Highlanders Narrowly Best Red Sox In Pitchers Duel
New York rises to 2 to 0 win at Fenway as Ray Keating and Wild Bill Donovan blank Boston. Foster shines for the Sox but Boston hitters go cold missing timely hits and errant base running seals the defeat.
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Highlanders
Wild Bill Donovan
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Big Burg
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Sox
Ray Keating
Foster
Ray Collins
George Foster
Keating
Boston
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Connolly and
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Senators Win Out In Low Hit Game Over Athletics
Washington avoids hits from Shawkey to win 2 to 1 as two in the second inning, including a triple, and a wild pitch spark the offense. Gallia shines in relief, limiting Philadelphia to five hits while Shawkey gives up five walks and seven strikeouts.
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Washington
Shawkey
Philadelphia
Shaw
Athletics
Gallia
McConnell
McAvoy
Morgan
Oldring
Walsh
Henry
Mullaney and Evans
Younger Managers Seek Big Pennants This Year
The piece notes rising young managers in baseball and other sports, highlighting Pat Moran with the Phillies and Bill Donovan with the Highlanders. It also mentions college rowing reform ideas, Hugh Bedient’s return to form with the Buffeds, and other athletes like Howard Berry and Sam McVey in their respective events.
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Phillies
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Bill Donovan
New York Highlanders
Boxing and track musings spark debates on matches and times
The piece discusses how a 15 mile Boston Marathon would have changed results with Nick Gianakopolis winning by a mile and notes Cliff Horne might have been near the lead in a shorter race. It mentions Freddie Welsh and Johnny Kilbane being courted for a New York match with up to 6000 dollars offered, and questions if Gotham promoters will stage another bidding war, while Billy Sullivan counsels aspiring southpaws.
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Speaker
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Sweeney
Boston
Keating
Speke
Red Sox
Janvrin
Hoblitzell
Chester Thomas
Sox
Highlanders
Cliff Horne
Jimmy Hennigan
Dorchester Club
Ed Fabre
Horne
Hennigan
Nick Gianakopolis
Peter
Freddie Welsh
Johnny Kilbane
Feathers
New York
Gotham
Kilbane
Kid Williams
Philadelphia
White Sox Pound Out Win in Eighth
The Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 7 to 4 to extend their streak to six straight victories. Eddie Collings and Fournier triple in the eighth inning, Fournier scoring on a long fly as two more singles, a walk, an error, and a wild pitch sealed the win for Chicago.
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Cleveland
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Fournier
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Sing Sing Prison Players Receive Yankees Uniforms
In Sing Sing prison, 28 players now have full uniforms including caps and shoes after the warden, Thomas Mott Osborne, secured old New York Yankees outfits from the American league club. Baseball is used to improve inmates' physical condition.
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New York
Sing Sing
Thomas Mott Osborne
Yankees
Opening Braves Athletics game location and pitchers
The opening game last season was played at Philadelphia. Athletics pitchers were Bender and Wyckoff. Rudolph pitched for Boston.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Bender
Wyckoff
Rudolph
Boston
Pitchers Battle as Cobb and Crawford Win Sixth
In a tight contest featuring eight double plays, Cobb pitched well and Crawford delivered the decisive hit to secure a victory in the sixth inning. The game showcased stout defense and clutch moments by both sides.
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Kid Long Billiard Star Dies in Chicago Hospital
Irving Kid Long once rated among the top pocket billiard players in the nation died in a Chicago hospital from ptomaine poisoning. He competed in several championship tournaments and was born 42 years ago.
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Irving
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Long
Baseball scores from night games across four cities
In eleven innings Atlanta defeated Mobile 3 to 1 while Birmingham beat New Orleans 8 to 4. Chattanooga won 10 to 9 over Memphis. Nashville topped Little Rock 4 to 2.
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Mobile
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Newark Opens International League Season With Half Holiday
Newark Mayor Thomas IIL Raymond proclaims Thursday afternoon a half holiday to mark the opening of the International League baseball season in Newark New Jersey. He will throw the first ball to start the game.
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Concord
Groton
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Newark
N. J
Thomas Iil
Raymond
Richmond Defeats Toronto 11–8 in IL Tilt
Richmond beat Toronto 11 to 8 in an International league game. Loose fielding marked the contest as Sterzer Russell and Schaufle pitched for Richmond while Herbert Geyer Lake Priest and Kelly opposed for Toronto.
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Baseball schedules across leagues
National League games feature Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Pittsburg at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati American League matchups include New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Federal League schedules show Buffalo at New York Kansas City at Chicago Baltimore at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburg
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