Defeat Marks Stahl's Finish
Chicago’s White Sox beat the Boston Red Sox 2 to 1 in 10 innings as Ed Walsh outpitched Dutch Leonard. Boston errors and miscues aided Chicago. Stahl’s last day as Red Sox manager marked by a tight, gritty game with late scoring.
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Jake Stahl
Dutch Leonard
Ed Walsh
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Walsh
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Yerkes
Eereeee Thomas
Wee Leonard
Local High School Scores From Recent Games
Pittsfield-Pittsfield 2 defeated Springfield 1 in the first game while Pittsfield won 4 1 in the second. Waterbury beat New London 1 0. New Haven shut out Bridgeport 3 0. Meriden defeated Hartford 7 4.
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Pittsfield
Springfield
Waterbury
New London
New Haven
Bridgeport
Meriden
Hartford
McAleer Fires Stahl After Row
The White Sox announced manager Stahl was released by President McAleer before a game at White Sox Park. Carrigan succeeds him. Stahl confirms he was given unconditional release to end his tenure as playing manager.
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White Sox Park
Stahl
Carrigan
Bill
Boston
Detroit
Jake
Carrigan Takes Managing Reins as Chicago Club Shifts
Boston at Detroit and New York at Cleveland games listed. Carrigan becomes manager after Stahl’s dismissal, Wagner stays field captain, McAleer his backing noted. Article cites mixed reactions from Stahl supporters and uncertainty about future team changes.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Kramer Beats Goullet For Sprint Cycle Title In Rival Heats
Frank Kramer of East Orange New Jersey defeated Alfred Goullet of Australia after three grueling heats at the Revere Cycle Track. Kramer won the first heat by inches, lost the second by a half wheel, and captured the third by a similar margin with times 2 22 2 5 for the half mile 127 2 6 for three quarters and 1 44 25 for the final 220 yards. Julien Rudolph of Paris won a 20 mile paced race on the point system with Mitten of Davenport and Hanson of Denmark also placing. Rudolph's 10 mile time was 14 minutes 4 54 5 seconds.
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East Orange
N. J
Alfred Goullet
Revere
Kramer
Goullet
Julien Rudolph
Paris
France
Rudolph
Worth Mitten
Davenport
Hanson
Denmark
Mitten
Local matchups in New England league schedule
Fall River travels to Worcester and Lowell visits New Bedford while Lynn meets Portland and Brockton plays Lawrence in regional games. These area showdowns highlight the weekend slate with heightened rivalries and potential standings impact.
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Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Detroit
New England
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New Bedford
Fall River
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Brockton
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McAleer Set to Lead Club As Carrigan Steps Down
The club will be run personally by James R. McAleer while on field duties, with Stahl exiting. Stahl might pursue the presidency but faces strong support for McAleer from the Taylors and Johnson, making any challenge unlikely.
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Carrigan
James R. McAleer
Stahl
Taylors
Johnson
McAleer
Jones Offered Long-Term Red Sox Manager Post
A Portland despatch says Fielder Jones, former Chicago White Sox manager, received a long term offer to manage the Red Sox with a yearly $25,000 salary. Jones reportedly declined the proposal, though the report is not believed locally.
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Portland
Ore
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Jones
Richards to Attempt Light and Return Swim
If conditions are favorable next Sunday Sam Richards will attempt to reach the Boston Light and return. Richards holds the record for fastest to the light and is considered the likely candidate. Aig Richards and about five members of the L Street Swimming Club will join. The start will be made at 10 o'clock.
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Sam Richards
Boston
Richards
Aig Richards
L Streetwimming Club
Power Boats Escort Yacht Fleet to Linekin Bay Maine
Power boat squadron escorts the Boston Yacht Club fleet from Bath through Back River to Linekin Bay. 34 yachts dressed ship, escorted by Androscoggin, anchored at Linekins Bay Yacht Club, with a shore dinner and afternoon races. Winners include Eleanora, Zip, and Brother Bill in speed and family classes.
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Boston Yacht Club
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Back River
Townsend
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Limekins Bay
Sheepscot Bay
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E. P. Huckins
Norma II
Linekins Bay Yacht Club
A. W. Chesterton
Shawmut
Alfred Douglass
Harold B. Boyd
Androscoggin
Billard
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Eleanora
Robert Davison
Roxrob
Frank G. Davison
Zip
Edwards A. Dunlop
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Bill
W. H. Potter
F. H. Wilson
Susie A
Robert Perry
Chestnut Hill Golf Team Triumphs In Home Match
Ten players from Chestnut Hill Golf Club hosted about five visitors from Commonwealth Country Club for a return team match. Chestnut Hill won eight of ten matches to take the victory at their links.
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Chestnut Hill
Commonwealth Country Club
Grand Circuit Races Postponed Again in Pittsburgh
The Grand Circuit events faced a second postponement due to heavy track conditions and frequent showers in Pittsburgh. Officials plan to start Thursday with a revised program, tunneling races to Saturday and including the 2:12 trot 2:24 trot 9:05 pace Iron City Stakes and other Monday Tuesday cards.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Ty Cobb Suspended After Spat With Detroit Umpire
Ty Cobb star outfielder and champion batsman is suspended by the American League president following a dispute with umpire Hildebrand during the Philadelphia at Detroit game Monday afternoon.
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Detroit
Hildebrand
Ty Cobb
Old Timers Tout Speed, Echoing 1916 Olympic Talk
An old timer in the Post laments modern sprinters and praises past champs like Bernie Weters and Maxey Long, while noting Ted Meredith and Paul Jones and others. The piece also mentions Hans Wagner, Johnny McHugh, Jim Sullivan and boxing figures as talk of 1916 Olympic plans and future fights.
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Howard Drew
Donald Lippincott
Bernie Weters
Bill Eaton
Billy Schick
Tom Halpin
Haff
Maxey Long
Ted Meredith
Paul Jones
Charlie Kilpatrick
Tommy Conneff
Kilpatrick
Conneff
Hans Wagner
Honus
Fred Clark
Amateur vs Pro Rules and Prize Split in Races
The text debates amateur status against professionals under A A U rules and how prizes are divided when two lead entries tie for first. It notes Fogler Moran and Fogler Root for a six day Boston Arena race and mentions Guignard’s one hour speed record of about 63 miles.
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Moran
Fogler and Root
Boston Arena
Baraca
Hyde Park
P. Guignard
Guignard
Fall River Defeats Lowell 8 to 1 in New England League
Fall River won 8 to 1 at Lowell as Robinson led with two singles and a double. Daly tied the game with a double in the eighth, and a ninth inning single by Courtney plus Robinson and White miscues sealed the win. Baron allowed three hits for Lowell. Daly, Courtney, and Devine produced Fall River runs.
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Baron
Fall River
Miller
Daly
Chicago White Sox
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Devine
Robinson
White
Lowe
Evia
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Zeiser
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Worcester Wins Narrow Ninth Inning Victory Over New Bedford
Worcester pulls away in the ninth to beat New Bedford 8 to 2 after New Bedford tied the game in the same inning. Key moments include Spires triple and Cargo sacrifice fly, plus fielding errors and a balk that allowed Worcester’s go ahead run.
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New Bedford
Spires
Cargo
Carroll
Yount
Kilbullen
Lawrence Beats Brockton 8 to 0 Behind Martin Southpaw
Lawrence pitchers limited Brockton to five hits as Martin scattered hits and struck out several batters to lift Lawrence to an 8 to 0 victory. Offense produced runs on timely hits with Luyster Mahoney and Courtney driving in scores for the home club.
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Kennedy
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Swapp
O'Brien
Brockton
Lawrence
A.E
Braggy
Ferrin
Howard
Breymaier
Buflangee
Brignolla
Portland Defeated As Visitors Rally To 12 2
Portland's weak hitting and loose fielding contrasted with Lynn's errorless play and free batting. The visitors won 12 to 2 as Best pitched for Portland after the fifth inning. Moulton, Wilson, Lavigne, Neptune, Porter, Howard, Britton, Merrill, Bowcock starred at bat with Britton and Wilson collecting key hits and Porter hitting a homer.
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Moulton
Wilson
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Howard
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