Buck O'Brien Triumphs Over Walter Johnson For Sox
Buck O'Brien outpitched Walter Johnson as Boston beat Washington 3 to 1. O'Brien allowed five hits through eight innings and drove in a run with a long double. Johnson fanned eight but received little support as Brad, Engle, Yerkes and Buck contributed key plays. Walker's speed and Schaefer's fielding stood out for Washington, while Gottlieb Gessler failed to capitalize with bases loaded in the eighth.
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Giants Twice Bump Phillies in National Doubleheader
New York Nationals defeated Philadelphia in both games, 10 to 5 and 5 to 4, as Toots Schultz faltered after six innings and Chalmers unraveled with wild first inning pitching, delivering a split for the day at New York.
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Athletics Defeat Highlanders 5-4 in Philadelphia
New York lost to Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Collins starred with two triples and a single driving in four. The seventh inning triple cleared the bases, giving the Phillies the win. Scoring details list errors, hits by Herzog Devlin Becker Paskert Lobert Magee, and late Philadelphia offense.
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Schedule Pairings For Major League Games
Washington at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Detroit at St Louis, Cleveland at Chicago. Two games noted for the busy sports day with rival city matchups on the docket.
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Johnson Left Off Top Pitching Memoir
Tf Manager Jimmy McAleer expected to use Walter Johnson in the closing Red Sox series but faced a surprise when he opposed his ace to Buck O'Brien. The Brockton youth again proved his value with another strong performance.
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O'Briens Final Game of the Season Sees Red Sox Triumph
O'Brien pitched with all his effort in a decisive final game as MacAleer’s lineup sought a last chance at a first division berth. The Red Sox won three to one, aided by an error that allowed Gabbie Street to reach two bases in the third. Johnsen’s rough start nearly altered the outcome but the Senators’ pitcher settled after the third, sealing the win for Boston despite an early stumble.
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Red Sox Fight for First Division Finish
Boston faces an uphill chance to grab a first division spot as the season ends. A win by the Red Sox with Chicago losing twice could lift Boston to fourth, while a split between the White Sox and the Naps would edge Boston out by a small margin.
Motors and shows lead busy Boston auto scene
Colonel George Pope heads the Madison Square Garden Show committee for the Automobile Board of Trade. H. H. Knepper will time Fairmount Park races this afternoon. The D. P. Nichols Company rents its Cambridge building to Page & Shaw. Amplex Motor Car Company highlights W Mason Turner as general manager in New England and prepares to display models at 261 Dartmouth Street with the 1912 Amplex arriving soon. Turner has already booked orders with Sam D Waxman.
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Quincy High School Routs Brighton in City Football Clash
Quincy High School defeated Brighton High School 26 to 0 in Quincy yesterday. Two long runs spurred Quincy with Holmes the left half and Ginty scoring for Brighton. The Boston team faced constant pressure as the game unfolded.
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Ty Cobb's World Series Preview in Sunday Post
Ty Cobb offers insider critique of the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants ahead of the world series. He analyzes players individually and as a group and predicts the winner, explaining his reasoning in a feature to appear exclusively in the Boston Sunday Post.
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Browns Beat the Tiger Recruits in St Louis
St Louis defeated Detroit 11 to 5 as the visitors fielded mostly recruits. Kutina of St Louis collected three hits including a three bagger and a homer. The score stood after the full game.
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Stuffy McInnis Confident For World Series Return
Philadelphia reports say Stuffy McInnis, star first baseman for the champions, expects to play in the World Series despite wrist injury. A recent X ray showed no fracture and his sinews are improving while he practices daily.
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National matchups headline city clashes
National league schedule lists Boston facing New York Philadelphia meeting Brooklyn Pittsburg playing Chicago and St Louis pitting off against Cincinnati in marquee city showdowns.
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Dodgers Triumph in Slugging Second Game at Ebbets Field
Baseball doubleheader action sees Boston pitchers Ed Donnelly and Pat Ragan duel in game one as Troy recruit Ragan limits the Hops to one run. In game two the Dodgers win with a barrage led by Wheat and a hot seventh inning as Cy Young exits early and umpire Brennan suffers a corn injury in the sixth.
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Dodgers Triumph in Second Game to Split Doubleheader
Brooklyn and Boston fans watched a doubleheader at Washington Park. The Heeps won the opener 1 to 0 while the Dodgers exploded in the nightcap, hammering out a 13 to 3 victory.
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