M'Graws Giants Tie World Series With Yankee Victory
New York Oct 3 Phil Douglas delivered revenge by beating Carl Mays to even the World Series. Burns and Meusel provided the offense as Mays struggled through nine hits and four runs. Ruth homered later, but the Giants broke the spell on Mays and tied the series at one game each.
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White Sox defeat Cubs to clinch city title in 8–3 win
Chicago American League club finishes sweep of the National League rivals with an 8 to 3 victory. Shovel Hodge outpitched Grover Alexander as the White Sox extend dominance, gaining their fourth straight in the head to head series. O'Farrell and Yaryan catch while Alexander suffers his second defeat.
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British golf pros win at Ardsley in tight match
Abe Mitchel and George Duncan of England beat Jess Sweetzer and Arthur Reid in morning and afternoon rounds at Ardsley golf links. Course stretched over 6200 yards. Friendship gridironers Triumph 14 0 over Perry eleven with Heath starring. Beaver Falls wins national semipro baseball title 6 0 over Francis Dry Cleaners in Columbus.
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Ruth’s homer tops Giants rally in tense world series game
In the fourth game of the world series the Giants beat the Yankees four to two as Babe Ruth, despite injuries, belted a late homer while Phil Douglas shut down the Yankees. Ruth’s long blast came with two on, but the rally fell short and New York’s hopes faded. Carl Mays then dominated the Nationals as Boston won 3–0, evening the series.
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Douglas Flings Fast Ball As Giants’ Mays Struggles
In a tense game, Douglas dominates as Meusel hits a three base shot and Rawlings adds a single. Mays appears strong then suddenly falters, leaving observers puzzled. The Nationals score in the ninth, while the Americans suffer a similar fate with Burns and Ruth contributing. Umpires and time noted.
Giants Beat Yankees 4 2 to Tie World Series One Each
In a rain-sprinkled game at the Polo Grounds the Giants defeated the Yankees 4 to 2. Babe Ruth homered in the late innings, boosting New York’s hopes as the series stood 2-2 after the Giants hammered Mays.
Nehf or Shea Probable Twirlers for Giants
New York reports indicate manager John McGraw may start Arthur Nehf against the Yankees or opt for Pat Shea amid debate. The game details show Giants bats producing runs in the eighth and ninth innings with Meusel and Rawlings contributing key hits, Ruth homering for the Yankees.
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Navy Ready for Princeton Game After Western Reserve
Annapolis Md Oct 9 All Navy players used yesterday against Western Reserve exited unscathed and the squad is in condition to begin preparations for the Princeton game tomorrow on Saturday. The feeling prevails that the Navy has at least an even chance to win.
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Banny Sure Club Pounds Hoyt In Revenge Win
David Bancroft of the Giants reflects after a winner over Carl Mays. The Giants rallied in the eighth inning to back Douglas's masterful pitching and extend the series lead. Bancroft expresses confidence for a rematch with Waite Hoyt and aims to square the matchup.
Orioles Win From Colonels By Forfeit In Riot Disruption
In Louisville on October 9, the Louisville Baltimore game ended in riotous disorder as thousands swarmed the field in the ninth inning. The umpires were pelted and escorted away by police, and the game was forfeited to Baltimore 9 to 0, with Baltimore leading 12 to 4 at the time.
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Washington vs Wilmington gridiron clash yields 33 0 victory
Washington Blue and White, led by Bull Jets Watson, dominated Wilmington Collegians at Washington ball park in the season opener winning 33 to 0. Sullivan scored two touchdowns and Walson, Mackert, Leighty also crossed for six. Kicking accounted for eight goals after touchdowns. numerous substitutions noted as the game progressed.
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Burns Clouts Giants to Lead in Ninth Inning Rally
George Burns drove a decisive two ribbie double in the Giants’ stretch, scoring Snyder and Rawlings to put New York ahead. Carl Mays faltered in the eighth allowing further Mets? runs as Burns had struck previously in the sixth, while Meusel added a late tally for the Giants. Attendance hit 36,372 with receipts totaling $118,527 split among advisory board, players, and clubs. The game featured early Yankee defense, Ruth’s single, and Miller’s cheery crowd reaction as the Yankees fought back through Pipp, Frisch, and McNally in a high tension clash.
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Hoyt Likely to Be Yanks Twirler Today
New York Oct 9 Hoyt is expected to pitch for the Yankees tomorrow though Miller Huggins offered no definite word. Frisch and McNally scored for the Giants in a big inning, while Ruth and Meusel provided powerful moments for the Yankees, and McGraw’s club added a late run to seal a 7 0 win for the Knickerbocker A C.
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