Red so a secure revenge American League flag race tale
Detroit leads Cleveland by 1 2 games. Cleveland leads Chicago by 2 games. Chicago leads St. Louis by 3 games. St. Louis leads Boston by 11 games. Boston leads Philadelphia by 4 12. Philadelphia leads Washington by 3B games. Washington leads New York by 14.
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Sports matchups listed across four NBA venues
The schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cleveland, Washington at New York in two games, and St. Louis at Detroit for upcoming basketball action.
Red Sox Triumph Over Athletics at Columbia Park
Boston Reds gain revenge by defeating Connie Mack's Athletics 8 to 1 at Columbia Park. Criger, Cicotte, and Speaker key the offense with early and late scoring, while McConnell, Powers, and Lord contribute multi-base hits and aggressive baserunning in a decisive win.
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Giants Triumph in First Match With Philadelphia
Giants win seven to two as Philadelphia falters early and late. Ames starts for New York, Moren relieves to seal the win. Knabe, Bransfield, Osborne pace Philadelphia’s offense with scarce support. Mathewson to start tomorrow for New York, Covaleski eyed for Philadelphia.
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Joss Delivers Sensational Win Over Chicago in Tight Affair
Joss leads Cleveland to a narrow victory over Chicago with a standout pitching and fielding performance. Walsh loses despite strong control as Isbell and Lajoie star defensively and on the bases. Birmingham and Perring spark a late threat before Bradley ends the game.
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Senators Win With 19 Hits In Big League Win
Washington beats New York 12 to 2 in a day game dominated by hits. Lake and Hogg were hit hard, with Moriarity Milan and Clymer among two and three base winners. Home runs by Lake Clymer Milan, and defense errors noted.
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Giants and Cubs Fans Rally in Quaker City Series
In Philadelphia on October 2 Mrs Tenney and Mrs Mike Donlin attend the New York Giants versus Chicago Cubs series. Monte Cross and Bill Clymer back the Cubs while Boston resigns most players except Burchell Criger and Morgan. Harry Davis seeks Red Sox barnstorming tour after season with Cy Young declining the plan.
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Tigers Wincoil: Detroit Beats St. Louis in Ninth Inning
Detroit overcame an early Waddell setback with Crawford and Rossman driving in key runs. The game hinged on a ninth inning call as Cobb scored after a disputed hit, with Detroit prevailing 3 to 2 amid erratic fielding and base running by St. Louis.
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Yale reshapes lineup to tackle Syracuse in key game
Yale shifts three starters including Kilpatrick to end and Andrus to guard with Hopkins at quarterback to field a stronger eleven. Syracuse arrives for the big test after student promotions leave 36 novices in Yale’s ranks. Officials named for tomorrow’s game and halves of 20 and 15 are anticipated.
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Roberts Sets New Brockton Field Day Track Record
A Brockton field day event saw KE M Roberts of Amherst College raise the running high jump record by a quarter inch to 5 ft 8 in and win a watch fob. W W Coe, Olympian, topped the 16 pound shot put.
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Cubs Shut Out Reds 5-0 in Cincinnati
Brown pitched a complete game for Chicago as Cincinnati did not advance a runner to third base all day and only one to second. Rowan’s wildness and a single hit gave the Cubs a commanding first inning lead.
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Boston Checker Champion Barker To Play 50-Game Title Match
Mr. C. F. Barker of Boston, America’s checker champion, will be honored at a reception tonight at the Boston Checker Club rooms in the American House. He starts a continental tour next week, opening his United States title match with Joseph A. Drouillard in Kansas City on November 2 for $1000 a side in a 50-game event. The send off includes simultaneous play of 20 plus games against leading Boston and New England players. Barker will first visit New York for exhibitions arranged by J. F. Lannon before continuing to other cities en route to Kansas City.
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Dartmouth Faces Aggies In Forecasted Hard Matchup
Hanover prep focused on signal work and a 10 minute scrimmage between first and second elevens. Massacussetts Aggies arrive to challenge Dartmouth tomorrow afternoon with key line breaks due to injuries and new players Eleock Daly Dreyfus and L Bankart listed in starting and rotation roles.
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Pirates Lead NL Standings Tally
Pittsburg tops the National League, edging New York by a fraction of a game while New York holds a margin over Chicago. Chicago leads Philadelphia, and Philadelphia heads Cincinnati, with Cincinnati ahead of Boston. Boston outruns Brooklyn and Brooklyn sits above St. Louis in the latest standings.
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Pittsburg Tops St Louis Twice To Move In Front
Pittsburg wins 7 4 in game one and 2 1 in game two at St Louis to seize first place in the National league pennant chase with a fractional edge over New York. Wagner and Gibson homer for Pittsburg. Rhodes Camnitz and O Day noted. Brooklyn defeats Boston 3 2 at Washington Park in a windy game with Flaherty and Pastorius trading good work. Brooklyn rally in eighth to win.
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McGraw Denies Plot Behind Bowerman Kelley Story
McGraw angrily denies President Dovey’s claim that he tried to spark trouble in the Boston camp by starting the Bowerman Kelley story. He says he knew nothing about the tale until informed.
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