Reds Claim First World Series Title Tilt
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 9 to 1 to take the opening game of the world baseball championship series. Reds pitcher Walter Ruether starred with two triples and a single, fending off a White Sox lineup as Neale, Daubert, and Roush contributed multiple hits and strong defense in a one sided victory.
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Baseball Bugs By NUTT and the Grandstand
A humorous note on baseballs foul into the stands with fan bettings and crowd dynamics. The piece jokes about tickets, management costs, and a mocked forecast for the opener. It mentions Eddie Cleoute's misfire and hints at repeating the season with new effort.
Women’s National Championship Play Resumes In Eight-Jean Bracket
The morning rounds of the women’s national championship resumed with upper bracket matches outpacing lower. Notable encounters included Aliss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta facing Mrs G H Stetson of Philadelphia and Mrs R H Barlowani.
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Reds Lead World Series As Weather Favors Game Two
Cincinnati Reds hold a 1-0 series lead after winning Game One as the weather forecast predicts a warm, cloudy afternoon for Game Two at Redland Field. Claude Williams pitches for the White Sox while Slim Salley starts for the Reds as fans flood railroad offices seeking travel toChicago for upcoming games.
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Reds Favored In Opening Series As Sox Backers Sparse
In Waterloo today betting favors the Reds in the initial game of a series against the White Sox. Even money circulates for single games, but Sox backers are scarce. The opener is viewed as a heavy margin for Cincinnati.
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Rath of Cincinnati Hounds White Sox Hatred Grows
New York World sporting editor warns that Cincinnati animosity toward the White Sox will surge as the Rails Sale forth grows fiercer. He predicts the Sox will be Neale to them and their death knell will ring, promising rare errors in this series.
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World Series Notes From Battlefields and Reds Victory
Cincinnati reports capture of the Reds first World Series win amid riotous celebrations. Reds fans pay high prices for second game tickets as box seats fetch up to 40 dollars. News crews from Cincinnati head to Chicago. Lucuque the Cuban pitcher draws interest. Cubs manager Fred Mitchell praises Ruether.
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Grundy Center Guneral Hosts Registered Target Tournament
Grundy Center Guneral holds a registered shooting tournament Friday October 10 with a program for 150 targets. Entry fee is 7 dollars, Siefken system used, extra events available. Shooting begins at 9:50 a.m. Programs available from F. U. Callaway, Sac-Telairs.
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Soccer Grows in Favor as College Sport Debate Heats Up
The article notes soccer supporters aim to make the sport a major college activity across the nation. It highlights opposition from coaches and athletic directors and cites views from Cornell coach Rush on American football’s popularity and the English game’s benefits and challenges.
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Pair Freed From Federal Prisons Era Ends in Deportation Talk
The piece notes Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman are now released after years in federal prisons and speculates they may be deported to Russia. It comments on public mood, quotes a strike impressions section, and includes a mock column about Liberty Bonds and lampooning current events.
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Buffalo Jones Dies Noted Cowboy Hunter
Topeka reports the death of Charles Jesse Jones known as Buffalo Jones a famed cowboy and big game hunter. Cincinnati notes a 10 round decision bout between Richie Mitchell and Jan Welling ends in a close finish. Detroit reports Benny Leonard scoring a near knockout over Charles Metric in the seventh round and Charlie White stopping Don Curley in the same frame.
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Cicotte Says He Will Return For World Series Rearing
Cincinnati October 2 Cicotte master pitcher of the American League expresses confidence in returning to pitch for the White Sox against the Reds. He recalls losing control after hitting Rath in the opening game and says he felt unnerved yet remains hopeful to start Game two or three. Supporters expect Gleason to send Cicotte to the mound in Chicago Friday or Saturday.
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Jesup Opens Basketball Clash With Dunkerton Rivalry
Jesup high school meets Dunkerton in a season opener billed as a heated contest. Both squads are described as strong for their class and the matchup carries notable school rivalry.
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