Quakers Trounced by Braves 6 2 at Braves Field
The Quakers showed little life as they were beaten by the Braves 6 to 2 in a lifeless display. Cravath's club appeared resigned after a hollow loss, with further doubt cast on their World Series prospects and management.
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Brave Backs Top Quakers In Tense Philadelphia Tilt
The Braves beat the Philadelphia Quakers 4 2 as Causey limited Cravath’s men to five singles. Larry Cheney’s wildness early hurt the Quakers but Leslie Mann belted a homer for the Braves. A late two run rally and a squeeze sealed the win before a cross country trip to New York.
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Vaughn Shuts Out Pittsburg as Bulls Triumph 2–0
Vaughn was invincible for Chicago in a 2–0 win over Pittsburg at Pittsburg. Carlson pitched well but yielded two runs in the fourth after Flack walked and Hollacher advanced him on a sacrifice, with Herzog and Robertson delivering run-scoring singles. Miller closed with a scoreless ninth after Herzog sacrifice and Merkle hit.
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Golf Coach Plans Schedule Of Saturday Tournaments
Fred M. Johnson of Concord Country Club prepares a list of Saturday afternoon golf events for this month and October at the club links off the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. The annual open tournament, hosted by the Massachusetts Golf Association, will be a two day event starting Friday October 3 and finishing the following afternoon.
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Youth Take Center Stage in Veteran Sports Roundup
Arthur Duffey surveys a bustling sports page as he praises young champions Billy Johnston in tennis and Young Heron in golf while noting Ban Johnson’s influence on major leagues and Harvard Yale football talk. He recalls past stars, bets on future showdowns, and laments changing prices and leadership in early 20th century athletics.
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