Red Sox Split With the Browns in Double-Header
Boston split a twin bill with the Browns. Koob held Boston to two runs in the opener’s 3 2 loss while the Red Sox smashed Brown pitching for 10 3 in the nightcap. Ruth and Shore fueled the offense as Boston notched a dramatic triple play in the second game.
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Ruth
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Yankees Break Even With Indians
Yankees tie the game as Jones relieves in the eighth. New York fails to score in the top and 10 innings show 6 runs. Peckinpaugh and Jackson doubled. Hartzell stole. Fisher walked once, Jones six times. Fisher struck out 8, Jones 1, Harstad 1. Jones allowed 6 hits in 7 innings. Time 1h 28m. Umpires Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
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Jackson
Hartzell
Fisher
Harstad
Hildebrand
O’loughlin
Cleveland
Cole
Southworth
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Baseball notes from Federal League games
In Buffalo today St. Louis won 1 to 0 in 12 innings on a bases loaded walk, a two-base hit by Kores and a Hartley sacrifice fly. Krapp held through clutch spots as Crandall and Chapman behind Burnside worked. In Brooklyn Kansas City lost 8 to 2 despite out batting, with fielding errors costing runs and Packard receiving solid support. Bluejacket and Frank Smith combined for Kansas City and Brooklyn’s defense faltered with timely hits.
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Blair
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Werewre McAvoy
Eetteaee Kopf
Ee Heeees Bressler
Dpereere
Dere Owe
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J. Collins
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E. Collings
Weaver
Ballsa
Schang
Chill and
Evans
Brennan Brilliant as Chicago Beats Newark on Pitching Day
Chicago pounded Falkenberg for six runs in eight innings and chased Brandom in the ninth. Westerzil drove in four runs with a single and a double. Only three Newark players reached second base as Brennan’s pitching limited them. Batteries Brennan and Fischer faced Brandom Faulkenberg and Rariden.
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Brennan
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Brandom
Westerzil
R.H.E
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Fischer
Faulkenberg
Rariden
Baltimore Triumphs Over Pittsburg 8 to 6 in First Game
Baltimore won the opening game of the series against Pittsburg 8 to 6. Starting pitchers Allen and Bailey were chased from the mound. Walsh and Lennox hit home runs to lead the Orioles. Batteries Bailey Johnson Owens for Baltimore and Allen Barger O Connor for Pittsburg.
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Bailey
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Lennox
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Barger
O’connor
Pitchers duel and errors mark tight Cleveland New York game
Sacrifice hit by Wilie and sacrifice fly by Alexander spark a tense battle, a double play MaIsel to Pipp to Maisel, and a 2-2 tie after earned runs by New York and Cleveland. Walks total six, hits six off Hagerman, Cole fans three, Hagerman five, Walker two. Umpires O Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time 1h 32m.
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Cook
Hartzell
Cade
Boone
Alexander
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Pipp
Cleveland
Smith
Evans
Wilie
Cole
Walker
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Tigers Beat Senators 8 to 2 in Detroit Win
Detroit pounded Walter Johnson for 11 hits and 8 runs while the Tigers shut down Washington. Burns homered and doubled, Milan and Foster stole bases, with Burns driving in runs and Steen limited the Senators. Johnson lasted six innings, Harper finished, and Detroit claimed the victory in 2 hours 5 minutes.
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Steen
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Crawford
Milan
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Moriarty
Bush
Young
Johnson
Williams
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Veach
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Moeller
Shanks
Gandil
Acosta
Ainsmith
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Rice
Mervea Puss Returns in Chelsea Showdown at Arena
The Atlas A A presents a dramatic arena evening as Sandy Ferguson the Chelsea strong boy makes a comeback attempt aided by Sam McVea of Australia. The show featured the Festivities and a notable display by the two athletes.
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McVea Knocks Sandy Out In Eight at Local Ring Show
A crowd near six thousand watched McVea stop Sandy in the eighth round after a gruelling exchange. Ferguson showed grit with bursts of offense though McVea's left and right blows, especially to the jaw, sealed the outcome as Sandy staggered to the ropes and folded.
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Swish
Sunday Post Humor Section Promises Screaming Wit
The next Sunday Post teases a humor section packed with sharp wit and laughs. Readers are urged to expect playful pieces and top-notch jokes from the paper's comedy lineup.
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Chicago Hits Bressler and Davis Scott Easy Mark for Mackien
Chicago dominates the field with Bressler and Davis Scott securing easy wins as Mackien shows strong support in the matchup.
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Scott
Mackien
Johnston and Griffin Win in Tennis Doubles
Pacific Coast doubles champions William M. Johnston and Clarence Griffin of San Francisco defeated R. Norris Williams II of Philadelphia and Watson M. Washburn of New York in the national doubles elimination match. The match featured a dramatic four set rally with scores 6-8 6-3 7-9 6-4 6-4, seen as one of Chicago’s finest on courts, as the Californians overcame a strong start by the Eastern pair.
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William M. Johnston
Clarence Griffin
San Francisco
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Watson M. Washburn
New York
McLoughlin
Bundy
Williams
Hasterners
Rain washes out Braves and Cardinals clash in St Louis
St Louis fans were denied a Braves versus Cardinals showdown as heavy rain drenched the city most of the day. The downpour continued steadily at press time with no clear end in sight, soaking plans for the baseball event.
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Cardinals
Braves face pivotal road trip as Compton import eases tease
The article notes a likely double header removal from tomorrow's card and an early start for Philadelphia. Richard Rudolph left for Philadelphia to rest before the opener of a crucial series. Bash Compton is cleared to play for the Braves through 1916, and Johnny Fryers’ retirement rumors fade as he plans to continue playing. Evers’ status looms large.
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Slumber
Richard Rudolph
Champs
Phillies
Bash Compton
Kansas City
Stallings
Feds
Compton
Boston
Johnny Fryers
Johnny
Evers
Uncle Sam Unveils Submersible Boat in Pictorial Page
A full page image in the Sunday Post Pictorial Section depicts Uncle Sam with a modern submersible boat. The illustration appears highly detailed, inviting readers to admire its design and potential uses.
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