Gessler drives in three to spark Boston win over Washington
Doc Gessler a Washington native notched three RBIs as Boston beat Washington 7 to 3. Gessler hit a three bagger in the fifth inning clearing the bases, adding two more runs with a triple in the seventh. Cy Young struggled in the host outing while Johnson finished strong for Boston. Wagner and Unglaub added key hits for Washington.
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Conn League Results From Springfield Meriden
Results show Springfield Meriden 4 to 0 over Springfield. Hartford Hartford 2 to New Haven. Holyoke New Britain 3 to 2.
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Worcester Defeats Brockton 4 to 0 In Fast Game
Worcester defeats Brockton 4 to 0 at Worcester in a well played contest. Key hits include Schwartz and Reynolds driving in runs with McCune adding. Leverenz and J Donovan pitched, Brockton left five men on base, and Worcester capitalized on an error for the decisive runs.
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Lowell Wins 4-1 Behind Musil Tough 8th
Fall River could do little with Musil’s delivery as Lowell wins 4 to 1. Magee, Howard, Beard, and Wolfe tally for Lowell. fall River scores on a single rally in the middle innings.
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Batted for Welch in the ninth inning in a tied game
Lawrénce 11201 002 0 Brett Lyons 11201 etc. Incomplete OCR leaves a partial box score with runs by Flynn, Vinson, Harter, Connaughton, McLane, Gilroy, Gardner, Daum, McDonald. Highlights include stolen bases by Vinson, McLane, Wallace and Connaughton and a double play ending.
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Haverhill Triumphs Over New Bedford 9 to 4 in Final
Haverhill wins at home 9 to 4 as manager Hamilton misses game with a dislocated ankle. Courtney, McInnis, Boardman, Perkins, Fullerton, O'Brien, Adler, Moore contribute hits and runs. Adler hits a home run for New Bedford.
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Myopia A A defeats Dedham in Wenham cup match
In an afternoon pony polo game at Myopia grounds Myopia A A beat Dedham in the first round of the Wenham cup tournament scoring 63 to 43.
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Roxbury and Jamaica Plain to clash for district baseball title
Roxbury and Jamaica Plain will meet on Wednesday afternoon at Marcella Street grounds Roxbury to decide the district baseball championship.
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Roosevelt Greets Olympians at White House Visit
President Roosevelt welcomes the Olympic team at the White House, applauding New York athletes like John J. Hayes and Melville W. Sheppard. He chats with each visitor, recalls past feats, and toasts the group with a light quip about a prohibition drink.
Americans Triumph at Olympics in Face of Fraud Claims
New York athletics lost both games to Philadelphia by one run. Dygert beat Lake in the opener, Schlitzer won the second as Hogg received solid support. The President praised the U S team saying athletes earned a place for all time and urged continued work beyond the Games.
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Budley Club Havana Cigar Gains Customers Fast
The Budley Club Havana Cigar shows a $1000 guarantee and claims to lure customers with fine stock and delicate bouquet. It asserts few 15 cent cigars rival it. Contact dealer or notify factory at 126 Dudley St Rox.
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Detroit Bumped Again in Erratic Game
Detroit, Mich., Aug. 31. The Tigers played erratically with errors allowing Cleveland three runs in the fourth while Summers passes helped Cleveland. Goode hit a long homer, the feature of the contest as Detroit's hits were scattered and well supported by pitching.
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St Louis Beats Chicago 4-0 in American League clash
St Louis routes Chicago 4 to 0 behind a six inning start by Walsh for the win. Ferris added a two base hit, T Jones hit a three base drive, and Hartzell sacrificed. Waddell fanned 10 as Chicago struggled with five left on base. Umpires Hurst and O Loughlin called the game.
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Willis Holds Reds Five to One in Cincinnati Date
In Cincinnati on August 81 Willis limited the Reds to two hits by Hulswitz as Pittsburg pitchers combined for five runs. Clarke and Wagner hit three-base hits, with Leach stealing a base and a double play from Wagner to Abbaticchio. Spade allowed ten hits in six innings. The double header features Giants vs Doves, with Tenney Bridwell Needham to appear, and Donlin aiming for a clean series sweep to threaten the pennant race.
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Charley Carr May Yet Lead Red Sox in 1909
Rumors say Charley Carr the Indianapolis first baseman and captain could take charge of the Boston Red Sox next season if Fred Lake’s manager role prove temporary and Jake Stahl fails to improve at the plate. Carr, a standout hitter and fielder, is a free agent after the season and has long desired to play in Boston.
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Giants Begin Last Series Here Today
Critics misjudged the move as McGraw closed old feuds and welcomed Fred Tenney to the New York lineup. Tenney has repaid the trust with top form, boosting the Giants’ fortunes as they start the final series at home.
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National Basketball Matchups Across Major Cities
New York clashes with Boston while Brooklyn faces Philadelphia and St. Louis meets Chicago. Pittsburg travels to Cincinnati as regional showdowns unfold.
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Cubs Still Creeping Up in Tight Win
Chicago gains an early lead as Evers drives in a run and Sheckard steals second to score. Overall shines in key moments with 11 strikeouts while Raymond also pitches well in the contest.
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