Marquard Bests Devore In World Series Duel
The Athletics and Giants staged a pitchers duel led by Marquard and Plank with few hits and many fielding errors by New York. Devore struck out four times while Baker and Oldring contributed key plays for Philadelphia as Merkle and Snodgrass failed to spark the Giants. The game featured strong pitching, tight defense, and limited scoring, with Philadelphia seizing the moment late to edge ahead.
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Plank
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Giante
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Fletcher
Marquard
Atranded
Snodgrass
Merkle
Josh Devore
Susha
Gettysburg
Dévore
Bender
Murrays
Firat
New York
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Doyle
Murray
Oldring
Devis
Lora
Devore Norris
Davia
Philadelphria—Baker
Doyle Tee
Lon
New Yorker
Deéyore
Merklé
Philadelphian
One Pitch Costs Marquard Game Declares Mathewson
The 1911 account from Philadelphia on Oct 16 notes Frank Baker hit a fast ball over the right field fence in the sixth, costing the Giants the game. Mathewson says Marquard intended no harm yet that pitch, after signals and shifting strategy, let Baker win as Collins doubled earlier. Plank pitched well for the Athletics, Meyers and Marquard involving curve and fast signs, both sides praised despite the loss.
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New York Herald Company
AML
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Meyer
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Marqueret
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Atnerics
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Plank
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Herzog
Fletcher
Inch
Mack
Baseball Game Summary New York vs Philadelphia
In a tense matchup New York and Philadelphia exchange quick outs and small hits. Merkle Herzog and Plank spark late scoring as Barry hits a homer for Philadelphia and New York rallies but falls short 2-1.
Republican Club to Meet at Virginia Avenue
The Administration Republican Club will hold a meeting at 7 30 tomorrow night at 22 Virginia avenue southeast. Arrangements will be made for a national club convention in Washington on December 11.
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Washington
Eye Kiss Mystery In Court Record Of Hidden Messages
In a courtroom a defendant displays letters and notes claiming coded phrases like eye kiss. The exchange reveals a secret couplet code and a diamond ring gift as evidence. A witness explains Helen used phrases such as Buzzie and his little eyes, indicating a private code for kisses.
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Gordon
Griswold
Helen
Buzzie
Giants Fans Less Confident Before Third Game
New York fans, about 4000 at Polo Grounds, expect lower confidence for a local victory in tomorrow's third game. Math ewson likely to start for the Giants against Coombs, with Willac or Ames as relievers possible if he falters. Marquard's nervous wild pitch today fuels belief home crowds favor better show on familiar turf. Weather outlook unsettled for tomorrow.
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Athletics
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Newboys
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Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Christy Mathewson
Coombs
Tomerow
Mathewson
Willac
Ames
Marquard
Arrest Ticket Scalper In Philadelphia Game Bust
Charles Igon of New York was arrested after carrying 106 two dollar tickets sold at 9 30 for a New York Nationals vs Athletics game. He entered the visitors dressing room to escape and was held on suspicion of larceny in bail set at 400 dollars. Other street ticket speculators faced 7 50 fines for disorderly conduct.
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Philadelphia
Charles 1Igon
New York
Bhibe Parka
New York Nationals
Athletics
Wilson
Outalda
Speculators Hold Tickets at Polo Grounds Tomorrow
Speculators control all unsold fleets and lower grandstand seats at the Polo Grounds for the next day’s game. They are asking $2 for general admission $1 tickets and $4 to % for lower stand tickets. Authorities expect no postal action against the New York Baseball Club as money orders are being returned to purchasers unable to buy tickets. The club reports checks and money orders will be returned by tomorrow.
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New York
Gerand
Polo Grounds
Federal Building
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New York Baseball Club
Gov Dix says no need for state regulation of baseball
Albany October 16 Gov Dix today expressed that there is no need for state regulation of baseball. He said public opinion should regulate the sport rather than a state athletic commission, replying to Assemblyman Phil Lips who planned a bill to place baseball under the commission amid ticket sale complaints by alleged New York speculators.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Dix
Assemblyman
Phillips
State Athletic Commission
New York City
Harness races begin five day meet at Laurel today
The opening of a five day harness racing run at Laurel features about seven percent trotters and pacers, with entries from Lexington and other points. Local owners include Henry G Cepberthite with Manuella EF Hull with Miss Kushen and Keenworthy, Jack Morris with Berka, and more. Three races today offer $1,000 purses each, starting at 11:30 AM. notable runners include Migs Kushnen, Berka, Foxey Gratton, and Manaplla in Friday’s pacing.
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Laurel & Dozen
Washington
Henry G Cepberthite
Manuella
Hull
Miss Kushen
Keenworthy
Jack Morris
Berka
W. E. Mmer
Allee M
Trottar Boski
Jeter
Frederick
Frank M. Walker
Kia Mnne
Migs Kushnen
Foxey Gratton
Manaplla
Notes sought in Kaibfus inquiry sparks White House link
Witness Horstmann testified about going to the White House with notes claimed to explain his dismissal from the excise board. Attorneys for Kalbfus pressed for production of the notes as part of an ongoing District of Columbia investigation into alleged irregularities and possible favoritism involving Abner-Drury Brewing and board officials.
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Samuel Kalbfus
Keane
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
Kalbfus
Unite States
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Mr. Horstmann
Corporation
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Hagen
Roger Williams
Excle J Board
Witngeses
Eogar
Peter A. Drury
Roger, Williams
Allen E. Walker
M. J. Keane
Edith Black
Mias Alma. Black
Taft
Drury
Black
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Hogan
Ma Horstmann
Kalpfus
Rudolph
District of Columbia
Commissionera
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Judson
George Ilgham
Charles W. Edwards
Piedmont
Migsouri Avenue
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George Harper
Georgetown
Asstasor Richards
Alexandria County
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Richards
Crandel Mackey
Commonwealth
Mackey
Mr. Richards
Excise, Board
Capt. Schweingr
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Schneider
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Norton
Venus
Two Violators Fined Under New Cycle Law In Police Court
George Black and Jacob Blas became the first offenders under the new motor cycle and bicycle regulation. Each was fined for carrying boys on the handles of their machines. Judge Mulloway insisted on fines despite pleas for relief, signaling firm enforcement of the rule.
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Jacob Blas
Mulloway
Civil Service Examinations Open For Federal Clerical Posts
Examination of applicants for clerical positions in government service began yesterday by the Civil Service Commission. Seventy one people are taking the test. Simultaneous exams are held in major cities nationwide. Salaries range from 120 to 900 dollars annually. Few vacancies are available. exams span two weeks. Germania Maennerchor hosts a concert and dance at the Voltagonic Temple last night. Participants included M Buhr Becker Miss M Hanson Mia S Leh nert H Sender F Geuth F L Ave A Braun Mies E Hammel L Gayer Mise N Eisner and A Neff. Entertainment committee members were John Reif chairman F W Delbig Carl Kam ler Henry Sander 4 Dushrimg and EB HB Hoffman.
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Germania Maennerchor
M. Buhr
Becker
M. Hanson
Mia
S. Lehnert
H. Sender
F. Geuth
F. L. Ave
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Mies E Hammel
L. Gayer
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A. Neff
John Reif
F. W. Delbig
Carl Kamler
Henry Sander
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EB. HB. Hoffman
Contempt Case Hearing Set for Humane Society Officials
Contempt charges against Walter Stii son Hutchins president and John P. Heap secretary of the Washington Humane Society will be heard Friday before Justice Gould in the District Supreme Court. They filed newers alleging no disrespect to the court as they threatened Raymoria Cooley, a society employee, to forced vacation while serving on jury duty.
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The
Washington Humane Society
John P. Heap
Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Hutchins
Heap
Raymoria Cooley
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