Pirates Bring Westward Invasion to Local Grounds
Fred Clarke and the Pittsburg Pirates arrive to face the Braves this today tomorrow and Wednesday. The article notes the East-West NL rivalry, hopes for the Braves against a tough Pirates squad, and the Reds tense chase as Giants loom homeward. The Red Sox visit Thursday with Carrigan leading a resilient, improved team amid lingering doubt.
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Fred Clarke
Pittsburg Pirates
Pirates
Braves
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Tinker
Reds
Giants
Cincinnati
Alhough
Stallings
Crew
Dickson
Pittsburg
Tyler
Jess
White Sox Balk at Colored Pitcher in 5-0 Win
The Chicago National League team defeated Rutland 5 to 0 in Schenectady. Rutland refused to face Wickware the Mohawk Giants star. Chicago backed by Stark Moore Bresnahan Sherman and Atkins. Umpires Glenn and Meacham.
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N. Y
Rutland Club
Rutland
Wickware
Mohawk Giants
Chicago
Sanna
Stark
Moore
Bresnahan
Sherman
Atkins
Glenn and Meacham
Printers to Play Ball at Fenway Park
Boston Union Printers, league champions, meet the East Boston team tomorrow afternoon at Fenway Park grounds of the Red Sox in a key league clash.
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Boston Union Printers
Boston
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Baseball schedules across leagues from Boston to Worcester
National League games pair Pittsburg with Boston, Chicago visiting Brooklyn, Cincinnati facing New York, and St. Louis at Philadelphia. American matchups include Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Chicago. New England towns schedule Fall River at Lowell, New Bedford at Lawrence, Portland at Lynn, and Worcester at Brockton.
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Langford boxing schedule shifts toward training and title talks
Sam Langford prepares for a New York September 9 bout with John Lester Johnson and a possible Vernon California October 7 matchup with Joe Jeanette. Promoter McCarey and manager Joe Woodman clash with Dan McKerrick over bout terms as talk of Paris world title looms.
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Sam Langford
Old Howard
John Lester Johnson
New York
John Lester
Langford
Vernon
Cal
Joe
Smith
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Gotham
Joe Jeanette
Joe Woodman
Dan McKerrick
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Pirates Bat Gervais And Win With Ease
Pittsburg, a National League team, defeated Bridgeport of the Eastern Association 7 to 4 in an exhibition game in Bridgeport. Gervais allowed four runs in the first inning and Cooper was hit hard in the third before Dominguez retired the rest. Cooper and Kelly, Gervais and Monahan handled the mounds. umpires Lanigan and McPartlin officiated.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Gervais
Cooper
R.H.E. Pittsburg
Kelly
Monahan
Lanigan and McPartlin
Ty Cobb Tops Major League Batting Race Again
Ty Cobb of Detroit has seized the major league batting lead from Jackson of Cleveland and nears a .400 mark. Daubert tops the National League in batting while Carey and Myers lead runs and steals. Collins reaches the century mark in runs as Braves outfielders impress in week of games.
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Detroit
Jackson
Cleveland
Collins
Red Sox
New York
Daubert
Brooklyn
Carey
Pittsburg
Myers
Boston
Athletics
Braves
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Carrigan
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Giants
Braves Run Rough Berkeley In Intercity League Victory
Boston Braves 8 Berkeley 3 before 3000 at Providence. James allowed none and struck out 11 while Wood issued eight walks. Key scoring included Connelly and Sweeney drives, Maranville scoring on a misplay, and Smith's RBI single in the sixth. Berkeley added three in a seventh frame as Carroll, Lemieux, and Babbington produced the late offense.
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Smith
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