Boston Americans Triumph Over New York Nationals in World Series
In New York on Oct 12 the Boston Americans beat the New York Nationals 3 to 1 in the world series. Wood pitched a masterful game with no walks as Wagner starred at short and Yerkes Speaker and Gardner provided key hits for Boston. Tesreau lasted 7 innings before Ames finished.
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Rosauer Set for Waterloo Bout Against the Peddler
La Porte wrestler Rosauer trains to beat the Peddler in Waterloo next Tuesday, drawing big support from La Porte Hudson and Eagle Center fans. The rival, seeking a rematch with Carl Brown, hopes to derail Rosauer and keep his own title chances alive.
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Athletics Capture Intra City Title
Philadelphia October reports the Philadelphia American League team winning the city title by defeating the Philadelphia Nationals in an inter league series. Key players Riley Chalmera Moran Brown contributed as the A L team claimed the focal championship with a final score of five to three.
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White Sox and Cubs Tie in Slab Duel Injuries Slow Play
Chicago October 12 The White Sox and Cubs battled to a 3 3 tie in the twelfth inning when darkness halted play in the second game of the series. Lord and Weaver collided in center in the eighth inning. Weaver suffered a cut on his face and may miss days. Johnson tripled with Borton on first, driving in the tying run in the ninth. Cheney pitched well for the Cubs and Walsh finished for the Sox as no runs came after.
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Americans Triumph 10 7 Over Nationals
Schulte, double plays, and a sequence of defensive plays mark the game. Weaver to Borton Archer to Zimmerman Hath to Weaver Cheney to Tinker to Saler, leaving runners on base as the Americans win 10 to 7. Ci cotte issued three walks, Cheney two, Cicotte struck out five, Walsh one, and Cheney six. Time 2:45.
Ottumwa After State Honors Look for Championship Team
Ottumwa IA October reports that captain Schafer and Lodwick from last season’s championship squad form the nucleus of a potential repeat title. New recruits like Erskine, a football tackle, show promise to fill center, while guards Schafer and Lodwick aim for another championship run despite graduating teammates.
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Attendance Figures From New York Game Report
The national commission reported attendance at yesterday's game as 36 602 with total receipts of 76 644. National commission's share 7 064 40 players' share 41 387 76 each club's share 13 795 92. Slutte, Grinnell's last year, may coach the YM C A team this year and understands the game thoroughly. The schedule is not yet completed but will be soon.
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Sensational sequel to shooting scrape at Abbott Crossing
Marshalltown Oct. 12 a sequel to the Abbott Crossing shooting has been written in Chicago. George B. R. Shindell agent of the Rock Island and M S at Abbott Crossing shot his wife through both hands when she tried to leave after visiting her children. Shindell is on bonds for assault with intent to murder. He kidnapped his daughter Beulah from the McKinley school. Mrs Shindell of 4738 Alcott Ave Chicago filed a kidnapping complaint. Police traced him to the Northwestern station. It is believed he will return the girl to Abbott Crossing.
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Freight Handlers Strike at Cedar Rapids Rail Yard
Fourteen freight handlers and ten office staff walked out at the C. M. and St. P. railroad freight house in Cedar Rapids after wage demands were denied. They seek about 10 percent increases, citing lower Milwaukee pay and poor business. Office staff joined in as cashier wage talks faltered. the Courier notes local firms have granted higher rates to other roads.
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Autos Cut Hole in Car Fares
Des Moines officials say autos cut into street railway profits. C. F. Hewitt of the Des Moines City Railway notes fares lost to motor cars reduce earnings. He cites leisure rides shifted from streetcars to car trips, especially on warm days, lowering city railway revenue.
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Great Armada of Western World Mobilizes on Hudson
New York on October 12 sees the flower of the U S navy anchor in a massive mobilization along a 15 mile double line from the Tennessee to the Ajax with Manila preparing a parallel fleet move. About 127 ships totaling 741 590 tons and 28 000 crew will take part as battleships cruisers destroyers and submarines prepare for review by President Taft on October 15.
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