Wood Dominates Mackmen as Red Sox Defeat Athletics 6-1
Joe Wood overpowers Connie Mack’s lineup at Shibe Park with speed, curve, and hitting, fanning nine and yielding only one run amid decisive support from Lewis Speaker and Nunamaker. Philadelphia’s grounds keep pressure with key two-base hits and timely defenses, while Janvrin’s errors contribute to the decisive sixth-inning rally.
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Giants and Pirates Duel for Doc Crandall Amid Waiver Talks
The Jersey City club of the International League vies for Doc Crandall, Giants reliever, as McGraw asks waivers. Baltimore Orioles also seek his services with several clubs in negotiation. A New York paper cites Mathewson predicting a Pirates Giants race for first, though his view may reflect second division odds.
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How's Your Batting Eye Help For Pros
A commercial solicitation from Commercial Specialty Co promises athletic performance improvement. It targets big league players and offers services to enhance batting, speed, arm, and vision. The ad provides an address at 230 State St Suite 2 Boston for inquiries.
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Yale Rower Coaching Controversy Draws Harvard Debate
Yale adopts graduate coaching abroad stirring Harvard supporters who recall Harvard’s costly failure with coaching in 1895 and 96 and fear Eli will face similar difficulties in adopting a new system.
Harvard and Yale rowers shift to coach-driven methods
The piece traces Harvard's and Yale's coaching changes in rowing at Cambridge and New Haven. It credits Cornell's Charles Courtney and Yale’s Kennedy era as pivotal, notes Harvard's Jim Wray and Yale's graduate coach approach, and discusses how professional versus graduate coaching influenced race outcomes against Yale and Cornell.
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Cicotte Sparks Chicago Shutout Of Cleveland
Chicago won 8 to 0 in a postponed Cleveland game. Cicotte allowed scattered hits except in the fourth, when Jackson Lajoie and Ryan singled, then a double play ended Cleveland’s threat. Kahler struggled in the third as Chicago scored three runs, with Collins delivering a two-base hit.
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Tigers Sign Amherst Third Baseman Partenheimer
Detroit announces the signing of Amherst College third baseman Harold Partenheimer, a strong Eastern infield standout. He will report in two weeks and likely get an immediate tryout as Moriarty’s bat is weak, though Partenheimer’s right handed hitting and infield skill mark him as a solid acquisition.
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National Schedule Briefs for Baseball Matchups
National matchup notes list Philadelphia at Boston in a two game series, Brooklyn at New York, Chicago at St Louis, and Pittsburg at Cincinnati. No game results provided.
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Sports fixtures list for four major matchups
American basketball schedule shows Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington St Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland. This terse card outlines four city pairings and venues for upcoming games.
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Montreal at Baltimore routs on the road
In a high scoring slate Baltimore defeated Montreal 14 to 1 while Rochester beat Providence 5 to 1 and Newark overwhelmed Buffalo 9 to 2 indicating strong offense across three games with Montreal and Newark posting dominant road wins.
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Highlanders Rally Past Senators in Doubleheader Sweep
Washington suffers a rough day as Frank Chance's rejuvenated New York squad pummels the Senators in both games, 9–3 and 9–8, piling 31 hits. Cree and Hartzell lead with six hits. Daniels is hit by pitches in three straight innings. errors plague the Washington defense.
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New England Matchups Span Brockton Lawrence to Lowell Lynn
Regional sports card notes Brockton plays Lawrence Fall River faces New Bedford Portland takes on Worcester Lowell clashes with Lynn. The pairings cover multiple city rivals across Massachusetts and nearby towns, highlighting local schedule interest.
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Brockton Routs Home Team 8 6 In Tight New England League Game
Brockton turned eight of their nine hits into runs to defeat the home team 8 to 6 in New England League action at Lawrence. Shears started strong for Brockton but faltered in the eighth. sharp defense by the visitors limited scoring.
Baseball game summary for Lowell vs Lynn
Players Runs Orcutt Lavigne Neptune Harrington Clemens Henderson led by Harrington with a home run and Halstein Aubrey two base hits. Maybohm Henderson combined for 8 walks and 9 strikeouts. Porter stole a base and Wilson Moulton and Lynn made key double plays. Timelh 59m umpire O'Brien.
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Worcester Defeats Portland 7 3 In Error Free Game
Worcester wins 7 to 3 at home in a smooth defensive effort led by Hambacher in left field. Hayden was knocked unconscious by a foul tip but walked off in safety. Portland’s Barns, Rees and McCune provide the lone highlight as late game scoring caps the Worcester victory.
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Town Today Double header starts at two oclock
The schedule notes a two oclock start for today's double header with gates opening at noon.
Braves Return From Western Trip Face Phillies
Boston’s Fighting Braves, guided by Manager Stallings, begin a short series with the Phillies after a lengthy home stay. The club posted two more wins than losses on the Western invasion, yet were outbatted and outscored by opponents.
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Phillies
Braves On Road Trip Show Slugging and Fielding Prowess
A recap of the Braves on a road swing reveals strong clutch hitting and solid defense. They went 10 8 on the road, outscored opponents, totaled 157 hits to 170 for rivals, and fielded at .961 to opponents .948. They split with most clubs, beat Cincinnati three of four, and experienced two shutouts, one by Chicago. A doubleheader with the Phillies is scheduled this afternoon at 2 pm with gates opening at noon.
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Marty O'Toole Stymies Giants as Pirates Win 7 3
Pittsburg defeats New York 7 to 3 as O'Toole pitches well and Giants errors aid the scoring. Wood and Coleman pace Pirates with two runs and three hits each amid heat and rough play. Tesreau and Fromme stumble for New York, while Meyers is ejected after arguing balls and strikes.
Shears Too Much for Lawrence
Lawrence loses to visiting pitcher Shears who dominates the game with steady pitching and varied speeds. He has starred for the Lawrence club for three years without a draft, and his reliable form earns manager Pieper praise for Phenix’s championship team anchor.
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Shears Poised For Big League War Meet
The article praises pitcher Shears for his tall rangy build and free motion, noting he could be recalled by the New York Highlanders or snapped up by another major team this season. It highlights his strong defense and hitting support, with a rough eighth inning but a sharp ninth. It also lauds Billy Phenix, Lawrence’s hustling second baseman, as an underrated star under big-league scrutiny.
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O’connell
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Sallee Too Much For Chicago Cubs
St Louis won 4 to 2 as Sallee was hit hard in the sixth inning. Oakes triple and two singles fueled the inning for the locals. Chicago countered with an error pass and Phelan triple for their two runs. Oakes had two two-base hits and a three-base hit, with Phelan adding a three-base hit. St. Louis left four on base, Chicago seven. Sallee allowed eight walks. Cheney two strikeouts. Time of game about 1 hour 20 minutes. Umpires Brennan and Evans.
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Pirates debut their new mascot Tommy Dunn in uniform
The Pirates introduce a real mascot, 12 year old Tommy Dunn son of Bernard Dunn, in full Pirate attire. Eddie Mensor, Jap Bar beau, and Tommy Leach are no longer the smallest men in uniform as Tommy takes the honor in the city.
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