Yankees Edge Red Sox In Opening New York Series
Carl Mays lost a three run lead as the Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 7 to 3 in New York. Nick Cullop finished for the Highlanders after Shocker and Mays pitched well early, with key hits from Pipp and Janvrin and a late double squeeze sealing the win.
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Senators and Macks Split Doubleheader
Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Washington winning 8 to 1 in the opener and losing 4 to 1 in the nightcap. Craft debuted for Washington in the second game as pitcher, while Myers walked eight and allowed two hits in four frames.
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McLoughlin Falls as Church Advances in Tennis Showdown
Church defeated McLoughlin in four sets 5-7 6-1 6-2 6-3 while Johnston, Williams and Griffin also captured wins. Watters and Washburn added victories as 8000 spectators watched a fading McLoughlin struggle against overwhelming net play.
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W. Merrill Hall
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New York
Willis E. Davis
Giants and Braves opener as Giants struggle with new arrivals
The article notes a lackluster opener for both Giants and Braves with new Giants acquisitions not yet settled in their roles. It mentions Buck Herzog and Heinie Zim rejoining the Giants, Herzog’s infield pairing with Zim, and calls Buck happy to have Zim. It also references A A U championships and various athletic notables in Newark and Fenway Park events.
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Lexington Minute Boys vs Winchester Town Team Clash
The Lexington Minute Boys meet the Winchester town team for the second time this season this afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Lexington Athletic Field.
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Tulsa Fight Off Promoter Change to Denver or Kansas City
Tulsa officials cancel the Labor Day bout between Carl Morris and Frank Moran. The promoters set the date back two weeks and plan to stage the match in Denver or Kansas City, with Kansas City favored. Moran received his forfeit while Morris left without a guaranteed purse.
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Dorchester League match moved to Shirley playground
The Neponset and St. Patrick's Church teams of the Dorchester Catholic League were to play this afternoon at the Neponset grounds but the game is shifted to Shirley playground Roxbury. St Patrick's Club of Roxbury will have Dr Connie Hurley the former Tufts College pitcher on the mound while Hap Walsh of Syracuse will start for Neponset.
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Best Swan Russell Hats Worn by Well-Dressed Men
A sharp fashion trend highlights Swan Russell hats worn by well-dressed men across city venues. Styles feature polished brims and classic silhouettes, signaling refined taste amid social events and gatherings this season.
Napoleon Direct Sets Track Pace at New Mark
Napoleon Direct driven by E. F Geers broke the track pacing record in Poughkeepsie New York on September 1 finishing the second heat of the Directum I at a 2 00 pace. The former record was 2 01 2 held by The Eel.
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Napoleon Directs Fast Pace in Straight Heats
Napolean Direct won the fast pace in straight heats with 2:02 1 first heat. Hal Boy nosed Single G. for second in heat one. Geers aimed to break the record in heat two, with 1:02 8-4 first half and 58 seconds second half. Single CG. was second. Hal Boy distanced by early break. Thomas W. Murphy drove two horses to victory. Mirthful won the 2:07 trot in a tight race with Esperanza and Sis Bingen in the 2:18 pace. Myrthful had a wheel issue and Esperanza nosed her out. Allie Watts swept the 2:12 trot, Murphy entry Pittsburg as main rival. Best time came in heat two at 2:07 2 4. A. S. Rodney won with Frescia in the 2:16 trotting class, third heat very close.
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Indians Plotting a Robust Pitching Staff for 1917
Cleveland scouts Jim Dunn and Bob McRoy plan a large rookie influx with 18 pitchers on the list. Right-handers outnumber left-handers. noted names include Guy Morton, Stan Coveleskie, Otis Lambeth, Ed Klepfer, and others as new trials begin this fall or next spring. A baseball school will train rookies starting Sept. 1 under Fohl and his two scouts Bill Rapp and Jack McCallester, with Tv an Howard possibly teaching.
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Bob McRoy
Joe Boehling
Fred Coombe
Guy Morton
James Bagby
Stan Coveleskie
Otis Lambeth
al Gould
Fred Beebe
Ed Klepfer
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Bill Brennan Recalls Eastward Triumphs and a Diamond
Chicago heavyweight Bill Brennan recounts his rise with 27 straight wins in the East and 24 knockouts. In Rochester he met a wealthy admirer who bet a diamond ring on Brennan and later revealed the bet was five cigars, sparking Brennan's interest in the wager's modest nature.
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Nashville Wins Southern Association Pennant
The Nashville club clinched the Southern Association pennant by defeating Little Rock in Nashville, pulling nine games ahead of New Orleans with eight games remaining.
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Weatherbeaten Straw Hat Debuts In Autumn Hues
A Delano cap rises as the season’s choice with autumn tones of green blue yellow and red. The new flat peak is highlighted as an innovation. Prices quoted at one fifty and two are described as very low for such values.
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Hats on sale at HATS a School St store
A local shop announces fall hats in its boxes at 278 Washington St and invites customers to view them this evening before closing at 10 30.
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Odds and selections loom in mill and Sweden trip debates
The article discusses rivalries between White and Welsh in a mill, predicting Welsh as slight favorite and White able to contend. It also lists athletes named for a proposed Swedish trip, with Ted Meredith in middle distances and Joe Loomis in sprints and jumps. A third man will be chosen after the Newark A A U championships on Sept 9.
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