Red Sox Clinch Double Bill Over Athletics at Fenway Park
Boston defeats Philadelphia in both games of a double header as Foster and Pennock fare well on the mound. Hooper Speaker and Lewis lead the offense with timely hits while Carrigan’s troops play sharp defense to crush the Mackmen.
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Connie Mack
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Plank
Foster
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Mackmen
Smokey Joe Wood
Smokey
Hooper
Duffy Lewis
Janvrin
Scott
Hoblitzell
Speaker
Lewis
Jack Barry
Hobbie
Gardner
Frank Baker
Eddie Collins
Baker
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Oldring
Barry
Strunk
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Harry
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Smokey Joe
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Murphy
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Peeeweee
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Philadelphia Sincco
Collings
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Filder Joning
O' Loughlin
Brand
Golfers Reach US Amateur Semifinals in Vermont
In the third round at Ekwanok, Jerome Travers and Francis Ouimet advanced, beating Seeley and Gardner respectively. Walter Travis, W. Owens, and Roy Webb also won, with Ouimet and Travers set to meet Fownes and Seeley in the semifinal round.
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United States Golf Assn
Ekwanok
Jerome [Avers
Upper Montclair
W. P
Brooklawn
Francis Ouimet
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale
Trier
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Garden Isa
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Etween
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Stymie
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Englewood
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Webb
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Ouimet
Gardner
Erstett
Seeley
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Sas
Uniteates Golf Association
Waltér Davis
Garden City
Roy Dp
Weiglewood
Jerom Travers
Upper
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J. Seeley
W. Qynes, Jr
Ray R. Go
Gouvernor Haines Attends Centilaine Fair on Governor's Day
Williams Haines attends Centilaine fair in Waville Me on Governor's Day. Races feature teres events with purses 300 400 2309 and multiple heats. Winners include Rosa Lou Prodigal Bing Burrill Mary Shontelle and Atto-at-Law with various placements and best times recorded.
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Governorlliam T. Haines
Trimmary
Rosa Lou (Watson
Hector Secomaymond G
Maine Letchaturth
Ola
Ted
Prodigal
Bing Burrill
Gilbert Tod¢s
Roland Axtell
Atto-at-Law
Ace
Mary Shontelle
Ian S., Jr
Tommy Willtthird
Pat Hamb
Pittsburg and Baltimore split doubleheader in Federal League
In Pittsburg on Sept 3 Baltimore won the first game 5 to 2 with timely hitting while Pittsburg edged Baltimore 4 to 1 in the second game thanks to strong pitching by Barger who limited Baltimore to three hits The box scores list runs hits and errors for both games with Bailey Wilhelm Russell and Berry on Baltimore and Barger Kerr Conley Wilhelm and Russell on Pittsburg
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Barger
R.H.B. Baltimore
Pittsburg
Bailey
Wilhelm
Russell
Walker and
Berry
R.H.B. Pittsburg
Barger and Kerr
Conley
Wilhelm and
ST. Louis
Toda
Ourey
Collins
Seen
Kelly
Viox
Konetehy
Ste
Riggert
C Beck
Weer Perdue
Seer
eRoche Robinson
Poe
Dressen Perritt
Et Miller
Williams
Brooklyn and Buffalo Split Double Header in Buffalo
Brooklyn defeated Buffalo 10 to 2 in game one and lost 5 to 1 in game two, tying for fourth place in the standings. Maxwell and Land pitched for Brooklyn with Moran Wood and Blair behind them. Anderson Lavigne Chappelle Watson led Buffalo.
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Brooklyn
R.H.B
Maxwell and Land
Moran, Woodman and
Blair
R.H.E. Buylards
Sess
Anderson and Lavigne
Chappelle and Watson
Kansas City Triumphs Over St Louis in 12 Inning Battle
In St Louis on September 3 Kansas City defeated St Louis 12 to 9 after 12 innings. The box score shows Kan City 808001000208 12 runs 18 hits 4 errors and St Louis 000120040200 9 runs 11 hits 4 errors. Batteries Packard Enzenroth Keupp Willet Davenport Hartly Chapman.
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Kansas City
R.H.E. Kan
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Packard
Enzenroth
Keuppep
Willet
Davenport
Hartly
Chapman
Johnson and Indianapolis Win 5-4 on Chicago’s Weak Seventh
In Chicago on September 3 Indianapolis defeated Chicago 5 to 4. Billiard pitched well until the seventh inning when Falkenberg relieved him. Beck homered with two on, the standout moment. Batteries Billiard Falkenberg Rariden Johnson Wilson.
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Johnson
Indianapolis
Billiard
Falkenberg
Beck
R.H.E
Rariden
Wilson
Cubs blank Reds in tight Chicago win
Chicago shut out Cincinnati as Archer Killifer and Daniels produced two base hits. Schneider allowed a few runs early but the Cubs held firm through six innings, aided by Bresnahan’s sacrifice and key double plays.
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Archer
Killifer
Daniels
Schneider
Fahrer
Bresnahan
Saier
Corriden
Niehoft
Groh
Clark
Herzog
Graham
Berghammer
Humphries
Cincinnati
Leach
Williams
Ae Good
Serene
Davies Day at Red Sox Park
At Fenway Park yesterday fans from Peabody honored Chick Davies of the Athletics for his local roots and success. More than 3000 townsmen attended the doubleheader. Davies received a traveling bag and 150 dollars in gold as a gift. Dr Daniel J Kiley, a former Peabody coach, presented the tribute.
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North Attleboro
Peabody
Peabody High Nine
Davies
Late Rally Stalls in Nine as Mackmen Fall to Davis
The game features a tense seventh inning with Strunk Barry and Murphy’s hits sparking a rally that falls short. Janvrin and Hoblitzell spark a double steal and steal of home as Davis caps the game with a strikeout to seal the win.
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Lewis
Baker
McInnis
Speaker
Murphy
Strunk
McAvoy
Hooper
Pennock
Davies
Scott
Kopf
Hoblitzell
Janvrin
Gardner
Larry
Thomas
Mackmen
Thompson
Thurd
Davis
Wood
Leonard’s Heaving Wing Uninjured After Incident
It was not Cutch Leonard’s left wrist injured during horseplay but his right hand. Doctors say he may pitch in tomorrow's game.
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Cutch Leonard
Scores from three baseball games report strong offenses
Milwaukee beats Louisville 11 to 6 while Indianapolis defeats Kansas City 7 to 2 and St. Paul triumphs over Columbus 15 to 6.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
North and Red Sox seek fastest semi-pro uniformed teams
Tessie Ventulle Richmond 22684 calls for letters in this office for Arthur J. Adams football coach. Full expenses expected between 6 and 9 p m.
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Red Sox
Tessie Ventulle
Richmond
Arthur J. Adams
Labor Day Boxing Card Plans Stir Augusta Maine
Promoter Hanks of Augusta outlines Labor Day boxing with three bouts totaling 30 rounds if all go the distance. Main event pairs Bill Flemming and Mike Glover, both fighting for welter honors, at 145 pounds. Other Maine bouts include Joe LaRoche vs Young St. Louis for 110-pound Maine title and George Gilbert vs Kid Taylor in six rounds.
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Augusta
Bill Flemming
Old Town
Pine Tree
Mike Glover
South Boston
Joe LaRoche
Lewiston
Young St. Louis
Maine
George Gilbert
Kid Taylor
Skowhegan
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