TACT AGAINST FORCE IN THE WORLD'S SERIES
In this analysis of the upcoming World Series between Connie Mack’s Athletics and George Stallings’s Braves, Mack’s strict, fatherly leadership contrasts with Stallings’s managership. The piece weighs who will prevail as fans await the clash of two legendary managers known for different styles. Both men are described as bench-minded, with Mack in the dugout guiding players quietly and Stallings reacting with intense focus. The article promises a revealing look at management in baseball’s great rivalry.
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Connnie Mack
Athletics
George Stallings
Mach
Jennis Pers
Mack
Mick
Rema
Phivers
Stalinas
Athletis
Mackad
Morteimust
Manaters
Stavlext
Milliken
Philadelphia
Old Guard
Connie Mack
Napoleon
Philadelphia tops New York in low scoring tuneup
Philadelphia underlined its World Series form by defeating New York 1 to 0. Hitting early, the Phillies pounded two first-inning runs and took advantage of six hits three stolen bases and strong defense to lock down the victory.
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Philadelphia
New York
Los
Maks
Piehs
Bendo
Fanr
Bagger
Marie Warrs
Skrink
Shawkry
Pennoet
Shawkes
Moanger
Bray
Federal League Standings and Tomorrow's Fixtures
Standings show clubs with wins and losses including Kansas City Pittsburgh Buffalo and others. Yesterday results list Indianapolis Baltimore St Louis and others. Today games include Buffalo at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Salt Lake City.
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Inia Apo
Awokiva
Wreas
Kansas City
Fa Onare
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Leute
Indianapolis
Baltimore
St Lews
Rival Base Ball Crown Races as Camps Hold Edge
Confidence runs high in both camps as Deal or Whitted aim to fill injured third baseman Smith. Stallings shifts between Deal and Whitted to reinforce the Braves in the coming clash with Mack’s men. The series promises tight, hard fought battles with both sides confident of victory.
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Stallings
Boston Braves
Smyth
Deal
Whitted
Smith
Opening game twirlers likely Bender and Rudolph
Baseball fans expect Dick Rudolph to start for the Braves in the opener with Bender of the Athletics opposing him. Rival managers Connie Mack and George Stallings met at Side Park to discuss the series and Atlanta plans a practice at Shibe Park. Mel Innes may return for the first game after a hand injury, Walsh stepping in at times for McInnes. Ticket demand is enormous with rapid sellouts and rooftop stands appearing near Shibe Park.
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Whire Athletics
George Stalloage
Ahly
Learies
Stalwea
Phillies
Quakers
Stockton
Cal
Oakla
Tig Shes Ag
San Joseph
Hfernian
Tnish
Augusta Tra
Southern
Deana Tann
Nashy
Mori Mar Andin
Mts
Ampaign
Bender
Rudolph
Dick Rudolph
Braves
Mack
George Stallings
Connie Mack
Stallings
Tice
Walsh
Niagara University
McInnes
Athletics Quoted At 2 To 1 In Rival Club Homes
Washington post report notes odds for the world series opening in Philadelphia with the Athletics at 2 to 1 after Braves third baseman Red Smith is injured. Boston and New York betting shows shifts from 10 to 8 or 10 to 7 as fans react to the injury and local hunches influence wagers.
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Buffalo Internatena League
Stallings
Georgia
Taiternational
Ameran Teague
New York
Mira
Biffala
Anton
Sagen
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Athletics
Red’ Smith
Red” Smith
Braves
Beantown
N. Y
Red”’ Smith
Indianapolis Wins Federal Pennant With St Louis Victory
Indianapolis roars to the Federal League title by beating St Louis 9 to 4 behind Falkenberg who allowed three hits and received flawless support as the pennant was clinched. Baltimore sweeps a doubleheader from Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and 4 to 3. Brooklyn edges Buffalo 4 to 3 in a rain-shortened game to close the Federal season.
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Ind
Falkenberg
St Louis
Huffalo
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Buffalo
Battertex—Moore
Blair Brown
Owens
Cubs Defeat White Sox in First Championship Game
In Chicago on October 7 the Nationals beat the Americans 4 to 2 to take an early series lead. Wolfgang Timely powered the offense with timely hits as pitching by Vaughan Breenahan and Faber held the Sox to two runs.
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Wolfgang
Chicago
Senes
Chicago Nationals
Wolftrang
Doubleheader on gridiron at G. U. Georgetown
Georgetown teams prepare for a Saturday doubleheader on Georgetown field featuring a Blue and Gray Reserves game against a Vin ginia Medical College representative before the varsity clash. Coach Exendine notes the Medicos pose little resistance while the main game tests for Washington and Lee next week.
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Georgetown
Virginia Medical College
Tedh
Recail High School
Cox
Exendine
Washington and Lee
Richmond
Six Bowling Teams Form National League
A new bowling circuit named the National League is formed with six teams from Continental Trust Campant Washington Loan and Trust Company National Bank of Washington Second National Bank National Metropolitan Bank and Federal National Bank. Officers elected include EF An Gl more president EF Mix secretary BR Lyddane treasurer and Sherwood scorer. The league begins October 14 and ends April 15 at the Casino alleys.
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National League
Continental Trust Campant Washington Loan and Trust Company
National Bank of Washington
Second National Bank
National Metropolitan Bank
Federal National Bank
BR Lyddane
Sherwood
Western High Edges Alexandria 6 0 In Football Fight
Western High of Washington defeated Alexandria high school 6 to 0 after an interception by Fuller in the second half decided the game. Reardon and Grayson Hume led the Alexandria effort, while Fuller and O'Brien starred for Western with strong line play from Forthe Grayson and Kersey.
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Grayson
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Puller McKelway
Durant
Browns Winers 7 to 4 In City Series Game Two
St Louis October 7 The second game of the city series saw pitchers hit hard as the St Louis Americans defeated the locals Nationals 7 to 4. Batteries Sallee Perdue Seyder Hamilton Baumgardner and Agnew starred on the mound and in the lineup.
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Nationals Third Win Final Game
Nationals clinch third place in the American league race with a lopsided win over Washington. Griffis team benefited from a weak local defense as Trissy iler and other players made notable moments in a game described as a burlesque rather than baseball.
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Boston
Washingtons
Griffis
Trissy Iler
Tos
Griffith
Ted S
Benths
The
Nationale
Homs
Bertie
Oki Ag
Moeller
Maelo
Fennell
Athletics Council Names Leaders After Managerial Failures
The university athletic council, after managers from two branches failed to return, elected Joel Raby to oversee basketball replacing Tom Shankin and Thomas Glankler to manage track with Jim OShstas former post. Reported resignation of the track team head prompts a new election. Keegan, a top performer, is seen as a likely key recruit.
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Joel Rby
Tom Shankin
Thomas Glankler
Jim Oshtas
Tra Kk Woas
Lasketh
Keegan
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