Browns and Naps Divided Honors
Umpires Hildebrand and O Loughlin work a tight game. Williams replaced in the 11th and Ryan batted in the 11th to drive in the decisive run with two outs. Errors and double plays mark the inning exchanges as Sacrifice hits, stolen bases, and walks populate the box score.
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Ryan
O'Neil
Graney
Hamiltton
Jack
Chapman
Agnew
Luvan
Pratt
Stovall
Hamilton
Mitchell
Lajoie
Cleveland
PO. A. E
Louis
St. Louis
Johnston
Turner
Jackson
Litjoie
Land
Falkenberg
Ca Shotten
T Johnston
Austin
Lois
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Lavans
Wallace
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Alexander
Stone
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Witty quip brings hard luck to players in Pitt game
The report recalls Bobby Byrne muttering a morbid joke about swallowing a thermometer and dying gradually after tough luck. Jock Miller and Artie Hofman reacted with fits of laughter, while others present did not laugh, leaving Jack pale from the scene in a Pittsburg Gazette item.
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Bobby Byrne
Jock Miller
Miller
Artie Hofman
Artie
Jack
Pittsburg
Red Sox Swept in Washington After Ninth Inning Collapse
Three thousand dejected fans watched the Red Sox lose to Washington as Clark Griffith's Senators held them to no runs through nine innings. Milan tried to steal third and was retired, Carrigan to Gardner, in a tense third. The defeat marked Boston's fourth straight loss and third against the Senators.
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Senators
MILAN
Carrigan
Gardner
Washington
Clark Griffith
Redley
Moseley
John Henry
Henry
Moeller
Boehling
Wagner
Foster
Lewis
Gandil
Boston
Janvrin
Yerkes
Hooper
Engle
Hope
Carrig An
McBride
Fear of Ban in Dugouts at Washington Game
Washington 1908 0 0600 001 5 Boston 0 000 200 0 The Senators lost 5 to 0 as Boehling shut down Boston with support from Foster. Umpire Connolly warned the dugouts harassing the visitors, while Carrigan and Wagner staunchly helped Boston defend against Washington rallies.
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Senators
Earl Moseley
Boston
Wagner
Clyde Engle
Youngstown
Morgan
Moseley
Carrigan
Gardner
Boehling
Engle
Connolly
Washington Pen
Gedeon
Cere
Long Hits Win for Athletics
The Athletics beat New York 8 to 5 for their third straight win. Both teams slugged, but New York only threatened in the ninth when they chased Bender after three runs. Rust pitched well, and three swift double plays and key hitting by Barty Collins Baker and Schang highlighted the victory.
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Boehling
Washington
McGreevey
Husky
New York
Athletics
New York Today
Bender
Rust
Barty
Collins
Baker
Schang
A. K
Philadelphia
E. Murphy
F Oldring
Lyaker
MelInnis
Y Strunk
Barry
Bush
Daniels
Walter
C Teen
Cree
Sweeney E
Hartzell
Peckinpaugh
R Borton Ib
Midkiff
Ford
Costello
Oldring
MeInnis
Bash
Dineen
Kean
Infield Toughness Shapes Sox Home Field Battle
Manager Birmingham regards the White Sox as near invincible at home while praising Cleveland Boston and Philadelphia for stronger infield defense. Chicago infield is slow and allows balls that hit hard elsewhere to become routine rollers.
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Birmingham
White Sox
Chicago
Sox
Boston
Athletics
Cleveland
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Ban Johnson
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Speaker
Morgan Works
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Woehling
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Sneer
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Roxford Knitting Company
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Springfield, Mass
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Edgeworth Tobacco
Edgeworth
Larus & Brother CO
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Richmond
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