Red Sox take both ends of double header from Athletics
Boston overwhelms Philadelphia in the morning game with Burchell and Gessler leading the attack. In the afternoon Tris Speaker delivers a key triple and a ninth inning rally as the Red Sox rally to beat the Athletics and leave town with a fourgame sweep, while Arellanes and Dygert contribute solid work for Boston.
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Poor Highlanders Suffer Defeat In Twin Bill Rout
Cleveland and Chicago split a doubleheader with the Indians rolling to a 6 0 win on Joss strength and Birmingham homering while Washington swept New York 4 0 and 9 3 in two games. Chicago were held to limited hits as Cleveland’s defense and hitting sparked the opening win.
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Red Sox doubleheader features greet yesterday’s action
Tris Speaker joins the Red Sox and pairs with Lord and Arel lanes to win the afternoon game. Lord hits a great home run in the morning victory. Burchell delivers heavy hitting while Speaker Cravath make sensational running catches. Nicholl robs Burchell with a one hand grab of a line drive.
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American League Race Told in Games
Detroit leads Chicago by 3 games with Chicago ahead of St. Louis by a fraction. St. Louis tops Cleveland by 2 games as Cleveland edges Philadelphia by 6 percent. Philadelphia sits one game ahead of Boston while Boston leads Washington. New York trails by 16 games in the standings.
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Detroit Clinches Its Lead in Doubleheader
Detroit strengthens hold after morning loss as Cobb and Downs power two-base hits and Winter limits St Louis. Evening game sees Crawford and Cobb double in the fifth to seal the result. crowd sets a new morning attendance mark.
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Doves Edge Dodgers In Slow Morning Baseball Duel
Boston Beaneaters win both games at Washington Park as Brooklyn pitchers clash with Chappelle and McGann Sweeney star in the morning 1 to 0 win. In the afternoon the Beaneaters again push across the lone run for a 1 to 0 victory.
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Bennett A A. A. of Somerville Wins Doubleheader
The Bennett A A of Somerville won both games at Somerville Nunnery Hill. They defeated Lincoln A A 6 to 4 in the morning and then held Somerville A S S to nine with errorless play in the afternoon, 6 to 0.
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National League race summary from standings show tight gaps
The standings indicate New York leads Pittsburgh by one game percent while Pittsburgh tops Chicago by one game. Philadelphia stands four games ahead of New York, with Cincinnati eight games up on Philadelphia and Boston six games back. Boston leads Brooklyn by nine games and Brooklyn sits four games ahead of St Louis.
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Rival NBA Pairings Set With City Matchups
Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago St. Louis at Pittsburg Brooklyn at New York set for slated clashes across the league with high hopes and regional rivalries fueling the schedule.
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Chicago and Pittsburgh split day games in baseball doubleheader
In the afternoon Chicago shut out Cincinnati 4 hits as Coakley impressed in his first Cubs start. Pittsburgh beat St Louis 7 to 1 with heavy hitting and solid defense as Wagner and Gill turned an unusual double play.
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Pirates Hit St. Louis Hard In Morning Game
Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 9 to 7 in a batting filled morning contest. Salles moved to second base for Raymond while Brandon relieved in the fifth inning as Pittsburg built or held the lead with steady hitting.
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Somerville Swastikas Triumph Over Post Printers
A close baseball game on the Columbus avenue playgrounds saw the Somerville Swastikas defeat the Post composing room team 7 to 5. The Swastikas capitalized on the Post team’s weak hitting to secure the two run win.
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Wakefield Defeats Fort Banks 16 in High-Scoring Game
Wakefield defeated a Fort Banks team 16 to 13 on Railroad Street grounds. Both pitchers were hit hard. Maloney and Welsh plus Black Nelson and Garrity Doherty worked the batteries as Wakefield tallied runs in varied innings.
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Veterans Fire Muster Adds to Father Mathew Day Prizes
The Chicopee Company of Chicopee won first prize of 150 dollars at the Veteran Firemen's Association muster held with the Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society field day at the fair grounds. Their record was 193 feet 6 1/8 inches.
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