Giants in Philadelphia after setback to Athletics
The New York Giants arrive at the Hotel Majestic in a misty rain, facing a grim sentiment after losing to the Athletics. Manager McGraw and coach Rob_inson shuttle between Polo Grounds and Broad Street as Merkle suffers a possible ankle injury and may miss today’s game. Weather remains unsettled with drizzle and a grey forecast. Pitcher John Coombs learns of the loss from University Hospital bedside.
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Inquiry into World Series Ticket Speculation by Officials
New York district attorney Whitman opened a probe into possible ticket speculation tied to the world series. Subpoenas sought John B. Foster of the New York baseball club, with orders to produce office books. Foster left town for Philadelphia, and the investigation aims to determine if officials used official stationery to arrange ticket sales.
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Indiana captain Davis may miss season with knee injury
Edward Davis, captain of Indiana University football, may not play again this year as his knee injury from last Saturday's game with the University of Chicago shows little improvement despite treatment. Bloomington reports the condition remains uncertain with Davis undergoing ongoing medical care.
World Series Gleanings From Diamond And Stands
Washington manager Clark Griffith praised Connie Mack after the Athletics’ win. Giants fans and hometowns watchers debated Baker’s big day as Marquard and the staff dominated early. Center field woes for the Giants linger, while Marquard’s move on Baker sparked reflections in the stands.
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Rain Chance Shapes Game Five As Giants Struggle
New York faces potential rain delay as the Athletics build a series lead. Bender shines in an uneven Philadelphia win with strong defense and timely hits from Baker, Collins, and McInnes. McGraw relies on Tesreau and Demaree, while Connnie Mack eyes a quick return to the mound with Plank if weather cooperates.
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Cross Knocks Out Young Brown in Sixth Round
Leach Cross of New York knocked out local lightweight Young Brown in the sixth round of a ten round bout. Brown endured heavy punishment in the third round and went down after Cross landed a right to the jaw.
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Rival captains weigh in after Athletics win
Larry Doyle of the Giants cites the Athletics’ timely batting and strong infield teamwork. He praises Chief Bender’s control and Collins’ three hits and three runs, while noting Marquard’s weaker outing and bad breaks on a double play as pivotal to the loss.
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Post Scoreboard Crowd Divided In Sentiment At Polo Grounds
The crowd at the Polo Grounds in New York watched Giants and Athletics battle for supremacy. Washington fans viewed a near real time score board reproduction at The Post building as cheers and silence swayed with each play. The crowd split between Giants support and Athletics patience, the fourth inning produced Baker's homer and Collins's return, while many stayed in place on the curb after the game replay. Clarence Vanderbeck wins Mary Thayer Farnum memorial cup in Philadelphia golf tournament with 183 total after 36 holes.
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Jackson Is Only Writer to Pick Right Pitchers
Joe S Jackson, writer for The Post, was the sole local picker of yesterday's pitchers in the world series coverage. As president of the Baseball Writers Association and the official scorer, his selections reflect national expert regard.
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World Series Attendance Falls Short of Record
Opening game draws 36 291 fans, fourth largest in series history, with payoffs split among teams and league. Rain threatens continuation. two rain days urged to boost crowds and revenue as players hope for bigger stands and higher prices.
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Cleveland Wins Eleven Inning War Over Pittsburgh Nationals
In Cleveland on October 7 the home team edged the Pittsburgh Nationals 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Gregg pitched well for Cleveland against Robinson, with both teams getting key walks and timely hits. Dolan Wagner and Leibold sparked scoring, and Jackson made a running catch to help avert a larger Pittsburgh tally. Final score 2-1 with Cleveland gaining the victory in a pitchers duel before about 3,500 fans.
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