Pirates Rally In Long, Error-Filled Tilt With Adams Aiding Loss
Pittsburgh Pirates battle through a messy contest with tied score late. Summers and Wagner walk, Clarke sacrifices, and Miller strikes out as Adams shuts down threats. A wild stretch features stolen bases, walks, and late hitting that carries the game to a tense finish.
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Seventh Game at Detroit Decides Series Place by Coin Toss
Detroit will host game seven to decide the series after a coin toss determined the venue. The Pirates faced accusations of manipulated scheduling as critics claimed the gate receipts were staged. Tigers must win tomorrow to avoid Pittsburg being declared world champions. Jennings likely to start, with plans to use Mullin again. Camnitz may get a chance to redeem himself, while Clarke’s assignment remains undecided.
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Weather and World Series notes from Detroit game
Warm weather forecasts for Detroit may test Donovan again as Wild Bit falters in the cold. Attendance lags by about ten thousand due to inclement conditions. Pirates and Cardinals trades enrich play with Bobby Fine delivering stellar defense and Byrne driving runs, while Leach escapes serious injury after crashing into the fence.
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Murphy Pays Fine After NL Club Fight With Commission
Chicago news reports the dispute between owner W. Murphy of the Chicago NL club and baseball officials over the Stank Pfeffer case ended when Murphy paid the imposed fine within two hours after a commission decision. Murphy declined further comment as Detroit and Pittsburgh also figure in a related note on field play and errors during the pennant race.
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Tigers Lose As Pirates Edge Them In Tight Game
A jagged play-by-play recount shows Detroit and Pittsburgh trading innings with Cobb, Crawford, Delehanty, and Leach contributing key hits and steals. Pirates gain lead through late rallies as Wagner and Wilson pace Pittsburg's offense and Bush, Leach, and Jones hold Detroit in check through nine frames.
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Pittsburg Bets Fold as Detroit Fails to Back Even Money
Detroit visitors in Pittsburg offer to take Pittsburg bets at even money for the fifth world championship game but few wagers are placed. Odds shift as Pittsburg remains slight favorite with 3 to 2 on Pittsburg and 4 to 5 for Detroit in tomorrow’s crucial test. Local illness and unrest noted among fans as the city prepares for the decisive game.
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Murphy Must Settle Reply to Frame Up Charge
Special to The Washington Post from Patebury Pa October 15 notes Charley Murphy of the Chicago club must pay the fine for tampering with a Toronto player within three days. The National Commission warns that noncompliance could revoke protection for his club and allow players to sign elsewhere. The commission released a letter to Charles A Rook editor urging full investigation into an article in a Pittsburg Dispatch accusing a World Series frame up and women manipulation for seven games profits. The letter argues the claims are unfounded and calls for thorough publicity if true while cautioning that the article’s insinuations could ruin the game’s integrity and players’ earnings.
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Opening of Post Graduate Course at Washington College of Law
The Washington College of Law opened its post graduate course in a new hall at 1317 New York Avenue. Dean Massey introduced Paca Oberlin as faculty in charge of graduate work and Mr Oberlin outlined a practical corporation law course. W J Newton discussed private corporations and conduct, Luther M Walter spoke on interstate commerce law, and faculty outlined municipal, international, administrative law topics. Roseca J C Dorsey emphasized Roman law and English common law history, with elective courses for the year. Dean Massey noted alumni support and plans to expand graduate work and advance the school’s history.
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Wills Filed in Washington Probate Court Details Estates
Executors Robert Pendleton and Richard Peters filed the wills of William Columbus Johnson Samuel T Morsell and Lavena King in Probate Court. Johnson’s estate valued around 1000 with most to others. Morsell’s will leaves 000 to a daughter Minnesota Tudor and 20 shares to a grandson Herndon T Morsell. Shaw and King wills name spouses as executors.
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Woods Call Small Boys Hugh and Baron to Barcroft
Two 12 year old Maury School sixth graders, Hugh Trey and Baron VaneWay, walked about ten miles from home to Barcroft Virginia on a chestnutting outing. They claimed mistreatment by their teacher, which investigators found to be an excuse to skip class. They returned home after a day of exploring the woods and were back at their desks.
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Blessing of the Babes at Shrine of the Sacred Heart
A blessing of the babes will be performed at 4 PM at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart on Fark Road and Fourteenth Street. The consecration and benediction of the blessed Sacrament will follow, led by Rev William J Enns S J assisted by Rev Fox Mulry and Rev Joseph To McGee.
Weather Summary from Washington DC and Great Lakes
Weather conditions reported by the Weather Bureau in Washington DC describe unsettled conditions in the Great Lakes region with showers and a cooling trend. Temperatures across the lakes region remain abnormally low but slowly rise, with variable winds and generally unsettled conditions extending to the Ohio Valley and Atlantic coasts.
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Resting in Sutton Case Amid Prolonged Legal Standoff
In Annapolis and Washington counsel for Mrs Sutton report the case remains at an absolute standstill as she contemplates action in federal court. Attorneys deny steps toward prosecution while consulting in Annapolis with James Owens. Rumors of a civil or criminal move surface as potential witnesses like E R Roelker may be used, with no indictment yet planned.
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