Red Sox Fall to White Sox in 17 Inning Tilt
Boston loses 3 to 2 after 17 innings at Comiskey Park in a pitchers duel. Tris Speaker and other regulars are missing, Wagner errors cost two Chicago runs, Tom Daly delivers the decisive hit in the 17th. Cady and Scott led Boston with strong multi hit days.
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Faber
Boston
Tom Daly
Cambridge
Shore
Wagner
White Sox
Schalk
Red Sox Rally Past Chicago In Long Extra Inning
Boston wins in 17 innings as Russell, Mays, and Faber combine for 26 hits. Cody’s three base hit and Brief and Weaver two base hits bolster the offense. Chicago bats 8 runs to 2 through regulation, then fall short in the 17th.
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Speaker
Shore
Red Sox
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John Collins
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Boston and Chicago Battle in Long Chicago Sox Sox Game
Boston's Scott led with the day’s strongest blows as he doubled and drove in a run. The White Sox rallied through innings but failed to capitalize with timely hits. Bartender details include Eddied Collins, Hooper, and Brief among key players, with late scoring by Schalk and Daly producing the winning run.
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White Sox
Boston
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Speaker
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Gainer
McNally
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Henriksen
Janvrin
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Hooper
Lewis
Red Sox
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Schalk
Eddie Collins
Brief
Chicago
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Felsch
Faber
Cody
Ruth
Mays
Weaver
Quinlan
Fournier
Roth
Carl
Buck Weaver
Daly
Rindge Receives B F Keith Cup For Rowing Victory
Rindge Technical crew won the B F Keith interscholastic rowing championship on the Charles River and received the trophy from Boston Mayor James M. Curley at B F Keith's Theatre. Captain W C Coleman accepted the cup for the crew with team members K R Bunter N F McDonald P A Harriman and R L Maxwell. The trophy becomes permanent property after three wins by a single school.
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Boston
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K. R. Bunter
N. F. McDonald
P. A. Harriman
R. L. Maxwell
Timothy Good
Cambridge
Michael H. Corcoran
Boston School Board
John A. Dwyer
Cambridge School Board
Coleman
Cubs defeat Braves 3 to 2 in drizzly game
The Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Braves 3 to 2 as Lavender held off the Braves with key strikeouts and a seventh inning two-out run set. Phelan and Fisher keyed the Cubs late scoring, while Connolly and Magee produced two RBI for Chicago.
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Ever
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Phelan
Fisher
Chicago
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Egan
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Red Smith
Red
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Sater
Seeee Rudolph
Whaling
Tragesser
Boston
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Schmidt
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Heegan
Cubs Edge Braves In Tight Late Ninth For Win
In a closely fought game Rudolph and Lavender matched zeroes while two runs in the Cubs seventh and a late miscue by Connolly sealed a 2 0 Cubs victory. Connolly muffed a Williams fly allowing the Cubs to score and tilt the balance in a pitchers duel.
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Braves
Jimmy Lavender
Cubs
Hank Gowdy
Bert Whaling
Hank
Whaling
Walter Tragresser
Tragresser
Chicago Nine Down Brooklyn 9 to 2 in Federal League
Hendrix pitched a strong game for Chicago blanking Brooklyn except for the first inning. He also driven by a triple and a homer, supporting a 9 to 2 victory over Brooklyn with Long delivering solid hits. Seaton endured the loss as Chicago built an early lead and maintained it through the later innings.
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Pratt
Pittsburg Tops Federals 8–2 In Rain Soaked Game
Pittsburg defeated the Baltimore Federals 8 to 2 on a soggy field. The locals built an early lead Baltimore could not overcome. Final lines show Pittsburg 8 runs 9 hits 0 errors and Baltimore 2 runs 9 hits 0 errors. Batteries Rogge Berry for Pittsburg Quinn Jacklitsch for Baltimore.
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Kreuger Stars as Kansas City Tops Buffalo 8 to 4
Kansas City beat Buffalo 8 to 4 with Kreuger driving in four runs from four hits. Schultz allowed ten hits in five innings before Ehmke relieved in the sixth, as Kansas City pulled away after early exchanges. Batteries: Cullop Main Brown for Kansas City and Schulz Ehmke Allen Blair for Buffalo.
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Allen
Blair
Newark Defeats St Louis 4 3 On Errors
Newark won 4 to 3 over St Louis as four errors by St Louis helped. Falkenberg and Plank pitched well with limited support. Score by inning shows Newark with 9 hits and 4 errors, St Louis 9 hits and 4 errors. Batteries Falkenberg Rariden Plank Chapman.
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Newark
Falkenberg
Plank
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Noble and Greenough Wins Senior Schoolboy Rowing Championship
Noble and Greenough rows to victory on the Charles River Basin as its four oared crew earns the senior championship of the Schoolboy Rowing Association with its high class form seen all season.
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Schoolboy Rowing Association
Charles River
Noble Crew Wins Rotary Regatta Over Roxbury Latin And Volkmann
Noble and Greenough wins the first four oared race by nearly four lengths over Roxbury Latin and Volkmann in windy conditions. In the second division Noble beats Roxbury Latin by 114 lengths of open water in 6 minutes 51 seconds.
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Baseball schedules from major leagues and leagues
American League show Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. National League matchups list. New England League games Fitchburg at Lynn Manchester at Lewiston Lawrence at Worcester Lowell at Portland. Federal League has Newark at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Buffalo at Kansas City Baltimore at Pittsburg.
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Manchester Defeats Lewiston 7 to 2 in New England League
Manchester won 7 to 2 at Lewiston, scoring all runs in the first four innings amid errors and slow fielding. Hickman and Kane distinguished themselves in batting and fielding respectively.
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Fitchburg Defeats Lynn in Tight Baseball Showdown
Fitchburg beats Lynn 8 to 2 in nine innings with key hits by Smith and Robinson. Campbell, Lynch, and Gleason steal bases, while Press secures victory with four strikeouts and eight walks issued to Lynn.
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Hoey
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Colonial League Matchups Ring Week of Games
Pawtucket visits New Haven while Taunton travels to Brockton Springfield plays Hartford and Fall River faces New Bedford in a slate of colonial league football or basketball games.
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Colonial League
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Portland Aces Lowell 9 to 1 in Rainy Game
Portland built a nine run lead as Lowell committed errors and Zelser’s wildness aided by timely hitting. Watkins was erratic yet effective when his pitches landed in the strike zone, and Portland rolled to the victory.
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