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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1906

Page

8

Baseball Budget American League and National League results

Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 1 while Cleveland won 7 to 3 over St. Louis. In the National League, Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 and St. Louis tied Chicago 3 to 3. The standings show New York and Cleveland leading, with various teams listed in the week’s box scores.

Detroit Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Pittsburg Cincinnati Nationals Boston Petthicago Brooklyn New York Cimelnnati St Louis Philadelphia

Will Fight Pictures Attract Crowd For Gans Fight

New York October 7 Special to The Washington Post fans show extra interest in moving pictures of the Nelson Gans bout. The New York Theater roof will screen the first authentic film tomorrow night. Billy Nolan claims referee Siler robbed Nelson, arguing the blow at forty seconds of the forty second round was unseen.

Washington Post New York Billy Nolan Nelson Siler Gans

Women golfers meet for national championship at Brae Burn

In West Newton Massachusetts on October 7 more than sixty women golfers from across the country will begin the twelfth national championship at Brae Burn Country Club. The winner will receive the gold medal and her club will hold the Robert Cox Cup for a year. current holder is Pauline Mackay of Oakley Country Club Boston.

West Newton Mass Brae Burn Oakley Country Club Boston Pauline Mackay

Cubs and White Sox in Chicago World’s Series Battle

A Chicago sports column weighs the Cubs and White Sox as equal showpieces in a fierce city rivalry. It praises Chance’s Cubs for teamwork and speed, contrasts Sox grit with weaker batting, and previews pitching strengths of Walsh White and Altrock.

New York Beats Boston and Philadelphia Extends Lead

April to June notes show New York defeats Boston and Philadelphia to lead the league with multiple extra inning and high scoring games. Key players include Harry Davis George Love Cross and Cy Young victims, while umpires Conner and O Loughlin eject managers and players in tense matchups. Cleveland and Chicago exchange places as New York compounds pressure on Philadelphia and Washington.

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World Series Officials Meet Before Chicago Game

The National Commission and team officials, plus umpires, meet at Auditorium Annex in Chicago to receive final instructions from President Herrmann. Ground rules and decorum are discussed as players rest ahead of the series between the White Sox and Cubs.

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Mastermind Soden and Young Enduring Baseball Integrity

William A Hulbert era and Arthur H Soden figure central in Boston NL leadership story. Nick Young reflects on Soden s 29 years guiding the game toward purity and stability. Sullivan challenges lightweights in 130 pound class seeking Joe Gans match.

Genlal Olf Nick” Young Lamona Lvery Prealdertt National League N. H. Young Mr. Young Holbert Young Arthur H. Soden Beaton National Club

Young Cardinals Hold Champs In Tie On McGlynn Pitching

St Louis and Chicago played a 3 to 3 tie that went 11 innings before darkness ended the game. McGlynn pitched for St Louis with solid support from Holtman and Sheckard among others, while O’Hare and Moran led Chicago’s offense in a closely contested contest at Busch Stadium.

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Pirates Take Last From Cincinnati in Slow Game

Pittsburgh won the season finale against Cincinnati with superior hitting in a slow, featureless contest. Key plays included two three-baggers by Mowrey Meier Nexlon and Felts, and back-to-back hits by Jude Nelson Sheehan and Pelte. Leaver pitched, Leever allowed walks, and three runners reached on hit by pitch. Time of game two hours.

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Liebhardt Stars In 11 9 Win For Cleveland In St Louis

Cleveland defeats St Louis in a batting heavy game as Liebhardt earns his second win. Key hitters include Niles, Congalton, Wallace, Rockenfold, and Jones. Final score 11 to 9 with Cleveland taking the victory.

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Jabs and Counters in London Bout Between O Brien and Pooley

Jath O'Brien and Fred Pooley enter a scheduled ten round bout at the Patine Club under manager McCarey. The match, billed as a tactical clash, features Ryan as a famous element and promises sharp exchanges. Odds and exact fight details remain unclear from the fragment.

Jath O'Brien Tommy Ryan McCarey Fred Pooley

Wagner Seeks Better Crowd Control After Near Disaster

Louis Wagner praised his speed while recounting a New York Herald race in which crowds swarmed the course. He attributed four tire punctures and three minutes of delays to spectators and corners, noting he saved the cup for France by changing two tires in under three minutes. He urged improved policing and circuit conditions to ensure future foreign entrants compete in the United States.

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Detroit Beats Chicago 6 1 to End AL Race

Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 1 in a decisive American League finish. Fiene struggled as Detroit pounded timely hits while Eilan pitched well for Detroit. Schaefer and McIntyre provided notable base running and hitting as Chicago made several defensive errors.

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Southern Golf Tourney At Birmingham Opens Next Week

Birmingham Country Club prepares for an invitation golf tournament in Birmingham Alabama starting next Thursday through Saturday. About seventy five visitors have announced they will attend with entrants from Atlanta Memphis Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga Montgomery and Mobile. The events will include the eighteen holedubskies competition for one cup.

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