Boston Defeats Chicago 8 to 1 in Baseball Showdown
Gibson dominated for Boston at Huntington Avenue as Boston beats Chicago 8 to 1. Lachance Ferris and Parent shone in fielding and offense with several key plays and timely hits. Chicago showed weakness in hitting Gibson and base running, while Boston strengthened its hold with strong pitching and defense.
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New York Americans Win In Eleven, 3-2 Over St Louis
In a tense eleven inning American League encounter, New York Americans defeat St. Louis 3 to 2. Ganzel delivers a long homer and Conroy adds timely hits while errors by Hynes OConnor and Kletnow aid both teams. Clarkson started strong but weakened in the ninth, Chesbro finishing.
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Outfielder Stone Joins Boston Americans for 1905
Owner John I Taylor confirms he will build a strong 1905 Boston Americans roster by purchasing outfielder George Stone from Milwaukee. Stone, noted as the heaviest hitter in the American association, hit above .400 for much of this season. Taylor plans four outfielders with an open fight for three regular spots and will not release current fielders without need.
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Cleveland Edges Washington In Extra Innings 1 to 0
In Washington on August 26 Cleveland won a tight 12 inning game 1 to 0. Washington produced only four scattered hits off pitcher toss and Patten kept runners from scoring until the final frame when two singles and a double produced the run. Carr had five hits in five at bats, the standout at the plate.
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Steamer New Brunswick Hosts Busy Saturday Schedule
This afternoon the steamer New Brunswick makes its regular Saturday trip and at 8 pm a moonlight sail. Special guests include Roxbury Manner chor D O H, Harmonia Singing Society, and Boston Schwaben Verein under director Mr Ritschel. Public admitted for fine singing.
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