Red Sox Rally Twice to Take Twin Bill Over Tigers
Boston erased a 4-1 deficit in the first game then won 5-4 in the ninth aided by Hoblitzell’s three runs and a Ruth homer. In the second game Ruth limited Detroit to one run as Foster and Cunningham held court, Walsh and Hoblitzelldefended with key plays, and Boston benefited from a late Hobbie drive to seal a 5-1 victory.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights From Today Across Leagues
In the American League Detroit visits Boston for a two game set while Cleveland goes to New York St. Louis hosts Philadelphia and Chicago plays Washington. The National League features Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. The Eastern League slate includes Portland at New London for two games Lawrence at Bridgeport for two Springfield at Mortford and New Haven at Worcester.
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Indians Rally Past Yankees 8 7 In 14 Innings In Series
Cleveland wins its second straight extra inning game over New York 8 to 7 in 14 innings. Elmer Smith hits a ninth inning and a 14th inning homer off Shawkey to seal the victory as Coveleskie holds the Yankees to three hits in seven innings. Indictment of Donovan lifted today.
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Independent scores from scattered college matches
A fragmented recap lists results such as New Orleans defeating Mobile 4 to 0 and Nashville leading Little Rock 3 to 2, with Birmingham down by Atlanta 1 to 5 and Richmond beating Rochester 10 to 0, among other unclear pairings and figures.
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New Haven Beats Springfield Twice In Split Twin Bill
Brilliant pitching by Naylor and Donovan led New Haven to a 4 2 win and a 0 0 loss against Springfield in a doubleheader at New Haven.
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Hartford Rally Tops Worcester In Double Comeback
Hartford completes a 6 5 victory over Worcester to take two of three. A late double steal produced the winning run as Skiff delivered timely hits. Schiffs. Kennedy and Canavan allowed several runs in nine innings. Breen Roth Grimes Goodrich Lowe Kennedy Maloney Gardella Potterger Murray Green featured in the lineup.
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Portland Defeats Bridgeport In 138th Inning, 6-3
Sweatt and Deininger spark Portland with a double and triple that fuel a 6 to 3 win over Bridgeport in the 138th inning. Burns, Sweatt, Tamm, Brown, and McGraw score for Portland. Deininger and Corcoran contribute key hits for Bridgeport.
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Ragged Work Gives Giants St Louis Win
Ragged fielding behind Packard and Horstman, who were hit frequently, lets New York beat St. Louis 7 to 4 for the third straight win. Fletcher and Robertson score on a sacrifice fly by Benton after Holke's infield hit and Wilheit’s single.
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Pirates Defeat Quaker Clan 1-0 on Strong Pitching
In Pittsburg on August 10 Philadelphia again lost to Pittsburg 1 to 0. Rixey yielded four hits but a sacrifice bunt and a single after one of Dagey s errors produced the lone run. Cooper allowed many hits but tightened with runners on base.
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Wolter's Triple Ends 11-Inning Cubs Victory Over Brooklyn
Wolter's three in the 11th inning gave Chicago a 6 5 to 4 win over Brooklyn. Hendrix and Pfeffer pitched. Stengel and Wolter provided key hits for Chicago while Deal, Cutshaw, and Merkle scored for Brooklyn. Preceding frames featured several leads and missed chances in a tightly contested game.
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Milwaukee Beats St Paul In Extra Innings
Milwaukee defeated St Paul 8 to 2 in 10 innings while Minneapolis won 8 to 3 against Kansas City. Louisville defeated Columbus by unspecified result in a local game.
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Red Sox and Tigers Triumph in Uneven Baseball Card
Arthur Duffey notes two Tigers wins and a double bill with Carl Mays and Dutch Leonard. Babe Ruth homers for Fenway, Doc Moblitzell drives in three, Walter Johnson stifles the White Sox. Senators routs Clark Griffiths club 4 0 and boxing show canceled at Green Street. Eddie Shevlin joins navy station as physical instructor.
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Trapping the ball for double plays in baseball questions
The reader explains the trap ball trick used by Cobb where an outfielder fields on the pickup to allow a double play. J J notes teams use mascots and suggests pursuing year round salary work to boost business skills. Dave reports Bill Hamilton as the best base stealer with 115 steals in 18014.
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Noyes Stifles Browns as Athletics Win 7 0
Philadelphia pitcher Noyes delivered dominant work holding the Browns to no second-base threats. Rogers exited after six, Koob allowed six runs in the seventh, and Bates cleared the bases with a triple as the Athletics triumphed 7 to 0.
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Johnson blanks Chicago Sox 4-0 in Washington
Johnson held Chicago to one hit as Washington won 4 to 0. He had a perfect day at the plate with a single and two doubles, driving in two runs for the Senators. Shanks and Ainsmith contributed key RBIs.
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Arlmont Golf Club Announces 18 Hole Handicap Event
Truman L. Quimby chairman of the goll committee said an 18 hole handicap versus bogey play will be held over the club links this afternoon at Arlington Heights.
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Handicap vs Bogey Tournament at Lexington Club
An 18 hole handicap versus bogey contest is slated for this afternoon at the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington. The event will determine a winner over the full 18 holes on the club’s links.
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Bikes at Revere Tonight Feature Two Major Races
Tonight at Revere cycle track two feature races highlight the program. Wiley and George Bowker face Smart and Fred Herbert in a 40 mile event, while 12 sprinters race in a 112 mile six corner tandem handicap with teams led by Thomas and McKenzie Logan and MacPartland Grimm and Sullivan and the Connolly brothers Lester Bowker and Boyd Jackson and Chandler. The first three teams are favored to finish one two three.
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Lexington to Host Paul Revere Marathon on Labor Day
An about ten mile race from the State House Boston to the Catholic Clubhouse on Waltham Street Lexington will start at the State House with Governor McCall initiating the run. The Paul Revere Marathon is linked to the Catholic Club field day and open to amateurs. John W. Whitney chairs the organizing committee.
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