Donahue Delivers Tie With White Sox In Rain Hail
In Chicago Pat Donahue delivered a ninth inning pinch hit to tie Boston 4 4 with the White Sox as Scott dominated until the eighth. With darkness and rain threatening the game was called at four runs apiece, promising a doubleheader tomorrow.
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Doves Edge Cardinals in Last-Gasp Boston Comeback
Boston edged St Louis 9 to 8 at the South End grounds after a wild afternoon. Jack Coffey delivered the decisive boom in the ninth, driving Autrey home for the winning run as Boston rallied from an early 5 run deficit and the Doves staged a late surge led by Coffey and Delehanty.
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Tigers Triumph in Ninth Inning Rally Over Athletics
Detroit defeats Philadelphia again in a weathered nine inning clash to seize the league lead. Stanage and Moriarty drive key hits while Plank battles Donovan in a tense, rain-threatened finish.
Red Sox notes on starting pitchers and series plans
Cicotte will start the first game with Collins possible in the second if conditions allow. Arellanes and Wood are slated for Cleveland, Hall to open the series there. Donahue’s tying run spurred Chicago fans, and Ban Johnson watched as an interested spectator at the games.
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Red Sox to Add Seats at Huntington Avenue Park
President Taylor adds seating for about 4100 spectators as extensive renovations give the park a new look. A new centre field bleacher behind the flag pole replaces the old sun roost and new boxes near the grandstand will host future box parties.
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Browns Score In Tenth To Beat Giants 1 0
St Louis shut out New York 1 to 0 in ten innings as Williams doubled and Powell sacrificed home the winning run. St Louis had four hits while New York left 11 men on base in the American League contest played in St. Louis on Aug 25.
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Cleveland Lose to Senators in Ten Inning Duel
Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 5 in ten innings at Cleveland. Ring’s muff of Goode’s throw proved decisive. Unglaub and Schaefer were ejected for protesting to umpire Evans, delaying the game until a forfeit was threatened. Joss pitched the 10th for Washington after winning players.
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Eastern League Results Include Mixed Rochester Newark Wins
Rochester defeats Newark 5 2, Baltimore tops Buffalo 8 4, Toronto rolls Jersey City 10 0 in game one and 7 1 in game two. Montreal edges Providence 3 2 in game one while Providence wins 32 3 against Montreal in game two.
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Connecticut League Results Summary
Holyoke defeated New Haven 7 to 6 while Hartford beat Bridgeport 8 to 1. Waterbury won 4 to 1 over Springfield in the first game and 4 to 0 in the second. New Britain topped Northampton in the listed results.
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Lyman School Games Shine in East Boston Yard
Pupils at Lyman Vacation School East Boston held outdoor contests yesterday morning to a large crowd. Standout performers included Peter Hickey and Edmund Kerr among the boys and Irene Scannell and Mildred McDonnell among the girls.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail AMERICAN
The card lists yesterday's results for multiple leagues including American and National games with matchups Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit New York at St Louis Washington at Cleveland St Louis at Boston Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn and regional New England games New Bedford at Lawrence Lowell at Brockton Haverhill at Lynn Fall River at Worcester Toledo vs Indianapolis and Milwaukee at Minneapolis plus St Paul Kansas City Columbus Louisville scores 7 4 2 5 4 2 1 2 1. A legend explains baseball scoring symbols and positions.
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