Wild Pitch Lifts Karger Boston To 2 1 Win Over Senators
Eddie Karger pitched 10 innings of near perfect ball for Boston as the Red Sox beat the Washington Senators 2 to 1. Karger scored the winning run in the 10th after Oberlin wild pitched allowing Hooper to advance and Engle to drive in the decisive run. Boston’s defense and timely hitting, including a key triple by Milan and a game saving play by Duffy Lewis, sealed the victory before 8277 fans.
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Red Sox
Senators
Eddie Karger
Karger
New York
Oberlin
Milan
Hame
Killifer
Bob Unglaub
Ungland
Carnot
Texas
Boston
Wagner
Duffy Lewis
Elberfeld
Hooper
Harry
Anslaub
Déc Gessler
Rass
Conrey
Bob
Lord
Engle
Gardner
Hardy
Selivelt
Washington
McBride
Kaiser
Lewis
Kleinow
O’ Loughlin
Highlanders Triumph Over Athletics In Sixteenth Victory
New York Highlanders beat Philadelphia Athletics 12 to 5 after a four-game skid. In the eighth inning New York rallied on pitcher Atkins for seven runs and six hits, sealing the win. Knight starring at short for the Highlanders.
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New York
Highlanders
Athletics
Atkins
Knight
Lapp
Philadelphia
Baker
Collins
Hemphill
Mitchell
Laporte
Heilmuller
Doubie
Davis
Austin Ald
Chase
Gardner
Quinn
Morgan
Frill
Egan
Sheridan
National Crew Blanked In Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia pitchers Ewing and Brown faced off against a Cincinnati lineup as the Phillies defeated the visiting team 4 to 0 before about 2500 fans. Ewing limited the visitors to three scattered hits while Brown struggled after four innings.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Ewing
Cincinnati
Philadelphias
Dooin
Brown
Lake
Boston Breaks in Batting Order as Phillies Win
Herzog resumes third as Brown and Graham form a comeback bid for Boston. Ewing shines with four balls in the first inning, while Grant and Magee stop Boston’s early threats. Brown falters in the fifth and sixth, allowing Walsh’s double and a Dolan triple, then another two runs on hits and a Brown error. Walsh homers in the seventh, Titus earns $50 for a sign hit, and Philadelphia takes 4 to 0 or better after the late scoring.
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Herzog
Brown
Graham
Lake
Phillies
Ewing
Grant
Ward
Collins
Sharpe
Sweeney
West Chester
Miller
Magee
Walsh
Dolan
Titus
Philadelphia
Doolan
Knabe
O’day
Brennan
Knahe
Moran
Sherpe
Shean
Beck
H Sweeney
Ss Tee
Poor Fielding Gives Reds the Lead and the Game
Cincinnati won the first tie of the series from St. Louis 4 to 3. Poor ending in the first inning gave the visitors two runs and Bescherer and Hoblitzel added two more by home runs.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Bescher
Hoblitzel
Devlin Fights Spectator as New York Mets Clash Ends
In Brooklyn a New York vs. Brooklyn game ended amid a fight between Arthur Devlin, New York third baseman, and a spectator in a box. Larry Doyle assisted, and both players were removed from the field and later arrested.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Arthur Devlin
Larry Doyle
Spectator Fight Sparks Bench Clearing After New York Victory
In the third inning Devlin shouted and charged into the grandstand provoking a spectator scuffle. The spectator retaliated and a rally ensued as Devlin was led off under arrest and the fan left with two black eyes. Fans flooded the field until officers restored order. New York won 8 to 2 as Barger and Drucke held the line. Manager McGraw reshuffled the lineup after the tense moment. The Brooklyns planned a forthcoming circuit trip leaving tomorrow night.
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Devlin
New York
Barger
Drucke
McGraw
Brooklyns
Amateur athletic clubs seek junior teams in state leagues
Listings show Roxburys and several clubs forming strong 19-year-old and 16 to 117-year-old squads for June 18, 25 and July 4. Contacts include O Neil at Adams street Roxbury, Adams at Allston, and McAteer at Savoy street.
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Savoy Street
City
Andrew A. A
South Boston
A. A
Revere
Ramblers
Quincy
Brookline Y. M. C
Stoneham A. A
Robert Annis, Jr
Winton Street
Malden Athletics
W. T. Stetson
Hillside
Avapue
Malden
Melville
Local Youth Basketball Schedules Featured Across Cities
The snippet lists intercity games including Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Boston at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburg Lowell at Brockton Haverhill at Worcester New Bedford at yan and notes Jamaica Plain and Woonsocket Independents with addresses and team remarks about away performance.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
ST. Louis
Eereens
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
P.C Chicago
Cree
Essnes Coaces
Brooklyn Ee
New Bedford
Fall River
Worcester Eee
Lawrence Ee
Lowell Eee
Haverhill Ree Emer
National
New England
Lowell
Brockton
Haverhill
Worcester
Yan
White Sox Beat Naps in Poorly Played Game
In Cleveland Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 4 in a rough game. Both teams used three pitchers. Bradley's error contributed two Chicago runs in the seventh. With two outs in the ninth Kelly walked Collins hit safe and Gandil doubled scoring both runners.
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White Sox
Naps
Cleveland
Chicago
Bradley
Kelly
Collins
Gandil
Zeider
Rowne
Olmstead
Scott
Walsh Navious Tulrio
AB Turner
Birmingham
Ec. F
Lineke
Berger
Teas
Mitchell Devseuee
State
White
Stovall
Easterly
Turner
Lajoie
Purtell
Blacktolen
Lincke
Mitchell
Erger
Jlincke
Fivans and
Kerin
Golf Tournament Opens At Albemarle Club Today
Today begins a two day open amateur golf tournament at the Albemarle Golf Club with J G Anderson favored to post the low score. A field of low handicap players is entered and prizes are offered for low gross and net scores.
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Albemarle Golf Club
J. G. Anderson
Tigers Beat St. Louis in Slugging 10 to 4
Detroit evened the series with St. Louis by scoring 10 runs to 4. Hartzell Hoffman and Tom Jones led the batting as the Browns stranded runners in every inning, while McIntyre Delehanty Cobb and T Jones contributed extra base hits including a three-base hit and a home run. Donovan worked seven innings for Detroit and Spade started for St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
AB. R
A. E. Bescher
Paskert
Hoblitzel
Mitchell
R. F
Egan
Downey
McLean
Renee
Woodruff
Washington
Wwe
St.ouis
Detroit
Boston
Backman
Rieger
St. Louis
Zacher
Ko- Sachnetehy
Bescher
Frce
Burns
Evans
Man
Backmen
Rigler
Emelie
Donovan
Killifer
Stephens
McIntyre
Delehanty
Cobb
T. Jones
Truesdale
Crawford
Moriarty
Bush
Wallace
Doffman
Works
Spade
Hartzell
Connolly and
Dineen
MelIntyre
Grawford
O O'Leary
T. Dones
Ater
Stanage
Eeae
Schweitzer
R. Ft
Hoffman
Crisascees Stephens
bCriss P
Papke Ketchel Rivalry In Four Boxing Encounters
Ketchel and Papke fought four times. Ketchel won the first 1908 Milwaukee bout in 10 rounds. Papke stopped Ketchel in a 12 round Los Angeles bout on Sept 7, 1908. Ketchel knocked out Papke in 11 rounds in San Francisco on Nov 26, 1908. Ketchel also claimed the final Colma bout in 1908.
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Billy Papke
Ketchel
Papke
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Etchel
San Francisco
Colma
Cal
Cubs Rout Pirates by Forfeit in Sixth Game
Chicago blanked Pittsburgh 9 to 0 to win the sixth game. Pitcher Brown held the Pirates to three hits as Leifield and Adams struggled. Zimmerman homered and doubled while Hofttag added a double and a triple.
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Pirates
Chicago
Pittsburg
Leifield
Adams
Brown
Lowers
Zimmerman
Hofttag
Early League Playoff Scores From Milwaukee and Midwest Cities
Milwaukee downed Toledo 11 to 5 while St Paul defeated Louisville 2 nothing in the first game. In the second game St Paul again beat Louisville 2 to 0. Kansas City topped Columbus 4 to 2 and Minneapolis edged Indianapolis 3 to 2.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Soccer scores from Newark and surrounding cities
Report lists multiple match results with teams Newark Rochester Montreal Providence Buffalo Jersey City and Toronto Baltimore showing varied outcomes including Newark beating Rochester 3 2 and Toronto defeating Baltimore 7 2 with other close scores.
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Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Chattanooga and Atlanta split early city games in league play
Chattanooga tied Atlanta with 4 runs apiece in the first game while the second game also ended with Atlanta scoring 4 as Chattanooga again matched. Birmingham led Mobile 6 to 1 and New Orleans topped Montgomery 5 to 1 in the day’s results.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
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