Red Sox Fall in Eleventh Inning at Detroit
Detroit edges Boston 4 3 in 11 innings as Moriarity singles for winning run. Cobb drives in three runs and Crawford stars with glove and timely hits. Cicotte fails to pass Crawford and Detroit survives 13th straight win while Wagner and Niles suffer injuries.
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Athletes Lose A Weird Contest In Chicago Showdown
The White Sox defeated the Athletics 6 to 2 in Chicago on September 1, using six pitchers in a brisk 712 innings. Isbell stole second and scored on Atz, Barry and Baker drove runs, and chaotic baserunning produced the decisive scoring. Ed Walsh strained a hip after throwing three balls. The Sox game featured rapid pitching changes and aggressive base running throughout the series finale.
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Senators Lose Season Finale in St Louis Riotous First Inning
In St Louis on September 1 Washington fell 6 to 7 as all St Louis runs came in the first inning amid a string of wild throws. The visitors narrowed the lead and forced Powell from the mound in the ninth inning Graham finished the game with the bases loaded. Donovan remains the notable star in the Tigers' late finish.
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Doves and Pirates game halted by rain in fourth inning
Rain halted play in the South End park during the fourth inning as the Doves led Pirates. Honus Wagner reached base once, stole second and third, was cut down attempting to score. Camnitz pitched well for Pittsburgh, while Shean hit a triple and Graham added a key single. A doubleheader was planned for today with Honus Wagner's possible final appearance if the Red Sox win the pennant. The opener was scheduled for 2 o'clock.
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Farrell Seen as Likely Replacement for National Commission Leader
J H Farrell secretary of the minor leagues association is favored to replace Garry Herrmann as head of the National Commission. Farrell is viewed as non partisan while Cincinnati magnateHerrmann contemplates stepping down from the post.
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Brockton Seizes Two Wins to Brighten Pennant Chase
Brockton defeated Lawrence 12 to 3 and 2 to 1 to move into stronger pennant contention. Key plays included a triple steal in the first game with McGovern home on the play, while O'Toole and Warwick held Lawrence to few hits in the nightcap with weak support. Brockton outhit the visitors and benefited from Lawrence fielding miscues, as McLane and McGovern led Brockton’s attack.
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Fall River Defeats Lowell 5 to 2 in Baseball Clash
Fall River pitcher Wormwood shines with runners on as Lowell falters. Bowcock is ejected for arguing a call, Volboth debuts and drives Fall River runs. Nichols, Volboth, Weaver, Wormwood, and Fitzpatrick contribute with the bat as Fall River wins 5-2.
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Baseball notes set major league record with three sacrifices
St Louis set a national mark when three sacrifices occurred in the sixth inning. Howell sacrificed to Groom error, Bailey followed with a bunt, and McAleese’s fly to Killifer scored Criger. The passage also mocks Washington trade rumors linking Elberfeld, Lajoie, and a Senator deal, suggesting a broader swap.
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Very Soft Indeed for the Champions
Jerry Freeman of Toledo leads the American Association batting at .311 but may be farmed to Washington next year. Fred Lake criticizes players’s recent form as not much help. Walter Johnson is impressed by Schaefer and Rossman, noting they were capable but unfamiliar with teammates. Brooklyn shut out the Brooklyns 12 to 0 as Finlayson shines after joining from Brookton Rocheste r.
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Worcester Defeats Lynn 8 to 0 to Move Second
Worcester moved into second place by routing Lynn 8 to 0. Sline and Girard pitched well with Girard fading in the eighth. Logan’s fielding and Wallace’s catches highlighted the game amid Worcester’s shutout victory.
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Reds Hand Quakers a Terrible Bump
Cincinnati won both games of a double header from Philadelphia today as poor fielding marred the action. Manager Griffith of Cincinnati was ejected in the first game for disputing with umpire O Day. Scores:
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Giants Rally Past Beaten By Errors In City Showdown
In New York on September 1, St. Louis batted well but the Giants won 6 to 9 after timely hits. Bresnahan argued with the umpire and was ejected. Raymond left after being hit on the head by Backman’s curve. Bliss hit a home run, and Shafer Merkle Doyle contributed as New York outpaced St Louis with sound hitting and base running.
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Scores From Compact Hockey and Waterbury Bridgeport Games
The report lists period scores for multiple hockey matchups including Northampton versus Holyoke, Waterbury against Bridgeport in two games, and Hartford versus Springfield with final tallies indicating narrow outcomes and a sequence of first and second period results. Significant teams named include Northampton Holyoke Waterbury Bridgeport Hartford Springfield.
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Columbus 10 Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 3
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Pittsburg Collegian Pitchers Sam Griffith Harry Kirsch Secured
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