Cliff Curtis Powers Brooklyn Past Pilgrims in One-Run Win
In New York on September 6 Cliff Curtis pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 2 to 1 victory over the Boston Pilgrims. Curtis held Boston to three hits while Brooklyn totalled nine. Wheat homered in the second, and Curtis drove in the deciding run with an eighth inning single. Hummel’s strong defense labeled him the game’s hero.
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Houser
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Cutshaw
Wheat
Fisher
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Northern
No Hit Game For Tesreau In Double Victory
New York won both games of a doubleheader in Philadelphia ending a three day, six game stretch with five wins. Tesreau pitched a no hit victory after an official scorer reversed a disputed first inning hit initially charged to Paskett. In the second game New York won in the ninth on an error, two singles and a sacrifice as three pitchers used.
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York
Worcester
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Cooper Scatters Hits as Pirates Blank Cardinals 8–0
St Louis hosting Pittsburgh saw Cooper scatter Cardinals hits while the Pirates offense broke through with timely blows. Donlin and Mowrey had two base hits apiece, Byrne produced a three-base hit, and Butler and Carey added sacrifice plays. Pitching by Griner Geyer and Cooper limited St Louis to nil runs.
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Geyer
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Donlin
Mowrey
Byrne
Butler
Carey
Galloway
Mensor
Miller
Basle
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Eason and Johnstone
Lowell Beats Lynn in 12th on Lucky Single
Lowell defeats Lynn 1 to 0 in twelve innings as Wolfgang holds Lynn hitless through ten and Orcutt singles for the game's sole run. Waller pitches well for Lynn, four walks and five hits allowed, with four Lowell baserunners.
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Stafford
Champions Gather for All Star Revere Track Card
A strong traveling squad arrives from New Haven for the Revere track all star program. World sprint champion Frank Kramer leads 11 riders including George Wiley, Alfred Grenda, Andre Perchicot, and Clarence Carman. Wiley Collins Moran and Carman ready for a heated one hour race behind the cars with top pacemakers Turville Hunter Ruden Stein present.
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New Haven
Australia
France
America
Frank %. Kramer
George Wiley
Alfred Grenda
Andre Perchicot
Clarence Carman
Newark
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Charles Turville
Jimmy Hunter
Carl Ruden
Charlie Stein
Wiley
Collins Moran
Carman
Boniface Gets Busy in Arlington Hotel Wing Addition
A new wing is added to the Arlington hotel in Merlin Texas to serve the special needs of young pitchers John McGraw is recruiting. McGraw aims to corner the market with this effort and Jawn is pushing to secure the talent.
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Jawn
Cubs Rally in Ninth to Beat Reds 6-5
Chicago edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 in a ninth inning rally. Sheckard Cotter and Phelan delivered timely hits while Fromme drew a bases loaded walk to force in a run in the fifth.
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Sheckard
Cotter
Phelan
Fromme
Richie
Baseball in Brief Form from Lowell Pitching
A garbled report notes Meldon Woltsins of Lowell pitched in Lynn yesterday. Scattered fragments mention a near miss, a ditch, and a single play where a ball fell between Merkle and York, with the official scorer adjusting the ruling. The piece hints at Red Sox opening game of the World Series with uncertain wording.
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Lynn Westerday
Lowe
McGraw
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York
Red Sox Schedule Fragment With Multiple Opponents
The text lists random baseball fixtures including the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park against Washington Chicago Detroit Cleveland and New York with scattered dates and locations, but contains numerous garbled words and incomplete entries. It shows inconsistent month entries around September and October with city pairs and venue notes.
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Chicago
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Cleveland
Clevland
Detroit
New York
Fenway ’Park
Philadelphia
Boston
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Unclear OCR Summary of 1920s Scores
Fragmentary sports snippets show teams like Boston Philadelphia Washington Chicago and Louisville with scattered numbers. Text appears corrupted, offering no coherent game details, dates, or reliable results.
Positions of NL Leaders Show New York Leading
In the National League standings New York remains ahead of Philadelphia with a games lead over Pi eeaee and Philedulphia trailing.
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National League
New York Alames
Pi Eeaee
Philedulphia
Giants' World Trip Plan Faces Deposit Holdback
Commentary argues McGraw's idea for a round the world trip hinges on players paying large deposits to back the venture. The tone suggests skepticism and fatigue over the financial gamble.
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Giants
McGraw
Ambiguous Nineteen Thirties Schedule Snippet Improvised
Fragmentary sports schedule lists Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brookline and Chicago at Cincinnati. Other lines mix garbled names Brockten Bedford Lynn and FF rere leaving venue and teams unclear.
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Lawrence N. E. League Champion Defeats Fall River in Doubleheader
Lawrence clinched the New England league pennant by sweeping a doubleheader from Fall River. Game one ended 7 to 1 with Luyster homering as the key hit. Hoff held off the visitors until the seventh. In game two Lawrence led with four runs in four innings, Ulrich and Slattery delivering timely hits as Wormwood pitched poorly for Fall River.
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Hamilton Wild But Unhittable
Detroit fans watched Hamilton walk nine batters in the eighth inning before being relieved by Allison to preserve St. Louis' lead. Hamilton hit two batters as Wheatley, a rookie, pitched the first seven innings for Detroit in this tense game.
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World's Series Opens October Eighth in St Louis
The world championship series will begin October 8 according to American League president B B Johnson in a letter to a local paper. The AL pennant winner will not play a post season pick team. exhibition games are ruled out. The East race ends October 6 and the West on October 7. AL champions will rest two to three days before the start.
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ST. Louis
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
Herrmann Sets Date For World Series Plans in Cincinnati
Chairman August Herrmann of the National Baseball Commission said arrangements for the world championship series would be perfected at a commission meeting in Cincinnati on September 16. He offered no opinion on probable dates of the games.
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August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
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Athletics Triumph Over Highlanders in Ninth Inning Rally
Athletics beat Highlanders 2 1 in the ninth as Baker scored on a squeeze play and MeInnis reached on a bunt. Lelivelteng advanced runners, Barry drove in MeInnis with the lead run in a tight late-inning win.
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Nick Altrock Divorce Suit Charged by Wife in Cincinnati
Nick Altrock, head coach of the Washington American League team, is sued for divorce by his wife in Cincinnati. She alleges non support and seeks an absolute divorce with alimony.
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Cincinnati
Nick’” Altrock
Washington
Final Playground Meet at Columbus Avenue This Afternoon
The final playground meet at Columbus Avenue is held this afternoon at 2 20. Events include junitors intermediates and seniors. Entries close at 2 0. Two prizes in each event will be awarded.
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Duffey Praises Joe Wood and Johnson in Era of Pitching Giants
Duffey lauds Joe Wood as premier AL pitcher with fourteen straight wins and a final performance by Walter Johnson. Walter Johnson and Stahl feature in a strong pitching duel as fans anticipate the World Series. The piece also previews New England athletic championships at Tech Field and Metropolitans on Travers Island with Ted Meredith and Howard Drew slated to compete alongside local stars.
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Clark Griffith
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Meredith
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Picato Aims For Mandot Bid In Pilgrim Club Bout
Picato the California lightweight seeks a win Tuesday night at Pilgrim A C to stay in line for a title shot with Frank Loughey. Promoter Tom Carey wired Rawhide Kelley offering Picato’s team exposure for a Mandot bout after Mandot’s coast victory over Joe Rivers. Picato trained at the Arena with about a hundred fans watching.
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Frank Loughey
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Joe Rivers
Tom Carey
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