Hanlon in Boston Discusses Franchise Talks and Plans
Ned Hanlon, owner of the Baltimore club, spent last night in Boston then left for New Hampshire with his family. He denied plans to purchase the Boston National league property, saying he favors a younger man taking the job, while expressing confidence in Baltimore’s manager Dunn and noting Baltimore’s poor standing but potential improvement. Many believe the rumor has foundation and that Hanlon is pursuing the Boston franchise. Hanlon is a renowned baseball figure, implying a strong option to field a quicker, win-ready team if he acquires a major league stake.
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Athletics Beat Tigers In Close Pennant Thriller At Philadelphia
At Shibe Park on August 10, the Athletics edged the Detroit Tigers 3 to 1 before 19 080 fans. Plank started strong but faded as Detroit loaded the bases in the sixth and eighth. Cobb drove a crucial hit in the ninth, yet Summers kept Detroit from extra runs with three walks issued by Detroit pitchers. The win ties the series and keeps the Athletics tied with the league leaders in the pennant race.
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Connecticut League Results Show Tight Scores Across Cities
Holyoke leads 5 to 3 over New Britain while Hartford defeats New Haven 2 to 1 and Northampton beats Waterbury 3 to 2. Bridgeport wins 7 to 1 against Springfield, then posts a 16 to 14 victory over Springfield.
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Baseball Scraps Headline Two Hot MLB Fights Promised
Newark and Toronto games lead a list of scores across cities with Montreal Providence Buffalo Jersey City Rochester Montgomery Atlanta and Birmingham. Jim Jeffries heads to Europe as fight news narrows in major leagues with two hot baseball scraps on tap.
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Boston Red Sox Beat White Sox In Sensational Chicago Duel
The Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox in a high drama game marked by brilliant fielding and clutch plays. Ambie McConnell and Heinie Wagner starred with pivotal outs and catches, while Karger, Burns, and Tannehill produced key hits and defensive stops in a fast, error-filled affair that decided on a late Boston surge and a tight final out.
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Senators Tie with Browns in 12 Innings
Washington and St. Louis played 12 innings to a 1 1 tie as ferris hit a seventh inning homer for St Louis while Lelivelt and Donohue sparked a ninth inning rally for Washington. The game ended to let the visitors catch a train.
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Lajoie Stars as Cleveland Tops New York in One-Sided Win
Cleveland beat the New York Giants 4 to 1 as Lajoie delivered a double and two triples in four at bats, robbing Elberfeld of hits with remarkable plays. Berger pitched well for the visitors, while New York scored on Hinchman’s fumble and Demmitt’s sac fly. Eddie Reulbach’s win tied the modern record with 14 straight, and a local fan from Kewanee dies after overzealous rooting for his team.
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Detroit Washington clash headlines tonight in capital
Detroit meets Washington on the road in a decisive game as the Athletics play St Louis and the Red Sox face the Naps in tougher matchups than the Senators. Ban Johnson approves, favoring close races and tight competition.
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Duffy to Lead the White Sox in 1910
Hugh Duffy, famed Providence Grays leader and former Philadelphia and Milwaukee manager, is sought by President Comiskey to pilot the White Sox in 1910. Duffy, part owner of Providence, has been influential in AL expansion and negotiations with Boston NL players, and may soon sign to manage the White Sox though he remains reticent about his plans.
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Brockton Outlast Haverhill In 17 Innings For Win
In a second 17 inning game this season Brockton defeated Haverhill 4 to 3. O Toole drove in the deciding run from second after McLane's grounder muffed by Cooney. Merrill and O Toole pitched well with strong support, but both teams benefited from early errors.
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Lowell 1 Lynn 0 in pitchers' battle
Lowell defeats Lynn 1 to 0 behind Hoff and Leonard. Uniac delivered a seventh inning triple scoring Howard, aided by a safety off Hoff. Vinson made a great left field catch. Hamilton doubled, Burg Sacrifice, Burg and Venable stole bases, Murphy turned a double play, Lynn left nine, Lowell four.
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1915 Games Boston Meet Schedule
Boston 1915 meets set for Saturday at Franklin Field Dorchester and Wood Island Park East Boston under head organizers Fred L. O'Brien and John J. O'Donnell Jr.
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Right fielder feats echo historic baserunning outs
Dave Altizer of the White Sox threw Eddie Karger out at first in the fourth inning after a sharp hit past Stahl and earlier contributed a feature play in the sixth inning by throwing Bill Carrigan out at the plate. The description recalls Tom McCarthy, famed right fielder, and notes a New York game where McCarthy threw George Titcomb out at first base twice.
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