Red Sox fall to White Sox in lopsided drubbing
Boston pitcher Joe Wood Labors as Chicago mounts early two run lead. White Sox dominate with seven runs by third inning, then add more runs as the visitors outplay in batting, base running, and defense. Collins hits a Chicago homer. Boston rallies late but too little, too late.
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Baseball game summary Chicago vs Boston ninth inning rally
Nanamaker and Hall connected in the ninth as Chicago and Boston battled. Corhan Yerkes Lewis Williams Wagner Collins featured in extra hits with two base hits and a home run. Pitchers Wood Lange Hall Olmstead combined for 8 1 3 innings and 9 5 2 innings respectively amid a high attendance.
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Tigers Rally Abandoned by Senators in 14 7 Loss
Washington defeated Detroit 14 to 7 at home as four Detroit pitchers were unable to stop the Senators offense. Cunningham hit a first time over the center field fence, and Gessler Homered while Willett worked 2 2/3 innings.
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World’s Pennant Hoisted Upside Down in Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 before rain halted play after seven innings. Presidents Johnson and Lynch witnessed the pennant ceremony as teams marched, hoisted the pennant upside down, then countermarched to home plate.
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Typos Play Blues in Key Boston Semi Pro Showdown
The Boston Type aggregation and the Boston Blues meet on Randolph Street Playground at Harrison Avenue next Monday at 2 30 in a hotly contested game between two semi professional nines.
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Browns Lose Again to New York Highlanders
St Louis used three pitchers but could not win as New York defeated them 6 to 3. Nelson was the only visiting pitcher effective. Hogan homered, and multiple players drove in runs while errors and walks shaped the game. Hamilton lasted 6 innings, Brockett 7 1 4, with umpires Evans and Mullen.
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