Wind-up Era Ends as Hickman Wins Big in Tenth
Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader to close the baseball season. Hickman’s home run cleared the fence in the tenth to give Washington a 5 4 win after a 3 3 tie. Waddell left early with a rough outing. Barton sprained an ankle, and Dygert pitched well after the third.
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Second game ends in a five inning tie in a Philadelphia wintry clash
The second game between Washington and Philadelphia was called after five innings to allow the Philadelphia party to catch the 660 train home, finishing in a 3-3 tie. Manuel started for Washington and Myers for Philadelphia. both struggled early with bases and walks as most runs came in the first three frames. Cassidy and Nill led Philadelphia with two hits apiece while Cross tripled for Washington, in a tense shortened contest that capped the season.
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St. Louis Drops First Of Doubleheader With Chicago In Poor Defense
St Louis lost the first game of a doubleheader to Chicago on Rockenfield error but tied the second after Buchanan faltered in a commanding lead. Attendance 4,300. Batters included Koehler Dayla and Callahan with two-base hits and a home run for Chicago. Game two ended in darkness after eight innings with St Louis leading 7 to 0 in the bottom of the eighth.
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Bernhard Batted Hard In Cleveland Loss To Detroit
Cleveland dropped the season finale to Detroit 4 to 0 as Bernhard was hit hard on the mound and Mullin puzzled the Cleveland batters. Attendance 2,035. Key plays included a double by O Leary for Detroit and a notable double play, with Bernhard earning the loss and Mullin the win.
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Boston Twice Victor in AL Split Doubleheader
Boston won both ends of a doubleheader against New York to close the American League season. The second game was halted after five innings due to darkness with an attendance of 6,506.
Randolph-Macon Football Dominates Richmond College
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Va Oct 1 Randolph Macon outclassed Richmond College scoring six touchdowns five goals and keeping the Spiders from crossing the line Richmonds defense failed to stop the visitors star backfield and standout performers led the offense while the home team offered little resistance
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Newton Benton Wins In Short Baseball Game
Newton Benton bats score six runs in three innings led by Burkett and Grimshaw. Godwin allows two hits and two half innings off Griffin, with Dineen and Newton pitching. Gates closed in one hour two minutes as Connor allowed two passed balls and two wild pitches marked by Connolly umpiring.
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Gold Watch for Mr Fowler at National Park
Spectators in National Park watched as a surprise testimonial for Financial Secretary Fowler was presented in the ticket office. Harry Dorsey announced the gift of a gold watch and diamond fob plus 40 in gold, recognizing Fowler’s efficiency and courtesy during the season.
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Postseason Rules Set for World Championship Contests
Cincinnati reports supplemental rules for the world championship games to be played between Chicago National and American League clubs. Games in Philadelphia and New York start at 3 o clock. Official NL ball used on NL grounds and AL ball on AL grounds. A commission and umpires meet October 9 in Philadelphia. Frank B Bantroft will represent the commission. J E Johns ton and Poeta Connelly named by league presidents.
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Giants Backed By Wager Pool For World Series Start
New York backers, led by manager John McGraw, stake $3,500 on the Giants to win the championship series against the Philadelphia Athletica. A player pool of $1,500 is raised by the team to bet on themselves as the world series opener approaches in Philadelphia.
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National League results and today’s games
Yesterday’s results include New York 4 Philadelphia 3 and Philadelphia 6 New York 1 Boston 10 Brooklyn 4 Brooklyn 11 Boston 7 St Louis 7 Cincinnati 3 Cincinnati 63 St Louis 3 Chicago 2 Pittsburg 1 Today’s games are at Cincinnati and St Louis at Chicago.
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Giants Rally In Tenth Defeat Philadelphia In Opener
In New York on October 7 the Giants beat the Phillies in the tenth inning of the first game of a National League double header, while Philadelphia won the second game 6 to 1 before about 6,000 spectators. The second game ended early due to darkness.
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Brooklyn Nationals Win Final Series Over Boston in 1905
Brooklyn wins the last two games to finish the 1905 schedule with four wins and one loss against Boston, drawing 23,500 in attendance. Game summaries list hits, runs, and fielding details for both teams with Sheckard and Wolvert on prominent offense.
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Leifield Outpitched In Close Pittsburg Loss
Pittsburg ends season at home losing to Chicago 6 to 4 as Reulbach out pitches Leifield. Attendance 4,060. Chicago tied the game with a two-run single and a third inning rally while Pittsburg’s lone runs came on a base on balls and a two-bagger. Reulbach earned the win, Leifield the loss, with a 1 hour 50 minute game time.
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Woodberry Forest defeats Bethel Military on home grounds
Bethel Military Academy loses to Woodberry Forest on Woodberry grounds in Orange Virginia during the Washington Festival day games. The event noted a decisive performance by Woodberry with strong defense and scoring from key players. Bethel Academy faced a tough opponent and showed effort despite the setback.
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Baseball notes preview season player moves and injuries
Boston rumors link Al Selbach Buck Freeman to next season while Detroit and Chicago squads pace spring standings. Pitcher Harris joins Boston Americans for 2000 plus a player. Joe Kelley to left field with Jack Barry at first. Fultz recuperates after hospital stay. disputes rise over contracts with Brooklyn. Griffitts linked to Jersey City friction. Raleigh college ties noted for agricultural training.
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Harvard Rolls Over Maine 22 to 0 in Soldiers Field Victory
Harvard dominated University of Maine 22 to 0 at Soldiers Field, scoring three early in twenty minutes and one more in ten minutes of the second half. Maine struggled against Harvard’s line, repeatedly punting on second down amid penalties as Harvard’s Foster Carr Leonard and teammates found the end zone. Attendance was 60.
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Pennsylviana Defeats Swarthmore In Offside Filled Tilt
Pennsylvania defeated Swarthmore 11 to 4 in Philadelphia on October 7. Swarthmore scored a late field goal, while Pennsylvania added two touchdowns. numerous offsides and holding penalties marked the game and fumbles were frequent on the local team. Officials included Bergen of Princeton as referee and Whiting of Coryell as umpire.
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Yale Triumphs Over Syracuse 16 to 0 in Striking Game
New Haven, Conn Yale defeated Syracuse 16 to 0 at Yale Field in a splendid contest. Yale line held firm against heavy drives and tackling by Yale backfield stifled Syracuse. several second half substitutions, lineups feature Morse Stevens and Jones. refereed by M. J. Thompson, umpire Talcott B. Hull.
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Tennis Tourney Nears Finals As Jones Advances
In the Br S Jones advancement overview, Jones defeated Lieut Crawford to face winner of Lundy Bevan for the championship. Yesterday scores show Jones 1-1-64 over Crawford, Bevan 3-3 over Eris, and other results including Bart over Chesley and Hinton over Bushy. Carlisle defeats State College 11 to 0 in a football game at Island Park with a first half touchdown and a second half field goal.
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Princeton Defeats Georgetown 40 to 0 in New Jersey
Princeton, N J October 7 Princeton dominated Georgetown 40 to 0 the Tigers never were stopped on downs and scored three touchdowns in each half while four goals were kicked. Fryer returned a long run for a touchdown with Georgetown in pursuit and Bath saw a blocked kick only dangerous moment.
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Princeton Dominates Georgetown In Punting Heavy Game
Princeton beat Georgetown in a hard fought contest highlighted by strong punting and early Tigers' lead. Fryer returned a fumble 30 yards for a score while Bard and Daub provided effective end runs. McClintock directed the line as Tenney later entered, but Princeton faulted with frequent penalties yet showed speed and power to control the game.
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