Speaker's Triple Lifts Red Sox In Opening Tigers Game
Tris Speaker smashed a long triple to right driving in two runs and pacing Boston to a 5 to 2 victory over Detroit. Vean Gregg endured wild control but preserved the win as Oldham struggled despite a strong start for Providence. Hooper and Hoblitzell drove in runs while Kavin shone at second base in the season opener at Fenway Park.
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Oldham
Jungaleers
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Gregg
Bacon
Cleveland
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Tizers
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Kavin
Tiger
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Scott
Cobb
Cady
Hoblitzel
Moriarty
Crawford
Cavet
Harry
Kavanagh
Jean Dubuc
Pawtucket Beats Fall River In Timely Baseball Hitters
Pawtucket defeated Fall River 4 to 2 this afternoon through timely hitting. West drove in a run in the eighth, while Sullivan's batting and Lynch's fielding aided Pawtucket. Key players included Aldred, Frier, Sullivan, Gilmore, and O’Connor with McElroy and McLeod pitching for the teams.
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Elroy
Sullivan
Lynch
West
Tull River
Aldred
Frier
Gilmore
Commette
O'Connor
Martin
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Carr
Johnson
Jelbnson
O'Connell
Weigold
Connor
l'Sherry
Uramette
Connellis
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Garr
McLeod
MecElros
Morris
Kyete Orbaskbi An Ole Form Issue Four Pa
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city matchups with teams Detroit Cleveland Chicago St Louis Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati New York and others. Specific results are not clear but reference to games around four PA and national calls.
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Kyete Orbaskbi
National
Mat St. Louis
Ion
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Dieseesese BO
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati O
Brooklyn
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Washington
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Taunton Beats Brockton 7 to Win. Carney Shines on Mound
Taunton defeated Brockton 7 to 1 as Carney held the visitors to three hits and struck out 19 in a standout pitching performance. Danny Stanton of Taunton, playing for Brockton, received a diamond ring from local fans and promptly struck out.
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Carney
Brockton
Danny Stanton
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Jacobson
Drum'nd
Lynch
Kiley
Weeden
Whiteside
Powers
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Vance
Rope
Wright
American League Sets Red Cross Day for War Effort
President Ban Johnson designates September 1 as Red Cross Day in the American League. Twenty five percent of receipts from league games that day will be donated to the Red Cross European war fund.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
Red Cross
Haverhill Defeats Manchester In six to one Game
Haverhill scored six runs while holding Manchester to one as Olde allowed 14 Manchester hits but limited scoring with base runners. Surrette debuted for Manchester surrendering six hits with costly walks as Smith led visiting bats with a triple and two singles.
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Olde
Haverhill
Surrette
Smith
Gaston
Sarrette
Kilbullen
Keeler
Lowell Beats Lewiston 5 to 4 in Narrow Late Game
Lowell defeated Lewiston 5 to 4 this afternoon as Lewiston rallied in the sixth but failed to hold. In the eighth Lewiston would have tied the game with a key hit and run.
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Lowell
Lewiston
Loman
Evening Sports Card List of Matches Across Cities
New England games include Lowell at Lewiston Lawrence at Worcester Haverhill at Portland Manchester at Lynn Federal action features Chicago at St Louis Indianapolis at Kansas City Pittsburg at Baltimore Buffalo at Brooklyn.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington-Cleveland
Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
PITT
New England
WORD
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Haverhill
Indianapolis
Scar
Baltimore
Iwfalo
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Tase
W. Lawrence Peden
Worcester
Portland
Lynn
Lewiston
Lowell
Haverwith
Manchester
Lawrence
Buffalo
Score confusion at judge’s attempt to steal home inning
In a tense baseball moment Lewiston players and umpires clash over a stolen home attempt with no outs. The scorers note unclear entries while Batteriee-Lohwan, Jacob Radloff, and Casey contribute unclear time and play details as umpire Doherty watches.
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Towel
Lewiston
Lohwan
Jacob Radloff
Casey
Doherty
Athletics Shut Out Chicago Sox Five to Zero
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 0 in a series opener as Philadelphia pitchers held the Sox scoreless for the third straight time in two days. Shawkey, supported by timely hits, struggled at times but benefited from strong defense and run production in key innings.
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Houston
Oldham
Sox
Speaker
Hoblitzell
Gardner
Janvrin
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cicotte
Shawkey
Brooklyn's Twice Whip the Pirates
Brooklyn wins 2 to 0 with a two base hit by Cutshaw and a three base hit by Dalton. Daubert, Carey, and Dilay contribute with key plays while Cooper allows two runs over time. Umpires Byron and Lincoln.
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Kelly
Hyatt
Brooklyn
Bitteburg
Vedesees
Cutshaw
Dalton
Carey
Dilay—Cutshaw
Daubert
Balle
Cooper
Oy Pfeffer
Pfeffer
Byron
Lincoln
Baseball game recap with Worcester errors and key hits
Spotted for Dedrich in the Worcester game. Shorten hit two base and three base hits, Burkett and Flaherty also contributed. Johnson faced 118 innings, Dedrich 623, Strands and Rees noted thefts while Van Dyke struck out several batters. Bases on balls and errors shaped the score as Worcester left six on base.
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New Bedford
Joe Gaiudette
Whalers
Woonsocket
Linder
Bilpo Bilpo
E. J.sul’van
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Mossman
Uv Cassavant
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Cassavant
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Daley
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Pebeeer
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Leary
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Corres
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Balle
Brown Mama
O' Loughlin
Hildebrand
Dedrich
Worcest
Tynn
Shorten
Strands
Stewart
Orcutt
McCune
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Young
Rees
van Dyke
McPherson
Carroll
Burkett
Flaherty
Johnson
Atolen
Strand
Worcester
Axe
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Porter
Oorcutt
Gaw
O'Flaherty
MecCune
Wilson
Moulton
Stewart Jf
Robinson
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Quikett
M'Pherson
Thoes
Vic Raisers Longest Hit Impresses Teammate
Matty praises Vic Raiser's drive as the longest and highest hit of his career. The ball shaved the wildcat in deep right center, delivering a notable moment for the team.
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Matty
Vic Raiser
Isa Fe
Firiye
Wildcat Etapd
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Louis Martingig
Cubs Edge Braves 1-0 In Rough Game On Feud and Fights
The Cubs won 1-0 as Frank Cheney held the Braves with steady pitching. A massive brawl erupted in the seventh after Zim Zimmermann and John Evers tangled, drawing in Rabbit Maranville and others. 12 000 fans roared while umpires separated players.
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Maranville
Evers
Cubs
Braves
Eason
Quigley
First Base
Cub
Cheney
Gowdy
Tyler
Sater
Giants Get Even Break With Cards
Baseball game details mention New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals, with Sallee pitching for the Cardinals and Tyler for the Giants. The article notes hits, sacrifices, stolen bases, and errors across eight and a half innings, including home runs by Saler and a drawn-out ninth inning where Merkle and others contributed, reflecting a tight matchup.
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New York
Sallee
Burns
Snodgrass
Merkle
Beck
Huggins
Magee
Rigler and
Hart
ST. Louis
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Snyder
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Doyle
Fletcher
Robertson
Rot
Grant
Marquard
Detaree
J. Miller
Rigler
Wee
Murray
Te Grant
Meyers
Mathewson
Lawrence Sweeps Portland In Doubleheader Opener
Lawrence won both games against Portland 6 to 0 and 4 to 2 in seven innings, effectively ending Portland’s chances at the league lead. Conley and Lynch led the offense with multiple hits, while Thompson and Jewell split the pitching duties and the umpires were Kelley.
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Portland
Jewell
Conley
Lynch
Layster
Hickman Hayden
Braggy
Conley O'Connell
Hickman
O'Connell Whitehouse
Clemens Bowcock
Thompson
Mme
Kelley
Red Legs Hopeful Despite Last-Place Standings
Cincinnati manager Herzog remains optimistic the Reds will climb to the first division. He pins hope on a seasoned outfielder and a fresh on tap sea change to spark better hitting.
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Herzog
Cincinnati Seribes
Stallings Attacks Zimmerman After Game in Chicago
Manager Stallings denounces Zimmerman as a menace to baseball and accuses him of repeated dirty plays. Braves coach Everett also condemns Zimmerman for injuries and dangerous conduct on the field while defending his own players and actions.
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Chicago
Zimmerman
Braves
Bresnahan
Brooklyn
Bageler
Ee Evers
Trojan
Erwin
Abet 800e Ermer Yay and Sowell Sts
Fragmentary text mentions names and streets with unclear context. The readable parts show likely a local note or brief but no identifiable event, date, or outcome. Further readable details are needed to form a proper summary card.
Washington Club Lands Rondeau in Four-Player Trade
The Washington club acquired outfielder catcher Henri Rondeau from the Minneapolis club in exchange for four players who remain unnamed.
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Washington Club
Henri Rondeau
Minneapoli
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