Labor Day Baseball Punctuated by Double Wins Across Leagues
Detroit and Philadelphia swept both Labor Day games to widen their AL lead as Boston and Cleveland split with New York and Chicago. Boston suffered two odd losses amid yellow play, while Detroit’s Mullin dominated in the afternoon. Philadelphia won the first 8 2, then lost the second in 10 innings. Cleveland won morning, White Sox won afternoon. Large crowds, near 35 000 in Boston. fans lamented erratic play and praised Joe Wood's pitching amid hostile support.
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Red Sox and Highlanders Play a See-Saw Classic Morning Tilt
Boston and New York battled through a seesaw game with tied scores late. Tris Speaker homered to force extra innings as Hal Chase and Chase’s homer for the Highlanders highlighted the offensive flurries. The Red Sox finally won in the 10th on McConnell’s hit and Manning’s wild pitch.
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Red Sox Rally and Collapse End in Loss to Highlanders
In an afternoon game Boston missed chances early and late. Carrigan erred on a double play attempt in the second, the Highlanders capitalized in the third, and New York pulled ahead before a disastrous ninth inning sealed Boston’s fate. Speaker, Demmitt, and Keeler produced key hits for Boston. Knight, Orth, and Engle sparked New York’s late rally as Wood, Hughes, and Wilson handled pitching duties.
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White Sox Triumph Quietly Over Cubs in Morning Game
Cleveland defeated Chicago this morning with little effort. The pitching outperformed Scott as the pitcher held firm throughout the contest. Major league teams in action provided a brisk win for Cleveland and a subdued morning showcase for Chicago.
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White Sox Rally In Afternoon Comeback Over Cleveland
Chicago wins afternoon game by capitalizing on Berger pitches as Dougherty belt two base hits and a three base hit with bases loaded. Olmstead allows several Cleveland hits but keeps damage limited to one big inning. Stovall Isbell and Isbell infield twin plays.
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Wildness Helps Athletics to Win
Philadelphia defeated Washington 8 to 2 in a morning game as wild pitching by Washington paired with timely hits from Philadelphia produced the victory. Schaefer was ejected from the game by umpire Sheridan.
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Athletics Win Where They Had Almost Lost
In a late comeback, Philadelphia drives in the winning run as substitutes enter in the eighth to ten innings. Plank allows two base hits while Groom fends off Washington in a tense 2 hour 23 minute game with six strikeouts for Plank and seven for Groom.
Tigers Beat Browns in Slugging Bee
The Tigers defeated the Browns in a high scoring slugfest. Key players delivered solid hits and drove in runs to secure the win.
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Mullin Invincible After First Inning
Batted for Graham in ninth. Two-base hits by D Jones Bush Delehanty Moriarty Griggs. Sacrifice hits by T Jones and Delehanty. Stolen bases Cobb T Jones Stone Hoffman. Double plays Hartzell Ferris Griggs Hartzell Griggs. Left on bases Detroit five St Louis ten. Bases on balls Mullin five Graham one. Struck out Mullin eight. Time fifty two minutes. Umpires Perrine and Evans.
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Sports Pairings Across Leagues in Regional Matches
In the National slate Boston meets New York while Philadelphia faces Brooklyn and Chicago clashes with Pittsburg. American section listsBoston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia with Cleveland at Detroit and Cincinnati at St Louis. New England games include Lawrence at Haverhill Worcester at Brockton and Lynn at Lowell.
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McLaughlin Leans Norwood Press to 7 1 Win Over Malden
McLaughlin held Malden to three scratch hits as Norwood Press defeated Malden 7 to 1 at Berwick Park. It was Malden’s first loss of the season.
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Worcester Takes First Place In New England League Race
Worcester jumped to first in the New England league by winning two from Haverhill as Brockton lost twice to Lynn. Falls River took two from New Bedford. Lowell and Lawrence split. Included were notes on player hits and fielding, with detailed game statistics and umpires.
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Running out base line in Worcester at Haverhill game
One man out for running out base line. Worcester 10502001, Haverhill 90900900901020. Runs by Shaw Bradley Rondeau Logan Russell twice Kiernan McCune Owens Connaughton Merrill. Two base hits by Rondeau Russell Briggs. Sacrifice hits Yerkes Bradley Shaw. Double play Connaughton Merrill Cox. Left on bases Worcester seven Haverhill eight. Walks Lessard three Owens two. Owens struck out nine. Time two hours. Umpire Rorty.
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Worcester Beats Haverhill 6 1 In Second Game
Worcester wins 6 to 1 over Haverhill in the afternoon game. Pitcher Sline and solid batting lead the victory. Worcester shows dominant performance on the mound and at the plate.
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Fall River blanked New Bedford in morning game
Fall River won 4 to 0 as New Bedford failed to hit. Nichols Clemens and Devine scored for Fall River with strong pitching from Fullerton who struck out six batters. Game details list defensive plays and miscues, with bases loaded errors and timely hits shaping the shutout.
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Fall River Beats New Bedford 7 in Ninth Inning Rally
Fall River 7 New Bedford 5 in New England game. Nichols Clemens Devine Bow contribute runs as O'Connor bats in ninth to spark the comeback.
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Lowell Triumphs 6-4 Over Lawrence in Afternoon Tilt
Lowell defeated Lawrence 6 to 4 this afternoon as Labelle drove in runs and kept baserunners in check. The game featured Lowell’s timely hitting and solid defense to secure the win.
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