Boston Wins Pennant In Ninth To Take Ninth Inning Thrill
Boston defeats New York 3 to 2 in the first game clinching the American League pennant amid a vast crowd on Washington Heights. In the second game winter pitchers duel ends 0-0 through nine, with Boston winning in the tenth on a misplay. Attendance 23,681. celebrations erupt as Boston earns back to back pennants while New York, though defeated, shows strong resistance in a season-long title chase.
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Bureau Bowlers Fourth Season Opens Tonight
The Plate Printers League of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing starts its fourth season with two weekly sets on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Clubs named for Washington Boston New York Philadelphia St Louis and Chicago feature players once from those cities. Chicago won the first title, New York claimed the next two, Philadelphia led last season before losing to New York in final game. this year promises tighter, higher scores as leaders organize under President J J Batch and officials J Watt and George Cook.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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New Yorks
J J Batch
George Land
George Cook
J. Watt
St Louis
Philadelph
Louis
Tennis at Bachelors Club opens fall handicap tournament
The annual fall handicap tennis event at the Bachelors Club began with Mr P H Cake losing his first match to G H Grosvenor, despite a hefty handicap. Attendance was light as play remained even and handicaps were praised for fairness. further matches continue today at Seventeenth and M Streets.
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Bachelors Tennis Club
P H
G H Grosvenor
Seventeenth and
M Streets
Doon
OH Swanton
Avan
Hedrick
D Mclean
McLean Vating
Si Spencer Gordon
Herbert Putnam
Gordon
Accre
Pow Baker
Brown
Baker
Whiting
Harris
Harrie
Grosvenor
Yale Harvard Athletic Pact Likely To Extend Five Years
New Haven Oct 10 Yale, Harvard athletic agreement to be extended to five years. No rowing plans until conference with Harvard on Thames regatta next June. If meeting occurs, Yale would overhaul quarters at Gales Ferry. Doherty Brothers Win London Tennis Championship at Queen's Club by Bl.
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London
Queen’s Club
Mahony
Wilding
Tie At Cleveland Ends Early Postseason Tilt
The first post season game between Cleveland and Pittsburgh ended in a rain halted tie with Pittsburgh at bat in the sixth. Wild pitching from Flaherty and Hess, plus intermittent rain, stalled field play after the second inning. Pittsburgh led 2-0 in the third on Beaumont’s walk and Wagner’s left field homer. Cleveland tied it in the fourth on Lajoie and Stovall’s scores. Attendance 384.
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Hess
Pittsburgs
Beaumont
Wagner
Aherty
Bradley
Flick Lajoie
Stovall
Bradley Turner
Phelps
Flick
Claveland Rhoa
Pitsburg
Rhoab Vinson If
Tote
Bransfield
min—Wagner
Leach
Beaumont "Firate
Hema
Nevaland
Nationals Win First Of Seven In City Championship
National team Grady hit a tenth inning homer to lift St Louis Nationals to a 2 8 4 victory over the American League club in game one of a seven game series for the city title. Attendance 1 500. Pelty pitched for the Nationals and Taylor for the Americans with Grady driving in the decisive run.
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Rhoae Forrell
Ij Burkett
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O'Wallace
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O'Jones
Dunleavy
Bhayy
Moran
Ameriana
Wallace
Pelty
Taylor
Ey Pelty
Sallonala
pleya—Wallace
Fadden
Shay
Farrell
Beckley
Bacrifice Kite
Bhannon
Heldrick
Mr Hurt
Geme
National Guard League Adopts Schedule for Season
The National Guard Basketball League announces a ten team season with no cross affiliations. Teams include Corcorans Naval Battalion Capron Cadets Urest Rifles Marton Cadets Hearst Rifles Ordway Rifles Athletic Association and Company K First Regiment. Games run from October through January at the Guard Center gym, with a detailed schedule listing dates and matchups.
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Corcorans
Urest Rifles Marton Cadets
Ordway Rifles Athletic Association
Hearst Rifles
Capron Cadets
Naval Battalion
Company K First Regiment
Guard
Caprons
Company K
Mortona
Corcorans Va ‘Naval Battalion
Ordway
Caprove
Urelle
Athletic Association Ya Hearst
Heart Va Ordways
Urells Ya Athletic Association
Corcorana Ya Martens
Ordwaya
Nava Hattilion
Hearst
Urelis Ve Company K
Athletic Association
Ordwaye
Hearat
Caprous
Company Kove Urells
Mortona Ve. Athletis
Sports Schedule Fragments Show League Matches Listed
The fragmentary OCR list records numerous fixtures between teams such as Mortons Caprona Hearst Ordways Naval Battalion and Athletic Association across January to April. It outlines dates opponents and order of games with repeated pairings and several OCR errors in team names.
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Hearst
Ordways
Mortone
Corcorans
Hearst Va
Mortons
Urelle
Ceprona
Naval Battalion Va Company K
Mortons Va Ffearat
Carcorna
Caprons Va
Urella
Ortways
Urelg
Naval Battalion
Hearet Va Athletic Association
Caprona
Mortons Va
Saprone
Corcoranns
Athletic Aation
Ordwaya Va
Aph
Company H
Va Athletic
Corporans
Urells
Thistle
Bureau Best at Tenpins in Departmental League Showdown
The Plate Printers beat the War Department team in a tight Departmental League contest as scores climbed near 200 with Lord and Hardie topping the roll. Evans led the losing side with 14 pins, while Beeres faced a fraud case involving a $60,000 claim against Chicago City Railway Company. Inga Hanson, arrested in New York, was released to Chicago officers for extradition.
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War Department
Lord
Hardie
Ping
Evans
Beeres
New York
Inga Hanson
Chicago City Railway Company
Chicago
Rumor Triggers Canton Bank Run Over Austrian Co Failure
Idle talk sparked a cash rush at Dime Savings Bank in Canton Ohio after the Austrian Company collapse caused a 75 000 loss. Creditors were paid promptly and officials report no paper of the Austrian Company in the bank. No losses incurred by the bank itself.
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Canton
Ohio
Dime Savings Bank
Aultrian
Aultrian Company
Washington Beats Philadelphia 4 3 in Last AL Game of Year
Washington wins the final American League game 4 to 3 behind strong fielding and timely hitting. The crowd of about two thousand plus a stray hat witnessed a season finale filled with errors and dramatic plays.
Belle Of Applegate Leads With Hughes In Doubleheader
In game one Hughes leads with three hits and four runs batted in as Applegate highlights a 4-1 win by Hughes over Cassidy, with Stah to Nill to Btahl and key plays by Donovans Huffman Hartzel and Murphy. In game two Washington falls to Athletics as Wadden and Walfe hold steady, eight hits combined and minor errors mar the field, final score not specified.
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Applegate
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Danny Hoffran
Love Cross
Senators
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Hartsel
Cross Seybold Noonan
Nol
Monte Cress
Hoffman
Biuca
Washington
Cassidy Donovan Hughes
Stahl
Murphys
Tan
Lave Cross
Donovan
Neill
Jen
Hoffmans
Woth
Wolfe
Waddell
Hiartse
Jave Cross
Seybold
Hill
Muelsman
Murray
Mullen
Nells
Noonan
Tip
Eitect Stahl Silding
Nill
Laye Cross
Belle of Applegate
Br Hughes
Ware
Bess
Sabs
Geybold
Donovan Huffman Hartzel
Murphy
Mr King
Oneill
Hapleman
Kittredge
Walter
Hottman
Hartel
Cros
Borbold
Mallen
Foonan
Wadden
Potala
Athletica Pa
Bamee
Athietfer
Walfe
L Crosa
Reybard
M Crome
Hy Walfe
Mme
Miss Dod Ties For Medal In U S Womens Golf Championship
The British champion Miss Charlotte Dod tied for first in medal play with a 93 at Merion Golf Club Hav erford. Sixty plus players competed with Miss Harnet Curtis and Miss L Vanderhoeff among several tied for medals. The event marks England's first appearance in America's premier women's golf championship with Dod drawing gallery attention.
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Haverford
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Barriett Curtis
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WeNeeley
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Reath
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Griscom_ Merion
Milne Alvany
Porter Brookline
Ming Maud
Wetmore Newport
Sanford
Besux County
Caleb
Fox
Mire Porter
Wise Terre
Mien Dutton
Mina Ayrea
Wiss Wetmore
Vilar Vanderhoof
Mra Textlman
Miss Carpenter
Misa Curtis
Mre Santor
Wise Wine
Mise Biddle
Miss In Kwood
Fiss
Mo Curtle
Miss Badglee
Harley
Wes Barlow
Mine Osgood
Moss
Po McNerley
Mina G
Bishop
Wies
Bishop Wiss
Allen
Batchelder Wies Haggins
Phipps
Migs Griscombe
T McNeeley
Fire Roots Hotel Guests At Worlds Fair Grounds Blaze
A fire completely destroyed an amusement resort near the Worlds Fair grounds in St Louis Cet. Flames spread to the Forest Park Hotel where 350 guests were awakened and evacuated. Sparks touched the cattle pavilions but firemen kept a general blaze at bay. Losses hit $10 000 for the resort. motel and other buildings suffered minor damage.
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Forest Park
Shortage in School Funds Examinations Reveal Irregularities
Topeka report on state treasury and school fund accounts finds shortages irregularities and discrepancies running into thousands of dollars across twelve counties. The governor notes conditions likely exist statewide in permanent school funds as well as normal and agricultural funds and calls for thorough investigation.
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Topeka
Kana
Bailey
Outfitters ad hints at top coats in uncertain moments
An advertisement from a street storefront promotes top coats with a line about not needing one yesterday but never knowing when the moment may come. The ad mentions a local outfitters at Seventh and E Streets and uses brisk, period tone.
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