Philadelphia beats Boston to 38 in disputed umpire wrangle
Fast Philadelphia fielding powered a 38 to 4 victory over Boston in a game marred by a late dispute over a call by umpire Egan. Houck handled Boston’s hitters while Egan spoiled Boston chances with a runner attempt at third. Thomas wild throw sparked the final Philadelphia runs as the crowd debated the fifth inning out.
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Wagner Keystone of Red Sox Infield Against Giants
Heinie Wagner anchors the Red Sox infield at short and will play nearly every minute as Boston faces the New York Giants in the World Series. The veteran infielder is noted for power and steadiness, essential to the team’s championship bid.
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Heinie Weagner
New York Giants
Best Speaker and Doyle Earn Detroit Cars
Chicago October 5 Trin Speaker center fielder of the Boston Americans and Larry Doyle captain and second baseman of the New York Nationals are the recipients of two Detroit awarded automobiles given to the most useful players on their teams. Voters tallied last night after counting ballots from baseball writers covering league games. Speaker led with fifty nine votes, Doyle closely followed with near consensus support.
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Chicago
Trin Speaker
Felder
Boston Americans
Larry Doyle
New York Nationals
Detroit
Boston
Doyle
Baseball awards tied to league leaders and world series prizes
The report lists leading players: Speaker with 150 AL games and 218 hits for 325 bases, Doyle with .325 in 139 NL games and 177 hits, plus 53 stolen bases for Speaker and 35 for Doyle. Walsh tops AL with 30 victories among pitchers. Prizes will be awarded during the world series with last year’s winners Ty Cobb and Frank Schulte noted.
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Pittsburgh Nationals
Meyers
New York
Walsh
Chicago
Speaker
Doyle
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Frank Schulte
Chicago Nationals
World Series Position Lineups For New York Nationals and Boston Red Sox
The 1906 World Series lineups for the New York Giants and Boston Americans are listed by position. Players include Wood and Mathewson for the Giants and Hall and Marquard for the Red Sox, with names such as Fletcher Wagner Devore and Speaker appearing among infield and outfield positions.
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Arthur Devlin
Boston Natiionals
Boston
John S. Taylor
New York Boston
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Engle McCormick
Henricksen Shaler
Ralf Groh
King Burne Vos
Thomas
Football Teams Travel for Openers on Foreign Soil
West High and East High left this morning for first regular games of the season. East High meets Osage while West High visits Algona with Coach Brink and McClain guiding lineups. Players listed include Davis, Dean, Huntley, Joyce, Hersch, Miller, and Chapman among others.
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Osage
West High Boys
Algona
Brink
Davis
Dean
Smith
Griffith
Maize
Becker
Koepke
Huntley
Simpson
Pail
Joyce
Naven
Sage
McClain
West High
Hersch
Walker
Gestavaux
Milo Miller
Scroge
Statistics of American League Champions Houston October 5
Statistics for the Boston Americans follow. The article notes long tenure and player ages, with focus on team leaders and key figures like captain and shortstop Wagner and manager Garland Stahl. It highlights the team’s season length, previous titles, and current hopes for a world championship next week.
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Wagner
California
Boston
Garland
Jake) Stahl
Hve
Hess Powers Eight Straight As Dodgers Fall Giants
Hess of Boston earns a ninth straight win as Brooklyn defeats New York 8 to 3 after a tight start. Marquard pitched five innings before Wiltse struggled in the sixth, Ames relieved, and Brooklyn pulled away with four runs in the eighth. Fisher belted a dispute in the sixth.
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Ames
Fisher
New York AB
E Devore
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Kiem
Orth
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Hees
Marshall
Hess
Rariden
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Moran
Physician Hope For Corbett Recovery After Surgery
Philadelphia reports James J. Corbett, actor and former heavyweight, in Jefferson hospital after appendicitis operation worsened by peritonitis. Doctors say condition is fairly favorable and have a fair hope for recovery. Mrs. Corbett remains at his bedside amid the struggle.
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Philadelphia
James J. Corbett
Jefferson Hospital
Real baseball game slated tomorrow afternoon at Prospect Park
A real baseball game with cash stakes is set for tomorrow at Prospect Park. Mason Motor Co. boys meet the South End Cubs at 2:30 PM in a finish battle with each player wagering one dollar on the outcome and a side bet of ten dollars arranged. Frank Boyle is said to umpire.
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Mason Motor Co
South End Cubs
Frank Boyle
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Olympics financial failure overshadows Stockholm event
Stockholm reports the Olympic games lost at least 243000 dollars after final auditing. While organizers note good sport and orderly management, the deficit dwarfs earnings. Stadium income and season tickets pushed total proceeds over 270000, with Marathon day receipts 22788 and daily gates 24128, marking Sweden's export of deficit despite national sentiment.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish government to fund debts of sports committee
The text notes she excelled in sportsmanship and management and suggests the Swedish government will provide funds to cover all debts, placing at the committee's disposal the necessary resources.
College Teams Vie in Broad Sectional Showdown
Western and eastern colleges kickoff their seasons in key matchups. Iowa programs including Iowa, Drake, and Ames face State Teachers Parsons and Minnesota while Indiana meets Chicago in the Big Eight clash. Notable games include Amherst Colgate, Army Stevens, Harvard Holy Cross, Purdue Depau, and Princeton Lehigh among others.
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Ann Arbor
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Wisconsin Faces Lawrence in Dubuque Showdown
In Dubuque a Wisconsin team meets Lawrence in a college basketball matchup. Also noted Yale battles Syracuse in New Haven as part of the day’s slate.
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World Records Fall in Columbus Racing Meet
Columbus October 5 news reports three world records lowered at the Columbus racing meet. Babe wins the 2:07 pace sixth heat in 2:04 1 4, Pickels claims 2:21 pace heat in 2:08 1 4, while Ty Cobb and Helen Stites show strong but incomplete performances. Direct Braden slated for Lexington Tennessee stakes. Joe Patchen II shipped to Springfield.
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Grand Cire Lust Racing
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Minor Heir
George Gano
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Casin
Ty Cobb
Helen Stites
Ralf
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Joe Patchen II
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