Tigers Stop Sox in the Last Game
Detroit edges Boston 6 5 in the final game of the series as three ninth inning runs propel the Tigers past the Red Sox. Boston errors and Engle’s misplays fueled Detroit’s opening and late rally, while O'Brien faltered late despite strong support from the outfield and timely hits by Cobb Crawford and Vitt.
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Red Sox
Boston
Willett
O'Brien
Steve Yerkes
Clyde Engie
Tigers
Engle
O’brien
Hugh Bradley
Clyde
Texas
Jake Stahl
Duffy Lewis
Buck O’brien
Brockton
Hooper
Lewis
Buck
Bush
Vitt
Speaker
Bradley
Crawford
Gardner
Yale Defeats Georgetown In Rain-Delayed 12-0 Game
Yale blanked Georgetown 12 to 0 in New Haven as Hartwell fanned 13 and allowed only three hits. Blossom and Reilly led Yale with aggressive base running including a stolen home and two long steals, while Georgetown struggled in the field and pitching. The game, unplanned, was arranged after rain shortened multiple meetings between the teams.
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Yale
Georgetown
Hartwell
Hollander
Daly
Finle
Reilly
Cornish
Blossom
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Cogan
Riddell
Pury
Bennett
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Devis
Burdett
O'Connor
Church
Connolly
Cornell
Wranus
O'Connell
Urdett
Mr Grenson
Red Sox Outfield Demonstrates Class with Spectacular Plays
The Red Sox outfield flashed brilliance with an unscathed display. One catch by Speaker stopped a run at the plate while a superb throw helped hold Bucky O'Brien. Lewis made a diving snag to rob a potential double and Hooper made a key running catch off Cobb.
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Red Sox
Buck O’brien
Speaker
Lewis
Hooper
Cobb
Pennant Raised as Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia 11 8
Cleveland beats Philadelphia 11 to 8 after Morgan’s wildness and an error aid the visitors. Gregg steadies after a rough first inning as Philadelphia’s pennant from last season is raised. Murphy hits a home run and other details include two-base hits by Graney and a diamond pin gift to Murphy.
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Phveenes
Derrick
Allen School Topples Belmont 5–0 Behind Blinn Flaherty
At West Newton yesterday Allen School baseball beat Belmont High 5 to 0. Key moments included strong hitting from Blinn and Flaherty and a fifth inning double play by those players. Final score shows Allen School with 7 runs, Belmont High none. Batteries were Blinn Flaherty for Allen and Fal mouth O'Brien for Belmont.
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Belmont High
Blinn
Flaherty
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White Beats Conley in 12th Round Clash
Jack White of Chicago defeated Frankie Conley of Kenosha Wisconsin in the 12th round today. Conley broke his wrist in the sixth and retired by throwing in the sponge in the 12th.
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Jack White
Chicago
Frankie Conley
Kenosha
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Sunfield Rival Tigers Fall As Crawford Homer Sours Buck O brien
Crawford belted a homer that helped Sunfield crush Buck O Brien and Detroit's woes. Hooper misplayed a ball in the sun, costing a possible double while Jennings blamed weak hitting by Wahoo Sam and others. Crawford drove in four runs for Detroit.
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Tigers
Homer Crawford
Buck O’brien
Hooper
Jennings
Detroit
Wahoo Sam
Crawford
Gossip for Motorists There Will Be Nothing Doing at Fairmount Park
The piece notes no road race at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia this year. It cites Dr. J William White of the Philadelphia Park Commission as hindering past advertising for a football game by car. It mentions efforts to break the 10 000 mile non stop record and Glidden tour route plans with an electric vehicle from Chicago or Detroit to New Orleans.
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J. William White
Philadelphia Park Commission
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Maxwell
Boston
California
Milwaukee Automobile Dealers’ Association
Flanders Manufacturing Company
A. A. A. Contest Board
Chicago
Detroit
New Orleans
White Sox extend win streak to four with Washington victory
Chicago beat Washington 5 to 2 to run their unbeaten stretch to four games. Peters limited the locals to four scattered hits and received solid field support for the win.
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Washington
Chicago
Peters
Highlanders Win Windup of Series
New York defeats the St. Louis Browns 2 0 in the only game of a planned four game set. Quinn and Baumgartner pitched well with Ling strong in late innings. The Highlanders scored two runs in the ninth to seal the win in New York.
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New York
Browns
Quinn
Baumgartner
St. Louis
St. Louis Beats New York in Ninth Inning Rally
Two out when the winning run scored as St. Louis batted for Fisher in the ninth and for Quinn in the eighth. Wolverton ran for, with Simmons and Wolverton collecting two base hits. Wallace Hartzell and Zinn had three-base hits, while Hogan, Martin, Simmons, Hartzell, and Hogan aided with sacrifices. St. Louis left 6 men on base while New York left 10. Baumgartner struck out six for New York and Quinn eight for St. Louis in a 2h game time.
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Wolverton
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Martin
Shotten
Gardner
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Pratt
St. Louis
Stovall
Baumgartner
Street
Westervelt
O’loughlin
Opinion Debate Blurs in Cambridge Question
A reader in Cambridge asserts the matter is purely a matter of opinion and cannot be decisively settled. The remark reflects ongoing public discourse with no defined conclusion.
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A. S., Cambridge
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