Red Sox Split Doubleheader With Highlanders At Polo Grounds
Boston wins the morning game 7 to 1 behind Ruth’s pitching and a Hooper home run while the Highlanders take the afternoon 4 to 3 after a late Boston error. Carrigan drives in three in the opener as Hoblitzell and Gardner contribute key hits, and in the nightcap a ninth inning rally falls short due to Cady’s passed ball and defensive miscues.
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Braves Shortstop Maranville Hospitalized After Broken Nose
Rabbit Maranville, Braves shortstop, suffered a broken nose during yesterday's afternoon game at Braves Field. A hard hit ball off the bat of Zimmerman of the New York Giants took an unexpected bound in the sixth inning and struck Maranville, who collapsed immediately after the impact.
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Rabbit Fracture May Force Early Operation After Injury
It was thought he was unconscious but he recovered and played on. After the game the pain drove him to Dr. John J. Hurley who found a fracture. He was taken to Commonwealth Hospital for temporary treatment with hopes to play against the Phillies this afternoon if possible. A nose growth requiring removal remains a separate health issue likely to be addressed sooner due to the fracture.
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White Sox take two over Browns in St Louis doubleheader
Chicago outplayed St Louis in both games 3 to 2 and 2 to 1. In game one Chicago benefiting from timely hits and three STL errors, while game two featured a pitching duel with Benz striking out ten for Chicago and Plank yielding six hits for St Louis.
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Hanover Football Advances Squad Returns As Season Opens
Hanover NH September 4. The campus scene brightens with a 25 man advance squad including Gerrish Ponder Poole Holbrook Gile Cunningham Merrill Barrows Trier Healey Montgomery Emery Glauss Jackson Neeley plus last year's promising freshmen. The team appears lighter this year especially on the line with Spears absent.
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Best Swan Russell Hats Worn bywell-Dressed Men
A brisk feature highlights Swan Russell hats as the preferred headwear of well dressed men. Tailors and merchants note the style and quality that pair with formal attire, emphasizing durability, prestige, and classic design.
Eastern League Drops Lowell and Lawrence Burkett Quits
The Eastern League dropped the Lowell and Lawrence clubs after owner Andrew Roach withdrew Lowell at Worcester. Dan O Neill said eight other clubs will finish the season on Sept 16. Burkett takes over managing the Lowell club as part of a move to finish the season with presumed indebtedness cleared.
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Lowell Triumphs 7-2 Over Worcester Behind Van Dyke Early Wildness
Lowell won the morning game in Worcester by 7 to 2 as Van Dyke struggled in the first three innings. After Lowell tallied seven runs, McGinley relieved and prevented further scoring, sealing the visitors’ win.
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Lowell and Worcester play 11 innings to 4 4 tie
Worcester and Lowell tied 4 to 4 after 11 innings in a darkness halted game at Worcester. Lowell scored all four runs in the first on five hits including a Greenhalge triple. McQuillan shut out Worcester from the second to the tenth, while Smith pitched well in late innings and Worcester wasted six of 14 hits.
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New London Tops Portland 4–3 In Morning Open
New London beat Portland 4 to 3 in a pitchers duel to seize a firmer first-place lead. Tuckey faltered in the ninth, allowing four hits and three runs after holding the lead until one out. Becker Whitehouse Odell Russell Dowell Sweatt Lonergan scored for New London. Clemens doubled. Recount shows 2h 10m game time.
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New London Captures Afternoon Game 2 to 0
New London won 2 to 0 on two hits while Durning and Hearne dominated pitching. Becker hit a two base hit while Dowell and Dowd contributed, with two stolen bases by Becker and a double play sequence Dowell Sweatt Lonergan Whitehouse Marhefka.
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Lynn Outbats Lawrence In Ten Inning Defeat
Lynn outbat Lawerence but sloppy fielding cost the home team as Lawerence wins 3 to 2 in ten innings. OConnell scores the winning run on an error after a Williams pitching lapse in the tenth. Daley two base hit Ostergren Rhonda De Neville stealings and Mahoney sacrifice hits noted. Pitching stats show Pennington Canavan Williams and Johnson. Umpire Keady and time 2h 20m.
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Tigers Split Twin Bill as Lynn and Detroit Fall Short
Lawrence beat Lynn 8 to 2 and led 1st game until darkness caused a no contest. Detroit won twice over Cleveland 11 to 8 and 7 to 5 in a slugging doubleheader, with multiple pitchers used and key hits from Chapman Veach Crawford and Cobb.
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New Haven Shuts Out Bridgeport in Sept 4 Contest
New Haven defeated Bridgeport 3 to 0 in Bridgeport as timely hitting and fielding errors by Bridgeport decided the game.
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New Haven Defeats Bridgeport In Afternoon Match
New Haven defeated Bridgeport 4 to 0 in an afternoon game on September 4, aided by timely hitting and strong pitching.
Sports Roundup Across Pages Ten Eleven and Twelve
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Battling Levinsky Wins Decision in 10 Round Fight
In East Chicago Indiana Battling Levinsky earns the decision over K O Brown of Chicago after a hard fought ten round middleweight bout Brown led the first round but Levinsky was stronger in the remaining rounds Ring side critics favored Levinsky with the victory and the crowd saw a fairly even contest overall.
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Prisoners Host First Field Day With Baseball Meet
At the State prison yesterday 700 inmates enjoyed two hours of sport including a Red Sox versus Braves ball game won 7 to 4 by the Braves. Events featured 100-yard dash in 11 seconds, sack and potato races, a 12-pound shot put, and a 2:05 relay. Officials included Colonel George B. Billings as referee and Rev. M. J. Murphy as chaplain.
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Senators Take Doubleheader From A's in Washington
Washington defeated Philadelphia 2 0 in the morning and 3 1 in the afternoon. Shaw and Ayres pitched shutout ball for the Senators while Nabors and Bush were the Philadelphia pitchers with one inning each.
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Roster Expansion Adds Two Braves Players
The Braves received two new players yesterday George Davis pitcher returns from Providence loan and Mathes a recruit second baseman from Terre Haute Central league strengthening the Boston club.
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Griffiths defeats Rivers in Canton boxing bout
Johnny Griffiths of Akron outpointed Joe Rivers of Los Angeles in a 12 round match in Canton Ohio. Griffiths led from mid bout as Rivers pressed early, but the Akron boxer dominated the later rounds to win by a clear margin in a well staged event praised as one of the best in years.
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Quincy Cigar Brand Hails New England Growth
Advertising started last January with a Boston origin claim but now reads as a New England story. The Quincy Cigar has spread from Boston to many cities and towns from the northern border, gaining broad recognition and appreciation, though its future as a regional institution remains only partly assured.
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