Boston Takes Lead as Athletics Defeat New York Twice
Boston regains first place in the American league amid a busy schedule. The Philadelphia Athletics beat New York twice, Boston defeated Washington with Dineen in strong form, and Cy Young is slated to pitch in Philadelphia as Boston aims for at least an even break in a double header.
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Nationals Play 2 Games Today at South End
Ned Hanlon's Brooklyns will bid farewell to 1904 with a double-header starting at 2 o'clock. Brooklyn seeks wins to gain ground on the pennant ladder as Fred Tenney hopes for his team's success. Pittinger likely faces Garvin in the opener while Red Tom Fisher meets Mitchell in the second.
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Brooklyn at Boston Two Games at Two
National basketball schedule lists Brooklyn visiting Boston for two games at 2. Philadelphia plays New York, Chicago faces Pittsburg, and St. Louis meets Cincinnati.
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Dineen And Athletics Clash In Labor Day Action
New York fell to the Athletics in a bloodless display as Dineen squared off with Patten and Lachance and Dorchester series and South End games loom. Pittinger and Fisher slated to start for Boston as crowds top 135000 across both leagues with Huntington avenue pivotal next week. Charles Doherty notes local A A matches and requests scheduling with South Bostons and Neponsets.
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Local Scores Report From Connecticut and Nearby Matches
In New Haven New Haven defeated Hartford 5 to 0 while Bridgeport routed Norwich 10 to 2. Holyoke New London and Springfield Meriden matches were rained out.
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Pittsburg Sees McCormick Drive Win in Eighth
Pittsburg game turns on McCormick two-base hit in the eighth as both teams played evenly and received solid support from teammates.
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Ferguson Seen As Threat to Jeffries From Chelsea Fighter
Boston sports discuss Sandy Ferguson as a potential challenger to Jefferies. Ferguson’s bold showings against Ruhlin Johnson and Hart are praised, with critics noting his speed defense and power. Debate centers on whether proper training and discipline can unlock his championship chances.
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Walcott to Fight Gans in San Francisco September 30
Manager Billy Pierce sails for Philadelphia with welterweight champion Joe Walcott as he prepares for a six round bout against Dave Holly. After the contest they travel to San Francisco for Walcott versus Joe Gans in a 20 round match at 142 pounds. Pierce plans a Northwest tour if feasible and possible matchups through Spokane Seattle and Tacoma.
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Charles River Life Savers Exhibition This Afternoon
An exhibition by the Charles River Volunteer Life Savers is set for Charlesbank Park this afternoon. The program features fancy diving swimming and aquatic contests with displays by Jack Glenister Peter McNally Lieutenant Arthur Sadler and Savin Hill girls life saving crew. Swimming and barge races are on the agenda.
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Big Store Teams Play Today At American League Grounds
The Jordan Marsh Company and Filene’s Sons Company baseball teams meet this afternoon at the American League grounds. First pitch is scheduled for 3 o clock.
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Baseball matchups listed for Boston Philadelphia New York Washington
The schedule shows two games between Boston and Philadelphia, plus contests featuring New York at Washington, St. Louis at Detroit, and Chicago at Cleveland.
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Dineen Shuts Out Boston as Washington Wins 7–0
Dineen staged a six hit shutout over Boston, three of his seven runs driven in by his own bat. Patten’s timely hits in Boston were countered by Washington’s flawless fielding and sharp defense. Highlight plays included Collins’ sprinting catch and Parent’s grounder stop, with Dineen striking out key Boston batters to seal the victory.
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New York Stumbles in Doubleheader Loss to Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on September, Henley and Wad dell held goal chances as New York failed to hit, the locals winning both games. Davis suffered a small hand fracture from a slide.
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Cleveland and Chicago Split Again in Baseball Action
Cleveland shut out Chicago in the first game while Chicago won the second, with Chicago rallying on hits off Rhoades. In Detroit, St. Louis split a doubleheader as Detroits pitcher Glade shut out the visitors in the second game and Jaeger pitched for Detroit in a close opener.
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