Cicotte Holds Naps Scoreless in 3-0 Boston Victory
Eddie Cicotte blanked Cleveland as the Red Sox topped the Naps 3 to 0. He escaped bases loaded jams in the fifth and ninth, with Deacon McGuire's hitters limited to two scattered singles by Lajoie and Neal Ball. Young Fanwell pitched well apart from one rough inning.
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Eddie Cicotte
Boston
Cicotte
Deacon McGuire
Naps
Cleveland
Lajoie
Stovall
Turner
Neal Ball
Deisery
Donovan
Hooper
Young Fanwell
McGuire
Hut
Red Sox
Hall About Ready to Go in the Box
Charley Hall is set to take his place on the slab after warming up yesterday. During a rough inning Cicotte struggled, and Hall was sent out to warm up. A Texan right hander named Stanfield will join the Red Sox next week from Texas.
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Charley Hall
Cicotte
Char
Stanfield
Texas
Red Sox
Naps Edge Red Sox as Fanwell Falters in Tough Baseball Game
Fanwell shows life on the mound and at the plate but fails in a costly inning as Tris Speaker and Jake Stahl lead the Naps to victory. Speaker’s catch and strong throw save home, while Neal Pall and La Joie star defensively.
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Fanwell
Tris Speaker
Jake Stahl
Jake
Turner
Stovall
Speaker
Purtell
Engle
Naps
Neal Pall
Lajoie
Red Sox
Kleinow
Cicotte
Red Sox and Naps Battle In Tight Early Inning
In Boston Duffy Lewis makes a running catch on Thomason’s liner and the Red Sox threaten early. Sneaker and Stahl spark a first inning rally as Speaker reaches, thenEngle and Stovall contribute with hits and errors shaping a tense game. The Naps defend with sharp throws and a late ninth inning rally fades as Stovall is cut down at the plate.
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Duffy Lewis
Thomason
Southern League Scores Include Nashville Victory Over New Orleans
Nashville defeated New Orleans 4 to 1 in a Southern League game. Birmingham beat Chattanooga 7 to 3. Memphis and Atlanta finished 4 to 1 in favor of Memphis, while Mobile tied Montgomery 4 to 4 after 9 innings due to darkness.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Coombs Holds Browns Safe at All Stages
Philadelphia pitcher Coombs limited St. Louis to no runs on six hits and 14 strikeouts as Philadelphia defeated St Louis 6 to 0. Only one Browns runner reached first base.
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Browns
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Lord
Oldring
Collins
Annes Baker
Houser
Murphy
F Barry
Wees Lapp
C Settee
Louis
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PO. A
Pelty
Baker
Wallace
Phy
Phasis
Colliftower
Connolly
Athletics Travel Woes Highlight Philadelphia Scribes Note
Philadelphia writers observe the team again faces travel roughness and uneven pacing as a remark about C Mack and a light jab at his hair symmetry, reflecting minor league style humor.
Great educational denier ad for I C S pocket time saver
An International Correspondence Schools advertisement targets electricians mechanics plumbers and fitters telephone engineers carpenters business men with a pocket time saver promising time saving and salary raises. The ad touts illustrated mechanical books sold for 50 cents, originally $1.50, from 8 Boylston Street Boston.
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Mechanics
Plumbers & Fitters
Telephone Engineers
Carpenters
Business Men
International Correspondence Schools
Boylston St
Boston
Engle Delivers at Second Base for Boston and Gardner
Clyde Engle covers ground and fields well at second base and contributes timely hits. His strong defense and steady bat have made him a big help to Boston this season, allowing fans to focus on Larry Gardner when he plays behind him.
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Clyde Engle
Larry Gardner
Clyde
Engle
Bostor
Games Today Summary in Major Leagues
American games include Cleveland at Boston and Detroit at Washington with two clashes. National matchups feature Boston at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cincinnati plus Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New England slate lists Toewell at Lynn Worcester at Hayerht and Lawrence at Fall River with Brockton at New Bedford also hosting two games.
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Serei
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Philadelphia
Sr. Louis
New York-Chicago
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Lynn
Washington-Detroit
Wet Grounds
Worcester
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Lowell
Pittsburg
Lawrence
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Detroit
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Toewell
Brockton
Big Ed Walsh Eyes Hartford Connecticut League Ownership
Hartford August 26 Big Ed Walsh premier slatsman of the American league may join big league baseball as he seeks to buy the Hartford Connecticut League franchise. He aims to convince President James H Clarkin to sell the club whose earnings last year are estimated at 25000 dollars. Walsh believes a release from Comiskey can be obtained and notes this is his second bid after a prior offer and a year ago offer by Ira Thomas was rejected.
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Hartford
Conn
Ed” Walsh
Slatsman
James H. Clarkin
Clarkin
Chicago Americans
Walsh
Meriden
Connecticut
Comiskey
Chicago
Ira Thomas
Athletics
Pinch Hitter Used In Fifth Questioned By Fans
Many wondered why McGuire did not send in Niles or another pinch hitter for Fanwell in the fifth. A solid clout at that moment might have altered the game's outlook. The manager may be giving the youngster a thorough tryout.
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McGuire
Niles
Fanwell
Deacon
Eastern League results highlight tight games
Buffalo edged Baltimore 1 to 0 in 12 innings while Newark defeated Montreal 3 to 1. Jersey City beat Toronto 6 to 3 and Providence won 2 to 1 over Rochester.
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Baltimore
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
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