Red Sox miscue costs game in Chicago tilt collapse
Boston captain Lord and Wagner booted a ninth inning play allowing Pat Dougherty to drive in the winning run as the White Sox rallied. Earlier Boston lost the opener on errors by Lord and Wagner while Ray Collins shined in relief, limiting Chicago to six hits and a shutout in the second game.
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Cole
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Boston Beats Chicago In Exhibition Soaks Sox Victory
Boston opens with Niles on Parent fumble and Speaker two base hits as Gessler, Altizer, and Wagner drive early runs. In a second game Ray Collins allows little and Jake Stahl, Dougherty and Speaker spark a late push for a Red Sox win.
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Lawson Busy President Sends Big Marshfield Fair Exhibit
Marshfield fair opens with 15000 attendees enjoying races livestock and Midway. Thomas W. Lawson president of the Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society is in Boston but sends horses dogs and crops. Taft not attending. Highlights include Gloria top in free for all, Louise D. and Allegro winning trotting classes, suffragists canvassing nearby, and Lawson's pet tents with Dreamwold dogs and Lawson horses.
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Baseball League Matchups Across Regional Rivalries
The schedule lists League races with Boston visiting Cleveland and New York at Detroit while Washington plays Chicago and Philadelphia hosts St. Louis. National and New England pairings include Cincinnati at Boston and Lawrence at Fall River with additional cross league games amid city matchups.
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Washington Team Penalized for Cleveland Controversy
Ban Johnson fined Bob Unglaub 25 dollars and Germany Schaefer 50 dollars and suspended Schaefer indefinitely after Umpire Evans telegraphed the trouble in Wednesday's game against Cleveland. Trainer Eddinger barred from all American League parks. Cantillon accused of encouraging the players and forcing a forfeit by delaying replacements.
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Washington
Chicago White Sox fall to Red Sox in tense pennant race
Chicago loses after wild pitching by Cicotte and Walsh. Dougherty and Parent power the visitors with seven hits in four games. Manager Lake earns praise from Comiskey as Boston fans vacationed to Cleveland trip, with seven wins in ten on the road and 21 of last 25 overall. Hall to face Cleveland if ready.
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Cicotte
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Ed Walsh
Red Sox
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Fred Parent
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Comiskey
Fred
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McBreen
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Scores from Midwest Baseball Doubleheader Unfolds
Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 5. St. Paul 11, Kansas City 1 in game one. Kansas City 7, St. Paul 1 in game two. Toledo 2, Indianapolis 7. Louisville 4, Columbus 1.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Tigers Blank Athletics 6 to 0 In Detroit Series Closer
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 6 to 0 as Mullin dominates the mound aided by strong Tiger defense. Collins struggles in the field, Krause labors in relief, and the Tigers complete a flawless, errorless game while piling up runs early and late.
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Collins
Harry William Krause
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Detroits
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Happy Hunting Grounds
Moriarty
Tom Jones
Schmidt
Highlanders Turn On M A Leers Tribe
New York shut out St Louis 5 to 1 in the season finale. Dineen and Hughes clashed until the seventh when Orth cleared the bases with a threebagger after Kleinow and Dineen were pinch hit for. Hartzell Austin and Hughes homered while Keeler and Griggs bashed two bases apiece.
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Hughes
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Keeler
Graham
Stone
Sweeney
Hoffman
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Cree
Strick
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Sheridan
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Boia
Engle
Stew
Kletnow
Sane
Dotels
Senators Easy For Cleveland as They Win 8 to 2
Washington was defeated by Cleveland 8 to 2. Stovall starred with batting and base running while Groome struggled early and Young pitched effectively with men on base.
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Eddie Collins
Livingstone
Thomas
Collins
Tigers
Cleveland
Washington
Groome
Young
Stovall
Flick
Goode
Lajoie
Perring
Hinehman
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McBride
Ceesee
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Hinchman
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Ogiin
Local Scores From Doubleheader and Rain Delays
In a pair of games Nashville beat Little Rock 7 to 1 in the opener and 1 to 0 in the nightcap. Montgomery topped Memphis 6 to 4 while Mobile edged Atlanta 1 to 3 and New Orleans Birmingham game was rain delayed.
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Nashville
Montgomery
Memphis
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Detroit Feud Over Mack Cobb And Jennings Newsfight
Detroit fans discuss a newspaper feud involving Connie Mack Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker amid accusations of dirty play and quitters. Cobb defends himself claiming no rule violation and seeks fair baselines while Jennings accuses Mack of yellow streak after defeats.
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Cobb
Jennings
Athletics
New Haven Tops Holyoke 2 0 and Hartford Beats New Britain
Baseball results show New Haven defeated Holyoke 2 to 0. In Hartford, New Britain won the first game 4 to 2 and took the second 6 to 4. Springfield shut out Bridgeport 4 to 0.
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Holyoke
Hartford
New Britain
Springfield
Bridgeport
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