Red Sox Obliged 10 Loaf
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
10
Unclear Sports Schedule Fragment in OCR
Fragment lists multiple 2 game series across cities including St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland New York Chicago Washington Detroit with partial pairings and unclear dates or teams.
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Weather Forcing Postponement Shifts Sox Game to Doubleheader
In St Louis on August 24, rain and heat forced an afternoon postponement for the Red Sox game. Manager Donovan faces a double-header with the Browns scheduled for tomorrow to complete the series.
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Donovan
Red Sox
Browns
Sox plan changes for double header with Browns
Donovan reshuffles the Boston pitching staff as two of three games near the Browns require different starters. Wood likely handles one game while Collins and Nagle or Killilay cover the others. Yerkes is healthy, Green eases runs. Joe Lake opens for Cleveland with Petty Powell and possibly Moser as other starters.
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Browns
Wood
Boston
Joe
Brown
Collins
Nagle
Killilay
Sox
Yerkes
Charlie Green
Joe Lake
Petty
Powell
Walter Moser
Red Sox
Baseball doubleheader results for AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
In a doubleheader, Golumbus beat Kansas City 8 to 2. Minneapolis defeated Louisville 11 to 3 in game one and 3 to 1 in game two.
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Golumbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Heps Rally To Edge Cardinals 8 7 In Ten Innings
In a tense South End grounds game yesterday Barry Hicks and Bill Sweeney propelled the Heps to an 8 to 7 victory over the Cardinals in ten innings. The crowd of 2653 fans and baseball writers watched as the players fought through psychological moments to clinch the win.
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Bill Sweeney
South End Grounds
Cardinals
Beavers
Heps Rally Behind Jackson for Lengthy Victory
Jackson drives in the lead and winning runs with power as he and Sweeney pace the Heps. Hauser hits a three bagger and Bliss a homer while Mowrey and Sweeney contribute key hits in a tight, extra inning intercity contest.
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Schedule of Major League Baseball Games
St. Louis faces Boston in a key matchup while Pittsburgh travels to New York. Cincinnati visits Philadelphia and Chicago plays Brooklyn, outlining four cross city battles for the week.
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Hits and Errors Edge Yankees to Win Opener
Chicago defeated the Yankees 5 to 3 as Chicago took advantage of Quinn's shaky pitching and a string of visitor errors in the opening game of the series played in Chicago.
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Quinn
Newton Police Lose In Tight Park Game At Cabot Park
The Newton business men beat the Newton police 16 to 13 yesterday afternoon at Cabot Park. R.F.E. Business M. outscored the Police with key plays from Hylands McPherson Forristal Hannon Sartwell and umpire Brooke.
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Brooke
Giants and Cubs Tie for the Lead
Giants and Pirates split a double header in New York and Brooklyn with strong pitching. Marquard held Pittsburg to two hits in the nightcap while Erwin drove in the decisive run for Brooklyn in the 10th against Chicago. Carey starred in the field, making key catches.
Fogel protests after disputed call in Phillies-Cincinnati game
Philadelphia president Horace Fogel filed a protest with the league president over a late inning ruling in a Phillies vs. Cincinnati game. Umpire Fason initially ruled batter out after a grounder, then Umpire Johnstone overruled the play following Cincinnati manager Griffiths protest, triggering a lengthy dispute and ejection of Captain Doolan.
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Philadelphia
Horace §. Fogel
National League Baseball Club
Lynch
Cincinnati
Downey
Paskett
Fason
Griffith
Johnstone
Eason
Doolan
Double Header With Old Cy Young On Tap For Cardinals
The Cardinals will play two games this afternoon with Old Cy Young and Buster Brown on the mound. Harmon and Golden will pitch for St. Louis. The opener is slated for 1 30 p m.
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Cardinals
Buster Brown
Harmon
Golden
St. Louis
Reds Beat Phillies in Fourteen Innings
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a 14 inning contest led by strong fielding. Suggs held the Phillies to one hit through 10 innings before late drama in the 14th inning. Hoblitzel and Bescher contributed key hits with a decisive triple by Hoblitzel as Cincinnati capitalized on errors and a double steal to clinch the victory.
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Montreal Beats Baltimore In Close Eastern League Affair
Montreal edges Baltimore 6 to 5 in an Eastern League game while Jersey slips past Toronto 4 to 2 in a tie game. Rochester dominates Providence 9 to 0 in another matchup. Specifics on venues and dates not provided.
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Connecticut League Scores Highlight Close Games
New Britain beat Waterbury 2 to 1 while New Haven defeated Bridgeport 6 to 1 in a set of league results. Springfield led Ha with a 5 goal margin in another contest.
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Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
Springfield
Lowell and Lynn Split Opening Twin Bill
In Lynn on August 24 Lowell beat Lynn 6 4 in the first game as Wolfgang pitched and fielding backed him up. Lynn won the nightcap 3 to 2 after seven innings by agreement as Hines pitched his first New England league game for Beverly.
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Fall River Ties Worcester in Doubleheader Shutout Losses
Fall River and Worcester split a twin bill in Fall River. Worcester won 2 0 in the second game as Van Dyke blanked Fall River on one hit while Blum allowed two hits. The first game saw Fall River win 8 0 with 17 hits off Hale. The final game ended early by agreement in the seventh.
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Worcester at New Bedford Dashes in Strong Rivalry
New England notes show Worcester clashing with New Bedford in a listed slate of city games. The fragment mentions Wall River Qnat Haverhill and Brockton, indicating a regional schedule with multiple towns and teams in play.
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Lawrence shuts out New Bedford in opener of doubleheader
Lawrence defeated New Bedford 8 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader on Aug. 24. The second game was tied 2 to 2 when it was called after seven innings. Garlstrom starred in the field. Kelseth pitched both games for Lawrence.
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Atlanta Triumphs in Doubleheader Finals
In a paired series, Atlanta beats Birmingham 2, then Birmingham 1, with New Orleans 4 and Memphis 1, Montgomery 8 and Chattanooga 1, Nashville 4, Mobile 3 shaping the regional baseball standings.
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Birmingham
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Montgomery
Chattanooga
Nashville
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