wild game. Weaver, Louden, Crawford and Stanage homered or sparked the rally as Detroit piled nine runs off Scott and Lathrop to seal the victory. Mehegan loss to Brown highlights a separate boxing result in Surrey.
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Mesars
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New York Quiet as World Series Hype Fails to Build
In New York on Oct 5 baseball watchers see few signs of World Series frenzy. Herman Schaefer proposes a pitch strategy to Mack to thwart the Giants, while clubs from Washington to Brooklyn stage exhibitions. The national commission meets Monday to resolve player author issues as Cuban and Canadian reporters arrive to cover the event. Reina Mercedes defeats Marine Barracks 28 to 6 at Annapolis.
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Washington Post
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Marine Barracks
Naval Academy
Last stretch decides many 1913 baseball standings
Major league play ends with final West games as pennants settled. In the National League Philadelphia holds second place with Cubs improving under Evers while Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Boston, and New York vie for spots. In the American League the Athletics lead early, Cleveland fades, and Chicago faces shifts under Clark Griffith as teams like Boston and Detroit show promise for 1914.
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Clark Griffith
Nationals
Nationals edge crack Hoos in Manhattan field 2 to 1
Clark Griffiths Nationals beat the crack HoBKoken nine 2 to 1 at Manhattan field with Germany Schaefer and Nick Altrock providing comic stunts. Tom Hughes and Altrock shared mound duties, Altrock relieved after tiring of crowd chatter. Washington batteries Schwab Fool Hughes Altrock Williams. Two-base hits by Mazonry Williams McBride. Home run by Adler. Also Washington University defeats Meiji University nine 5 to 2 in Osaka Japan.
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Altrock
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McBride
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Ticket Line Grows for World Series in Philadelphia
Philadelphia readers watch a long advance queue form for World Series tickets with limits of two per buyer. Players prep at Shibe Park while Connie Mack and McGraw face possible pitchers in the opener. Bender or Plank may start for the A’s against the Giants in New York. Orr is out with a broken hand.
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Shibe Park
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McInnes
Johnsons All American Team Defeated In Riot Scare
In Schenectady Mohawk colored Giants refuse to play demanding six weeks’ pay. After police halted disorder the game began, Walter Johnson pitched well but lost 1 to 0 in five innings as darkness ended the game. Wick Ware opposed Johnson, striking out eleven while giving up two hits.
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Reds Take Closer 4 to 1 in Snappy Season Finale
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 at home to end the season. Timely hitting settled the game as Doak and Rowan pitched for the Cardinals while Magee Konetchy Oakes and Whitted supplied key outputs. Umpire Brennan called a 1 hour 49 minute game with 3 left on.
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Laurel racing meets continues with improving prospects
Laurel's race meeting extends through October with better crowds on Saturday, showing Laurel and Benning remain favorites of Washingtonians. The course has improved under new management and Col. Winn plans further Spring upgrades to attract top horses, with about 1,000 horses in training and two stake events on the calendar this season. Manager Matt Winn expects excellent sport next week as weather improves and fields grow larger.
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Cubs Defeat Pirates in Opportune 1913 NL Curtain-Raiser
Chicago wins 5 to 1 at home as Battiapler Toutet leads scoring and Zabel strong on mound. Pirates struggle with hits limited to McCarthy and Stewart. O'Toole allows eight, Cooper one in relief. Game lasts 1 hour 49 minutes with Keating and Mollwitz among multiple run contributors.
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Big Series Games Show Reproduced At Lyceum Theater
All world games from the Athletics to Giants will be shown on the playograph at the Lyceum Theater Tuesday audience will see a mechanical near exact reproduction of every play with wire from the park. Ora Morningstar of Pittsburgh will lecture on billiards this winter and demonstrate shots using his cue.
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Ora Morningstar
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