Baseball Matchups On Tap In National and American Leagues
National games include New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburg Chicago at Cincinnati American games feature Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St Louis
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Malden and Newton Shuffle Columbus Day Games
Malden High altered its Columbus Day game to enable a home schedule hosting Lowell Textile. Needham High slated to play Malden will clash with Newton in the rearranged slate.
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Giants and Doves slug it out in wild end at South End grounds
The New York Giants beat the Boston Doves 17 to 8 in a chaotic exhibition at the South End grounds. Many players contributed to the slugging as Brown and Wiltse were pulled early, with Burg and Devore notable for their hits. Becker homered as an emergency batter, and the crowd struggled to follow the score.
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Quakers Tie With Brooklyn for 9-9 Nine Inning Tie
Brooklyn and Philadelphia battled 10 innings in a high scoring draw as six pitchers were used. Darkness halted play after 10 frames, leaving the game tied at nine runs apiece.
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White Sox Capture Final From St. Louis
Chicago defeated St. Louis 9 to 1 in the final game of the series. Pope, a right hander, showed strong form as the White Sox dominated the mound and offense earning the decisive victory.
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Harvard to Challenge Cornell in Cross Country Clash
Duffey previews Harvard under new trainer Al Shrubb as a rising force in intercollegiate cross country. He notes Crimson fights with Cornell’s Moakley for the title, praises Shrubb’s impact, reports Haskins' mile speed in New Zealand, and mentions prep school Worcester Academy’s football season kickoff and others shaping fall sports.
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Crimson
Jack Moakley
Cornell
al Shrubb
Tech
Cambridge
George Brown
Guy Haskins
New Zealand
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Cavanagh
Abercrombie
Worcester School
Inquiry on Baseball Scores and Tom Burke in Sport History
A correspondent discusses baseball score disputes 8 to 4 and 6 to 4 with A and B, declares a tie, and notes Lajoie did not play. The note recalls Tom Burke as a famed quarter-miler and asks if Walter Johnson is right handed. Johnson is confirmed as right handed.
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Tom Burke
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Washington
Red Sox Errors Cost Game in 4-1 Loss
Umpire Connolly aided the Athletics in a 4-1 win over the Red Sox as Boston errors by Purtell and Gardner with two out allowed three unearned runs. Joe Wood battled Coombs, but timely hits and a late double by Barry added two more for Philadelphia.
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Yankees New Manager Hal Chase Loses Home Debut
New York Americans under Hal Chase lost 6 to 4 at home to Washington in the first game with the new boss. Washington capitalized on Warhop's wild pitching as three runs were scored by baserunners who had previously been passed.
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Dreyfuss Urges 140 Game Schedule For National League
Pittsburg club president Baro ney Dreyfuss proposes adopting a 140 game schedule when the National League meets to set time cards for 1911. He says the world series is being spoiled this year and backs Robinson in opposing a 154 game stretch. He notes clubs have lost money daily since September 15 while interest wanes after the series.
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Pittsburg Baseball Club
National League
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Cardinals
Chicago
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Commerce and Fruit Exchange to Play at American Grounds
At the American league grounds Huntington avenue the Chamber of Commerce and the Fruit and Produce Exchange will clash at 2 30 this afternoon. Teams are drawn from both exchanges with top players. Chamber of Commerce aims to halt last year’s Fruit and Produce victory. Admission is free to members and friends.
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Huntington Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Fruit & Produce Exchange
Fruit & Produce Men
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