Giants Triumph as Mathewson Pins Phillies in Series Game
Christy Mathewson’s dominant pitching stifled Philadelphia as New York shut out the Phillies 9 to 6 in the World Series third game. The Athletics offense stalled, Murphy’s miscues costly, and the Giants pulled away with timely hits and aggressive base running led by Donlin and Browne.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Phillies
New Yorks
Christy Mathewson
New York
Mathewson
Athletics
McGraw
Matty
Young Coakley
Murphy
Love Cross
Powers
Philadelphians
Connie Mack
Coakley
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Browne
Sove Cross
Mika Donlin
Bresnahan
McGann
Donlin
Mertes
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Dahlen
Dev Yn
Conkrey
Davis
Schreck
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Athletica
Hartsel
Lord
Capt
Lave Cross
Gilbert
Devlin
Giants Beat Athletics In Tight Diamond Battle
In a brisk game, the Giants score two more in the final inning while the Athletics struggle at the plate. Mathewson and Murphy handle key outs as McGann drives in two with a timely two base hit, Browne and Donlin steal, and Coakley earns a walk before Hartsel is retired. Attendance 10,992.
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Coakley
Kim Waterloo
Monte Cross
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Donlin
Browne
McGann
Murphy
Bremahan
Mertes
Dahlen
Devlin
Schreck
Gilbert
Lord
Seybold
Denlin
Powers
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Alea
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Athletics
Hartsel
Harry Davis
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Monte
Matty
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Bristoe Lord
New York
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Philadelphia
R. H. Poa
Harteel
L. Croag
Reybold
M_ Crose
Browns
Davis Seybold
Hy Mathewson
Mesera Sheridan
Reulbach Hit Hard In Second Chicago Championship Game
Chicago American League team defeats the Nationals in the second series game for the Chicago title. Reulbach relieved after two innings as Brown Donohue of the Americans hits a two on homer. Americans fielded well while Nationals outbatted them. Attendance 11 500. Final score 8 to 4. Batteries Altrock McFarland Reutbach Brown Kling. Umpires Johnstone Connally.
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Nationals Outclassed as Boston Americans Dominate Series
Boston Americans win 12 to 0 to move within one victory of clinching the Serica series. National team outclassed in a one sided game before about 2000 spectators. Umpire Mosara. Time of game about 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Ori Fraser Ard Borat
Ten Innings To A Tie In St Louis Games
St Louis teams tied after ten innings at 8 to 8 when darkness halted play in a crowd of 2,300. Chicago Nationals draft Willard Dodge of La Crosse after the pennant win, while a baseball question discusses a double runner on bases and forced advances in a late inning play.
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la Crosse
Wis
Willard Dodge
Golfers at Hot Springsstage match play in annual tourney
Special to The Washington Post from Virginia Hot Springs October 12 reports a golf tournament begun this morning with three divisions of sixteen. In early matches K L McClay beat George W White 6 and 6, Alfred L Norris beat B P Hollister 5 and 4, Compton defeated Black 6 and 5, Lafferty beat Field 2 and 1, Farnum defeated Taylor 6 and 4, Allan Lord beat Donaldson 3 and 6, Phifer beat Lockett 2 and 1, Davidson beat Barker 2 and 1. In the second sixteen Farintosh beat Moore 8 and 7, Southerland beat Robbins Walker 4 and 3, Chalfant beat Lloyd 2 and 1, Dwight Taylor beat Pierce 7 and 6, Allan McCulloh beat Wilking 6 and 4, Townsend beat Johnston 3 and 2, Sidenberg beat Hanewinckle 1 up, Bacon beat Hinksey 4 and 3. In afternoon first sixteen McClay beat Norris 4 and 3, Compton beat Lafferty 1 up, Farnum beat Lard 3 and 2, Phifer beat Davison 5 and 4. In afternoon second sixteen Farintosh beat Southerland 3 and 2, Chal fant beat Taylor 4 and 3, Townsend beat McCulloh 4 up, Sidenberg beat Bacon 1 up. Tournament to continue tomorrow.
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Virginia Hot Springs
K. L. McClay
Waverly Club
George W. White
New York
Alfred L. Norris
Garden City
B. P. Hollister
Dr. Wiliam P. Compton
Washington
A. W. Black
Lakewood
George C. Lafferty
Taylor Field
Charles Farnum
Philadelphia
H. James B. Taylor
Allan Lord
G. W. Donaldson
West Virginia
Robert F. Phifer
Baltosrol
A. H. Lockett
J. GC. Davidson
Dr. F. D. Barker
Dayton
Gilbert Farintosh
Hot Springs
George W. Moore
A. W. Southerland
BE. Robbins Walker
T. M. Chalfant
Davison L,oyd
Pittsburg
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McClay
Norris
Compton
Lafferty
Farnum
Lard
Phifer
Davison
Farintosh
Southerland
Chalfant
Taylor
Townsend
McCullohh
Sidenberg
Bacon
Miss Curtis Beats Mrs Stout in National Golf Title
In New Jersey the women’s national golf championship narrows to four with Miss Georgianna Bishop Miss Margaret Curtis Miss Keyes and Miss Pauline Mackay advancing Curtis defeats former champion Mrs Charles T Stout 2 up and 1 to play Keyes beats Miss Marion Oliver 4 up and 2 to play Bishop over Harriet C Curtis 6 up and 4 to play Mackay tops Mrs Caleb F Fox 32 up and 1 to play Semi final pairings set for tomorrow including Curtis vs Keyes and Bishop vs Mackay
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Bridgeport
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Essex County
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Concord
Pauline Mackay
Oakley
Charles T. Stout
Apawamis
Rye
Marion Oliver
Washington, D. C
Goldheim tailors offer 15 dollar suits and overcoats
Vercoats and suits offered to Washington shoppers with big discounts from direct mill buys. The ad claims $15 suits and overcoats equal to others at $20, with 25 dressy patterns and cash pricing, urging customers to leave measures today for fitting garments.
NO BASEBALL DEAL ON STAHL AS A FOOTBALL COACH
Leader of the Nationals travels to Tr noiy University to aid the gridiron program while no second baseman deal is reached. Moyes and Stahl return from New York empty handed after talks with Farrell and Griffith about La Porte. Mathewson dominates as Giants at Polo Grounds, while Plank and Bender prepare for key tests. Coughlin visits Washington, with doubleheaders and season length debated.
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la Porte
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Ike
Anderson
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Coakley
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Taylor
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Polo Grounds
Post
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Coughlin
Scranton Bill" Coughlin
Detroit
Hhas
Tiger
Bill Tan
Jack Warner
Thas
Capt. Coughlin
Scranton
Old Cy Young Beats Young Cy in Postseason Duel
The veteran Cy Young, pitching for the Americans, defeated Irving Young of the Nationals in a standout post season game. Young earned a 15 strikeouts record and allowed only two hits, confirming the elder star’s continued prowess as baseball’s leading hurler and hinting at more seasons to come.
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Giants
Athletics
Cyrus Denton Young
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Cy” Young
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Nationals
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Washington School Beats Hyattsville 21 to 0 in Clean Victory
Washington School for Boys defeated Hyattsville High 21 to 0 in 25 minutes. Washington prevented downs, outgained and outpaced Hyattsville, with stout line play and fast backs. Lineups list Washington positions and Hyattsville players, noting a singularly clean and exciting contest.
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Hyattsville Schoo
Washington School For
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Childs Glover
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Princeton Eleven Crippled by Injuries and Faculty Action
Princeton N J October 12 The Princeton football squad suffered severe injuries to key players with Dutcher sidelined for the season and Carothers, Dillon Moscrip hurt with knee water and shoulder respectively Simons will miss the rest of the season Capt Cooney remains hopeful The Naval Academy football schedule follows with games at Annapolis except December 2 at Princeton
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Moscrip
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University of North Carolina
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Swarthmore
Pennsylvania State
Bucknell
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Weat Point
Annapolis
Princeton Sophomores Win Fall Track Games
Princeton New Jersey October 12 the fall track games were held with the sophomore class taking first place scoring 46 points the class of 1909 second with 24 points Adverse weather slowed times Gambel a freshman led with wins in the 10 yard dash and 22 yard hurdles Kelly won the two mile run in 11 minutes and 23 seconds
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Ithaca
Corneil
Cayuga Lake
Princeton
Gambel
Kelly
Easy for Washington and Lee rout Roanoke College
Washington and Lee University defeated Roanoke College 38 to 6 in Lexington Virginia. Moomaw Bagley and Rasin powered the offense while Bowman starred for Roanoke as the Jays dominated from start to finish.
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Washington and Lee University
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Rasin
Washington and Lee
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Fight Still On Ramsey Says Returns to St Louis to Consult Attorney
Joseph Ramsey Jr former president of the Wabash Railroad arrived in St Louis from Toledo after losing to George Gould in the Wabash control contest. He said the fight is not over and that proxies he held were thrown out while stating another inst still on. Ramsey planned to confer with attorney Ehrmann about the situation. Also John K Gowdy retired US consul general at Paris arrived in New York aboard the Baltic with Mr and Mrs Marshall Pleld and Rep William Alden Smith of Michigan onboard.
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St. Louis
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Railroad
Toledo
George J. Gould
Wabash Road
Ramsey
Col. Palmer
N. Tewae Agit Mn Raumsey
E.hmann
Mir
John K. Gowdy
Paris
New York
United States
Marshall Pleld
William Aldenth
Michigan
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