Red Sox Split With Athletics In Double Banner Fight
Boston’s rugged lineup outslugged Philadelphia in the forenoon 11 to 9 before losing the nightcap 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Ruth returned but managed only one hit. Truesdale piled up seven hits across the twin bill for Boston amid a large crowd.
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Red Sox Morning Game Output in Boston Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia played a morning game with Boston edging in 11 runs to 9. Hooper Truesdale Stansbury McInnis Whiteman Scott Acosta Barbare Burns and Dykes provided multiple hits and runs while Jones earned the win and Watson took the loss in a high scoring affair.
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Lucky run gives Mackmen walk off victory
In the eighth Hooper reached on Shannon's fumble and advanced to third on Truesdale's sacrifice, scoring on Schang's single to tie the game. The 11th featured bases loaded on a walk and a fielder's choice, with Shannon driving in the winning run on Kopp's fly to center.
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International League Morning and Afternoon Scores Report
Newark defeats Jersey City 9 to 8 and Buffalo 1 to 2 while Toronto beats Buffalo 1 to 2 in morning play. Afternoon results show Newark 7 Jersey City 3 and Toronto 4 Buffalo 3 with unclear added notes and rankings.
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Dubious Times in the National Pastime Spark Debate
The article notes stars leaving baseball to join leagues amid a sea change in the sport. Babe Ruth’s Red Sox saga looms large as a precursor to more upheaval. It highlights quality over quantity in recent Common games and praises figures like Joe Lannin Frank Shea Griffith and Leath while noting Shea’s ankle injury and Georgetown’s track captaincy.
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Leath Becomes Notable Distance Runner in New England
The writer praises Leath of the B A A as one of New England’s best distance runners, noting his steady improvement and potential to challenge Jimmy Heni gan in a return three mile race. The piece suggests enforcing that jockeys on toboggans must hold their seat for team victory.
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Yachts Race At Duxbury Hosts Light To Moderate Wind
The Duxbury Yacht Club held its second regatta yesterday with a long 11 mile course from High Pines. The Kit won the 15 foot class with Harriet second while Lieutenant-Commodore Carl Soule in the Nancy won the Baybird class with William Sabine close behind.
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Dempsey Knocks Out Devere In Opening Round Fight
Joplin Missouri served as the arena where Jack Dempsey stopped Bob Devere in the first round of a scheduled twelve round bout Devere appeared out of condition and failed to mount a serious challenge in this quick knockout at the afternoon card.
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Buck Freeman home run record and Cobb last season
Freeman held a home run record with counts in early baseball history. Cobb reportedly hit nineteen home runs in the prior season. In the Leonard versus Britton weigh-in two xers stood at Leonard 139 and Britton 141 pounds. Lew Tendler and Johnny Dundee did fight in six round no decision bouts in Philadelphia. No announcement on the postponed Miske Norfolk bout.
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Highlanders Split Doubleheader With Senators
Washington defeats New York 8 to 4 in the second game of the holiday doubleheader after a 7 nothing loss earlier. Washington pitchers were hit. Baker homered for New York and multiple players stole bases as the Senators rallied.
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White Sox Sweep Tigers in Doubleheader Thriller
Chicago topped Detroit 7 to 6 and 2 to 1 in a doubleheader, the first game lasting 12 innings. Ty Cobb starred with five hits in the opener and executed the hidden ball trick against Benz in the second game. Heisman was ejected in the first game for disputing a call.
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Five Skeletons Unearthed at Deer Island Power Plant
Five skeletons were unearthed yesterday by interned aliens digging a trench from the Deer Island power house to the interment barracks. Buried age unknown as records in the institution do not note any burial in that island section in over 70 years.
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Stewart Wins Final at Arlington Heights Tennis Club
Arthur M. Stewart won the men's handicap singles title at the Arlington Heights Tennis Club yesterday afternoon, defeating Robert H. Gogien in two straight sets 6-3 6-1. Both players carried a handicap of minus 3-6 to even the match.
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Fenway A C Tops Atlantic A C In Final Inning
Fenway A C defeated Atlantic A C yesterday at Atlantic field in an uphill game winning in the last inning by a score of four to two.
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Indians Win Two and Lead League
Cleveland takes both games from St Louis 4 to 2 and 9 to 8 to move into first in the American League standings New York and Boston each drop a game Bagby wins the afternoon game with a decisive 10th inning rally featuring Johnston Demmitt Speaker and Roth plus a wild throw to first led to the winning run in the 10th Keen support from Chapman Sisler Wambsganss Hendryx Tobin and Maisel bolsters the offense by tallies across the two games
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