Answers to Queries by Arthur Duffey
The column discusses baseball positions and expectations for the Red Sox and mentions changes in personnel. It notes a Boston reader asserting victory if the Red Sox lead, a Boston writer reporting Spencer quitting the Red Sox and Thoney in hospital, and lists Boston team members and connections to other clubs.
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Arthur Duffey
West Lynn
Red Sox
N. C
Boston
Spencer
Thoney
Nene
Cleveland
Menno
Minneapolis
Dineen
St. Louis
Winter
Gibson
Criger
Farrell
Highlanders
Jake Stahl
la Chance
Ferris
Collins
Parent
Chicago
Dougherty
Wild Bill Donovan Shuts Out White Sox in Detroit Return
Detroit 1 to 0 win as Wild Bill Donovan finishes a home game strong. Smith used a spitball but control faltered, while Cobb Crawford and Altizer string together defensive plays. Jones reaches base on a walk and Jones scores the decisive run in the third.
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Detroit
Tigers
Wild Bill Donovan
Bill
White Sox
Wild Bill
Tiger Bats
Donovan
Washington
Smith
Jones
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
Delehanty
Altizer
Flying Jones
Isbell
Moriarty
Chicago
Atz
Jakey
Sullivan
E. Ceeds
Cobh
Settee
Dougherty
Vapeee Hahn
Tannehill
Seeleeees Atz
Cobb Schmidt
Crawford Delehanty
Rossman
Mortality
Wild
Donoven
Chicago Baseball Notes and Reader Opinions
A collection of brief annotations from readers referencing the American League schedule ending, Cubs Giants tie game, pitches and bids. Mentions include Freeman, J T E M, Benton, McC, Lawrence B, Fall River, Chelsea, J H S, L L, Hardwick VI, J F S, Lowell, and shoe advice. Endorses pace for mile attempt and cautions against overexertion.
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Chicago
Chick Stahl
Freeman
Benton
Cubs
Giants
Ob. McC
Lawrence
Fall River
Chelsea
L. L
Hardwick
Lowell
H. M
Somerville
Poor Baseball and Hard Luck Hit Speed Boys Hard in Doubleheader
The Boston Red Sox dropped an opener due to poor pitching and baserunning errors, then lost the second game after a 10 inning grind. An accident may cost Jake Stahl his place when the team needs him most.
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Speed Boys
Red Sox
Boston
Jake Stahl
Rostow
Highlanders
Arellanes
Senor
Doc Gessler
Ambie McConnell
Ed Karger
Red Sox Fall to Highlanders Amid Errant Throws and Blown Leads
In a tense game, the Highlanders clinched a costly win as a wild throw in the 10th from Charlie Hall and a late boneheaded baserun by Harry Hooper sealed Boston’s fate. Arellanes started for Boston. Cicotte came in late as New York piled on in the seventh and final frames.
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Highlanders
Charlie Hall
Brockett
Sweeney
Demmitt
Hall
Stahl
Red Sox
New York
Arellanes
Boston
Warhop
Keeler
Engle
Elberfeld
McConnell
Ite
Demmitt Keeler
Hearne Ene Laporte
Knight
Austin
C Warhop
Boston AB
Carrigan
Walter
Karger
Cieatte
Avionses
Cicotte
Reese
Ston
Laker
Gessler
Lord
Stahl Lett
McConnelll
Wagner
Wata Pe
Cleotte
Niles
Warbop
Athletics edge Naps in 9 with clutch runs and stellar defense
In Philadelphia, the Athletics beat the Naps 3 to 2 after a tight duel. Davis tripled for a key three-base hit, Oldring scored on a controversial play, and Birmingham, Collins, and Davis turned a pivotal double play to preserve the lead. Rhoades fanned late as Morgan kept Cleveland in check. Time 1h 31m. Umpires Evans and Egan.
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Rhoades
Cy Morgan
Collins
Barry
Bradley
Lord
Stovall
Davis
Lae Joie
The
Athletics
Oldring
Liveingston
Easterly
Evans
Naps
Lajoie
Hartsel
Hinchman
Baker
Birmingham
Ball
Livingston
Philadelphia
AB. R. BH
PO. A. B
L. J
Cccessneess
Murphy
R. F
PA Baker
al SE Ae
A Davis
Birry
Rob Oldring
C. F
Corso
Cleveland
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. Thea Books
Cosco
Bhoaggs
Bobs
Morgan
Lord and Bradley
Lajoiases
Balla
Evans and
Egan
New York
E. Pootsien
Keeler, R. F
Engle
Sesstes Fiberfeld, &S
Laporte
Knight
Austin
Sweeney, c
Boston
Niles
Wee Speaker
Gossler
F Wagner
Stahl
McConnell
Cay
Carrigan
Hall
Sevs Eer
Local Clubs Seek Away Game After Saturday Cancellations
St Pauls manager Sid Murphy of 23 Magee Street Cambridge and Miller Reds manager AFE Ward of 153 Walden Street North Cambridge both seek an away game after cancellations leave no matchups for Saturday.
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St. Pauls
Sid Murphy
Magee Street
Cambridge
Miller Reds
A.fe
Ward
Walden Street
North
Misplay Halts Naps and Athletics Exhibition in Cleveland
A costly misplay by Easterly marred the final fielding exhibition of Connie Mack's pennant contenders in Cleveland. In the sixth, Rhoades hit a three bagger and was sent home on a wild throw from Murphy past Baker, but Livingst on made a quick tag and the scoring chance vanished.
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Cleveland
Easterly
Naps
Athletics
Connie Mack
Rhoades
Murphy
Baker
Livingston
Byrne Traded for Barbeau and Storke in Pirates Move
Barbeau a Pirates third baseman and Storke utility infielder were traded to St Louis for Byrne, third baseman of the other team. Manager Clarke of the locals pressed to complete the deal for eight months. Byrne will play third for Pittsburgh at Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Barbeau
Pirates
Storke
St. Louis
Byrne
Clarke
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
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