Indians Edge Red Sox In 11th In Fenway Tilt
In the final game of the series at Fenway Park on a dramatic 11th inning, the Indians defeated the Red Sox 9 to 8. A pair of singles, a costly error, and a sacrifice fly produced the two decisive runs. Speaker's clan fought hard to erase earlier miscues and stay alive in the series.
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Indians
Speaker
Fenway Park
Guy Morton
Bennie Karr
Fortune
Morton
Sox
Merton
Niehaus
Hooper
Uhle
Bagby
Cleveland
Chapman
Smith
McMosky
Gardner
McNally
Scott
Mike
Wamby
Johnston
Foster
Jamieson
Chapran
Pollenker
Karr
Walters
Boston
Johnsons Take Doubles Crown in Longwood Round
Wallace F. Johnson and Harry C. Johnson defeated R. C. Seaver and F. J. Sulloway 6-2 6-2 in the feature Longwood doubles second round. Bundy and Dell won 9-7 in a tight first set over Greenough and Wheelwright as the veteran singles draws 14 entries proceed.
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Seaver-Sulloway
Longwood
Wallace F. Johnson
Harry C. Johnson
R. C. Seaver
F. J. Sulloway
Johnsons
H. H. Bundy
Burnham Dell
H. V. Greenough
J. Wheelwright
Bundy
Dell
Greenough
Wheelwright
DB. B. Benedict
William Ingraham
Bundy Dell
J. Clothier
J. C. Wright
H. Scott
L. Beats
T. B. Plimpton
Russell Dana
Sidney I. Beals
Richard Harte
Vickery
Albert Kent
L. B. At
Nicholl
Robert Proctor
H. W. An Wallace
F. Johnson
Johnnson
F. Sulloway
J. Curley
O Ic. Shee
O. C. Weilin
Ona
Dabney
W. J. Clothier
C. White
Richard Ka
J. Wheelwrightt
Colbett Caner
Aeds Lowrey
William Rand
H. B. Shaw
A. G. Butler
A. W. Hall
J. T. Hunter
Indians Hold Off Red Sox After Long Rally
Cleveland edged Boston 3 2 in ten innings as fielding woes and errors by the Red Sox opened the door for the Indians. Guy Morton started for Cleveland, while Garry Fortune struggled early. a late Boston rally fell short despite Hooper and Schang contributing timely hits.
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Cleveland
Sox
Barrows
Garry Fortune
Pittsfield
Guy Morton
Fortune
Karl
Uhle
McNally
Bagby
Walters
Karr
Whil Hooper
Fast
Jameson
Chapman
Speaker
Smith
Gardner
Shang
Schang
Doc Johnston
Doc
O’neil
Scott
Jamieson
Wambsganss
Boston
Hooper
Tee
A A Gardner
Wambsganes
Johnston
Eetaee i
O' Neil
Morton
Niehaus
Sneer
Hile
Pereere
Eereenee
R Hooper
Veeees
Foster
Eehenre
Menosky
Behang
McInnis
Alters
Wambeganas
Balla
Vjohnsatoan
O'Neil
Uble
of Fortune
Connolly
Nallin
Tigers Take Washington In Doubleheader Thriller
Detroit wins both ends of a July 20 doubleheader 7 to 6 in 15 innings and 2 to 1. Bush scores on Hale’s Texas league single in the 15th to seal the opener. Dauss earns the victory in the nightcap as Oldham and Snyder duel in a pitcher’s battle.
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Detroit
Bush
Hale
Ehmke
Shaw
Pinetli
Bam
Courtney
Snyder
Schacht
Rice
Picinich
Gharrity
Oldham
Foah
Pinelli
McRbride
Flagatead
Young
Eilmann
Heilmann
Gehacht
Titse
Dauss
Erickson
Veach
Veach _ oeson
Burtney
Eeeve Hale
Enereepeere Veach
Hellmann
Flagstead
Rerr
CaJones
Ainamith
Ses
S . Cone
Ushorten
White Sox Open at Fenway in Battle with Red Sox
Kid Gleason and his Windy City warriors travel to Fenway Park to clash with the Red Sox this week. The results matter as Chicago trails in third place and could threaten the leaders before the season ends.
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White Sox
RED Sox
Kid Gleason
Windy City Warriors
Fenway
Crucial series opens as Cleveland and New York duel at Polo Grounds
The Cleveland and New York teams clash in a pivotal American League series at the Polo Grounds. Both clubs contend for the pennant and the outcome is seen as influential with fans on the season’s final result.
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Cleveland
New York
Polo Grounds
Red Lancelot Repeats Win On Stake Pacers At Kalamazoo
Charlie Valentine drives Red Lancelot to victory in the 20 09 Park American event taking first and third heats, losing the second to Symbol 8 Forest. Pop Geers dominates two trots with Herbelyn and Peter June while Princess Mary claims the 2 07 pace. Large crowd witnesses fast track on opening day.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Charlie Valentine
Red Lancelot
Symbol
Forest
Valentine
Pop" Geers
Herbelyn
Norman Dillon
Peter June
Princess Mary
Fleming
Sports Matchups Across Cities
American games include Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New St. Louis at Philadelphia National pairings Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Ogstooe
Sania
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Pescoes
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Waterbury
Cincinnati Ynecabeuseess
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New Haven
Worcester
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Bridgeport
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Hartford
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Boston
Cleveland
New
National
Brooklyn
Downes to Box Blades in Newport Bout
Billy Henderson matchmaker for Bayside A. A. arranged a Friday night bout in Newport between Cleveland Johnny Downes of Heston and Young Blades of Woonsocket. Blades is a militiaman stationed for heavy gun practice at Fort Getty, and soldiers requested the match.
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R. I
Billy Henderson
Bayside A. A
Cleveland
Johnny Downes
Heston
Young Blades
Woonsocket
Blades
Fort Getty
Miude
Golf notes highlight amateur events and exhibition matches
The article outlines the State amateur championship prep at Country Club with a late finish and a busy scoreboard area. It notes Meadow Brook Golf Club’s open tournament, prize goals, and records, plus plans for Hatherly Country Club Open with stars Culmet and Tewksbury. It mentions postponement of the Vardon Ray exhibition to Sept 2 and forthcoming Wollaston and Belmont events.
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Meadow Brook Golf Club
Reading
A. P.wade
H. E B. Robinson
Hatherly Country Club
North Scituate
George Hawley
George M. Bar
Num
Francia
Hatherly
Francis Ouimet
Country Club
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Francia Ouinet
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
Vardon-Bay
Belmont Spring Country Club
Barnes Ties for Lead in Shawnee Open Golf
Jim Barnes of Sunset Hills Country Club St. Louis and Harry Hampton of Country Club of Virginia led the Shawnee Open after the first round at Shawnee on the Delaware. Nine players started and each posted solid scores in the opener.
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Delawareh
Penn
Jim Barnes
Sunset Hills Country Club
St. Louis
Harry Hampton
The
Country Club of
Virginia
$10,000 For Bush Leaguer Traynor Sold To Nationals
Shortstop Traynor of the Portsmouth Virginia league club was sold today to the Pittsburg Nationals for 10090 dollars, the largest price ever paid for a Virginia league player. Portsmouth also will receive pitcher Schatt in exchange for Traynor, who is 19 years old.
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Norfolk
Traynor
Portsmouth
Pittsburg Nationals
Schatt
Boston Sunday Post Magazine Office Cat Delivers Wit
The famous Boston Sunday Post Magazine Office Cat compiles a new and amusing haul of wit and wisdom for the next issue, promising playful, lighthearted humor.
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Boston Sunday Post
Office Cat
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