Doyle Fails To Touch Plate In Tenth Run Standes
New York Giants beat Philadelphia Athletics 2 1 in world series with Doyle credited for a run not legally scored for touching plate. Umpire Klein and official scorers say Doyle did not touch the plate but no appeal was made thus the game stands as a Giants victory. McGraw confirmed Doyle missed the plate after the game. NL president Lynch noted no appeal means ruling stands. Also notes Billy Queal seeks Thanksgiving running match with Longboat or Shrabb in the Hub.
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Larry" Doyle
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Clarke Griffith Seen as Likely Nationals Manager
Clarke Griffith, still linked with the Reds, is seen as a likely Nationals manager candidate. President Ban Johnson confirmed Griffith was among the bench manager choices, with discussions during the World Series and in Washington amid no final decision. Griffith would base in Washington, run club affairs, and has a history with Chicago and New York clubs before joining Cincinnati.
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Keene's Ovram Wins Nursery Plate at Newmarket
J R Keene's Ovram captured the Nursery Plate a 400 sovereigns high weight handicap for 2 year olds run over five furlongs at Newmarket with H P Whitney's Martha II, a colt, second and Witling third among ten starters. In the Apprentices Plate of 107 sovereigns for 3 year olds and upward Bashti led a heat with Marajax as Bashti won the purse.
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Washington Post
Newmarket
Eng
J. R. Keene
Ovram
H. P. Whitney
Martha II
Witling
Brush Heads to Chicago for Medical Care
John T Brush, president and owner of the New York National League clubs, went to Chicago for treatment. His condition is reported as better, with plans to stay two weeks before returning to New York for the NL meeting and then winter in San Antonio. Brush left amid the World Series final games and urgent physician orders.
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John T. Brush
New York
National League Baseball cMts
W. L. Tallman
Brugh
San Antonio
National League Baseball Club
Mr. Brush
Stahl May Play Again With Red Sox Next Spring
Jake Stahl former Boston first baseman will rejoin the Red Sox next spring if he can arrange his business affairs to permit his absence from Chicago. James R. McAleer, Boston owner, announced the plan. Stahl currently works as an official at a Chicago bank.
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Boston Americans
James R. McAleer
Boston
Stahl
South Side Bank
Yale Fumbles But Merritt Sparkles In Freshman Victory
In New Haven on October 25 Yale varsity, weak in a 30 minute practice game against the freshmen, lost 6 to 4 as Merritt the quarterback produced a 10 yard touchdown run from center. The varsity backs struggled with handling the ball while Merritt delivered the standout play.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Yale
How Pitchers Compared in a Busy Game
Fragmented data shows pitcher comparisons including Marquerd Coomba Amta Plank Crandell and totals like 36.12 710 wt and 12.3 113. The text records pitching figures and outcomes with unclear labeling, noting performances by multiple listed pitchers and their hits and walks in a single contest.
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Coomba- Amta
Crowds and Receipts Mark World Series Game at Polo Grounds
New York reports a 22 988 attendance and 0 384 in receipts for the Polo Grounds game as fans roared when Coombs staggered in the ninth. Despite 30 000 in attendance elsewhere it fell short of earlier days, with Philadelphia represented and owners profiting from the series overall. Mansfield and Macko see the title safe yet costly, as travel looms and the season nears its end.
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Joe S. Jackson
Washington Post
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Philadelphia
Coombs
Mathewson
Macko
Cubs
Athletics
Pitching Is Problem Rival Leaders Now Face
New York Oct 25 report on the World Series game shows the Athletics holding a distinct pitching edge over the Giants as Mack’s men push toward a possible clinch. Plank and Coombs are highlighted as key figures with Morgan, Ames, and Marquard shuttling in critical roles. Crandall and Crandall’s slow curve also noted.
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Washington Post
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McGraw
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Goos
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Charlie ‘Booth
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Crandalalso
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Atulf
Oldring
Fletcher
Myers
Goomba
Football Practice at G. U. Shows Season Snappiest Drill
Scrimmaging against the St Johns contingent, Georgetown’s eleven displayed the snappiest practice of the year with strong showings from Fury Wynard White and Campari. Capt. Dailey praised the drill as the squad prepares for West Point and Kendal Green tests while injuries and lineup shifts shape the backfield and line.
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Dunn
West Point
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Navy Fourth Class Tops Catonsville Club In Tilt
Annapolis Md Oct 2 Naval Academy fourth classmen defeated Catonsville Country Club eleven by 15 to 2 after good forward passing and kicks by plebes Jock and Alexander. Catonsville fought hard in straight play, officials included Referee Hidgely Melvin and Field Judge Mr Ittay. Time 10 minute quarters. Scoring via touchdown by Cook.
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