World Series schedule set for Athletics and Cubs at Philadelphia
Philadelphia fans celebrate as the World Series between the Athletics and the Cubs will open in Philadelphia October 17 with a second game October 18. The series alternates cities through October 28 if needed, with games in Chicago and Philadelphia and a coin toss deciding any seventh game. Umpires, eligible players, and scorers announced. reserved seats $1 to $3, general admission 30 cents.
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Baseball Prospects in Inter-city Series Feature Slugging Rae
Grounders Jackson and Johnhorst join Cleveland recruits hitting around 62 percent. La joie at 275 aids a bold forecast on an Athletics Cubs series with debate on pitching strength. The piece weighs Cubs, White Sox, Tigers and Brooklyn players, noting Connie Mack’s A’s favored to win the world series.
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Standing of the teams in the National League
Fragmentary standings show teams including St Louis S Pet 69 6. Five likely entries include Brooklyn and New York with partial scores. Totals indicate wins losses and percentages, but the garbled OCR limits precise outcomes.
New York and National League Results Amid Odd Lines
Yesterday's results show varied scores across leagues with Boston Philadelphia and New York games noted. Separate items report a dynamite seizure and libel arrest in Los Angeles with further mentions of Foley's Kidney Remedy and Glasgow tailors offering suits.
Net closing in on dynamiters in Los Angeles Times case
San Francisco October 6 authorities tight in on dynamiters linked to the Los Angeles Times. Attorney Wart Rogers said the dynamite secured at Giant was taken to LA and used in the Vimes building blast and bombs at Zeehan delaar and Otis residences. He warned of a planned reign of terror with at least six intended targets.
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Sunday Greets Old Teammate Candidate for Governor
The ex player Sunday, now a Republican gubernatorial candidate John Tener, met his old ballfield teammate amid rumors about his stance. He stated support for Veter and warned critics he would leave the city if remarks were unwelcome, while a ministers group clashed with laymen during the event and Tener arrived with friends in an automobile.
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