Wind-up Season Ends as Hickman Delivers in Tenth Inning
Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader to close the American League season. Hickman homered over the hospital fence in the tenth to give Washington a win, while Waddell left early with an injury and Barton sprained an ankle.
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Five inning tie ends season for Nationals and Athletics
Second game called after five innings tied 3-3 as Philadelphia left for home on the 660 train. Manuel and Myers pitched for Nationals and Athletics with early wildness and small offense through three frames. M. Cross sparked Washington with a triple and wild throw, while Cassidy and Knoll added runs for Philadelphia. Various players discussed for next season as fans departed after a season finale with notable spectators and comments from Connie Mack and Joe Stanley.
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St Louis Fall To Chicago In Opening Game Of Doubleheader
St Louis lost the first game to Chicago on Rockenfield error but tied the second as Buchanan yielded a strong start. Attendance 4,300. Scoring highlights include Koehler two-base hit, Dayla home run, and Davis involved in several key plays. Game one lasted 1 hour 16 minutes.
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Bernhard Batting Troubles Cleveland Loses Finale to Detroit
In Cleveland on October 7 Detroit topped the Indians 4 to 0 as Bernhard struggled on the mound. Mullin worked well for Detroit while Cleveland offense sputtered with 2,035 in attendance. Key players included Stovall and Barbeau for Detroit and O Leary, Crawford, and Schaefer for Cleveland. Final score Detroit 4, Cleveland 0.
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Boston Doubleheader Win Marks AL Season Finale
Boston Victory over New York in a doubleheader closes the American League season. The second game ended early at five innings due to darkness with 6,506 in attendance. Scoring details show New York fielding and batting highlights through the early innings and a late defensive double play sequence.
Randolph Macon Football Dominates Richmond College
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Va Oct 1 Randolph Macon football team walked away with Richmond College scoring six touchdowns five with goals while Spiders could not cross the goal line Richmond was outclassed at every point.
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Newton Benton Batted For Newton Benton In Lost Game
Newton Benton batted for Newton Benton in a game against New York. Burkett hit a two base shot, Grimshaw homered, and Selbach Keeler and Lougherty added sacrifices. Godwin turned a double play, and Newton struck out twice. Dineen conceded four hits in one inning, Hogg two, and Hughes two in four. Umpire Connolly oversaw a 1 hour 2 minute game with wild pitches by Godwin and Dineen.
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Gold Watch for Mr Fowler at National Park
Spectators waited for the second game when a surprise presentation occurred in the park ticket office. Financial Secretary Fowler received a gold watch and diamond fob plus $40 in gold from coworkers and friends in a quiet testimonial to his efficiency and courtesy during the season, with Harry Dorsey leading the tribute.
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Supplemental rules for world championship games issued
Cincinnati October 7 supplemental rules announced by National Baseball Commission Chairman Herrmann cover start times 3 oclock for games in Philadelphia and New York, use of official NL and AL balls on respective grounds, a Monday October 9 meeting at Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, and series supervision under the commission. Umpire selections by Pulliam and Johnson, with Frank B. Banroft as the commission representative during the series.
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Giants Backed for World Series Clash with Athletics
New York reports Manager McGraw is confident the Giants will win the world championship series starting Monday. A $3,500 personal wager plus other bets by Wolft Hopper and Pe hid' er money, and a $1,500 team pool, indicate strong confidence amid substantial NL backing as the Giants head to Philadelphia for the opener.
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National League results and today’s games
National League results from yesterday include New York 4 Philadelphia 3 and Philadelphia 6 New York 1. Brooklyn 11 Boston 7. St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 3. Cincinnati 63 St Louis 3 Chicago 2 Pittsburg 1. Today’s games: Cincinnati, St. Louis at Chicago.
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Giants Win In Tenth Inning To Split Opening Doubleheader
New York and Philadelphia closed the National League season with a doubleheader in front of about 6,000 at New York. The Giants won the first game in the tenth inning, while Philadelphia took the second by 6 to 1 before darkness halted play after five innings.
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Brooklyn Nationals Win Final Series In 1905 Season
Brooklyn wins two games to clinch a 4-1 finish against Boston in the 1905 final series. Attendance 23,500. Key plays include two base hits by Wolverton and Delehanty, and notable baserunning by Abbatticchio Tenney and Dolan. O'Day umpired both games in roughly 1 hour 45 minutes and 1 hour 32 minutes.
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Leifield Outpitched As Pirates Fall To Chicago
Pittsburg loses a close home game as Reulbach outpitches Leifield with solid support from Chicago. Attendance 4,060. Scoring came on a bases on balls followed by a two run homer. Notable hits include Wagner and Blagie with a two bagger and Chance on a three-base hit. Reulbach pitched eight innings. Leifield worked nine with credit for an 0-0 line until late.
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Woodberry Forest Defeats Bethel Academy in Orange Meet
Woodberry Forest school defeated Bethel Military Academy on the Woodberry grounds during an autumn event near Orange Virginia. The match featured aces from Woodberry and Bethel, with competitive play signaling a strong performance from both teams.
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Baseball notes and rumors from the 19th century
The report surveys multiple baseball topics including Al Selbach and Buck Freeman as likely signings, Detroit’s Eastern trip results, the White Sox's success, and Boston Americans new pitcher Harris costing $2000 plus a player. Mentions Cubs, Cincinnati, Athletics, and players like Congalton, Laporte, Farrell, Joe Kelley, Jack Barry, Joe Corbett, Dave Fultz, and Cleveland. Also notes arbitration, college coaching moves, and Raleigh Agricultural College prep for next season.
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Harvard Smashes Maine 22 to 0 at Soldiers Field
Harvard overwhelmed Maine 22 to 0 scoring three first half touchdowns in 20 minutes and one in 10 minutes of the second half. Penalties for holding marred Harvard play while Maine struggled to advance. Attendance listed as 60 with lineups and scoring credited to Foster Carr and Leonard.
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Pennsylvanians Top Swarthmore In Offside Filled Game
Philadelphia October 7 Pennsylvanian football slaven defeated Swarthmore 11 to 4. In the second half Pennsylvania scored two touchdowns and Crowell kicked a field goal for Swarthmore before time was called. Frequent penalties for offside and holding marked the game amid fumbling by Swarthmore. Key players included Folwell and Lamsom for Pennsylvania and Crowell for Swarthmore. Referees from Princeton and Coryell officiated. Time halves were 20 minutes.
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Yale Wins Splendid Game 16 to 0 Over Syracuse
Yale defeated Syracuse 16 to 0 on Yale Field in a strong team showing. The line stood firm against heavy attacks while backfield tackling held, with several Yale substitutions in the second half. Morse Stevengon and B M Jones scored, Wernecken kicked the goals from touchdowns. Referee M G Thompson, umpire Talcott B Hull. Time 30 and 35 minutes.
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Tennis tournament near finals led by Jones at M C A
In the M C A tennis event Jones meets Lundy or Bevan for the championship after beating Lieut. Crawford. Yesterday scores include Jones defeating Crawford and Bevan defeating Eris, with other matches and standings noted. Also Pennsylvania State game recap: Carlisle Indians beat State College 11 to 0 at Island Park with a first half touchdown and second half score.
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Princeton Defeats Georgetown 4 to 0 in Tough Tilt
Princeton, N J defeated Georgetown 4 to 0 with a dominating machine-like offense. Three touchdowns per team and four goals kicked marked a one sided game as Princeton’s defense held Georgetown to no first downs. Fryer ran for a ighty yard TD with Georgetown pursuing. Bath's kick was blocked late as the only serious threat.
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Tigers Top Georgetown In Punting Oriented Victory
Princeton defeated Georgetown in a hard fought football game dominated by Princeton’s speed and power. Bard booted well in the punting game while McClintock directed the Tigers with mastery. A late surge by Georgetown could not overcome Princeton’s quick breaks and frequent penalities. Bard O’Brien Pryor and Fryer starred for Princeton. McCormick and Bard highlighted Georgetown’s effort. The scoreline reflects Princeton’s advantage in the second half as they leveraged snap and pace to prevail.
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