Braves Win Out in Tenth 2 to 1 Triumph over Phillies
In a tenth inning rally the Braves defeated the Phillies 2 to 1 after a pitching duel between Ragan and Rixey. Cravath walked, Dagey ran, Whitted delivered a run for Philadelphia, but Kelly, Koney's triple, and Fitz's RBI single sealed the Braves' win. Rabbit Maranville and Johnny Rawling sparkled with sharp plays behind the mound.
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Pirates Beat Cubs 2 to 0 in Twelve Innings
Chicago Aug. 14 Jackson's bold dash in the 12th inning and a tired Douglas carried Pittsburgh to the series finale 2 to 0. A pitching duel between Cooper and Douglas ended with Douglas failing late, Jackson stretching a one out hit into a double to spark the decisive inning.
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Braves Score A Ran For Cravath In Winning Run
Braves win as Cravath scores the run in a tight product of baseball. Dagey, Kelly, Konetchy hit safely for Boston with Rawlings committing two errors. Rixey and Ragan combine for strikeouts, and double plays help the defense. Quigley officiates with 2,500 in attendance.
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Philadelphia
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Kelly
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Evers
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Ragan
Bancroft
Luderis
Maranville
Quigley
Byron
Cubs Win Hitting Battle In Extra Innings
In a late innings rally Chicago CHICAGO scored on a Bigbee single and Jackson scoring after a Carey single. Boeckel doubled driving in another, though he was cut down attempting a triple on the throw. Both teams produced a slugfest with Merkle and Boeckel adding two base hits apiece.
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Cooper
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Braves Win In 10th As Rixey Struggles In Loss
Braves beat Phillies 2 1 in extras after a tight pitchers duel. Ragan hurls well, fanning 5, while Jappa strikes 10 for the Braves. A remarkable Rabbit catch in the sixth helps keep Philadelphia scoreless. Odd profile Otis Lawry raises questions about draft status. Red Cross funds boosted by Ouimet Brady 36 hole match at Oakley Club. Dunn reshapes roster moves with Yankees and Cubs, recalling past trades for Ruth era context.
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Francis Ouimet
Mike Brady
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Watertown
Braves face Cubs in Saturday showdown at home
In local sports notes the Braves set to meet the Chicago Cubs this Saturday, the game halted after one inning in a prior tilt. Leon MacDonald, famed professional golfer, died suddenly in Charlotteville, N C about a month ago. TY TY Francis Calmet declined draft exemption claiming golf for Red Cross fund could help more. J G O Carney not the same man who went to St Johns Prep.
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Charlotteville
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Giants Split Doubleheader With Dodgers in New York
New York and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with the Giants winning 6 to 4 in the opener and Brooklyn taking the second 8 to 1. A sixth inning fist fight between Stengel and Fletcher marred the second game, with both players ordered off by umpire Harrison. Six home runs were a feature, including Krueger’s shot that marked the second time in seven years a ball cleared the left field fence twice in one game.
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Extra Holes In Press Golf Match at Wollaston Club
In the first round of the annual Press golf championship at Wollaston Golf Club, three matches went to extra holes. H H Marden of Helmont defeated J J Gallagher, C D Wadsworth beat J K O Connell, and A J Statz defeated A L Dowling at 19th hole, with numerous results listed for the General Charles H Taylor Cup divisions.
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Remarkable Longwood National Doubles Tennis Tourney
The Longwood Cricket Club hosted a national doubles event with several notable results. F B Alexander and Harold Brockmorton defeated the Whitman brothers in four sets, the only four-setter of the day. Bishop and Mahan beat Sheafe and Andrews 6-2 6-4 6-8, Niles and Fell routed A W and A C Reggio, Johnson and Wright advanced by default, Bages and Voshell beat Abbott and Bears, and Strachan and Inman defeated Lowry and Brett. In mixed doubles Eleonora Sears and Strachan defeated Marian Zinderstern and Throckmorton 4-6 6-2 6-3.
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Cadore Passes Exam, Heads for U S Service
Leon Cadore pitcher for the Brooklyn National League club passed the physical examination before an exemption board in New York and waived exemption to fight for the United States at a moment's notice.
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Leon J. Cadore
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Caita Heeros
United States
Boston, Philadelphia grid match headlines listed
National and regional matchups include Philadelphia vs Boston and Brooklyn vs New York, with Eastern pairings Hartford versus Worcester and New Haven facing Lawrence. Readable OCR fragment lists city pairings for upcoming games across leagues without results.
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Senators Defeat Highlanders In Double Win
Washington hands Highlanders two straight losses as Judge and Shanks power three-base hits while Milan Peckinpaugh Baumann commit errors. Shaw and Mogridge split pitching duties with no earned runs allowed after nine innings. Umpires Dineen and O'Loughlin. Time 1h 45m.
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Ruth Lapses Doom Red Sox as Athletics Top Sox 3 1
Philadelphia Aug 14 Babe Ruth endured a costly third inning as Joe Bush shut down Boston with an 8 strikeout effort. Bodie’s early hitting and Bush’s reliability gave Philadelphia a 3 to 1 win, widening the White Sox lead as Ruth’s team stumbled in the pivotal frame.
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Columbus Cruises Over Indianapolis in Doubleheader
In the American Association action Columbus defeated Indianapolis 4 to 0 in game one and 4 to 2 in game two. Milwaukee outscored Kansas City 7 to 6 in the opener and won 13 to 4 in the second. Toledo beat Louisville 3 to 1 in game one while game two was halted at 0 to 0 after six innings due to darkness. St Paul defeated Minneapolis 8 to 1.
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Baseball scores from regional games reported
Chattanooga tops New Orleans 8 to 1 while Memphis beats Birmingham 4 to 1. Nashville defeats Mobile 6 to 3 and Little Rock over Atlanta 1 to 0 in the second game after a 6 to 1 win in the first.
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White Sox Split Doubleheader With Cleveland
Cleveland and Chicago split a twin bill with the White Sox taking the first game 3 to 2 and Cleveland winning the second 4 to 2. Speaker left early after being hit, Morton struggled until the seventh, and Coveleskie’s error proved costly in the opener as Chicago piled up 12 hits but left 11 runners on base. The second game featured a Cleveland outburst, with solid hitting from Grady, Roth, and others, while Morton allowed the Indians to edge Chicago and secure the win.
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Browns Tie Tigers With Six to Four Victory
St Louis defeated Detroit 6 to 4 in a game highlighted by late innings clutch hitting. Pratt tripled in the sixth with two on to spark the scoring, while Austin Sisler and Pratt drove in multiple runs for the Browns. Davis, Roland, and Davenport shined on the mound in a pitched battle with Boland Cunningham and Davenport for Detroit.
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