Dodgers Edge Braves in Thirteen Inning Thriller
Brooklyn rallies to beat Boston 2 1 in thirteen innings as Daubert ties game with a ninth inning single and Hummel delivers the decisive hit. Stack and Dickson pitched well in a late tense baseball clash at night.
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Hummel
Miller
Braves
Titus
Devlin
Northen
Jake Daubert
Smoke” Stack
Boston
Fisher
Brooklyn
Stack
Sweeney
Daubert
Wheat
McDonald
Bridwell
Dickson
Rigler
Fioneran
AB. R
Seer
Cutshaw
Kirkpatrick
Vane Campbell
Red Sox Overwhelms Senators as Washington Youth Fail to Hold Lead
Boston wins easily behind Rays Collins pitching and timely hitting. Milan and Gandil produce two hits apiece for the Sox while Engle struggles early and is withdrawn. Gardner and Yerkes spark late rallies as Boston builds a four run cushion and keeps Washington from mounting a comeback.
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Engel
Sox
Washington
Griff
Groomé
Hughes
Johnson
Ray Collins
Milan
Gandil
Washingtons
Heinie Wagner
Boston
Yerkes
Wagner
Speaker
Collins
Senators
Gardner
Lewis
Bill Carrigan
Carrigan
Ainsmith
AB Hooper
Engle
Foster
Shanks
Taporte
Moran
McBride
Nnee
Gallia
Musser
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Hngel
Col Gallia
Lins
Itooper
Connolly and
Hart
Giants Split With Phillies in Doubleheader
New York and Philadelphia split a twin bill with the Giants taking the opener 5 to 2 and the Phillies winning the second 4 to 2. Tesreau allowed scattered hits in game one while Chalmers and Marquard starred in the nightcap as key hits and errors shaped the outcomes.
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Philadelphia
New York
Moore
Tesreau
Chalmers
Marquard
Paskett
Luderus
Walsh
Devore
Baseball in Brief Form Remaining Red Sox Schedule
Baseball in Brief Form lists future Red Sox games by date and opponent. The schedule shows matches against Washington Chicago St Louis Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia with venues at Fenway Park, Chicago, St Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington through late September to early October.
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Red Sox
Washington
Fenway Park
Chicago
St. Louis
St Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Positions of leading teams in the American League
The Red Sox lead the American League with an 18 percent games advantage over Washington and a 13 game edge on Philadelphia. They sit 271%%4 games ahead of Chicago in the standings.
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Red Sox
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Games to Play American Basketball Scores
Boston 27 Detroit 24 Washington 24 Cleveland 27 Philadelphia 27 New York 28 Chicago 28 St. Louis 27. Local standings show tight scoring across teams.
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Positions of NL Leaders Highlight New York Lead
The New York club sits six games ahead of Chicago in the National League standings. They hold a big margin over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as the pennant race progresses.
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National League
New York
Chicago
Pitere
Philadelphia
Standings Snapshot From National Basketball League Board
A compact tally lists team abbreviations with Brooklyn 30 and Philadelphia 80 among others, showing a mixed spread of scores and positions across the circuit. The data appears as a fragmented table from the league’s latest update.
Rival Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Segmented by Regions
Players from Washington face Boston while St. Louis visits Detroit and Cleveland travels to Chicago. Philadelphia hosts New York as Boston meets Brooklyn. New York plays Philadelphia and Pittsburg hosts St. Louis with Chicago visiting Cincinnati. New England teams mix in with Lawrence New Bedford Lowell Brockton Lynn Haverhill and Worcester Fall River.
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New York
Chicago
Bes Teen Peenes Ewes
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Louis Reer
Ewer
Steine
Cca
Boston
Brooklyn Oper
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Merkle
Herzog
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Ravanpaeng
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Washington
Detroit
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Fall River
Brockton Es
New Bedford
Lynn Wemrere
Lowell
Haverhill
Lawrence
Rere
Worcester Pee
National
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New England
Brockton
Lynn
Local Baseball Scores From Hartford and Waterbury Series
Beizete Meeke beat Hartford 7 to 1 while Waterbury defeated Bridgeport 11 to 5. In another game Springfield beat New Haven 9 to 5.
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Beizete-Meeke
Hartford
Waterbury--Bridgeport
Waterbury
Springfield-New Haven
Springfield
International League recap at Baltimore and Rochester
In Baltimore Baltimore tops Jersey City 10 to 2 in game one and 8 to 3 in game two. Buffalo defeats Toronto 9 to 4. Rochester shuts out Montreal 5 to 0.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Evandale A. C. Announces Sept 7 14 Lineup in Dorchester
Evandale A. C. lists Lincoln Juniors as preferred opponents for September 7 and 14 at Savin Hill area. Half fares noted, pricing in yen. Contact John Nitchle at 250 Savin Hill avenue Dorchester for details.
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Evandale A. C
Lincoln Juniors
John x. Nitchle
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Harrisburg Wins Tri-State League Pennant
Harrisburg clinched the Tri-State baseball league pennant on the season’s final day. Allentown finished second, followed by Trenton Wilmington Atlantic City Reading New York and Chester in order.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Allentown
Trenton
Wilmington
Atlantic City
Reading
New York
Chester
Pitcher Ralph Works Released From Detroit Club
Detroit reports that Ralph Works, a four year member of the Detroit baseball team, is released to Providence in the International league.
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Detroit, Mich
Ralph Works
Detroit
Providence
South Boston A A seeks fast elevens for game
The South Boston Athletic Association invites top football teams in the state to play a match. Full expenses paid for 12 players. Contact John Callanan at 180 West Ninth Street, South Boston.
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South Boston A. A
John Callanan
West Ninth Street
South Boston
McGraw Seeks Woman Suffrage Support in Town Race
Johnny McGraw advocates for Mrs. Britton and the Cardinal owner in a local mayoral contest. The excerpt hints at McGraw’s willingness to back female candidates, highlighting gender politics in the town’s election.
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Johnny Mc Graw
Muggsy
Mrs. Britton
Gianta
Collins a Pitcher Worth Looking Over
Ray Collins of Boston emerges as a strong southpaw option with 12 wins and four defeats after yesterday's victory. The Vermont native, once underestimated during south training, has posted the best work of his career for the Sox, surpassing peers like Johnson, Wood, and Marquard in recent pitching records.
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Johnson
Wood
Marquard
Ray Collins
Boston
Collins
Sox
Yankees Beat Athletics 6 to 1 Behind Coombs
New York toppled Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Coombs pitched for the Yankees. Daniels tripled with three on in the sixth, while Chase’s hitting and Barry’s fine fielding highlighted the game. Lelivelt also starred, robbing Baker of a homer in the eighth.
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Coombs
Daniels
Chase
Barry
Lelivelt
Baker
E McMillan
A? . Chase
Desieia
Sereere Sa
Simmons
Hartzell
Sweeney
Warhop
Philadelphia
Petra S ) McInnis
RFA
OB Strunk
Rte
Lapp
Erteaes Coombs
Maggert
Strunk
Paddock Colina
Serre
Valle Ap Warign
Geom
Back River Club Beats Toronto Hunt in Polo Clash
Montreal's Back River Club defeated Toronto Hunt Club 4 to 2 in Toronto games of the polo tournament. Friday’s scheduled final features Toronto Hunt and Buffalo first teams.
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Toronto
Ont
Toronto Hunt Club
Back River Club
Montreal
Toronto Hunt
Buffalo
Willys to stop yearly model changes for Overland Garford cars
President Willys states Overland and Garford will be produced daily without pattern changes to boost efficiency. U.S. auto exports in 1912 reached about 21,757 vehicles valued at 21.55 million dollars with foreign markets growing to nearly 30 million including parts. Goodrich tires praised for reliability in Marmon and farm runs, while Marmon announces inclusion of Hartford jack and Truffault-Hartford absorber as standard equipment.
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Overland Motor Cars
John N. Willys
Garford
Overland
Willys
Overland and Garford
Division of Statistics
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Hawaii
Porto Rico
United States
Hawaiian Islands
B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich
Minneapolis Automobile Club
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Peerless Motor Car Company of
New England
Westgate
Boyleton’ Street
Boston
Bates
Diamond Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
White Mountains
Marmon
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Indianapolis
Marmon Company
Demaree Sold to Giants for 7000 and Players
Al Demaree crack pitcher for Mobile was sold to the New York Giants for 7000 dollars and several players. He left for Philadelphia to report to the Giants as they battle in the Southern league race. McGraw had wanted him earlier but Finn kept him until the race finished. Demaree will be eligible for the world series.
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Mobile
Ala
al Demaree
New York Giants
Giants
Philadelphia
McGraw
Demaree
Finn
Birmingham
Lawn tennis title race advances at Merion in early rounds
In Philadelphia the 82d intercollegiate lawn tennis event at Merion progresses with 24 players reduced to 10. Princeton stars survive as G M Church dominates Yale rival A H Man Jr, while Dartmouth newcomer J G Nelson shines. Standings show Pennsylvania leads with six points, Harvard and Yale close behind.
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Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
G. M. Church
Princeton
A. H. Man, Jr
Yale
J. G. Nelson
Dartmouth
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princton
Columbia
H. W. Jones
H. W. Webber
W. M. Washburn
W. H. Mace
Gates
G. A
McKean
H. W. Page
J. R. Montgomery
Mel Sheppard Stars in Worcester Meet Under Electric Lights
Melvin Sheppard won the 440 yard dash at the New England fair athletic meet in Worcester defeating 15 rivals with a time of 55 15 seconds. J Halfenstine of Brookline Gym A A was second and Stanley Mayo of North Dorchester A A third. Ted Meredith of Mercersburg Academy ran the half mile as scratched entry but did not contend with the leaders.
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Worcester
Melvin Sheppard
New England
J. Halfenstine
Brookline Gym
A. A
Stanley Mayo
North Dorchester A. A
Ted Meredith
Mercersburg Academy
Billy Patten Wins On Worcester Track
Worcester event reports Billy Patten winning the free for all on the half mile track with owner William O'Neil of Lexington driving. The race was decided after five heats amid other notable results including Cecilian Belle winning the 2:18 pace stake and Kohara taking the 2:38 trot money.
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Worcester
Greendale
Billy Patten
William O’neil
Lexington
Cecilian Belle
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Kohara
F. A. Amidon
Cravath Poised As Home Run King In National League
Former Red Sox slugger Charles Cravath shows promise to lead the NL in home runs. Gary, though not a regular with the Phillies, has already struck ten circuit clouts this season. Cravath’s power drives games, making him one of the league’s heaviest hitters since Anson and Delehanty.
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RED Sox
Charles Clifford Cravath
Gary
Phillies
Cravath
Pop
Anson
Delehanty
St Louis Browns Eye Emerging Pitching Talent for Next Season
The St Louis Browns show a improving pitching group led by Hamilton Alli son Baumgardner and Mitchell though question marks remain on pressure performance. Baumgardner's off field temptations pose a risk to development while the club would benefit from a catcher and two stronger outfielders with Stovall healthy as the key to potential success next season.
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Stovall
Hamilton
Allison
Baumgardner
Mitchell
Browns
Wilkesbarre Club Rises to First After 234th Win
The Wilkesbarre New York league team climbed from seventh to first place after their 234th straight win yesterday. Bill Clymer’s squad looks set to clinch the title as they dominate the standings and push toward another championship.
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Wilkesbarre
New York
Bill Clymer
Bullet Thoney Stays Hot With Consistent Base Hit Pace
In the international league, Bullet Thoney continues to deliver regular base hits, maintaining his status as a steady offensive threat for his team. His recent performances reflect consistent contact and improved run production.
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Bullet Thoney
Harmsworth Cup Won as Maple Leaf IV. Triumphs
England captured the Harmsworth cup at Huntington New York as Maple Leaf IV won the third and deciding international motorboat race of 80 miles in 47 46. Baby Reliance III led early but finished second by 1 06 with no other finishers. Mechanical failures halted Baby Reliance II Mona and Ankle Deep during the event.
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Huntington
N. Y
England
Maple Leaf IV
Baby Reliance III
America
Baby Reliance II
Mona
Ankle Deep
Kilbane Beats Dundee in Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland easily outpointed Johnny Dundee in a ten round match in New York. Dundee rushed early but Kilbane controlled with sharp left jabs and elusive movement. Kilbane maintained the edge in every round, while Abe Attell watched from ringside. Williams defeated Brown and Delaney beat Picato in supporting bouts.
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New York
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny Dundee
Dundee
Kilbane
Mickey Brown
Boston
Cal Delaney
Babe” Picato
Los Angeles
Ordinance Allows Unlimited Boxing With Certification
Salt Lake City officials pass an ordinance permitting boxing contests of unlimited duration. Managers must certify that the events are not prize fights, signaling a shift in local regulation of bout rules.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Boxing card set for next Tuesday at the Arena
Matchmaker Mc Lean of the Pilgrim A. A. arranged three 10 round bouts for next Tuesday night at the Arena. Dave Deshler of Cambridge faces Johnny Willets of Philadelphia in the opener, followed by Dave Kurtz of New York versus Tommy Howell of Philadelphia, and Frank Picato of California against Frank Loughrey. Members with blue cards must exchange them by Sept. 9 as old cards will not be honored.
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The
Pilgrim A. A
Arena
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Johnny Willets
Philadelphia
Eddie Murphy
Dave Kurtz
New York
Tommy Howell
Howell
Ray Bronson
Old Armory A. A
Frank Picato
California
Frank Loughrey
Loughrey
Tommy Quill
Armory
Tigers Run Away From White Sox
Detroit defeated Chicago 12 to 4 in a one sided game ending the Tigers' visit. Scott faced seven hits and five runs in four innings before Douglass finished. Manager Callahan released First Baseman McLarry and added recruit from Austin, Tex. to Western league Lincoln club.
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Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
Scott
Douglass
Des Moines
Callahan
McLarry
Austin
Tex
Lincoln
Were Overlooked by Cleveland Scouts and Naps
A lighthearted note about presidential candidates seeking favor from the Cleveland scouts and the Naps having many agents in the bushes, implying strong political influence and surveillance in a playful tabloid tone.
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Cleveland Scouts
Naps
Herrmann’s Picks Fold Into Giants of Other Clubs
Garry Herrmann has named numerous managers for his squad, but all are currently serving at other major league teams.
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Garry Herrmann
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