Situation Looks Ugly to Matty in National League
New York writer notes a worsening NL race after a disputed Philadelphia game led to a forfeit in favor of the Giants. Phillies pitchers Camnitz Rixey and Chalmers boost a revived Quakers while New York, despite a slump, vows to fight. Riot and crowd chaos in Philadelphia are recounted, with McGraw urging urgency as Giants cling to lead with ~30 games left.
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Red Sox president may sell amid rumors in Boston
New York September 7 Will James R McAleer and Robert McRoy stay in control of half the stock and business management of the Boston Red Sox after this year The question arises as big men in the American league fear conditions in Boston The Red Sox have dropped to second division after last fall's world championship while vying with the Boston Nationals for patronage in the hub
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Boston Red Sox ownership in flux amid rumors and fallout
McAleer has signed Bill Carri gan to manage the Red Sox next year and aims to restore prestige, while other American league figures fear Boston fans may shift to George Stalling's team. The Stahl dismissal controversy, Johnson's stance, and Mayor Fitzgerald's pressure color a tense rosters and ownership discuss period with potential sale to satisfy Johnson Taylor and Comiskey associates.
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Baseball leaders show Cleveland, Boston strong in week
Jackson of Cleveland regains lead with four point margin as Cobb drops from batting race after a single hit against Cleveland. Yingling of Brooklyn tops NL and Giants and Athletics chart shows strong run getters with Burns and Carey among leaders. Braves pitchers trim opponent batting while Red Sox improve team batting and fielding. notable gains by Hess Myers and Sweeney with Zinn leading Braves at .359 before week’s losses tally.
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Goulette to wrestle Sharpe of Toronto in Boston match
Peter Goulette of Woonsocket, famed for welterweight clashes in Boston last season, meets Dave Sharpe of Toronto at the Grand Opera House on Thursday night. Sharpe carries a strong Canada reputation and aims to claim straight falls, potentially triggering a challenge from an acclaimed Boston rival.
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Hartford Wins Eastern Pennant in 1909 Style
Hartford clinched the Hastern Baseball Association title for the first time since 1909 as season ends in New Haven. Today’s Hartford Waterbury games were canceled by rain after Hartford rose to first place weeks earlier and displaced New Haven. New Haven, last year’s champions, had a strong finish but fell short.
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Comebacks Highlight 1913 Pitching Returns
The 1913 season features notable pitcher comebacks led by Ed Reulbach as a Brooklyn Giant killer holding the McGraw crew to two hits. Cashion of Washington returns after May, mixing wildness with unhittable bursts. Vean Gregg of Cleveland fans Ty Cobb three times in a nine strikeout week, despite losing his game.
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George Wiley Returns to Form at Revere Track
A telegram reports George Wiley feeling fit after a week of rest and ready to race at Revere, where he will ride tomorrow night. His comeback shifts plans from a star sprint card to a 25 mile paced race with Wiley, Percy Lawrence, and Clarence Carman as the field. Lawrence, gaining speed in recent outings, is rapidly becoming a top distance rider while previously trailing pace duties.
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Jersey City Beats Baltimore 8-3 in Open Contest
Jersey City trimmed Baltimore by eight to three in a game noted at Jersey City while Providence defeated Newark nine to seven in a separate matchup, highlighting early regional action and scoring bursts.
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Baseball in Brief Form Told in a Nutshell
A compact rundown of recent baseball happenings presents core results, standout performances, and notable standings. Key players and teams are named, with quick context on games and scores. The brief captures the season’s momentum and upcoming matchups in a fast, newspaper-card style.
New England and East Coast Games Schedule
In this slate two games headline the day with New York visiting Washington and Philadelphia visiting Boston. Also Brooklyn plays New York, St. Louis clashes with Chicago, Pittsburg faces Cincinnati, plus Brockton at Portland Lowell at Lawrence and Lynn at Worcester. New Bedford meets Fall River.
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Reds Rehire Joe Tinker to Manage 1914 Season
Joe Tinker will be re-engaged to manage the Cincinnati Reds in 1914. Relations with President Herrmann have been smoothed, easing tensions in Parkville camp as the team has played solid ball for the past two months and fans cheer the return of calm in Cincinnati baseball.
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