Pilgrims Take Hal of Double Header
The Yankees split a doubleheader with Boston on September 3 in New York. The first game went 10 innings with Boston winning 3 to 2. Unglaub drove in the decisive run. In the second game New York slugged to a 10–5 finish after Near allowed a homer and three extra hits but the Yankees answered with four in the final inning.
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Athletics win two but Collins is hurt
Philadelphia defeated Washington in a double header with solid hitting but ragged defense. Third baseman Collins injured his ankle sliding into third bas e yesterday and may miss the rest of the season.
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Detroit Beats Chicago 9 to 6 in Odd Game
Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 6 in a strange afternoon contest. White faced 25 batters as the visitors pounded his delivery, yet with half their support he might have held them.
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Nashua Fair Horse Racing Postponed by Rain
Nashua New Hampshire race events at the fair were delayed due to steady rain. organizers halted live racing for the day and did not set a resumption time.
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Giants Share Games With the Dodgers
New York and Brooklyn split a double header with a 2 0 win by the locals and a 1 0 win by the visitors. Weather postponed games and forced schedule changes including pending double headers against Murray's Quakers and upcoming matches with the Phillies and Giants.
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National league scores show Chicago routs Nationals
In St Louis on September 3 Chicago defeated the St Louis Nationals 5 to 0. The game featured a dominant Chicago offense and a shutout by their pitcher.
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St. Louis Beats Cleveland 1–0 on Jones Single
St. Louis defeated Cleveland 1 to 0 as Jones drove in the lone run with a single and Dineen added a triple.
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Open Golf Tournament Begins with McBurney Victory
The Stockbridge golf club opened its annual tournament with the first round of match play. Malcolm McBurney of Stockbridge beat S W Barrows of Brae Burn Newton 1 up after 19 holes in a featured match.
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Boxing Upsets and Promising Contenders Stir評
The piece surveys boxing shocks including Ketchell’s upset of Thomas in San Francisco and Schreck’s loss to Kauffmann, noting Ketchell’s rise and Mellody’s hold on the welterweight title. It discusses paper favorites, possible matchups with Britt, Gans, Papke, Langford, and Erlenborn, and quotes Denver promoter Corbett advocating shorter no decision bouts to speed top contenders into fame.
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Boston wrestler seeks Sundstrom in Worcester match
Carl Miller of Boston weighs over 175 pounds and seeks a Greco Roman or catch as catch can wrestling match with Oscar Sundstrom in Worcester. He offers to wrestle for a side bet or gate receipts and will post his forfeit with a local sporting writer.
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Christie Races Here Sept 14 Postponed Meet
The Bay State Automobile Association race meet moved from Labor Day to Saturday Sept 14 due to unsafe track conditions. Christie is set to appear in St Paul next Saturday, overlapping with a large motorists meeting, prompting the delay.
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Worcester Fair Half Mile Race Won by Frank Golden
Rain at the Worcester fair postponed all races except the half mile event. Miss E Seeley's Frank Golden won the half mile in two straight heats for a $100 purse. The field included Driftwood Gl. Pf Nugent Kinsborough Rosemeath Donate and Pine Bs with final times noted.
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Monsort Wins Dolphin Stakes At Sheepshead Bay
On a heavy track in New York Monsort the favorite won the Dolphin stakes one mile and a furlong. Dugan pushed him through on the rail to beat Smiling Tom by a length with Killaloe third. Johnny Blake took the Patridge stakes amid several withdrawals. Other winners included Roseben Tom Dolan Welbourne and Dixon Belle.
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Eastern League Scores From Buffalo Rochester and Providence
Buffalo split with Montreal 2 1 and 4 1. Toronto beat Rochester 10 4 then Rochester 3 2. Jersey City defeated Baltimore 10 3. Providence won 5 0 and 4 2 against Newark.
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Rain Shortens Twin City Baseball Doubleheader
In Pittsburg on September 3 rain halted the first game after Cincinnati benefited from Werfield’s timely hits, while Pittsburg failed to capitalize against Ewing in the delayed second contest. The score remained unsettled as games were cut short by rain.
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Hartford Meeting Postponed on Drizzly Track
Hartford Conn Sept 3 Today's Grand Circuit meeting was postponed due to drizzly weather and a heavy track.
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John Anderson Aims to Join Worcester Police Force
Worcester Sept 3 John Anderson once star of the Washington Americans has quit baseball for a carpentry life and now seeks a police career He has applied for Civil Service examination papers and plans to take the next test He believes he will pass the physical and mental tests and secure an appointment saying he will land all right
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Baseball and cricket notes from a tense double header
Double header action begins at 2 o'clock with the Pilgrims facing the Senators and the Doves meeting the Quakers. Beaumont leads Magee as the National League second batsman. Magee needs a productive day after a hit and a miss. Umpire Johnstone plans surgery for appendicitis and blames Fred Clarke of Pittsburg for past trouble. Cubs aim to tie last year by winning most remaining games, while White Sox dispute a home run call and Frank Chance rests with sciatic rheumatism in Hot Springs.
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