Giants Win 9-6 as Mathewson Dominates Athletics
Christy Mathewson’s pitching and strong support push the New York Giants to a 9-6 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics in game three of the World Series. Philadelphia’s defense falters with five errors by Murphy and costly misplays as Mathewson stifles the strike zone and the Athletes’ baserunning falters.
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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
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Coakley
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Browne
Sove Cross
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Bresnahan
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Donlin
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Capt
Lave Cross
Gilbert
Devlin
Giants Rally, Defeat Athletics in Narrow Baseball Tilt
New York tops Philadelphia 6 to 0 as Mathewson dominates. Coakley, Hartsel, and McGann feature in a tense clash with brisk baserunning and sharp fielding. Notable moments include Browne and Donlin on steals, a two-base hit by McGann, and solid defense limiting the Athletics’ offense. Attendance 10,992.
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Donlin
Love Cross
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L. Croag
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Coakley
Browns
Davis Seybold
Hy Mathewson
Mesera Sheridan
Reulbach Hit Hard as Chicago Americans Win Series Game
Chicago's American League team defeated the Nationals in the second championship game. Reulbach of the Nationals was hit hard and left in the second inning, Brown and Donohue of the Americans homered with two on base. Americans fielded well. Nationals outbatted them. Attendance 11,500. Box score shows 8 to 4. Batteries Altrock McFarland for the Americans, Reutbach Brown Kling for the Nationals. Umpires Johnstone and Connally.
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Connally
Nationals Outclassed as Boston Americans Stand Close to Series
Boston Americans rout the Nationals 12 to 0 at Boston on Oct 12, needing only one win in the remaining three games to clinch the series. Attendance was about 2,003 spectators. Umpire Mosara officiated. Time of game listed as 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Ten Innings Tie In St Louis Darkens Ball Game
St Louis teams tied after ten innings as darkness halted play in St Louis Missouri. Attendance was about 2300 with a 0-0 score late in the extra frames as teams paused due to failing light. Chicago Nationals draft Willard Dodge from La Crosse after the pennant win in Wisconsin State League.
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Golfers at Hot Springs Begin 1920 Tournament Matches
Special to The Washington Post from Virginia Hot Springs Oct 12. In opening rounds of the annual golf tournament three divisions of sixteen players parred into action. Notable results include K L McClay of the Waverly club over George W White 6 and 6 and Alfred L Norris over B P Hollister 5 and 4. Compton defeated Black 6 and 5, Farnum beat Taylor 6 and 4, and Phifer beat Lockett 2 and 1. In the second sixteen Farintosh defeated Moore 8 and 7, Southerland over Robbins Walker 4 and 3, Chalfant beat Lloyd 2 and 1, and McCulloh down Wilking 6 and 4. Afternoon first sixteen round saw McClay top Norris 4 and 3 and Compton edge Lafferty 1 up after 19 holes. Farintosh beat Southerland 3 and 2, Chalfant over Taylor 4 and 3, and Sidenberg defeated Bacon 1 up. Tournament play continues tomorrow.
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Washington
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Philadelphia
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West Virginia
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Dayton
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Hot Springs
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A. W. Southerland
BE. Robbins Walker
T. M. Chalfant
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Pittsburg
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Lafferty
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Davison
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Townsend
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Bacon
MISS OLIVER MEETS DEFEAT IN NATIONAL GOLF TITLE
New York October 12 Thirty six players remain in the women's national championship at Morris County Club Convent Station N J as Miss Georgianna Bishop Miss Margaret Curtis Miss Keyes and Miss Pauline Mackay reach the semi finals Mrs Charles T Stout former champion loses to Miss Curtis by two up and one to play Miss Keyes defeats Marion Oliver four up and two to play while Bishop overcomes Harriet C Curtis six up and four to play Mackay finishes strong over Mrs Caleb F Fox three and a half lengths after 32 up and one to play tomorrow the semi final pairs set Mary Curtis vs Keyes and Bishop vs Mackay
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Georgianna Bishop
Bridgeport
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Essex County
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Oakley
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Washington, D. C
Goldheim tailoring offers $15 suits and overcoats in 25 patterns
Washington shoppers are urged to "get wise" to Goldheim custom tailoring with direct-from-mill cloth, cash discounts, and big savings. The ad promises faultless fitting garments in twenty-five dressy patterns and asks customers to leave their measurements today for satisfaction.
No Baseball Deal On Stahl As A Football Coach
Leader of the Nationale is going to Tr noiy University to assist in the development of the gridiron squad. Moyes and Stahl return from New York without landing a second baseman for Washington. A possible trade for La Porte stalled as New York clubs delay talks until December. Hickman’s suitability at second is questioned, and a shift of players may occur if a capable second baseman is found. Capt. Coughlin visits Washington, with Detroit holding tight on his return. The piece discusses World Series buzz, Mathewson’s form, and potential changes to scheduling and double headers.
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Jack Frost
Old Cy and Young Cy face off in post season tease
In a season shaping clash, veteran Cy Young of the Americans bested Irving Young of the Nationals in a marquee post season tuneup. Young struck out fifteen, allowing two hits, highlighting that durable form may extend Cy Young’s career into next season.
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Cy” Young
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Washington School Boys Beat Hyattsville 21 to 0
Washington School for Boys defeated Hyattsville by 21 to 0 in 25 minutes. Washington held Hyattsville on downs, while Washington’s backs and tackles gained repeatedly. game praised as clean and exciting. Lineup notes include Galt Barts, Childs Glover, Lehman, Hall, Harner, McFarland, Fitzsimmons, and Harvey among others.
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Princeton Eleven Crippled by Injuries and Faculty Action
Princeton New Jersey October 12 The Princeton football squad suffers a series of injuries to key players Dutcher center Ca rothers left knee Dillon guard Moscrip knee Simons half back will not play rest of season Captain Cooney remains hopeful The Naval Academy football schedule lists games at Annapolis except December 2 at Princeton against West Point and other opponents.
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Dutcher
Carothers
Dillon
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Naval Academy
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Princeton Sophomores Win Fall Track Meet
Princeton New Jersey October 12 sophomores won the annual fall track games with 46 points. The class of 1909 finished second with 24 points. Adverse weather yielded slow times. Gambel the freshman led, winning the 10 yard dash and the 22 yard hurdle. Kelly took the two mile in 11 23.
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Washington and Lee Dominates Roanoke 38 to 6 on Gridiron
Special to The Warrington. Washington and Lee University overwhelmed Roanoke College in Lexington, Va, winning 38 to 6. LEE’s Moomaw Bagley and Rasin powered the offense while Roanoke’s Bowman stood out for the visitors in a one-sided clash.
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FIGHT STILL ON RAMSEY SAYS CONSULTS ATTORNEY
Joseph Ramsey Jr former president of the Wabash Railroad returns to St Louis from Toledo after defeat by George Gould in Wabash fight. He says the battle not over and proxies may yet yield a director seat. Ramsey declines to detail conference topics with attorney E Herman as Col Palmer accompanies him. John K Gowdy retires as US consul general Paris arrives in New York with Mrs Pleld and Rep William Alden Th of Michigan.
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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
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William Aldenth
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