Two Players Named as AG Stars for Giggerieg Series
Alexander and Speaker Taam Wp Strong as Greatest Players on Two Teams. New York, Ort. 5,-fm nearly every series for the world's baseball championship game player on each contending team has been picked by fans as a tower of strength. The Phillies and Red Sox face a tense race with many stars in form and Moran and Carrigan listing a deep pool of moundmen and hitters for the five or seven games. Alexander anchors Philadelphia pitching while Speaker leads Boston’s outfield with Lewis Hooper and Barry adding power and speed in a veteran lineup.
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President Wilson to Attend World Series in Philadelphia
President Wilson will watch the Phillies and Red Sox in the world series second game at National League Park. He will sit in a box near the home bench with a small party, possibly joined by cabinet members. About tenfold demand for reserved seats exists, but no public sale is planned and mail applications remain unopened.
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New Champions Lose Two Games to Highlanders
New York Americans defeat Boston champions in both games of a doubleheader 6 to 4 and 4 to 2 in New York. Leonard starved by a nine-hit attack. Markle solid on defense. Caldwell wins the first game for New York. Peetkinnaugh homers in the second as Boston errs and Philadelphia figures observe. Washington and Brooklyn also win. Brooklyn shortens the game by a quick rally. Boston Braves take two from Giants in extra innings, aided by fielding errors and late singles.
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East High Prepares for Dubuque Game Big Season Battle
East High coach Ralph Maricle drills new plays after last Saturday's scrimmage against Waverly as star backfield men captain Art Simpson Bob Allen and Tuts Rath show improving form. Dave Seeger sidelined with ruptured appendix, Crummer absent, team to press for a strong season with second-string candidates ready for emergencies amid a heavy schedule. Meanwhile Mason City hosts North Iowa fair races with fourteen entries and an $1,000 purse on October 20 featuring Hob Burman Sig M Haugdahl and others across eight events.
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Paul Simpson
Havvey
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Hob Burman
Sig M Haugdahl
L. Parker
J. B. Franke
CG. A. Morris
Frank Bryant
Peter Valo Adds Another Victory at Grand Circuit Sneeling
Peter Valo, a 2, 8 and 4-year-old champion, won the $3,000 Castleton cup on opening day, setting a new track and world record for two heats. Time in heat one was 2:02 12, the best Grand Circuit time this year. Duchess won the 2:36 trot with Exall second and Bonington third. May Direct dominated the 2:14 pace with multiple heat wins, while William’s attempt to lower his record was postponed to today.
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Peter Volo
Lee Axworthy
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Fay Richmond
May Direct
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Budd Elliott
William
Justice Will Call Fall Meeting in Central Association
Keokuk reports President Justice decides to convene a fall meeting of the Central association likely around October 29 with a Clinton appearance possible. Last week two circulars were sent to all CA clubs asking for input while several have requested a fall session and an announcement of date and place is expected soon.
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Rogaver Set for Big Bout in Waterloo Theatre Ring
John Rosauer, training at No 2 Fire Station, faces Marty Cutler of Chicago next Friday at Waterloo theatre in a finish match under Police Gazette rules. Cutler, brother of Charley Cutler, trains in Chicago and arrives Thursday night. The card marks the theatre's first big bout in two years with a best two of three falls, plus a substantial prelim and strict fair-play assurances. High stakes include continued fall and winter fight plans and future big bouts. Real estate section follows.
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