Collins Supreme All Through Game
Ray Collins dominated the White Sox in a rare no hit bid until a seventh inning error and a late Engle run sealed a 4 0 Boston win. Duffy Lewis added a eighth inning homer and Scott pitched well for Chicago. Speaker and Lewis led Boston with multiple hits and key defensive plays.
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Red Sox Pitching Staff Gets Stronger Early Season
Boston starters show improvement as Hall blanks Cleveland and Collins shuts out Chicago. With Cicotte, Karger, Wood and two Smiths available, the club moves toward a tighter pitching staff for the season.
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Tigers Dominate In 8 Inning Rally As Champs Sweep
Summers yields 14 hits in seven and two thirds innings as Detroit loses 8 to 6 to Philadelphia. Oldring and Collins each plate runs, Baker hits a threebase shot, and Summers fans three while Coombs strikes out five. Bases on balls go to Summers once and Coombs twice. Umpires Connolly and Sheridan.
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Ray Collins Season Record Pitching Feat in AL
Ray Collins nearly set a season record in the American League as only one batter reached first base. He retired three men in succession for eight of nine innings, a pitching achievement noted as among the year’s best.
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Firemen Out for Revenge in Boston New York Showdown
The Boston fire department nine will host a return game against the New York Fire Department on Saturday at 3 PM on Huntington Avenue grounds. Chief Croker will attend with the New York team, and Mayor Fitzgerald is expected to throw the first ball. Boston seeks revenge after a New York win in the opener.
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Long Swim Abort at Boston Heights Attempt by Miss Morecroft
Adverse conditions forced Miss Annie Morecroft to abandon her planned crossing from Charlestown bridge to Bos ton Heights yesterday morning. Advisers warned against success, but she aims to retry soon, with 6 o clock this morning as a possible window.
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Four Year Old Pacer Sets Fast Trial Times
The Philistine, a four year old pacer owned and trained by W A Owens, ran one mile in 2 03 1 2 and again in 2 08 4 at the Kentucky Trotting Association track in Lexington. Officials say it is the fastest trial miles ever paced by a four year old.
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Senators Shut Out by St Louis Crowd 4 to 0
Pelty pitched gilt edged ball as St Louis blanked Washington 4 to 0. Groom was wild and Otley relieved. Three fast double plays by the visitors kept the locals from scoring.
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Walsh and Smith Face Pitching Duel This Afternoon
Walsh and Smith prepare for a notable pitching duel at Huntington avenue grounds this afternoon. Smith challenged Walsh after a heated spat with the White Sox, and manager Duffy chose the ball field over a ring bout. Walsh aims to repeat his 15 strikeouts against Boston in their last meeting.
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New Bedford Defeats Lynn to Extend Lead in New England
New Bedford beat Lynn 7 to 2 as Starmstedt faltered in the fifth and Abbott took over in the sixth. Errors by Lynn aided New Bedford, with key hits from Walsh McCormick Cunningham and others powering the victory to solidify first place in the league.
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Lawrence Defeats Haverhill In Narrow Baseball Win
Lawrence dominated Haverhill 1 to 0 in a game marked by timely hitting and weak visiting pitching. Carlstrom stole home in the fifth inning as the box work faltered for Haverhill, with multiple players contributing in the scoring and defensive miscues.
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Highlanders and Naps Split Doubleheader in New York
In a twin bill at New York Aug 30 the Highlanders won 4 to 1 behind Ford who fanned 11 and held Cleveland to three hits. In the nightcap Hughes pitched nine hitless innings before Cleveland produced five runs in the 11th. Kaler allowed three safeties as New York prevailed 5 to 4.
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Miler batch climbs as rivals face rising challenge
The English rivals loom, as a standstill nears where our improving milers may force a defensive response. The tone hints at pride in progress and a warning that opposition could soon be overwhelmed.
Worcester 0 24 1. OD 0 -0 71 Soy Some Runs
Game details show Worcester and teammates Page Russell Anthony producing multiple hits with Page stealing a base and Blakeley, Groh, Noblett and Sullivan contributing on offense. Martini pitched with three strikeouts and two walks, while umpires Lanigan and Thurry oversaw the game time about one hour.
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Yale Tufts game cancelled as Tufts withdraws
Yale president received a telegram from Tufts College canceling the October 5 meeting at Yale field. Tufts gave no reason, leaving Yale unable to fill the vacancy on short notice. Wrestling outlook improves in the West as winter approaches.
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