Heps Vanquish Phillies in Two at Fogel Field
The lowly Heps crushed Philadelphia 7 to 3 in game one and repeated 7 to 1 in game two at Fogel Field. Key moments include Titus homering and Donlin, Rariden, and McDonald producing multi hit efforts as Boston bats exploded in the third inning of the second game.
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Heps Rally Past Phillies In Slugfest At The Mound
The Heps offense drives in runs early and late, with Donlin and Miller keying a big first inning. Phillies bats respond with multiple hits and a double steal, while Knabe and Magee contribute runs. Puckett debuts in relief as Brown Sweeney and Kirke pace the Heps with smart baserunning and timely hits.
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Giants Clinch National League Pennant With Victory
New York clinched the National League pennant by defeating Brooklyn 2 to 0. If Chicago wins all remaining games and New York loses all theirs, Chicago cannot overtake the Giants.
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Tigers and Naps in an Even Break
A pitchers duel between Mathewson and Rucker with Rucker recalled from his wedding trip to pitch. Two errors after a Doyle hit in the fourth inning gave the winning tally. triple play in the ninth with Doyle on second and Snodgrass on first. Detroit and Cleveland split, 2–0 and 8–6, as Mitchell pitched for Detroit and Krapp exited after two base hits.
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Ty Cobb weighs in on Athletics Giants World Series
Detroit star Ty Cobb writes in the Sports Section about the coming World Series between the Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Giants. The article promises expert analysis of team strengths and weaknesses and is billed as a major feature for next Sunday's Post.
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Closing Baseball Series Sparks Boston Fans
Fairweather signals baseball's return after a three day rest as the Red Sox meet Washington in the final series of the year in Boston. Don Ovan hopes for an agreeable finish for locals despite a disappointing season with Buck OBrien or Larry Pape likely to start. New faces Cashion and Long join McAleer's lineup while Dolly Gray or Hughes start for Washington.
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Cubs Rout Cardinals Behind Wild Pitching and Errors
Chicago defeated St Louis 9 to 1 as Cardinal miscues and erratic pitching by local recruits paved the way. Six St Louis errors contributed to the lopside win in the National League clash played in St Louis on October 4.
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White Sox Split With the Browns
The White Sox and Browns played a split decision in the American League contest. Both teams traded leads as the game swung on timely hitting and mound work, leaving the series knotted at one win apiece.
Senators End Their Season With Victory
Chicago hosts Louis in a doubleheader. Chicago wins 14 to 6 in game one with 19 hits and Louis takes game two 2 to 1 in eight innings due to darkness. Chicago pitchers Walsh and Scott each fanned 11 hitters.
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Schedule of American League games across major cities
Washington plays Boston and New York visits Philadelphia. Trott faces St Louis while Cleveland clashes with Ohioage in other matchups.
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Red Sox Rout Yankees 6 to 4 to Close Home Season
In New York the Yankees closed their home season with a 6 to 4 loss to the Boston Red Sox. Yerkes starred for Boston with two doubles and a key defensive play, while Eddie Cicotte limited the Yankees to few rallies as Boston climbed toward the first division.
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Pitching duel yields lone hit for Cicotte in six innings
Cicotte allows only one hit through six innings, a Ford single in the third. Engle fumbles a grounder, enabling the Yankees' first run as Chase hits and Dolan scores on Knight. Williams opens the eighth with a double, followed by singles from Daniels, Doland, and Cree, and a Chase sacrifice for three runs before Cicotte retires the side.
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