Boston Doves Clinch Finale Against Cardinals 4-2
In St Louis the Boston Doves edged the Cardinals 4 to 2 to split the series. Thomas doubled and scored in the first, Mattern stole second and scored on a wild throw, and Sweeney drove in runs with key hits. Becker and Barbeau contributing as Boston pulled ahead with a late eighth inning score before a tense finish with umpire Kane chafing the crowd.
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Giants Take Second Game After Pirates Split DH
Pittsburg and New York split a doubleheader at Pittsburg. New York won 6 to 2 in the opener while the Pirates captured the nightcap 9 to 6. Gibson set a world mark by catching in 133 straight games this season.
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Big Jim Jeffries Plans America Debut and $150,000 Purse
World heavyweight champion Big Jim Jeffries will leave London for America on October 18. He rejects a $55,000 offer as inadequate, insisting a purse of at least $150,000 to fight. He aims to meet Johnson in New York, while promoters eye Tremont Street clubhouse terms. Local boxing notes include Dave Deshler versus Young Corbett and several regional bouts at the Armory Club with referee Dick Flemming earning praise.
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Frenchs Hit Wins the Game
Boston rallies to beat Detroit as Charley French delivers the decisive hit in the eighth inning. Wood struggles early for Boston, Mullin wild for Detroit, then Hall steadies before French and Jones spark a late charge to push the Red Sox past the Tigers.
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Detroit Clinches Pennant Despite Loss to Boston
Detroit wins the American league pennant after Philadelphia’s double defeat by Chicago. Chicago beats both Detroit and Philadelphia 8 to 1 and 6 to 4, with Dygert wild and errors burdening Philadelphia in the opener while Krause is knocked from the mound in the nightcap. Tannehill, Cole, Purtell, and Lapp collect key hits as Chicago seizes the series on the road.
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Detroit at Boston and Other NBA Matches
Detroit visits Boston while St. Tnu’s play New York and Cleveland travels to Washington in a night of East Coast games featuring pro teams in competition across the standings.
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Browns Tie With Highlanders 4-4 in Ninth Inning
New York September 30 A muffed fly by Engle in the ninth inning gave St. Louis a chance to catch up and tie the score Bailey, the St. Louis pitcher, hit a two run triple in the round with two outs. The game ended at darkness after nine innings. Two games were scheduled for tomorrow.
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New York Boston Series Set by National Commission
The National Commission announced post season terms for the New York National and Boston American clubs. The schedule spans October 8 to October 15 with games in New York and Boston. Umpires Rigler and Connolly with subs Emslie and Egan. scorers Murnane and Foster. Bancroft to represent the Commission at the games.
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Chicago Clubs Post Series Begins Oct 8
The National Baseball Commission announced the Chicago Americans versus Chicago Nationals post season will start October 8 at West Side park, with a game the next day at South Side grounds. Games alternate until one club wins four. World Series rules apply. receipts split differently. Umpires are Henry O'Day, Stephen Kane, Perrine, and Jack Sheridan.
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Railroad League to Settle Tie at South End Grounds
The top tie in the N. H. & R. R. baseball league will be decided this afternoon as Trainmen meet Third District Operatives at the South End grounds. A hot game is expected.
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