Mathewson Urges Braves to Halt Collins and Baker in World Series
Christy Mathewson told the Boston Braves they face a mighty task to beat the Athletics. He stressed stopping Collins and Baker and getting strong pitching support, calling Baker dangerous and Collins harder to pitch to. He praised the Mackmen as a powerful machine and warned Braves not to overconfidence after winning the pennant. Stallings planned Hess as a possible starter and outlined lineup adjustments against Mack’s right and left handers. The Braves finish the season as NL champions with a doubleheader against the Dodgers tomorrow.
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Reds Split Last Home Stand In Doubleheader
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati divided a doubleheader in a National League game. Bartels, Kellogg, Herzog and Kellifer led Cincinnati with multiple hits and runs batted in while Kerry Keene and Douglass pitched for Pittsburgh. The game featured scattered base hits, runs, and an elongated, hour and seven minute pacing as both clubs exchanged scoring innings.
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Cardinals Fall In Final Game Of Baseball Season
The St. Louis Cardinals lost to Chicago 4 to 3 in the season finale. Chicago edged ahead in the eighth inning as pitchers and batters produced a tense finish with key hits from Sweeney and Merrick contributing to the Chicago victory.
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Chifeds Retain Lead in Federal League Race
Chicago holds a slender margin atop the Federal League pennant chase by defeating Kansas City as Indianapolis beat St Louis and Buffalo swept Brooklyn in a packed set of results. Freddie Welsh agreed to a fight with Charles White after the club offered the largest purse.
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New York Giants Shut Out Philadelphia in Series Opener
New York, led by Itu Tremaree pitching a shutout, blanked Philadelphia 1-0 as Demaree pitched well. Smith the catcher starred for the Giants, while Risey struggled for the Phillies in a game that featured limited hits and strong defense.
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Athletics Favored In World Series Betting Light Wagering
New York Oct 5 betting on the world series is light though Athletics are favored at 10 to 8 with the Braves a feared rival. The Braves beat the Dodgers in exhibition play, Stallings noting their punch if his hitters stay strong. Mathewson and the Braves eye Rudolph James and Tyler as key targets in the coming clash.
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Athletics Pitchers Show Form as 2 0 Win Sparks Open
Philadelphia wins 2 0 over New York as Bush Bressler and Shawkey toss three shutout innings each. McInnes rests with sore fingers while Murphy Walsh star at first. Brooklyn doubleheader sees Boston sweep 15 2 and 9 5 with Whitted home run magic. Mann, Stengel, Cather key for Brooklyn. Crutcher and Crutcher for Boston.
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Jack Johnson Forfeits $15,000 Bail in Mann Act Case
Chicago Oct 5 Federal Judge Carpenter ordered the $15,000 bail forfeited after Jack Johnson failed to appear for retrial or resentencing in the Mann act case. Johnson was convicted of transporting Belle Schrieber and sentenced to a year in prison and a $2,500 fine. The bond forfeiture does not affect the case status. Johnson would face prison or a new trial if captured. Sureties were Mathew Baldwin, Evanston realty man, and Mrs Tina Johnson, his mother. Five indictments remain set for trial November 30.
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Philadelphia and rivals clash in tense early season stats
A compact recap of standings and scores shows Philadelphia edging Washington while Boston trails New York and Brooklyn in a crowded race. Notable figures include Chicago and Indianapolis as top performers with Kansas City and Baltimore close behind amid fluctuating win percentages.
Scalp Tickets Spark City Scene Outside Store
Special reporting from Philadelphia describes a mobilized group of New York and Boston speculators organizing patrons and youths to buy up baseball World Series tickets. Pickets guard the youths. two tickets per person rule enforced as they seek prime seats for a Camden, New Jersey family planning to secure early access.
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Washington and Tee follow G U game prep in Lexington
Coach Walter Elcock states he will accede to a request to number slavers in the Georgetown and W I T games. He believes the scheme is worthwhile and praised light signal practice and rope drill. The squad prepares to face Roanoke College in Georgetown Saturday.
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Johnson Leads Washington Past Boston In Dramatic Win
In a Fenway park shootout Johnson and Morgan star as Washington defeats Boston 9 to 6. Johnson belts a center field homer and adds a two-base hit driving in runs, while Coline and Gregg shuffle pitching duties as Denver tops Indianapolis 11 to 5 in a separate Western League game.
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