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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1918

Page

5

Curfew Delays Baseball Title Decision at World Meet

A doubleheader set for Sunday at Braves Field features Boston Section vs Little Building and Radio School vs Hingham Training Station. First game begins 1:30 PM with free admission and Radio School Band music. American league games listed include St. Louis at Boston and Detroit at New York.

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Davenport Defeats Boston Sox 1 0 Behind Fifth Inning Rally

Davenport scored in the fifth on two doubles and a single to edge the Boston Red Sox 1 to 0 at Fenway Park. Bush pitched well for the Sox, but costly base running and missed scoring chances, plus sharp defense from Davenport and Sisler, doomed Boston. Ruth bunted for a hit but was held at third on Scott’s single. McInnis was cut down at third on Sisler’s relay.

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Philadelphia edges Chicago as Adams held to win

Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 2 in a game where Adams pitched well until a wild eighth inning throw by Dugan filled the bases. Gandil drove in two runs with a single for the Athletics and Kopp scored twice on speedy dashes after Leibold sac flies.

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Washington Triumphs Over Cleveland Behind Fast First Inning

Washington defeats Cleveland 7 to 1 as seven first inning runs pave the way. Foster collects a double and three singles in four at bats, Shaw allows only one run, and notable hits include Judge's three-base shot and Milan's two-base hit.

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Pirates Defeat Braves 3-0 in Pittsburg Ballgame

In Pittsburg, the Pirates beat the Boston Braves 3 to 0. Rudolph issued a walk and wild pitch to start the second, Carey drove in a run, and two more scores came in the eighth on Sanders three-base hit and Carey single. Leach and Sanders added the later runs for Pittsburgh while Rudolph and Meadors handled the pitching duties.

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McCarty Delivers Late Double as Giants Upset Cubs

In Chicago Aug 22 New York defeats Chicago 4 to 2 after a double by pinch hitter McCarty breaks an extra inning stalemate Toney starts late rally with a single Burns and another hit set up McCarty two-base blow Totals show McCarty and Toney key players for the Giants with Burns and Fletcher contributing runs.

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Yankees Rally To Beat Detroit 5 3 In New York

New York defeats Detroit 5 to 3 as three runs in the sixth inning prove decisive. Love earns the win with nine strikeouts, while Cunningham suffers the loss. The game, originally set for tomorrow, is rescheduled to Aug 24 with a doubleheader at the home park.

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Golf match raises 7000 for YMCA war work

Several hundred people watched Bob Jones Jr and Perry Adair of Atlanta face Chick Evans and Kenneth Edwards of Chicago at White Sulphur Springs. The Atlanta team defeated the Western players one up on the twentieth hole under the Western Golf Association, with $7000 raised for YMCA war work.

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Cincinnati Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Loose 9-6 Win

Cincinnati used long hits to topple Philadelphia 9 to 6. Roush drove in runs with a home run and extra-base hits while Williams Stock Mensell and Cravath were among the top performers for the scoring spree in a game that featured several extra-base shots from both sides.

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World Series to be Played Despite Work or Fight Decree

Secretary Baker indicated the world series would be played with only two teams, despite the work or fight order, and soldiers in France showed keen interest. President Ban Johnson said the National Commission sought Baker's approval and awaited a formal ruling. Possible donations of receipts to war charities were discussed, along with overseas news dispatches to forces.

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Duffey Reports on Racing and Gunning News

Arthur Duffey notes Roamer’s mile record at Saratoga is owned by Andrew Miller of Newcastle stable and links Miller to Rockingham Park plans. He also discusses Britt Brock protector damage, Boston gunners licensing counts, Babe Ruth at Rover track watching bike racing, and Ruth’s limited ball impact with runners on base paths.

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