Tigers Fall Short Against Cubs in World Series Showdown
Detroit Tigers were outclassed by the Chicago Cubs in the World Series, with Cubs pitchers and catching excellence dominating all facets. The Tigers showed nervous, disorganized play despite Mullins’ solid pitching, and Jennings faced heavy criticism for lineup usage amid a struggling offense and poor timely hitting.
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Pros and Amateurs Meet Gomiskey After Johnson Controversy
Local clubs announce a field day next Saturday as Johnson, now eligible, faces off against Hickman & White’s team and Marquette League contenders in a district Ca minina season test. The Cubs and Tigers clash dominates the recap with Jennings’ strategies and disputed Parent trades shaping the pennant race.
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Rooter Dies From Friday Baseball Crowd Shouting
Adrian, Michigan resident Paul J. Craft, a Detroit-rooted baseball fan, died after Friday’s Detroit game due to hemorrhages from prolonged shouting. He collapsed at the Stag Hotel and died at St. Mary’s Hospital. Reports note strong fan reactions and discuss game attendance and receipts amid Cubs vs. Tigers play.
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No Winter Games Endorsed By Baseball Commission
The National Baseball Commission ruled there will be no winter games between the California State League and major leagues this season. Contention arose with Parith Coast League and outlaw Watforda Sta League sought to arrange interclub exhibitions. The commission barred “farming out” players and set August 2 as the deadline for option recalls by players and clubs to prevent recalls beyond the limit.
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Playground Team WHNS Defeats Navy Yard Stars 6 to 0
The Southeast Playground team defeated the Navy Yard Stars by 6 to 0 at Hosttwast Playgrounds. Capitol HMC held the Stars on downs twice near the goal line while Flyecoundlem gained on forward plays and kickoffs. South suaterbers Colligsworm and Morzan led the win with Murras Shilensky and Harlaw stars for the Navy Yard.
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Shad Gwilliam Tops Series Winnings At World Championship
Pittsburg gambler Shad Gwilliam, who reached home today, reportedly won 342000 on the Chicago Detroit baseball series for the world championship. Most money wagered in Chicago, he also lost 28000 on Pittsburg when Boston beat them in a prior championship. He claimed he was not yet even on the world series overall.
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Will Be Key Races At Belmont Park Final Week
New York Oct 18 Belmont Park ends the season with high class stakes. Dorante, Nursery Handicap winner, will run in the Rancho del Paso Stakes to be decided Tuesday for two year olds at six furlongs with heavy weights. Colin, in Champagne Stakes for two year olds, seven furlongs, runs Wednesday carrying 12 pounds. Other listed features include the New Rochelle Stakes for platers and the Washington Fest.
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Racing Entries and College Football Notes at Belmont Park
Racing entries list extensive fields for Thursday and Saturday at Belmont Park with mentions of Coligny and other contenders, the Harborite Cup, and the Brook Saved Cup. The piece also covers Harvard California football changes, officials, and upcoming Brown Pennship games, noting Harvard injuries and expected referees for major Western games.
Old Orioles to Battle Old Guard in Baltimore Homecoming
Special to The Washington Post reports Baltimore set for homecoming week with the Old Orioles facing the present Baltimore club in an open series. Notables including NL president Harry Pulliam and veterans will hand out decisions, with lineup details listed for both teams. Also notes manager Dunn seeking Brouthers release and a Fort Myer football game where Troop F defeated Band Eleven.
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Gridiron Gossip Full of Team Chips and Nicknames
Prince Marayah the Cornell candidate is the maharajah’s son. Capt Douglan of Annapolis is expected to play through Harvard. Harlan shows strong drop kicks for Princeton. Carlisle Indian candidate dubbed Man Afraid of Bear. Andover misses big men. Keesberg at Goldfield. Hopkins U total squad forms under Capt. Ridgeley and Coach Abmeroyler. light but fast.
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Strikes and Spares in Early Bowling League Action
The Farmers lead as Navy and Commissioners press, O'Donnell earns top honors with PI7, and Navy Yard posts 1096. Fourteen 200s suggest fast, tense play while Farnes narrowly misses 107 in Westminster St Johns match. Leaders face strong weeks ahead amid unpredictable results.
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Charley Jones Plans Retirement From Baseball
Denver Oct 15 Charley Jones will retire from baseball. A Sixteenth Street store leased in his name and the Jones Paint and Paper Company will open by January 1. Jones has struggled in Washington and will settle here, likely managing a semi professional team with himself as head while pursuing business.
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Hagerstown Race Entries at Fair for Purses
Washington trotters and pacers compete for four days at Hagerstown fair starting Tuesday. More than 20 horses entered across 13 races with four $1000 purses. Notable entries include Edna G Manella Tarot Myotis and Carriella in pace and trot events. About 60 Shrine members from Almas Temple will visit on a special B and O train as guests of the fair association.
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Cubs Aim to Beat Tigers Despite Detroit Grievances
Larry Lajoie predicts a Cubs victory over Detroit, shown prominently in a Chicago paper. Tigers players express displeasure with the Cleveland manager's forecast. Claud Rossman watched Lajoie forecast that he would “surely blow up” before the series.
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