Red Sox beat White Sox behind Hall in Chicago
Boston wins 5 to 2 as Charley Hall dazzles for six innings before injury ends his day. Wagner and Niles drive in runs while Bill Burns falters for Chicago. Arellanes relieves and keeps Sox lead, with Boston taking the fourth straight win in hot afternoon heat.
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Niles
Lord
Jake Stahl
Tigers
Jake Atz
Altizer
Speaker
Fanning
Cole
Red Sox Notes on Trip Pace and New Arrivals
Boston National League team notes six wins in eight games on the current trip and eye two more to tie the series. The group mentions five or more pitchers faced in four days and reports Hall’s swollen thumb after a hit from Parent.
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Nap
Elston
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Speed Boys
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Naps
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Joss
Berger
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Carrigan
Eastern League Results Roundup
Newark defeated Rochester 7 to 4 while Buffalo edged Baltimore 6 to 5 in the first game. In the second, Buffalo beat Baltimore 8 to 4. Toronto won 3 to 0 against Jersey City in the first game, then routed Jersey City 65 to 3 in the second. Providence and Montreal were tied 3 to 3 when darkness ended play after 13 innings.
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Rochester
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Baltimore
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Providence
Montreal
Connecticut League Scores Highlight Hartford Win
Hartford defeated Bridgeport 8 to 2 and Waterbury won 1 in 10 innings over Holyoke as Northampton beat New Haven 8 to 2 and New Britain edged Springfield 3 to 2.
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Holyoke
Waterbury
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New Britain
Springfield
Bresnahan Slips as Doves Fall to 3 1 Boston 1
St Louis manager Roger Bresnahan doubled as pitcher to face Jack Lush but Boston won 3 to 1. The home club played solid defense behind Brown, held the Doves scoreless eight innings, then Boston rallied in the ninth to break through. Coffey made a standout play in the third when Bresnahan hit a liner that slipped by Sweeney.
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Giant
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Lush
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al Mattern
Lush
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Thomas
Dave Shean
Jack Coffey
Short
Chick Autrey
Coffey
Sweeney
Cardinals Doves Versus Boston In Tight Eight Inning Contest
Boston takes a 2 1 win as Bresnahan, Kenetchy and Storke anchor the infield. Autrey, Barbeau and Storke turn in key plays for St Louis while Bresnahan and Kenetchy spark a pair of early hits. Boston edges ahead with a passed ball and a sacrifice, with late walks loading the bases before Kenetchy ends it on a high foul to Sweeney.
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R. J
Delahanty
Boston Bence Steeee
Autre
Ases
Rigler
Pitchers Featured as Beck Sidelined Ten Days
Fred Beck received an X ray yesterday and will miss about ten days of action. Spectators in the grandstand included President Kuhn of the Nashville Southern league team and President Hanlon of Baltimore. Manager Bresnahan staffs twelve pitchers. Cardinals center fielder Murphy was obtained from Oakland of the California league.
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Historic baseball doubleheader scores across southern cities
Scores from a two game set include Mobile 2 Birmingham 1 and New Orleans 6 Atlanta 2 in the first, Mobile 0 Birmingham 1 in the second, Nashville 3 Memphis 1, Montgomery 8 Little Rock 2 after 11 innings.
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American A N Results and Terse Baseball Scores
Louisville and Indianapolis battled to a 7 to 7 draw when the game was called. Kansas City tied Milwaukee 2 to 2. Toledo defeated Columbus 7 to 3 while Minneapolis led St Paul 3 to 3 in a weather interrupted slate.
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Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 2-0 in Pitchers Duel
Brooklyn out pitched Cincinnati in a brilliant duel as Rucker bested Ewing. The first run scored on a wild pitch and an error by Hogan. Lennox added a second with a walk and a single. Ewing struck out eight.
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Ewing
CincInnati
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Hgan
Lennox
Bureh
Clement
Hunter
Alperman
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McElveen
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Fiscecaveccacs
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Pee Ent Eawee
Hoblitzell
Cccnseeses
Mitchell
Egan
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Charles
Burch
Ases
Ile
Johnstone
Fielder Jones Talks Boston Trade Denial
Portland, Aug 24 Fielder Jones a former Chicago manager said he had secured or would secure a controlling interest in Washington but denied an offer for Boston and said no negotiations were pending for St Louis.
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Wild Bill Delivers Tiger Victory In Slugfest
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a dramatic series opener. Cobb shines with a midgame double and key steals as Hartsel leads the Athletics with four hits, while Summers and Krause duel in a high stakes game watched by nearly 10,000 fans.
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