Giants Edge Athletics 1 0 in Fourth World Series Game
New York defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 at the Polo Grounds to take a 3-1 series lead. McGinnity masterful, Plank superb for the Athletics, Gilbert drives in the lone run with a fourth inning hit after Mertes’ error. Attendance about 13,000 as both teams plate the action in a pitching duel.
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Giants Edge Athletics In World Series Battle At Philadelphia
Giants rally as Bresnahan and Browne aboard threaten in first. Donlin bunts, Plank handles, Mertes grounds to Davis. Ninth inning sees Murphy’s long fly caught by Mertes, Cross and Hoffman strike out, leaving Giants hopeful with Mathewson vs Bender next. Final score shows New York leading Philadelphia 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 to 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.
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Nationals Win At Chicago In Close Ninth Inning Battle
Chicago Oct 13 Nationals beat White and Weimer 5 to 2 to take the Chicago championship series two games to one. Nationals had three hits with two in the first inning, two errors and Slagic's triple aiding two scoring blows. White pitched well after the second, Americans rallied in the eighth but could not overtake the lead. Callahan's running catch highlighted the game. Umpires Connally and Johnstone.
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Boston Wins Post-Series Championship in Final Game
Boston Americans defeat Boston National League team by 4 to 2 to take the series four games to one. Double-header rematch set for tomorrow with 1,702 in attendance. Batteries Tannehill Arrobruster Willis Moran. Mesars O Loughlin Emalie. Time 1 hour 32 minutes.
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Nationals tie series as Taylor falters in St Louis
In St Louis on October 13, Taylor made his third post-series attempt to win for the Nationals but failed, leaving the series at 2 games apiece. The Nationals scored six runs while Americana managed three in the 10 inning game. Batteries were Taylor and Grady for the Nationals and Howell and Spencer for Americana.
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Tech triumphs 16 to 0 in high school football title clash
Technical team defeated Business 16 to 0 to seize the second game of the series for the city championship. Hoover and Duganne scored, Brewster added a goal, and Tech's lines dominated from the opening kickoff with powerful running and a stout defense.
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Football at College Park Aggies vs Gallaudet Eleven
Football teams representing Maryland Agricultural College and Gallaudet College meet at College Park today. The Aggies are described as undersized, averaging about 145 pounds, while the Gallaudet line is noted to average roughly 167 pounds, suggesting a lopsided matchup.
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College Football Schedule From Local Papers
Today's slate lists games across campuses including Villanova at Georgetown and Yale at Holy Cross. Results show Tez-Haskell Indians beat Texas University 18 to 0 while Danville Military Institute dominates Cluster Springs Academy 63 to 0.
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Nationals Won Goin Season Surplus and World Series Rumors
Washington club finished a profitable season with about 12000 in surplus after paying off 9500 debt from removing stands and 12500 for players. The piece notes trading talk on Kittredge and Huelsman, possible outfield shifts, pitcher concerns, and rumors about 1906 world series revenue sharing with Cross and other leaders weighing equal division skepticism.
Gas theft ends in fatal basement asphyxiation
Anthony Gaulin, 35, died in a Chicago basement while attempting to steal a gas slot machine. He cut the gas line and was overcome by fumes, leaving the scene with evidence of the unfinished crime.
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Baseball Notes Highlight 1904 NL Batting Race and World Series
The notes cover hot NL batting races with Wagner and Seymour, Dreyfuss’s six month talk ban, Athletics post series games in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Gene De Montreville’s bird shooting vacation, AL fielding leaders Carr Lajoie Turnen and Bradley, Mike Grady as Cardinals manager prospect, Hoffman stealing 45 bases, Fultz’s 42 steals, Arthur Devin’s father at the series, Pirates team batting average 274, White Sox complain about schedule, Harris’s pitching in New England, Herman Long returning to Boston Nationals as bench, Dahlen’s steady Giants defense, Congalton’s .310 average and player movements, and Mullin’s opening and closing Detroit season with a win over Cleveland.
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Dogs Grave on the Lawn Granite Slab Marks Resting Place
Special to The Washington Fox Newport R. I. Oct. 13. Nero De Forest died September 20, 1305 inscription on a tombstone placed on the Train villa lawn marking 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 stone is a polished gray granite slab measuring five by four feet.
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