Braves Lose Star Red Smith to Broken Leg in World Series Bid
Braves third baseman J Carlisle Red Smith fractured his right leg in the ninth inning of game one with Brooklyn. Manager Stallings, distraught, led Smith to hospital where ether was given. Deal will start at third. Stallings vows Braves will press Athletics in the World Series despite the setback. Smith had around .270 average and was a key hitter for the pennant winners. The injury shocks the team, but Stallings believes in his men’s grit to finish strong.
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Athletics Now Good as 2 to 1 on Smith Injury
The Washington Post reports J Carlisle Smith of the Braves is out with a broken leg affecting World Series odds. Braves backers grow anxious as Athletics rise to favorites and Mackmen open Game 1 at 7 to 5 if Bender starts.
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Nationals Fall to Red Sox 8 4 in Poorly Fielded Game
Boston defeats Washington 8 to 4 as Shaw struggles on the mound and defensive errors permit multiple Red Sox runs. George Foster provides a spark with a brief solid outing while the Nationals fail to sustain offense.
Indians Top CHIFEDS as They Lead Federal Race
Indianapolis remaining games decide the pennant as the Indians win twice to put Chicago at risk. Kansas City beat St Paris 7 to 4 while Baltimore and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader. Ruffins and other teams show varying form as Annapolis reports fall football trials start with 400 candidates.
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Police disperse line of ticket campers in Ninth street
Philadelphia morning reports police charged and dispersed fans and agents forming in Ninth street to buy World Series tickets. Riotlike tension followed as authorities warned the line would reform after nightfall. By nightfall about 3 500 waiting to buy tickets. stores complained of entry disruption and litter. Seven fights occurred but by 9 clock crowd quieted. some planned to endure a night on the sidewalk.
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Mayor Curley Absent From World Series Games
Boston mayor James Curley will not attend the world series games in Philadelphia on Friday and Saturday due to prior engagements, according to his secretary. The announcement states he will remain in Boston.
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Geants Take Opener Shut Out In Second
New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader to open the National League season. The Phillies won 6 to 1 in game one while the Giants took the nightcap, 9 to 3, as McGraw used mostly youngsters. Strong hits from Cravath Magee Luderus and brainard paced Philadelphia, while New York replied with Thorpe and Mayer among others. Time of game for game one about 1 hour 20 minutes. game two about 1 hour 27 minutes.
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Braves Split Doubleheader With Dodgers in Fifth Place
Brooklyn defeats Boston 3 2 in opening game of NL season. second game Boston wins 7 3 in seven innings with makeshift lineup. Strand shines for Boston as Brooklyn finishes fifth.
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Athletics Defeated but Pitchers Strong in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 6, Philadelphia manager Mack used two veteran pitchers and Wyckoff in a 2 to 1 loss to New York. Maisel tied the game with a third inning run after errors by Barry Oldring and Bender, and the visitors produced the decisive run in the eighth on Maisel’s single and steal, Wyckoff’s wild throw, and Cook’s single. Bender fanned five, Plank two, Wyckoff one. Philadelphia totaled six hits off New York pitcher Cal.
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