Yankees Rally Past Red Sox 7 3 in New York Series Opener
Carl Mays gave up a three run edge as the Highlanders forged ahead with a big sixth inning. New York scored on a triple by Peckinpaugh and a Pipp home run to seize the lead and held on to defeat Boston 7 to 3 with Nick Cullop finishing.
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Carl Mays
Red Sox
Highlanders
Nick Cullop
Mays
Shore
Sox
Janvrin
Scott
Walker
Gardner
Tigers
Magee
Cullop
Shocker
Fisher
J. Frank Baker
Thomas
Baker
Pipp
Oldring
Peckinpaugh
Gideon
Ife
Flighlanders
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Hoblitzell
Gedeon
Alexander
Wisher
Cady
Heston
Walsh
Gainer
Maisel
Boston
Carrigan
Hooper
Red Sox Rally Notable Offense in Turbulent Boston Loss
In a rugged game against New York, Janvrin and Lewis delivered two base hits while Peckinpaugh and Pipp starred with a homer and three-base hit respectively. Pitchers Shocker and Mays led a loose mound effort as errors and bases on balls shaped the scoring in a 6 2/3 inning span.
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Senators and Macks Split Doubleheader in Washinton
Washington and Philadelphia split a twin bill with the locals winning 8 to 1 in game one and losing the second 4 to 1. Walter Johnson held the visitors in check in the opener while Craft debuted for Washington in the nightcap.
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McLoughlin Falls to Church in Tough Tennis Match
In a marquee Davis Cup style clash, Church defeated McLoughlin 5-7 6-1 6-2 6-3 as Williams, Griffin and Watson Washburn won their matches. McLoughlin showed flashes but tired late against the modern power game. Lindley Murray beat Karl Behr in a hard fought outing.
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California
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
W. Merrill Hall
Watson M. Washburn
New York
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McLoughlin
Norman E. Brookes
Church
Ichiya Kumagae
Aio
R. Lindley Murray
Karl H. Behr
Giants and Braves open season with mixed signals and aim for a stronger year
The piece assesses the Giants and Braves in their opener with new acquisitions not yet at peak. It notes Buck Herzog and Heinie Zim joining the Giants, McGraw's handling of players, and a broader look at upcoming A A U championships in Newark with N Y C and Irish American A C entries. It also mentions Jimmy Fitzgerald and Charley Cox and rings of Boston and Dartmouth Georgetown plans around football and track events.
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Johnny McGraw
Giants
George Stallings
Braves
Boston
Buck Herzog
Heinie Zim
Buck
Zim
Wmerzy
John
Herzog
McGraw
Man
Lexington Minute Boys Battle Winchester At Athletic Field
The Lexington Minute Boys face the Winchester town team for the second time this season this afternoon at 30 o'clock on the Lexington Athletic Field.
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Lexington Minute Boys
Winchester Town
Lexington
Tulsa Fight Called Off and Rescheduled
Tulsa promoters canceled the Labor Day bout between Carl Morris and Frank Moran. The match will be rescheduled in two weeks, likely in Kansas City with Denver as a secondary option. Moran received his forfeit. Morris got no guarantee.
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Carl Morris
Frank Moran
Labor Day
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Kansas City
Morris
Neponset St Patrick s game moved to Shirley playground
The Dorchester Catholic League game between Neponset and St Patrick s Church moved from Neponset playgrounds to Shirley playground Roxbury. Connie Hurley former Tufts pitcher will start for Neponset while Patrick s Roxbury and Hap Walsh from Syracuse will pitch for Neponset.
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Connie’ Hurley
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Tufts College
Swan Russell Hats Adorn Well-Dressed Men In Tasteful Appeal
A newspaper item promotes Swan Russell hats as the choice for stylish men. The ad emphasizes quality, fit, and a refined look suitable for formal and daily wear. The copy highlights craftsmanship and a confident, polished image.
Napoleon Direct Sets New New Mark on Track
Napoleon Direct driven by E. E. Geers broke the track pacing record in New Poughkeepsie during the Directum I heat with a 2:00 pace. The previous record of 2:021/2 was held by The Fel.
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N. Y
Napoleon Direct
E. E. Geers
Fel
Napoleon Direct Dominates Fast Pace in Straight Heats
Napoleon Direct wins the fast pace straight heats with 2:02 1 for heatone. Geers aims to break the record in heat two with a 1:02 3 4 first half and 58 seconds second half. Mirthful takes the 2:07 trot in a hard fought finish with Esperanza. Allie Watts sweeps the 2:18 trot in three heats. Brescia wins the 2:16 class trotting in a tight third heat.
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Pittsburg
A. S. Rodney
Poughkeepsie
Brescia
Indians Plan Early Training To Grow Young Pitching Staff
Cleveland. Jim Dunn and Bob McRoy expect to field a large pitching list next spring with 18 pitchers already named. Most are right handed. two are lefties. Rookies including Bagby Coveleskie Lambeth Gould Beebe Klepfer Holter and others from various leagues will report by Sept. 15 for fall trials and a two scout led baseball school in Cleveland.
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Bob McRoy
Joe Boehling
Fred Coombe
Guy Morton
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Stan Coveleskie
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al Gould
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Brennan’s Diamond Bet Tells Tale of Rich Fan
Chicago heavyweight Bill Brennan recalls his East run of 27 straight fights with 24 knockouts. A Rochester visit connected him to a wealthy admirer who bet cigars on his victory over Tony Ross, gifting Brennan a diamond ring after the win.
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Bill Brennan
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Bill
Rochester
Brennan
Tony Ross
Tony
Lreanan
Nashville Wins Southern Association Pennant
The Nashville Club clinched the Southern Association pennant by defeating Little Rock in Nashville. The win put Nashville nine games ahead of New Orleans with eight games remaining in the season.
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Nashville
Tenn
Little Rock
New Orleans
Weatherbeaten chases Delano cap styles announced
A fashion blurb touts weatherbeaten straw hats in autumn tones green blue yellow and red. It highlights a new flat peak as an innovation and notes price points of one fifty and two. The shop remains open until 10:30 this evening.
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Delano
Robison Roxbury Debate Over Sixth Inning Standings
In a heated exchange both sides misjudged team standings in the sixth inning. The piece forecasts odds on White versus Welsh in the mill and notes White’s potential to stop Welsh. It also lists athletes named for a Swedish trip including Ted Meredith in middle distances and Joe Loomis in sprints and jumps with a third to be chosen after the Newark A A U championships.
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Joe Loomis
Newark
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