Red Sox Ready for Tiger Battle
The Red Sox prepare for a series with Detroit as Moriarty sits out with a bad hit in New York. O Leary covers third base while Delehanty may rest and Gainor shifts to first base. Lafitte Mullin and Willett will start as the pitching staff against Boston.
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Boston Red Sox
Moriarty
New York
O’leary
Delehanty
Gainor
Lafitte
Mullin
Willett
Red Sox
Boston at Detroit and other NBA matchups
Boston at Detroit. Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Cleveland. Washington at St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Esases
St Louis
Hitadel Pin
St. Louis
R. H
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Red Sox Arrive in Detroit for Series Opener
The Boston Red Sox reached Detroit after a long trip from Philadelphia and plan a rest before the key series opener set for tomorrow at 3 30 this afternoon. Detroit fans expect a tight battle as both sides prepare to battle to the finish.
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Detroit
Ave
Gers
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Red Sox consider Wood or Collins to start against Tigers
Manager Donovan plans to start either Joe Wood or Ray Collins in place of Kililay for the opener against Detroit. Wood has stomach trouble and a lame arm, but Donovan believes both pitchers can go. Ty Cobb may return for Detroit as health concerns linger.
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Kililay
Donovan
Joe Wood
Ray Collins
Tigers
Wood
Patsy
Kansas Cyclone
John S. Taylor
Jack Thoney
Boston
Thoney
Duffy Lewis
Red Sox
Wagner
Yerkes
Harry Hooper
Jennings
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Bresnahan Spiked Out Two Weeks In Phillies Win
Philadelphia beat St. Louis 10 to 2 as Bresnahan took a wrist injury after being spiked while attempting to touch Lobert at home. He will likely be out about two weeks. Bresnahan protested a call and, with Huggins, was ordered off the field. Sherwood Magee returned to action for the first time since July 10 after suspension for assault on an umpire.
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Nationat
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Lobert
Bresnahan
O'Day
Huggins
Sherwood Magee
Finneran
Lynch
R. BH
Alexander
St, Louis
AB. R
E Sete
Bliss
Wingo
Woodburn
Wees
McAdams
Dies
Wiley
Eeveesee
Doolan
Chalmers
Mowrty
Liss
Titus
Knabe
Paskett
Ells
Mazee
Hauser
Spencer
Fimslie
Hickory’ Jackson
Boston
Fleps
Doc Miller
Scotty
Ingerton
Tenney
Fred
Johnny Kling
Schulte Sparks Cubs Past Hiops In South End Park
Frank Schulte started and finished a decisive rally as the Cubs defeated the Hiops 13 to 6 at South End park. A mix of unusual plays framed the win, but Schulte’s lead run and late contributions carried the victory for Boston’s opponents.
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Frank Schulte
Cub
Hiops
South End Park
Boston
Cubs
Heps crushed by Cubs as Schulte leads offensive burst
Frank Schulte sparked a Chicago attack with a fourth inning double and key hits while Boston’s Heps faltered amid three errors. Hickory Jackson stood out for Boston with multiple hits and three runs, but Cubs outhit and out-scored the Heps, 18 to 6, in a wild game.
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Frank
Boston
Brown
Weaver
Cubs
Sleps
Chicago
Sweeney
Bridwell
Sheckard
Jackson
Mike Donlin
Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at New York Games
Two college basketball games featured Chicago visiting Boston and Cincinnati traveling to New York. Notable matchups centered on early season conference play and key guard duels amid a crowded schedule.
Matty Beats Reds 22d Straight Time
Mathewson earned his 22nd consecutive win by defeating Cincinnati 6 to 1 in New York. He limited the Reds to two hits, the second coming in the ninth after Fletcher had a chance to end the game. Suggs pitched well aside from a rough fourth inning.
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New York
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Reds
Fletcher
Suggs
I Devore
Riba
Th. PO
Doyle
Sindgrass
Seer
Becker
Merkle
Herzog
Myers
Wilson
Clarke
Vial
P . Sere Ewes
Marsans
Aferkle
Bates
Snodgrass
Umplires
Rigler
Finneran
Steele Nears No Hit as Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn 9 0
Steele of Pittsburg held Brooklyn hitless until Erwin’s single in the ninth as Pittsburg won 9 to 0. Wagner sprained ankle early, likely out a week. O'Toole, Pittsburg’s $22,500 pitcher, may pitch one game.
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Aus
Steele
Pittsburg
Erwin
Ecatcher
Wagner
O'Toole
Knetzer
Byrne
Carey
Miller
fily—McCarthy
Davidson
Daubert
Wild Bill Tops White Sox In Final Game At Comiskey Park
At Comiskey Park the Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox 8 to 1. Donavan homered in the ninth and Duffy's mound corps, including Benz, Rivera and Young, held firm after an early White Sox rally was quelled.
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Chicago
Wild Bill
Duffy
White Sox
Comiskey’s Park
Detroit
Tigers
Donovan
Sox
Bodie
McIntyre
Lange
Benz
P. Dougherty
J. Melrose Young
Fort Erie Stake to Canadian Hal B Jr Wins
Fort Erie Ont August 16 The Fort Erie stake for 2:10 pacers the feature of opening day of the Grand Circuit went to the Canadian owned horse Hal B Jr driven by Gasson in straight heats. Mark Knight finished close in heat one but pulled up lame in heat two and was withdrawn. The Canadian horse was the favorite.
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Fort Erie
Ont
Hal B., Jr
Gasson
Mark” Knight
Baron Alcyone
Baron Hi
White
Lake Wilson
B. G
Dodge
Cox
Oxford Boy Jr
B. H. Bronzen
B. G. Ctitler
Queen Lake
B. m
Rossmier
Hal B
Easson
My Shady Belle
Snow
Sebek
Suster Brown
Mayberry
Alta Coast
Br. H
Geers
Mary G
B. m. Sterling Hall
B. H
Mahoney
Toddes
Serrill
M. W
C. G
McCabe
Peter Pan
McEwen
Vernon McKinney Loses At Columbus
The opening day of the international breeders race meeting in Columbus featured three events. Vernon McKinney, favored in the Hotel Hartman $5000 stakes for 2:18 pacers, won the first heat but lost the next two to Sir R. In the 2:05 trot Billy Burke won the first heat in 2:03 34, tying the season's fastest heat.
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Columbus
Vernon McKinney
Chamber of Commerce
Sir R
Billy Burke
McKinney
McNanah
Enere
Donald
Crescent Hal
Fraser
Grady
Hiram B
Bik
Jones
Ceccee
Nova Todd
Curtis
Jack Woodcliff
Wall
Hailworthy
J. Benyon
B. H
McDonald
Ora
Br. H
McCarthy
B. m
Macey
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West
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Schulte
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Donlin
Bill
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Thaney
Tinker
Zimmernan
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Archer
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Fanning
Shean
Shedard
Wip Teason
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Lison
Dale Sheekard
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M. Browne
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Cy Eo Sheekard
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A.B
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Crawford
Peis Viacete
O'Leary
Eeree
Bauman
Stanage
Etwone
Young
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