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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1908

Page

3

Cobb and Wagner Duel for Batting Title Amid League Leaders

The season's batting averages place Ty Cobb of Detroit atop the American League with .350, while Hugh Wagner of Pittsburgh leads the National League at .331. Strong showings come from Boston players Gessler Cravath and McConnell, with Bridwell of the Giants emerging as a surprise power. Webb, Crawford, and Tenney also figure among top run producers and hitters across both leagues.

Blue St. Louis Browns Cobb Tigers Wagner Pittsburgs Red Sox Gessler Cravath McConnell Boston Ritchey Bates Bridwell Giants Donlin Crawford Detroit Hinchman Cleveland Jordan Brooklyn Lobert Rossman Nationals Schaefer Honus Tenney New York Carrigan Sullivan Thoney Donahue

Red Sox Face White Sox in Crucial Western Series with St. Louis Clash Ahead

The Red Sox battle the White Sox as Walsh looms strong for Chicago and Morgan and Wood oppose Boston. Deacon McGuire hopes for two wins to salvage the series while St. Louis looms Wednesday and Saturday for a pivotal pennant chase.

McCloskey Cardinals Red Sox White Sox Deacon McGuire Westerners Walsh Boston Jones Nick Altrock Burchell Steele Young Morgan Wood Kansas City St. Louis Browns

Bits of Baseball The White Sox and Pirates

White Sox likely use Owens or White on the mound with Fielder Jones guiding. Morgan set to pitch for Boston, Tuckey stands out for Dove. Young aids the Pirates while Cobb sees a batting dip. pitchers struggle against rising hitters as the road trip continues.

White Sox White Owens Fielder Jones Morgan Boston

Alplementon Gala Day Planned for September 5

Alperton to stage a gala day on September 5 replacing Old Home week. The event is set for the first Saturday before Labor Day with elaborate plans by a committee led by W T A Fitzgerald.

Alpperton Hull Allerton W. T. A. Fitzgerald

Lemon Bill Squeezed Again in Sydney Bout

Tommy Burns defeated Bill Squires in 18 rounds on Australian soil to reclaim the title fight glory. Burns earned about 10 000 dollars while Squires received 4 250 dollars as part of the purse. The crowd saw Burns employ a cool crafty strategy while exploiting his power advantage.

Sydney S. W Tommy Burns Bill Squires Australia Squires Burns

American naval boxer stops Sydney lightweight in fifth round

Prendergast, the lightweight champion of the American fleet, defeated Paff of Sydney in the fifth round of a fight slated for ten. The bout took place in Sydney as part of naval boxing events with Prendergast securing a decisive victory.

Sydney

Boxing Gossip Bouts This Week Across Cities

Boxing bouts headline a week of action from Sydney to Gloucester to Philadelphia. Notable matches include Lynch versus Rawson in Gloucester and Glover against Locke in Lymansville. Other highlights feature Young Donahue versus Jim Bonner in Roxbury and Rolfe’s pro debut against Killeen in amateur limits.

Tommy Burns Bill Cged Sens Sydney Australia Billy Rhodes Vernon Austin Port Arthur Ont Johnny Lynch Tommy Rawson Gloucester Billy Glover Kid Locke Lymansville Young Donahue Jim Bonner Jack Killeen Billy Rolfe Young Gibbs Kid Russell Armory A. A Jim Flynn al Kaufman Los Angeles Cal Terry Martin Frank Kraus Patsy Kline Mike Tuths New York Id Wolgast Danny Goodman Johnny Wien Walter Parker Hadnesis Broadway Philadelphia Jack Dorman Young Loughrey Mass Cape Ann A Lynch Standard A.C R. I Roxbury

Gessler Leads Red Sox Batting After Hot Streak

Doc Gessler tops the Red Sox batting order with an average around .300, surpassing Ctus Cravath. His recent torrid stretch pushes his season mark, and fans expect no Sox teammate to overtake him for the year.

Gessler M. D Red Sox Cravath Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Boston

Kramer Scraps World Record At Newark Track

Frank Kramer shaved time in the final heat of the Repechage half mile at the Newark Velodrome but was disqualified for riding inside the pole. His time was 54 1 5 seconds. Bardgett won the top prize with a 15 yard handicap.

Newark N. J Frank Kramer Joe Fogler Bardgett Kramer Fogler John Bedell Eddie Rupprecht

Cubs Blank Dodgers Twice in Twin Bill

Chicago blanked Brooklyn in both games as strong pitching and steady defense kept the visitors powerless. Reulbach struggled with control but escaped danger in key moments and contributed to the double defeat. Score:

Chicago Brooklyn Reulbach

Worcester Defeats New Bedford 9 to 4 in New England League

Worcester beat New Bedford 9 to 4 at Rocky Point grounds in a New England league game transferred to Providence Rhode Island on August 28. The article notes the final score and location of the matchup.

Providence R. I Worcester New Bedford New England Rocky Point Grounds England Lawrence Fall River Haverhill Lowell Brockton

Boston and Cardinals Split Twin Bill in St Louis

In St Louis Aug 23 Boston beat the Cardinals 10 to 0 in the opener then lost 5 to 3 in the nightcap. Karger allowed a string of hits while Dorner and teammates excelled in the late innings. Koney doubled for the Cardinals and Smith made a key defensive play to prevent a score.

ST. Louis Boston Cardinals Harry Pulliam George Dovey Eddie Karger Karger Dorner Koney Smith Byrne

Ritchey Ends Fights as Horton, Shaw Hit Homers

Kelley ends the fusillade with a high boost while Ritchey finishes matters with a grounder. Kenetchy and Shaw homer for the team, and Lindaman allows 6 hits in 4 1 2 innings while Flaherty surrenders 3. Dahlen and Bates shine on defense with double plays.

Lindaman Horton Charles Beaumont Kenetchy Shaw Flaherty Higginbotham Bates Konetchy Ouble Dahlen Ritchey St. Louis Boston

Doves Rally Off Flaherty In High Scoring Tilt

Beantown Doves and Cardinals clash in a back and forth game. Key hits by Koney Higginbotham Shaw and Charles spark a late Boston surge while Lindaman closes the mound drama. Beating heart of the tale is a fifth inning burst that fuels the Doves and threatens a blowout.

Flaherty Lindaman Koney Ludwig Higginbotham Shaw Charles Murray

Philadelphia Closes In As They Edge Cincinnati

Philadelphia won 6 to 2 at Cincinnati with limited baserunners. Spade held Cincinnati to one third base visit, errors and a passed ball aided Philadelphia's two early runs. Managers Murray and Gleason were removed for disputing calls. Foxen pitched 7 innings for Philadelphia allowing five hits.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Spade Murray Gleason Foxen Kane Bransfield Huggins Hulswitt Magee Dooin Doolin Sade Eee O Foxen Moren Maine Johnstone

Chicago at Boston and other NBA matchups listed

Chicago plays Boston while Detroit visits Washington and Cleveland teams meet Philadelphia St. Louis faces New York in a late season basketball slate highlighting rivalries and travel across venues.

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