Herzog Saves Day for Doves in Close Game
Charley Herzog made a spectacular one hand stop off Kenetchy to save the Doves as Al Mattern lost command in the ninth. The Cardinals led before Herzog halted a rally with bases loaded and two outs, while Konetchy doubled in a run. The Doves pulled ahead 2 0 after the third inning as Daubert and Davidson supplied the offense.
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Charley Herzog
Doves
Kenetchy
al Mattern
Herzog
Konetchy
Doves Hold Off Beaneaters In Windy Extra Effort
Mattern dominates on the mound as the Doves beat the Beaneaters 4 to 3. Mowrey hits a first inning homer into the wind, while Huggins Corridon and Kenetchy pace the Cardinals at the plate. Rariden, Shean, and Beck contribute key hits as Arlington draws first blood in a tense finish.
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Huggins
Vinus
Mattern
Corvidon
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Beck
Arlington
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Koney
Phelps
Collins
Sweeney
Oakes
Miller
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Becke
Totels
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Zacker
Hulswitt
Corridon
Mowrey
Ine
Steleo
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Bares Op Balixe
Br Mattern
Abbaticchio
Sweeney Shean
Klem
Kane
Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Opening Game of Doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 7 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader, with Chicago shut out in the succeeding portion.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Toney
Pirates Even Up With New York in National League Meet
Pittsburg edges New York 2 to 1 to even the series. Wagner’s second inning single sparks Pittsburgh as White exits after nine. Crandall and Drucke split the pitching duties. Devlin and Snodgrass hit two-base hits while Merkle and Gibson contribute sacrifices. Bases on balls run high for both sides as multiple runners stranded.
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White
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Quakers Take Two From Cincinnati
Philadelphia gains fourth place by sweeping Cincinnati 7 to 3 and 4 to 3. Beebe and Benton pitched for Cincinnati. Magee homered for Philadelphia. Stolen bases and errors marked both games as the Quakers outfield and infield sustained strong performances.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Titus
Knabe
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Luderus
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Lobert
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Red Sox Open Series with Tigers in Detroit Tilt
Boston travels toward New York after a grueling western trip and dust filled travel. The team aims to regain form for the Detroit series, a key chase for second place as Larry Gardner recovers from a wounded knee and Clyde Engle takes over at second. Detroit looms as the obstacle to stay within reach, with Man ager Donovan set to face all western clubs before a September swing.
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Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Speed Boys
Donovan
St. Louis Browns
New York
Larry Gardner
Larry
Clyde Engle
Lord
Gardner
Engle
Columbus Defeats Milwaukee 7 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
Columbus pounds Milwaukee 7 to 2 as hitters collect timely runs. Kansas City blanked Indianapolis 5 to 0. Toledo topped St. Paul 5 to 4 and Louisville led Minneapolis by an unknown margin.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolie
Lynn Sweeps Worcester In Doubleheader Defeat
Lynn wins both games of a Worcester doubleheader 1 to 0 and 3 to 2. The second game ends in the seventh inning as Starmstedt dominates Worcester for Lynn. Logan and Wallace deliver key hits, while Swarmstedt fans five and Collamore two as umpires Frans and Connolly preside.
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Worcester
Starmstedt
Logan
Wallace
Russell
Cargo
Metz
Norton
Crum
Burg
Monahan
Collamore
Swarmstedt
Frans and
Connolly
Bud.po
Coulter
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Haas
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Wallace, R
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Meiz
Anthony
Manning
Baseball Rivalries Highlight New England League Matchups
Detroit at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia headline cross city showdowns while St. Louis visits New York and Cleveland plays Washington. In New England League action Worcester hosts Lynn Brockton meets New Bedford Haverhill battles Lowell and Lawrence faces Fall River.
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Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Isi
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New England
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Ernest Lush Declared Free Agent by Baseball Commission
Ernest Lush, formerly with New York, St Louis and Troy in various leagues, was declared a free agent by the National Baseball Commission. The ruling states a minor league club must cover salary if releasing a player without notifying an optioned club, or face release terms. Lush moved among New York, Troy, and St Louis before the decision.
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Cincinnati
Ernest Tush
New York
St. Louis
Troy
National Baseball Commission
Lush
Kaufman and Lang to Meet in Philadelphia Labor Day Bout
Harry Edwards in New York wires that Al Kaufman and Bill Lang are matched for six rounds at the Philadelphia National League grounds on Labor Day September 5. A planned 10 round clash in New York was halted by police.
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Philadelphia
Harry Edwards
New York
al Kaufman
Bill Lang
Kaufman
Lang
Burkett Announces Final Year as Worcester Manager
Jesse Burkett said yesterday this is his last season in charge of Worcester. He plans to manage a major league club or serve as a scout for a major team.
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Jesse Burkett
Worcester
St Paul Buys Baker From Holyoke for $800
St Paul paid Holyoke $800 for Baker, their second baseman. Baker left yesterday to join St Paul in the Western city immediately after arrival.
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St. Paul
Holyoke
Baker
Brockton Beats Fall River In 14 Innings 1–0
Brockton wins 1 to 0 over Fall River after 14 innings. Henriksen hits a pivotal triple and McGovern adds a sacrifice. Wood and Pape strong on the mound with 8 strikeouts each. Weisenstein, McLane and Dulin key in defense.
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Perkins
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Rorty
Haverhill Triumphs Over Lowell 7-0 on Home Run Rally
Haverhill defeated Lowell 7 to 0 as Harrington failed to connect with Hav erhill pitching. Jackley hit a fourth inning grand slam after the bases were loaded, while Haverhill tallied early and held the lead. Parson allowed 12 hits in seven innings with O Brien umpiring.
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Harrington
Jackley
Foulke
Rannon
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Cain
Anderson
Bannon
Moore
Hagan
Ruun
Parson
Sullivan
Cooney
Magee
Oo' Brien
New Bedford Defeats Lawrence 4-0 on Hicks Victory
New Bedford wins 4 to 0 as Hicks holds Lawrence to six hits. Pruitt pitches well for New Bedford allowing three slow balls in six Lawrence hits. Rising McCrone and Walsh lead the offense with key hits, while Carlstrom is hit by a pitch and left on base totals reach seven for the visitors.
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Erwin
Knetzen
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Lord Maylay Reports to White Sox After Trade Debacle
Ex-Boston captain Harry Lord, traded to Chicago for Purtell and Smith, sails to Philadelphia to meet Manager Duffy and resolve terms before joining the White Sox for a three game series with the Athletics. He may quit baseball next season and pursues an Oxford Franklin county eight club league for Dixfield.
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Boston
McConnell
Chicago
Purtell and Smith
Philadelphia
White Sox
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Duffy
South Portland
Comiskey
Portland
Federal Express
Dixfield
Androscoggin
Lewiston
Harry B. Marsh
John Harlow
Thomas P. Holt
Oxford
Franklin
Canton
Red Sox
Lord Bill Carrigan
Martin Weld
Danny Dexter
Harvard
Robinson
Yale
Moore
Tigers Cup From Senators in Thirteenth Inning Rematch
Washington and Detroit played in heavy rain with Detroit winning 4 to 2 in the thirteenth. The game featured bold plays by McPride Cobb and Bush. Cobb spiked Elberfeld in the ninth and Moriarty was ejected for objections to umpire Kerin. The game began early so Detroit could catch a train to Boston, but umpires did not halt play per President Johnson's orders.
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Detroit
McPride
Cobb
Bush
Elberfeld
Moriarty
Kerin
Boston
Johnson
Cleveland Wins Fifth Game Over Philadelphia 5-2
Cleveland captures the final game of the series 5 to 2 as Philadelphia errors and double plays hindered scoring. Harkness relieved Mitchel with bases loaded in the sixth. miscues and timely hitting by Cleveland produced the decisive runs.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Athletics
Harkness
Mitchel
Oldring
Birmingham
Livingston
Hartford Wins Doubleheader Over Springfield
Hartford defeats Springfield 3 to 2 in game one and 5 to 2 in game two. Northampton tops Waterbury 4 to 2 while New Britain beats Bridgeport 1 to 0 and Holyoke edges New Haven 2 to 0.
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Springfield
Northampton
Waterbury
New Britain
Bridgeport
Holyoke
New Haven
Scores from hockey card game standings
Montreal and Jersey City 4, Newark 7. Buffalo 4. Toronto 1. Providence 9, Rochester 4. Baltimore 4.
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Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Baltimore
Revere Cycle Track Saturday Night Features 30 Mile Motor Pace
Special match between Kramer and Moran in a best two of three heats marks the big event at Revere with Collins Willy and Hill racing in the 30 mile motor paced race. 4500 seats priced at 25 cents highlight the evening.
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Collins
Willy
Hill
Kramer
Moranother
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