Giants Win Third World Series Game Behind Mathewson
Christy Mathewson’s pitching dominated as the Giants shut out the Phillies 9 to 6 in Philadelphia. Despite some fielding errors, New York capitalized on Philadelphia miscues and base running to seize the lead, while McGraw’s club struggled to solve Mathewson’s fade-away delivery.
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Giants Pull Off Two-Run Rally Versus Athletics
In New York, Mathewson hurls for the Giants as they score twice late to edge Philadelphia 6 to 4. McGann contributes a two-base hit and a stolen base, while Coakley and Hartsel pace the Athletics with early baserunners and a steady line of outs. Attendance 10,992.
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Reulbach Hit Hard In Chicago Championship Game
Chicago American League team defeats the Nationals in the second game of the Chicago series. Reulbach was hammered early and replaced by Brown. Donohue hit a two on base homer. Americans strong on defense while Nationals outbatting. Attendance 11,500. Final score 8 to 4. Batteries Altrock and McFarland for the Americans. Reutbach Brown and Kling for the Nationals. Umpires Johnstone and Connally.
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Nationals Outclassed as Boston Americans Lead Series
Boston Americans crushed the Nationals 12 to 0 to seize control of the series with one win needed in the remaining three. Attendance was 2,003 as Watlonatm and Fraser pitched. Umpire Mosara called the game after 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Ten Innings To A Tie In St Louis Game
St Louis National and American League teams tied after ten innings when darkness halted play in St Louis Attendance was about 2300 with a score showing a tie. Willard Dodge was drafted by the Chicago National League club after La Crosse pennant season.
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Golfers at Hot Springs Open Annual Match Play
Special to The Washington Post from Virginia Hot Springs October 12 reports three divisions of sixteen in a morning start. K L McClay beat George W White 6 and 6, Alfred L Norris beat B P Hollister 5 and 4, and several other first round results followed. Afternoon action saw McClay and Farnum advance in the 16s, with Compton Lafferty, Phifer Davison, and others moving on. play continues tomorrow.
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MISS OLIVER MEETS DEFEAT IN WOMEN S GOLF TITLE
In the women s national championship at Morris County Club Convent Station N J Miss Margaret Curtis defeated former champion Mrs Charles T Stout to reach the semi finals along with Miss Georgianna Bishop Miss Keyes and Miss Pauline Mackay The day also saw Miss Keyes beat Miss Marion Oliver and Miss Bishop beat Miss Harriet C Curtis with Mackay defeating Mrs Caleb F Fox
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Washington, D. C
Washington tailor offers $15 suits and overcoats
Vercoats and suits showcased as high grade tailoring under Goldheim system. Direct mill cloth, cash discounts, and stores’ bulk buying claimed to yield big savings. Over twenty five dressy patterns, perfect fit and satisfaction promised. measure today.
No Baseball Deal On Stahl As A Football Coach
The Nationals fail to land a second baseman after meetings with Highlanders owners and Griffith in New York. La Porte’s price, position shift for Hickman, and Stahl’s Illinois coaching stint headline a busy winter outline as Washington eyes squad development and the Giants push in the World Series.
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Old Cy and Young Cy Face Postseason Clash in Boston
In a tense post season duel between rivals bearing the nickname Young Cy, Cy Young Senior, with the Americans, defeated Irving Young of the Nationals. Old Cy struck out fifteen, allowed two hits, and showcased enduring form while hinting at more season play.
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Washington School Beats Hyattsville 21 to 0 in Clean Game
Washington School for Boys defeated Hyattsville High 21 to 0 in 25 minutes. Washington dominated with flawless offense and stout line play as Hyattsville managed a single first down. Lineups list Washington backs and tackles leading the decisive victory.
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Princeton Eleven Crippled By Injuries And Faculty Ruling
Princeton New Jersey October 12 The Princeton football squad suffers major injuries to key players including center Dutcher with a sprained back center Carothers knee guard Dillon shoulder and freshman Moscrip knee. Simons will not play rest of season. Captain Cooney remains hopeful. Naval Academy football schedule released detailing games from October 14 to December 2 at Annapolis with one game at Princeton.
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Princeton Sophomores Win Fall Track Meet in 46 Points
Princeton New Jersey October twelve fall track games were held with the sophomore class scoring 46 points to win. The class of 1909 placed second with 24 points. Poor weather hindered times. Gambel, a freshman, won the 10 yard dash and the 22 yard hurdle. Kelly took the two mile in 11 minutes 23 seconds.
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Washington and Lee Rout Roanoke College 38 to 6 on gridiron
Washington and Lee University dominated Roanoke College in Lexington with a 38 to 6 victory. Moomaw Bagley and Rasin excelled on offense while Bowman stood out for Roanoke in a one sided afternoon.
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Ramsey vows fight continues after Wabash setback
Joseph Ramsey Jr former Wabash Railroad president arrives in St Louis from Toledo after losing proxy fight to George Gould for Wabash control He says the fight is not over and a director seat might still be won Ramsey plans to consult attorney Ehrmann with Col Palmer in attendance Gowdy returns from Paris aboard the Baltic with Mr and Mrs Marshall Pleld and Rep William Alden Smith of Michigan on board
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