New London Beats New Haven Doubleheader 2 Wins
New London defeats New Haven 5-3 in game one and 3-0 in game two at New London. Dowd Hammong, Deininger and Bemis lead offense with key hits as Crum and Walker hold rallying foes to limited runs. Springfield edges Lawrence 3-2.
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New Haven
Po.a
Rave—Dowd
Hammond
Deininger
Bemis
Nutter
Bradshaw
Devine
Beatty
Rhonda
Miller
Dowd
Beautty
DeNeville
Crum
Walker
Kelly
Me—Ih
Po.a. Oakes
Rbr'shaw
Iynolle
Ball
Hamm'n
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Devn
Ger
Shannoner
Flaherty
Terphy
Trout
Ricondallo
Reiger
Widward
Denoville
Woodward
Uupire
Keily
Portland Beats Worcester In Sevenths Comeback
Portland rallied in the seventh to erase Worcester’s lead as Canavan faltered. Tamm homered? five hits in five at bats led Portland with Burns Lord and Sweatt contributing. Burns and Keifer made errors for Worcester as Plitt worked nine innings for eight runs allowed.
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Worcester
Portland
Canavan
Pitt
Tamm
Po.a
Burns
Lord
Mameee Conway
Tyler
Green
Maloney
Potterger
Keifer
Bradley
Murray
Gardella
Gross
Plitt
Brown
Senators Divide With Highlanders in Doubleheader
New York and Washington split a two game set in the capital. The Senators won 6 to 0 in the opener as Johnson limited the visitors to three hits. In the nightcap Shawkey faced Shaw in a pitching duel with New York prevailing 4 to 1 in the ninth on three singles and two walks.
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Sept. T
New York
Johnson
Shawkey
Shaw
Monroe
C. Milan
Rice
Foster
Morgan
Ainsmith
ErrorLove
Hich
H. Milan
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Gharrity
Love
Moriarity
O'Loughlin
Butt Hale Lowers His Race Record at Charter Oak Park
Butt Hale the brown gelding in Tommy Murphy's stable stole the final day of the Grand Circuit meet at Charter Oak Park Hartford by winning the second heat of the special pacing event against Russell Boy and setting a new race mark of 2.023-4 while losing the overall race in two heats to Russell Boy. The other three half mile races on the card were uneventful.
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Conn
Butt Hale
Tommy Murphy
Charter Oak Park
Russell Boy
Senator Hale
Alger Beats Frankie Mack in 12 Round Feature Bout
George Alger of Cambridge defeated Frankie Mack of Beachmont in a closely fought 12 round feature at the Commercial A C. Alger led after the third and scored a fourth round knockdown with a straight left. Weight and a third round foul affected the bout but no claim was made.
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Cambridge
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Commercial A. C
Alger
Jimmy Walsh
Mack
Shaver’ O'Brien
Johnny Emery
Charley Mack
Young Travers
Joe Flynn
Sam Bell
Frankie Britt
New Bedford
Tommy Shea
New Haven
Baseball matchups listed for leagues and cities
A schedule of interleague games shows Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington Detroit at St Louis Cleveland at Chicago in the American League. The National League hosts two games at Boston with others at New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati. The Eastern League features Hartford Bridgeport New London New Haven Lawrence Springfield Portland Worcester.
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National Leagua
H. Boston
Serta
Brookly
Renee Teen
Brookl
Eees
New Haven
New London
Springfield
P.O
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati Wee Se
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Ewene
Washington
P.C
Lawrence Sees
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hartford
Bridgeport
Lawrence
Portland
Worcester
Cubs Beat Pirates 2 to 1 in Chicago
Cubs edge Pirates 2 to 1 with Wolter Deal and Carey driving runs. Kilduff and Zeider among hitters. Steele earns win, Carter takes loss as pitchers walk and strikeouts noted. game lasts 34 minutes in Chicago.
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Pirates
Boeckel
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Pittsburg
Nseiss
Wolter
Deal
Carey
Priors
Kilduff
Steele
Cent
Zeider
Pitler
Shick
Mollwits
Schmidt
Zelder
Merkle
Walter
Carter
Ward
Mollwitz
Bixbee
Byron and
Quigley
Penn
Pittsburgh
Eature
Ite Shick
Chica Wolter
Zeid
Prentice Named U.S. Tennis Representative in France
Ver non S. Prentice was named by the United States National Lawn Tennis Association to represent U S players in military service in France. He serves as deputy Red Cross commissioner on Major Grayson M. P. Murphy’s staff to stay connected with enlisted tennis men.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Vernon S. Prentice
France
Prentice
The
Red Cross
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Hemingway Sold to New York National Club
Chairman Herrmann of the National Commission awarded the services of infielder Hemingway, formerly with Houston, to the New York National League club. The Boston Americans claimed prior negotiations for Hemingway, but the commission ruled for New York.
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Cincinnati
Herrmann
The
National Commission Today
Hemingway
Houston
New York National League Club
Boston Americans
New York
Favorites Prosper in Woodland Fall Amateur Play
Two rounds completed at Woodland Golf Club as favorites win in all three match play divisions. In the championship bracket F J Wright of Albemarle faces L B Paton of Homestead, while H T Bond of Winchester meets Paul Tewksbury of Woodland in the other semi final. Round results show Wright and Paton advancing with several 1 up and 5 and 4 finishes in the first day, and second round wins for Paton, Bond, and Tewksbury among others.
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Albemarle
L. B. Paton
Homestead
H. T. Bond
Winchester
Paul Tewksbury
Abaetarle
L. B. Gents
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Commonwealth
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Florida
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Hatherly
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Lehane
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Malone
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Giants and Phillies Split Twin Bill in New York
The Giants and Phillies split a double header at the Polo Grounds with Philadelphia winning the opener 4 to 1 and New York taking the nightcap 2 to 1. New York won the series four games to two, as Schupp edged Rixey in a pitching duel in the second game. Rariden stroked a decisive triple in the sixth for New York, aided by Burns on a walk, a wild Adams throw, and Kauff’s single.
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Rixey
Rariden
Burns
Adams
Kauff
Schulte
Luderus
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G. Burns
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Un Defeated U S to Win the War Speech in Birkenhead
Premier Lloyd George declares the United States has a record of not knowing defeat and will sustain it in the fight against Germany. He repudiates English blame for the war and praises Russia’s potential return to leadership with allies against Prussian autocracy.
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Lloyd George
America
Birkenhead
England
Republic of the West
Germany
United States
Premier asserts German submarine figures are accurate
The premier defended German submarine data in the House of Commons, claiming the figures are correct and would deny the enemy any chance to overcome the British empire. He warned that the West faces jeopardy to freedom, praising America’s resolve and urging continued effort.
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Republic of the West
America
Premier comments on Russian news and democracy
The premier said recent Russian reports were not good and foresaw a postponement of victory but urged patience. Lloyd George praised Russian leaders as brave and patriotic, stressed the revolution’s fate, and warned on democracy’s global harm if Russia fails. He added Germany’s invasion of Russia came after other methods failed.
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Lloyd George
Riga
Germany
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