Braves take two from Dodgers to claim fifth place
In a double header the Braves beat the Dodgers 3 to 1 in game one and came from behind to win the second 6 to 5. Boston gains fifth place as Stallings’ club holds off a late Brooklyn rally, with strong hitting by Schmidt and Sweeney and key plays by Mann Deal and Quinn. The Dodgers suffer another setback, dropping in the official standings.
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George Stallings
Bill Dahlen
Dodgers
AB. R
A. E
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Aes
Smith
Lord
Sweeney
See Myers
Schultz
Bare Ae
Mann
Tee Enaes
Rariden
Sane
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Brooklyn
E. Moran
Cutshaw
Stengel
Ewee
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Tlisher
Sateen
Fischer
Rucker
Brown
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Byron and
Rigler
National Basketball Matchups From Coast to Coast
Brooklyn plays Boston and Philadelphia visits New York while Cincinnati meets St Louis and Pittsburg clashes with Chicago in a national schedule snapshot.
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Brooklyn
Eee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Braves Edge Brooklyn After Ninth Incomplete Rally
In a tense game, Dahlenites and Brooklyn traded hits with a sixth inning surge by Dahlen, and errors by Smith Griffith and Deal aided Brooklyn’s two eighth inning runs. Pfeffer and Sweeney produced Boston insurance runs, then Ragan closed the setback as Culshaw muffed a throw and a double play ended a late scoring push. The game was finally called with the Braves one run ahead.
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Reulbach
Pfeffer
Ragan
Brooklyn
Young Rudolph
Jack Quinn
Dodgers
Sweene
Schmidt
Deal
Smith
Hummel
Stengel
Ruelbach
Boston
Sweeney
Griffifth
Griffith
Braves
Culshaw
Hunt
Myers
Rariden
McCarty
Zinn
J Smith
Quinn
Ragon
Bach
Rager
Miller
Rigler
Byron
Lordan Wins Sixth Boston Brockton Marathon
Joseph M. Lordan of Somerville won the sixth Marathon from Boston to Brockton with a time of 2 hours 36 minutes 30 seconds. Thomas Lilley of the North Dorchester A A A finished second as De Mar’s 1911 record of 2 hours 27 minutes 55 3-4 seconds remains unchallenged.
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Boston
Brockton
Joseph M. Lordan
Somerville
Thomas Lilley
North Dorchester A. A
Clarence de Mar
Lordan Wins Narrow Marathon Finish Ahead of Lilley
In a fast paced Boston to Milton marathon, Lordan from Brockton rode a late surge to overtake Weiss and Carr after starting near the back. Lilley moved up steadily to challenge, with Horne and Weiss close behind as the leaders crossed the finish at the fair grounds before a large crowd.
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Edward Everett Square
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Willimantic, Conn
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New York
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William Brown
Boston
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C. L. Carr
Berlin
Tucker's Hill
Pan
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North Dorchester A. A
Blue Hill Brook
Horne
Carr
West Corners
Randolph Square
Press Weiss
A. K. Sturgis
Anderson
Sparson
Somerville
Brockton Marathon Contest Results
Joseph M. Lordan of Somerville won in 2h 36m 50s, beating Clarence DeMar’s course record of 2h 27m 55. Fourth, fifth finishers and other participants include Thomas Lilley of North Dorchester AA in 2h 39m 53 5s and runners from Philadelphia Worcester Lynn Chelsea Berlin Lewiston Milton.
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Joseph M. Lordan
Somerville
Clarence DeMar
Thomas Lilley
North Dorchester
A. A
Chh& Horne
N. Dorchester
John Weiss
Philadelphia
William Brown
Worcester
Ernest Peabody
Lynn
Edward Clark
Chelsea
S—C. L. Carr
Berlin
N. H
Oswald Sparson
Lewiston
John M. Mullin
Milton
Judge Jonas Sets Two Year Old Trotting Record
Lexington report says Judge Jonas driven by H. M. Childs lowered the world's two year old trotting record at a breeders meeting, trotting a mile in 2 12 3 4 with the final quarter in 11 2 seconds.
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Lexington
Judge Jonas
H. M. Childs
Red Sox win opener and force second game in Boston rout
Washington hosts a double bill as Boston defeats the Senators 2 to 0 in the opener then 11 to 3 in the twin bill. Leonard pitched well for the Red Sox while Shaw struggled. Hooper and Gardner contributed key hits as Boston clinched second place in the league race.
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Washington
Senators
White Sox
Carrigal
Cleveland Naps
Dutch Leonard
Leonard
Shaw
Griffiths
Earl Moseley
Carrigan
Harry Hooper
Duffy Lewis
Griff
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Sox
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Henry
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Larry Gardner
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Hooper
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Mundy
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Dineen
Rehg
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Nunamaker
Moeller
Tee T. Ss
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Foster
Gandil
Heer
Morgan
Shanks
Gallia
Williams
Esata
Philadelphia and New York Split Series Amid Cold Wind
In Philadelphia on October 3, the Athletics beat the Highlanders 13 to 10 in the first game while New York won the called game 2 to 1 at dusk. Orr suffered a broken hand in the second game, Hartzell injuring Orr's hand attempting to steal third. Plank and Shawkey struggled in the cold as Mack shuffled pitching duties in the World Series opener.
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Brooklyn Seseese
Boston
Brooklyn Weer
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Philadelphia
H. E Attee
Washington
Washington Suto
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Gree
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Holden
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E. Murphy
Shanker
Peckinpaugh
Sweeney
Strunk
Lapp
T Collins
Baker
Evans and
Egan
Giants Win First and Tie Second in Baseball Doubleheader
New York defeated Philadelphia 18 to 3 in the first game, then the second game ended in a 4 to 4 tie after nine innings. Tesreau yielded little to the Quakers as Schupp and Schauer pitched for the Giants. Demaree relieved Tesreau in the end while Mayer faltered late, and substitutions filled both lineups. Snodgrass played first base briefly, Doyle showing recovery from his injury.
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Finneran
Quakers
Tesreau
Demaree
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McGraw
Doomn
Schupp
Schauer
Mayer
Giants
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Thorpe
Shafer
Eteer
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Ss Burns
Herzog
Ee Murray
Ces Wilson
C . Merkle
Eeee
O. T
Lobert
Reed
Doolan
Byrne
Duncan
Paskert
Killiter
Camnitz
Becker
Burns
Murray
Wild
Tesrean
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AB Paskert
Doola
Eure
Magee
Cravath
E. Burns
Tena
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Sete Cooper
Ewes Grant
Tee Ewer Re McCormick
Stock
Ewes Crandall
Bee Wee
McLean
Hartley
Cooper
Dooin
Crandall
McCormick
Wilson
American NBA matchups listed for Saturday
Boston at Washington. New York at Philadelphia. Chicago at Detroit. St. Louis at Cleveland.
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Perea
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Seeee
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Secon
St. Louis
New York
Indianapolis Club Sold to James C McGill and Associates
The Indianapolis American Association baseball club was sold here to James C McGill and associates of Denver. The purchase price was not announced but described as the largest ever paid for a minor league club. Sol Meyer was the sole owner of the team.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis American Association
James C. McGill and Associates
Denver
Sol Meyer
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