Kerr Delivers Playoff Win in Extra Inning Classic
Chicago White Sox defeat Cincinnati Reds 5 to 4 in 10 innings at Redland Field. Wee Dickie Kerr rebuts a Reds rally to post his second win of the series, while Gandil delivers the go ahead hit in the 10th. Attendance figures and receipts listed for the game and series.
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Reds
Gleason
Wee Dickie Kerr
Texas
Kerr
Chick Gandil
F Weaver
Jackson
Ao Welseh
Gandil
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Foush
James Gunean
O Neale
Rariden
Fi Ruether
Chicago
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Groh
Duncan
Ruether
Weaver
Peisch
Neale Sioleves
Daubert
Rath
Schaik
Liebe
Collins
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Sonal
Coline
Kent
Jeff
Nerr Iapf
Gron
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Lievold
Tnether
Sid
Ring
World Series players to share large sums
Unofficial figures show a total players share of 260,348.68 dollars for the World Series. The winning club will divide 117,157.35 among 23 members, the losers 78,104.90 among 23, with regional and league shares distributed to New York Nationals Cleveland American and other clubs. Each 25-man group will receive 465.97 for the sharers, while individual winners get 5,093.79 and losers 9.395.86 respectively.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Nationals Americars
New York National
Cleveland
New York Arcs
Thompson bests Cor in four round boxing bout
Oakland result shows Jack Thompson winning a decision over Tom Cor in four rounds. Other bouts: Monk Fowler and Jimmy Daly drew in four rounds. In Rockford Marin Prestina, heavyweight, won five balls from Jess Westegaard.
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Cal
Jack Thompson
Tom Cor
Monk Fowler
Jimmy Daly
Rockford
Marin Prestina
Jess Westegaard
Jersey City
N. J
San Francisco
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Toni Draak
White Sox Set to Challenge Reds in Seventh World Series Game
In Cincinnati, October, the White Sox, trailing 3 defeats, prepare to face the Reds in a decisive seventh game. Eddie Cicotte expected to start for Chicago, while Reds fans rush for tickets. The previous day the Reds won 4–2 in 10 innings, with bold defense and late scoring by Ferd Pelsh and Schalk driving the Sox to hope for a title clinch.
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James
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Gleason
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Redlegs
Cicotte
Cleason
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Po Ile
Sallee
Fis
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Tels
Reis
Roy
Ruether
Chicagoauns
Felsh
Schalk
Pelsh
Edie
Roushenasht Hisberg
Law Ther
Uut Wenger
Jackson
Persh
Weaver
Til
Vietany
Necessity Drives a Duckling to Survive on Waterways
A wild duckling in Minnesota endures schooling, gunfire, and fear to reach southward guidance. He travels the Cedar River, passes a dam, and slides over a concrete bulkhead into the river below. Spectators on Fourth Street Bridge watch as he continues toward the swamps of Louisiana.
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Marly
Jie
Louisiana
Cedar River
Ite
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Tom
Fourth Street
Cornell Looks for Fine Season on Football Field
Mt. Vernon Iowa Oct. 8 Cornell college opened its football season with a 14 to 0 win over Iowa State Teachers College. Heavy rain and sloppy field hindered offense but the Cornell line controlled the line of scrimmage and defense. Sanderson O Neil Gowan singled out as key linemen. Hoadley Veisen and Hurlburt starred in open play. Thirty three men dressed for action as coach Read anticipated Knox College test.
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Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cornell College
Cornell
Knox College
Galesburg
Sanderson
O'Neil
Gowan
Hoadley
Veisen
Hurlburt
Reds Lead In HVUETING Series With Stellar Batting
The Cincinnati Reds push ahead of the Sox in a tense series as batters Weaver and Sebali post strong averages. White Ruthesy, Wingo, Neale, and Hatt show solid hitting across six games, with notable performers surpassing .800 in key at bats.
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Sox
Duckeon
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Sebali
Clive
White
A. Neale
Brennan 3 Beat Bet at Dempsey
Chicago heavyweight Bill Brennan emerges as the leading challenger for Jack Dempsey after defeating Brennan’s three army rivals and lasting seven rounds with Dempsey before a broken ankle halted the bout. Brennan claims he can KO the three army heavies in one fight and seeks a return clash with the champion.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Chicago
Beckett
Eddie McGoorty
Warpentier
Fulton
Harrison
N. J
Brennan
Battling Levinsky
Jack
Burke
New Orleans
Bob Martin
Martin
Army
Willard
Morris
Himeself
New York light weight Willie Jackson to fight Tom Touhy in Newark
Willie Jackson knocked out Eddie Morgan yesterday in Philadelphia and earns a bout with Tommy Touhy at the Sportsmen's Club in the First Regiment Armory Newark on Monday October 13. Benny Algar seeks Kilbane but the champion declined. Valgar is to meet Joie Fox next.
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Willie Jackson
New York
Eddie Morgan
Philadelphia
Tommy Touhy
Sportsmen's Club
First Regiment
Newark
Benny ¥Algar
Kilbane
Valgar
Joie Fox
Billiard Tournament to Start Meat Nov 6
New York reports ten top American three cushion billiard players entered the national championship to begin November 6 in Cleveland Ohio. Names include Rob ert Cannefax Otis Jackson Gillette Heal and more with entries from New York Brooklyn Detroit and Chicago. Pat Moore to fight Pete Herman in New Orleans on Thanksgiving with a potential Denver rematch in January if Herman retains the title.
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New York
United States
Cleveland
Robert L. Cannefax
Charles Otis
Brooklyn
Clarence
University of Chicago coach suffers broken leg in scrimmage
Chicago October 8 University of Chicago freshman football coach Sean Page suffered a broken leg when a pile of writhing players collapsed during a scrimmage. Page, a former player, was carried from the field. the injury will alter Chicago’s coaching plans while A. A. Stagg, the head coach, decides on replacements.
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Pat Page
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Stagg
GQORN EVENING By George
A garbled column comments on labor control of utilities and plants, mixed health bulletins, and wartime peace promises. It hints at German prisoners and a revival of figures like Johanns, with a wary tone about political statements and future generations.
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