Plank Trails Hughes as Athletics Fall to Highlanders 3 2
Eddie Plank pitched well for the Athletics but the Highlanders beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 at New York. Birdie Cree homered in the seventh to put the Highlanders ahead. Eddie Collins miscue and fielding errors helped the A's scoring. Daniels and Lord made highlight plays in New York despite the loss.
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Tigers Defeat the Naps in Hard-Hitting Game
Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 2 in a brisk game noted for heavy hitting and limited scoring. Cleveland had baserunners in every inning except the last as Birmingham's fielding and Schmidt and Crawford's bats stood out.
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Penns Squad Leaves for First Practice
Fourteen Penn football candidates depart Philadelphia for Mount Gretna to begin preliminary practice, lasting until Sept. 19 before the full squad reports to Franklin Field. George Brooke former Captain Miller and Head Coach Smith accompany the group.
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Cubs boast double fortification with Kling and Archer
The club that is fortified in catchers stands stronger with Kling and Archer. This pairing gives the Cubs a distinct defensive edge not found in other clubs.
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Leaders scrambling after today's game results
No clear winner emerged as Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Detroit posted mixed scores and shaky performances. The day left several leaders separated by narrow margins amid inconsistent shooting and turnovers.
Browns Win the First and White Sox Take the Second
St Louis and Chicago split a doubleheader with the home team taking the opener 2 to 1 in 10 innings and the White Sox winning the nightcap 5 to 2. Highlights include two-base hit by Stone and a three-base blast by Lord. Pitching featured Lange with 10 strikeouts and Olmstead in relief for St Louis.
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Bridgeport and New Britain Lead In Early Scores
Bridgeport defeated Hartford 2 to 0 and New Britain beat Northampton 6 to 4 in the first game. In the second games New Britain won Northampton 5 to 0. Springfield topped Holyoke 1 to 0 in five innings in the first game. Holyoke edged Springfield 2 to 1 in five innings in the second game. New Haven triumphed over Waterbury 6 to 4.
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Previous Sox Athletics games results list
A chronology of results between the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Athletics with dates, locations, and winning pitchers. Entries include April 22 Boston 0 Philadelphia 3 Krause Hall. April 23 Boston 3 Philadelphia 5 Plank Cicotte. May 2 Philadelphia 7 Boston 6 Plank Cicotte Wood. May 3 Philadelphia 2 Boston 0 Krause Wood. May 28 Boston 8 Philadelphia 9 Plank Wood Hall. May 30 Boston 1 Philadelphia 5 Coombs Cicotte Smith Arellanes. May 30 Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 Collins Krause. May 31 Boston 1 Philadelphia 0 Collins Morgan. May 31 Boston 4 Philadelphia 1 Bender Arellanes Hall. June 25 Philadelphia 2 Boston 1 Plank Collins. June 27 Philadelphia 6 Boston 2 Krause Cicotte Hall. June 27 Philadelphia 3 Boston 1 Bender Samuth. June 28 Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 Karger Coombs. June 29 Philadelphia 6 Boston 4 15 innings Hall Morgan Krause.
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Remaining Red Sox Games in Boston
Today the Boston Americans return home for a three game series with Philadelphia and New York. This will be the last camp on Huntington avenue grounds as the team moves to the West for future battles.
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Red Sox Face Connie Mack Boston Visit Contender Series
Patsy Donovan eyes two wins in a three game set with Connie Mack's Athletics at home. Boston trails New York and Philadelphia in the standings as Detroit Washington Cleveland Chicago and St Louis results frame the race for second place unless the locals overturn the top club.
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Sports matchups listed for regional and national games
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Selecting staff for the Athletics and Cubs
Evaluation weighs Coombs, Bender and Plank for the Athletics against Brown, Ruelbach and Cole for the Cubs, focusing on leadership, reliability and game management to balance roster needs.
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King Cole Triumphs in Hot Cincinnati Duel
King Cole again beat Cincinnati 5 to 6 in a pitching duel with Burns. Three timely eighth inning drives secured the win for Chicago as timely hitting sealed the contest.
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Bunched Hits and Errors Put the Phillies Down
Philadelphia fell 5 to 7 as Brook hit well and fielding miscues by the Phillies aided the visitors. Rucker kept the home team off balance with strong pitching and timely hits.
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Eastern League Scores Two Games In Toronto Rochester Doubleheader
Toronto defeats Rochester 4 3 in 11 innings in the first game then wins 7 4 in the second. Buffalo beat Montreal 3 1 in the first game and 7 4 in the second. Baltimore forfeits to Jersey City 9 0. Providence tops Newark 5 2.
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Doves Slam Giants After Rough Start
New York Giants ease nerves after a rough Monday by overpowering the Boston Base Ball Club 6 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. The Giants improved spirits with a decisive win over the visitors.
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Giants Top Beaneaters 6 2 as Crandall Shines at Polo Grounds
At New York on September 6 the Giants defeated Boston 6 to 2 in front of the smallest Polo Grounds crowd of the year. Otie Crandall pitched effectively, yielding five safe hits, while Red Murray belted a pair of extra base hits and drove in key runs including a two base hit in the second and a line single in the fourth. Devlin and Meyers also contributed, with Murray adding a double steal to the Giants’ tally.
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Bresnahan Tops St Louis Popularity After Cardinal Wins
Roger Bresnahan becomes the city’s most popular figure as the Cardinals defeat the Giants and play their strongest game against New York, boosting local admiration for the team and its star catcher.
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