World's Series Opens Oct 14 With Giants and Athletics
The National Baseball Commission adopted a post season schedule for the World Series between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics. First game to be played in New York on Oct 14 with games set through Oct 26 if needed. Umpire selections and player eligibility list announced. attendance and admission prices detailed for Philadelphia and New York venues.
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Athletics Take Hundredth Game in Pitchers Battle
The world's champions won their hundredth game of the season by defeating New York 1 to 0 in Philadelphia. Murphy drove in the lone run with a single after Davis sac bunt and Barry's hits as Morgan and Quinn pitched. Gardner of New York was knocked unconscious by a Morgan pitch in the fifth.
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Johnson Plans Continental Life After Boxing Controversy
In San Francisco Oct, Jack Johnson contemplates living on the continent after a rift over his unwelcomed stance toward Wells and Britain. He cites race prejudice and suggests relocation while continuing sparring exhibitions with Wells in British music halls.
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East High Faces Tough Line In Mason City Clash
East High School football ahead of a major matchup with Mason City. Six top players are ineligible for tomorrow’s game and detectives halted practice on J C grounds, forcing limited drills on the school lot. Coaches hope for a strong showing despite setbacks.
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Denver Pennant Wins Highlighted in Western League Review
The column notes Denver finally clinching a pennant since Magill took the helm. It discusses Leon Ketchel’s potential as a lightweight if his career mirrors his late brother Stanley Ketchel, and recalls Johnny King’s impact on the Cubs’ pennant chances. It also critiques refereeing in boxing and previews Missouri football’s kicking strength with Captain Hackney as a key kicker.
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Players weigh in on World Series and big clashes
In last Thanksgiving game notes, Ty Cobb tops AL for base stealers and runs, hitting .417 with 247 hits. Connie Mack, Frank Chance, and Duffy weigh Giants vs. Phillies and Athletics as World Series favorites, while Johnson battles Robey on stage and a cough remedy tops readership.
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Mammoth equine deal seals future for Blowers herd
William Blowers of Wilkes Valley near Waterloo sells 42 head including the Finley and Adrian Wilkes lines to C. K. McElhinney of Outlook Saskatchewan. The sale expands Blowers holdings to 897 acres paid for by horse earnings as Outlook prepares for grand fairs and a growing wheat district.
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New Champions Continue Pace in Final Series
In St Louis the Cubs closed the season with a 6 to 2 victory over Brooklyn as Maxwell kept New York scoreless in a six run first inning lead. The Brooklyn starter Barger struggled and Steele came on to finish. In Chicago, the Cubs defeated St Louis 9 to 3 to end the National League season with swift defense and timely hitting.
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Unruly Boiler Maker Arrested at Illinois Central Depot
Felix O Rourke a boiler maker employed in Baraboo Wisconsin faced disorderly conduct charges after resisting removal from an Illinois Central train at the depot. He boarded despite warnings, a window was broken, and he was arrested taken to the police station and later arraigned before Judge Cadwell who fined him seven dollars eighty five cents suspended on good behavior.
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89 Year Old Hunter Holds County License Record
Independence La Ort Eph Tiam Leach, age 89, is the oldest man in Buchanan County with a resident Walter's hunting license. He earned the license at the start of the week and is noted for his keen sight. His son R Leach and grandson Robert Leach also hold hunting licenses, making three generations from the same family licensed to hunt.
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