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able Beds. Moderate Rates.
Bathroom in Connection.
Cor. Fourth and C. Anchorage
Central Barber Shop
Modern Equipment Throughout
New Sanitary Bathroom in
Connection.
417 4th Avenue.
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Alger Block, Anchorage
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Fonrth, Between D and E.
Phil J. Eckert, ^Proprietor.
Medicated Mineral Baths, $1.50. Six
for $8.00. Turkish Baths. Tub baths
and furnished rooms. Lady attendant
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OVER 45,000 SPECTATORS WIT
NESSED DECISIVE GAME, A
RECORD CROWD AT A
BASEBALL GAME.
Well, it’s all over, and the members
of the Boston American team will
share the big cut in the gate receipts
and the national honors of being
world’s champions. Boston won four
and Brooklyn one game in the world’s
series. The dopesters’ dope failed and
big Bill Pfeffer failed to puzzle the
Red Sox batters while the elongated
Ernie Shore held the slugging Dodg
ers to one run. Shore is the only
pitcher to win two games in the series
and Jake Coombs the only Brooklyn
pitcher to win a victory. In the
games played the American league
players outclassed the National league
in every department and again proved
that the players of the younger league
are the better.
The fifth and last game was played
on the Braves’ field in Boston and be
fore the record crowd that ever wit
nessed a professional game, who paid
$83,873.00 admission fees. Manager
Robinson and the Dodger team put up
a good fight through the series, but
the boys from Boston town were not
to be denied and the coveted world’s
pennant will be raised again at the
Boston field next spring. This flag
raising is getting to be rather a com
mon occurrence in Boston, as her
teams have won five out of the 13
pennants, four by the American and
one by the National league.
The American league pennant win
ners have triumphed eight times in
world’s series. The National league
has won only five world’s champion
ships. For the American league Bos
ton has won four, Philadelphia three,
and Chicago once. For the National
league, New York has won once, Bos
ton once, Pittsburgh once, and Chicago
twice.
xuio ocdsuu a piuy uccu iciuain
able for two special reasons, first of
having played to the record attend
ance and gate receipts and second the
record 14-inning game. Marquard was
a bitter disappointment as a pitcher,
and failed to annex or finish either
game he started. For some reason
Cheney failed to get his chance and
Pfeffer was beaten yesterday. Shore,
Ruth and Leonard all won and the
Boston players were the superior both
on attack and defense. Manager Car
rigan can well retire to the farm, as
he intimates, but does so gracefully
after having taken two championship
series in succession. To Gardner,
Lewis and Janvrin go the batting hon
ors who outhit the mighty Daubert
and Zack Wheat all through the se
ris.
The staid city of Boston has resum
ed its normal air of culture and the
business life, that was practically
suspended during the series, is moving
along in the natural routine. Every
train leaving Boston last night was
taxed to capacity and the thousands
who flocked to the city for the fifth
game have departed.
The poor town has nothing to look
forward to now except to estimate
Hughes’ majority and wait for the
Yale-Harvard football game.
While Manager Robinson gave
Brooklyn her first National league
pennant, he is a disappointment as a
strategist and was outpointed by Car
rigan at every stage of the game.
Daubert, Wheat, Cutshaw and Coombs
still hold their popularity but the
Brooklynites wanted the honor of be
ing called champions of the known
world. Both teams will remain prac
tically intact and commence next sea
son with the same line-up. The race
next season in both leagues promises
to be exceptionally closely contested.
Boston has the White Sox and De
troit to contend with and Brooklyn
has the Phillies, the Braves and the
Giants. The statisticians are already
giving Manager McGraw the National
league race and the record of the Gi
ants at the close of the season war
rant them at least to be reckoned in
the running with the best chances to
win.
Yesterday was a perfect day as only
New England can produce and the
Braves’ field presented a veritable sea
of swarming, seething humanity who
saw the last dying efforts of the Dodg
ers fail ignominiously. Gardner, Car
rigan, Shore, Gainor, in fact the entire
Boston team got a reception that is
rarely accorded athletes of any calling
and the vast crowd would not be stil
led until Umpire O’Day stepped be
fore the center grand stand and for
the last time this season megaphoned
“ batteries for today’s game will be, j
etc.’’ ?
Both teams scored in the second in- t
ning. This was the end of the Dodg- 2
ers’ count while the Red Sox contin- 2
ued to patter across the pan with j
enough scores to win the fifth and last S
game, the series and the title to be 2
dubbed World Champions.
There were no spectacular plays |
that featured yesterday’s game and E
aside from the consistency of the Red 2
Sox in scoring and Shore’s pitching jj
the game was devoid of the thrills and l
sensations that are supposed to mark E
championship games. With the score 2
a tie in the second Boston clinched |
the game in the last of the third by i
putting over two runs by bunching E
their hits and simply playing the |
Brooklyn team off their feet. After |
the second Ernie Shore mowed down &
the Dodgers with monotonous regu- i
larity or forced them to hit to the in- a
field who gave him perfect support, i
Janvrin,Scott and Gardner worked like |
a well-oiled machine and presented a jj
defense that was impregnable. ?
At no stage of the game was Shore
really in trouble and in the last in
ning killed what glimmering chances
the Dodgers had to score with one
down and one on, by forcing Cutshaw
to pop to Scott and Mowery to fly to
Lewis.
By a strange coincidence Boston
won yesterday’s game by the same
score of games for the series. Boston
4 .Brooklyn 1.
By innings: 123456789 T1
Brooklyn .. ..0 1000000 0— 1
Boston.0 1201000 *— 4
Summary—Three-base hits, Lewis; .
two-base hits, Janvrin; sacrifice hits,
Mowery, Lewis, Shorten; struck out,
by Pfeifer 2, Shore 4; bases on balls,
off Pfeffer 2, Shore 1; passed ball,
Cady; wild pitch, Pfeffer 2.
C. A. Schonacker, founder of the
Schonacker Brokerage Co., of Juneau,
has disposed of his interest in the con
cern to Fred Parsons, his partner, and
will go to New York, where he will lo
cate permanently.
While a train loaded with 75 tons of
powder was going out the line of the
government railroad, one of the cars
loaded with powder went off the track
at Mile ISV2. The speed with which
the men in the caboose vacated the vi
cinity is said to have exceeded all
limits.
Ask for “Mother’s Bread” at the
North Pole Bakery. 10-13tf
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