New Yorks Edge Athletics 1–0 in Fourth World Series Fight
The New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Americans 1 to 0 at the Polo Grounds in game four. McGinnity pitched sharply, Gilbert delivered the key run with an RBI single in the fourth after Mertes error set the stage, and Plank matched him with strong grounders and key plays. Attendance was about 13,000 as New York led the series three games to one.
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Giants-Phillies World Series Game Recap in Dense Action
The Giants load the bases early as Bresnahan and Browne reach, Davis mishandles a potential double play, and Plank’s grounder ends the threat. Mertes makes a key plays in the ninth as the Athletics fail to seize momentum. Monte Cross and Hoffman strikeout in a tense late effort as New York eyes a game lead tomorrow with Mathewson vs Bender.
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Nationals win at Chicago in pitchers' duel
National baseball team defeats Chicago 3 to 2 to take 2 of 3 in the series. White and Weimer duel with White fanning a superb effort after rough first innings. Slagic drives in three with a triple and two errors as Callahan makes a running grab on Chaney’s fly. Umpires Connally and Johnstone.
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Boston Wins Post-Series Championship in Deciding Game
Boston American League team defeats the Boston National League club by 4 to 2 to clinch the series four games to one. Double-header games set for tomorrow with an attendance of 1,702. Pitchers Tannehill Arrobruster Willis Moran and Mesars O Loughlin Emalie noted. Time of game 1 hour 32 minutes.
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Nationals Tie Series as Taylor Falters in St. Louis
St. Louis on October 13 saw Taylor make his third post-series attempt to pitch the Nationals to victory, but he failed for the first time. The tied series stands at two games each with a 6 to 3 result in favor of Americana. Batteries: Nationals Taylor and Grady. Americana Howell and Spencer.
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Tech Triumphs In High School Football Showdown 16 to 0
Technical defeats Business 16 to 0 as Duganne and Hoover power Tech to early lead. Firm line play and heavy roster overwhelmed Business, with Brewster converting extra points. Garvey and Duganne score late, Tech preserves edge as substitutes see time.
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Football at College Park Aggies Meet Gallaudet Eleven
College Park hosts a game between Maryland Agricultural College and Gallaudet College. The Aggies are estimated lighter, averaging about 145 pounds, while the Gallaudet line is reputed to average around 170 pounds.
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College Grid Picks From Coast to Coast Today
Today’s college football schedule features Villanova at Georgetown and George Washington at Swarthmore, with many other matchups including Yale versus Holy Cross in New Haven and Wisconsin facing Notre Dame in Madison. Notable results include Tez Haskell Indians 18 beating Texas University 0 and Danville Military Institute 63 over Cluster Springs Academy in Virginia.
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Washington Nationals season shows solid gains despite artistic limits
Washington Nationals finished the season with a surplus around 12,000 dollars after paying off a 9,500 debt from moving stands and spending 12,500 on players. The club doubled up expenses and believes 1906 will bring a stronger team with potential changes at second base and catcher, while outfield bats are targeted to lift offense.
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Died While Attempting Gas Slot Machine Theft
Anthony Gaulin, 35, was asphyxiated in a Chicago basement while trying to steal a gas slot machine. He cut the gas line to the device and was overcome by fumes, dying alone at the scene with evidence of the attempted crime.
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Baseball Notes on NL Batting Race and World Series Clash
The notes cover NL batting leaders with Wagner fading against Seymour, Dreyfuss leaving baseball for six months, Athletics’ post series games in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, De Montreville’s Arundel trip for bird shooting, and fielding leaders led by Carr Lajoie Turnen and Bradley. It notes Grady seeking Cardinals manager role, Hoffman’s steals, Fultz’s steals, Arthur Devin’s father at the World Series, Pirates’ batting rate, and White Sox critique of scheduling. Herman Long to return to the Boston Nationals as bench coach, Dahlen’s steady play, Congalton’s .310 season at Cleveland, and Mullin’s opening and closing season highlights with Detroit.
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Dogs grave on the lawn at Train Villa
Special to The Washington Fox Newport R. I. Oct. 13. Nero De Forest died September 20, 1305 inscribed on a tombstone placed on the lawn of Train villa to mark the resting place of Mrs. George B. De Forests French poodle. The dog died of old age last month and was buried with ceremony. The granite slab measures five by four feet.
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