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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1909

Page

8

Red Sox Stay Hot as Browns Fall in St Louis

Boston cap off three straight with a 3 2 victory over St Louis. Boston hitters spark seventh inning rally as Cicotte and Donahue falter. Williams leads Browns with two three baggers. Speaker, Gessler contribute timely hits.

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Red Sox Notes Ahead of Chicago Series

Larry Pape has been ill for two days and ate again this morning. Claude Rossman’s absence drew a chorus of boos from St. Louis fans, but the Red Sox are content as Rossman is a dangerous hitter. Boston expects Chicago to be the hardest series of the trip with a strong White Sox rotation. Still Lake’s team figures to win an odd game despite heavy hitting. Arellanes Wood and Cicotte likely to face Detroit, with lefties perhaps used. The Red Sox depart for Chicago on the 9 o'clock train.

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Highlanders Fall to White Sox 5 1 in Quiet Game

Chicago defeated New York 5 to 1 in a monotonous American League clash. The box score reads a lopsided pitching duel with the White Sox taking early control and the Highlanders offering little resistance.

Chicago New York

Famous Rockets to Play Again in Haverhill Reunion

The Rockets, an old time West Newbury team and seven year State champions, will hold a reunion in Haverhill on Saturday and play the town’s present day team. The veterans, who once played without gloves, will likely use bare hands again.

Haverhill Rockets West Newbury

Weather and scores affect Southern league game slate

Little Rock and Nashville recorded five and five wins respectively while Memphis had one. Atlanta New Orleans and Mobile Birmingham games were postponed due to rain.

Little Rock Nashville Memphis Mobile-Birmingham

Eastern League results feature varied scores in doubleheader

Jersey City beat Toronto 5 2 in game one and Toronto won 6 4 in game two. Buffalo defeated Baltimore 4 1 while Newark triumphed 3 0 over Rochester. Providence 3 and Montreal led with mixed results as the record continued.

Jersey City Toronto Buffalo Baltimore Newark Rochester Providence Montreal

Dodgers Divide With Cardinals in Hub Exhibition

Brooklyn and St Louis split a doubleheader with two one sided games. Bell pitched a shutout in the first as Brooklyn bats clicked, while Raleigh and Melter struggled for the Cardinals. Beebe and Bergen starred in defense as Beebe worked seven runners out on steals.

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Beck Sidelined by Shoulder Injury for Soap Time

Fred Beck, Boston National utility man, severely injured his shoulder yesterday and will undergo an X ray operation. He will be out of the game for soap time, per the club physician.

Fred Beck Boston National

Quakers Defeated by Pirates in Pitchers Duel

In Philadelphia a pitchers duel ended as Pittsburg topped Philadelphia 2 to 0. Wagner drew a walk and stole second before Wilson's single for the first run, while Leach scored the second, with Moore pitching for Philadelphia and Selfield on the mound for Pittsburg.

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Giants Trim Reds In A Slugging Bee

Cincinnati, playing its last game here this season, was beaten 12 to 9 by New York today after a seven run fourth inning. Seymour McCormick and O’Hara each had two hits in the key inning as three New York pitchers worked.

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McGuires Cleveland Debut Falters in 12–6 Setback

Deacon Jim McGuire took charge as Cleveland lost to Philadelphia 12 to 6. Errors by Cleveland in early innings helped the A’s build a lead while Cy Morgan and teammates struggled, with Dusty Rhoades, Addie Joss ill, and Litton, Berger mixing in for Cleveland as Stovall, Clarke, and Collins starred for Philadelphia.

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Tigers Rally Past Senators In Slugfest 11-6

Detroit defeats Washington 11 to 6 in a game marked by heavy hitting and fielding miscues. Sam Crawford drove in two on-base hits while Willett withstood Washington’s early threats as Cantillon’s Castillionites fought back to two runs in the eighth before Detroit pulled away late.

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AMERICAN ASSN. RESULTS SCOREBOARD FOR TENSE GAMES

In an 10 inning set of results the St. Paul team defeated Minneapolis 1 to 0 while Milwaukee slipped past Kansas City 7 to 38 in a dramatic clash. Indianapolis beat Louisville 9 to 2 and Toledo edged Columbus 6 to 5 in extra innings.

St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis Louisville Toledo Columbus

Pearson triumphs in Maine tennis final over Biddle

In Bar Harbor on August 23 E O Pearson defeated Craig Biddle in the Maine State Tennis Association championship men’s singles final. Final scores were 2 6, 2 6, 6 3, 6 4, 1.

Bar Harbor Pearson Craig Biddle Maine State Tennis Association

Local baseball scores from regional matches

Bridgeport defeated New Haven 8 to 4 while Hartford beat Northampton 8 to 5. Springfield won 6 to 8 in a first game against Holyoke and then Springfield 4 Holyoke 3 in the second game.

Bridgeport New Haven Hartford Northampton Springfield Holyoke

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