Washington 1 0 Athletics in 12th inning thriller
In a remarkable 12 inning game Washington beat the Philadelphia Athletics 1 to 0. Killifer’s 12th inning single drove in Lelivelt after Milan left. Johnson and Bender pitched superbly as Washington fielded brilliantly and outplayed the visitors.
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Etree
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Murphy
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Andover Athlete Pillsbury to Enter Annapolis
Pillsbury, a 17 year old Andover recruit, will enter the Naval Academy in the fall and plans to pursue track. The young quarter miler gained prominence by nearly winning Harvard interscholastic 440 in June and has won several prizes in the past season. The Washington Penn team is favored to win the Alleghany County league pennant.
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Chicago White Sox Edge Detroit for 3 2 Victory
Aug 17 Chicago defeated Detroit 3 2 as Scott drove in the winning run with a two base hit in the eighth. The Tigers failed to overtake the Athletics after wasting numerous scoring chances.
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Summers Limited Tigers Hit In Detroit Game
Summers pitched four strong innings for Detroit, allowing two hits and one walk as Jennings used him for box work. The Tigers threatened in early innings, but Chicago clinched the win in the eighth when Scott doubled and Isbell delivered a decisive hit scoring Scott.
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Jennings
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Jones
Owens
Tannehill
Cobb
Altizer
I Hammer and Tongs
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Atz
Rossman
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Delehanty
Moriarty
Schmidt
Isbell
Parent
Schmid
Kerin
Crawford
Bricklayers and Masons Field Day Plans in Boston
The Boston Bricklayers and Masons unions announce their annual field day at Locust Street grounds on Labor Day with seven events including the 100-yard dash 440 and 880-yard runs a mile race and a three-mile handicap invitation run Prizes include gold stopwatches leather suitcases and silver medals Events are sanctioned by the NBA A A U and entries close Wednesday September 1 with John C Collins 65 East Brookline Street city.
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Labor Day
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City
Bay View of South Boston Seeks Saturday Game
After a date cancellation the Bay View team from South Boston is without a game on Saturday August 21 and seeks a strong semi professional opponent with a fair guarantee. Contact J. J. Logan 3 Swallow Street South Boston.
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Lajoie Resigns as Cleveland Manager. Will Continue as Player
Napoleon Lajoie tendered his resignation as manager of the Cleveland American League club, to take effect when a successor is appointed by the directors. Lajoie will remain with the team and continue playing.
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Lajoie resigns as manager amid criticism and fan pressure
The Cleveland baseball club accepted Lajoie's resignation citing heavy criticism and a losing streak. No successor was named as owners consider candidates while Lajoie pledged to work hard to deliver a winner for loyal patrons.
Lajoie Career Highlighted by Shifts and Slumps
A retrospective on Napoleon Lajoie traces his major league debut with Philadelphia in 1887 and early success with Fall River and Cleveland. It notes his captaincy of the 1901 Athletics, a landmark signing dispute, and his poor managerial record with Cleveland before resigning to focus on batting.
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Detroit
Eddie Collins
Ty Cobb
Three favorites win as outsiders claim rest of card
Windsor Ont August 17 three favorites finished first today with the steeplechase handicap won by Class Leader. John Dillon the favorite placed second and Bonnie Kats third. Track heavy but weather good.
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Bonnie Kats
Cleveland Takes Two From St Louis In Doubleheader
Cleveland defeats St Louis in both games as Joss and Young outpitch Powell Dineen and Graham Five double plays in game one and multiple errors behind Young mark the day Lord Lajoie Bemis have two base hits and stolen bases Pitching details include Young Dineen Graham and bases on balls and hit by pitches listed Umpire O Loughlin noted
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Owens
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Changes in Polo Tourney at Newport Schedule
Westchester Polo begins August 25 with New Haven vs Meadowbrook. August 26 features Great Neck second against Point Judith with a Sept. 2 final. An August 28 open championship pits J S Phipps, Waterbury Jr, Stoddard, Milburn against Forbes, LeMontague Jr, Drury, Crane. Aug. 30 has Point Judith vs Great Neck second.
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R. LeMontague, Jr
H. Drury
Joshua Crane
Point Judith
Great Neck
Bargain Days In Order For Brooklyn Doves
Rain delayed Brooklyn and Boston Doves forcing multiple doubleheaders at South End Park this week. Today's 2 pm twin bill includes a postponed May game. another doubleheader follows Thursday and Saturday features a Cubs doubleheader. Manager Smith hopes luck turns after a rough Western trip with several one run losses. New Nationals pickups Gus Getz Rairden Shaw join a roster watched by Hub critics. Al Shaw formerly with the Red Sox adds experience. Chick Autrey, loaned to Lynn, will play. Stem Siner and Tuckey shift to Boston. Hamilton may have Jim Ball from Nationals.
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Harvard Football Prep Candidates Invited to Irvington
Captain Fish of the Harvard team will invite several promising Crimson players to his Irvington on Hudson home for a few weeks of preliminary practice before joining others at Soldiers Field. Reported bans on McKay the tackle and Minot for poor academic standing worry those devoted to Cambridge football.
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Burns Knocks Out Hommer In 10 Round Jersey Bout
Frankie Burns of New Jersey knocked out Packey Hommer, a newcomer, in the final seconds of the last round at Brown's gym. Burns pressed early and had Hommer in trouble several times as the decisive punch ended the 10 round bout.
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Hommer
Southern League results with several decisive wins
Mobile defeated Memphis 4 to 1 while Montgomery beat Nashville 5 to 3 in the first game and 9 to 0 in the second. Atlanta topped Birmingham 6 to 2 and Little Rock won against New Orleans 5 to 2.
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Montgomery
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Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
American Association Scores and Results
Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 2 to 0, Columbus beat Milwaukee 4 to 0, St Paul won 5 to 1 against Louisville, and Toledo triumphed over Kansas City 8 to 5.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
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Kansas City
Connecticut League Games Postponed by Rain
All Connecticut league games yesterday were postponed due to rain.
Red Sox Optimistic Ahead of Double Header
The Red Sox, upbeat after rain kept them from a game, devastated Philadelphia and Detroit to edge closer to top spot. A possible second place by tomorrow night sets up a heated double header with the Highlanders.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia
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Highlanders
Red Sox Seek Double Headers as Rain Delays West Tour
Weather unsettled the day as Boston aims for two games on Wednesday. Manager Lake and Harry Lord expect the series to be completed in Boston if needed, with Krause viewed as beatable and a pitching rotation of Wood Cicotte Arellanes Hall and Karger to face New York and the Browns.
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