Krause Gets His in the Fifteenth
Boston defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 4 after a 15 inning marathon at Shibe Park. Key moments featured Gardner’s three bases in the 15th, Lewis and Kleinow driving runs, and Krause being tamed by Gardner and Hall late. Donovan’s Red Sox capitalized on late errors and a fierce rally to topple the AL leaders.
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Tail-Enders Beat Naps in Hard-Hitting Game
St Louis defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 in a tight ball game. Spade was knocked from the box and Powell came on to steady the mound with runners on base.
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Donovan Beats Scott in Pitchers Battle for 2-0 Victory
Donovan won 2 to 0 over Chicago as Scott pitched out of jams but was tagged for two runs. Scott walked seven and fanned six while Donovan struck out four. Detroit had nine left on base to Chicago's four with key hits by Cobb and Stanage. Time 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpires Dineen and Connolly.
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Highlanders Defeat Senators Behind Warhop Victory
Washington reports Warhop pitched well for New York while Gray faltered giving up two runs to one in a game against Washington. Three baserunners were caught asleep off bases, contributing to the defeat.
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Yale and Harvard Rowing History Through Lakes and Courses
Yale and Harvard eights have rowed 43 races since 1852 on Lake Winnipiscogee for two miles. The course moved to Springfield in 1855 and lengthened to three miles. Lake Quinsigamond hosted nine years, then Lake Saltonstall in 1869. After seven years the 1876 77 crews returned to Springfield for a four mile course, then shifted to New London in 1878.
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Doves Athletics Spark With Batting Power
Fans see Beck, Graham, Sharpe and Herzog deliver strong hitting as Doves players rack consistent line drives and home runs. Critics note improved timing and crowd-pleasing drives, signaling a rising offense this season.
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Dodgers Annex the Last Game
Brooklyn took the last game of the series yesterday afternoon 7 to 5 to even the series. Al Mattern’s aerial miscue and five defensive errors by the locals helped Brooklyn tally the runs.
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Merkle Star Sparks Giants in 10 Inning Win
Merkle shines for New York as he drives in four runs and scores twice in an 8 to 2 ten inning win over Philadelphia. Mathewson and Myers supply late runs while Magee is ejected for misconduct.
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Pittsburg Errors Gift Cincinnati Win and Banished Wagner
Fielding and battery errors gave Cincinnati a 6 to 2 victory over Pittsburg. Wagner was ejected in the seventh after disputing a call at the plate when a double play ended Pittssburg’s scoring chances. Tomorrow Forbes Field will host ceremonies to raise Pittsburg’s world championship pennant.
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Dr White Noted Scientist Dies in Washington
Dr Charles A White longtime scientific associate of the late Professor Langley at the Smithsonian Institution and author of many publications died at his Washington home today aged 84. He specialized in geology and paleontology and belonged to numerous societies in the United States and Europe.
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Salee Puzzles the Cubs in St Louis 2 1 Win
St. Louis defeats Chicago 2 to 1 as Salee limits the Cubs with strong pitching. Kane drives a seventh inning homer to prevent a shutout, while Mowrey is hit by a pitch and Schulte is substituted in the ninth. Tinkers and Evers contribute for Chicago with two-base hits and a lone run. Time 1h 45m. Umpires Rigler and Emslie.
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Lynn Bandit on Death Bed
Andrei Epson, the bandit linked to the shooting of Thomas A. Landregan and Police Officer James H. Carroll, is dying at Lynn General Hospital with death expected any moment. Physicians notified police of the bandit’s critical condition late yesterday evening.
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More Pay for the Teachers
Mayor Fitzgerald supports a Finance Commission study on school expenditures and teacher salaries. He says Boston must attract and keep good teachers, with possible legislative authority needed if current funds are insufficient. He stresses education as vital to the city’s future.
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Charge Roads With Cruelty To Animals
Assistant U S district attorney filed suits against the New York Central Railway and the Boston and Maine Railway for 3000 dollars total over cruelty to cattle. The government alleges the Boston and Maine kept 19 cattle cars in transit from Buffalo to Somerville for 89 hours without food or water. It also claims the New York Central carried calves from New York to Brighton beyond legal transit times.
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