Scott Shuts Phils Fast Ball Duel For 2–0 Win
Jack Scott and Frankie Gibson star as the Braves topple the Phillies 2 to 0 in a brisk one hour nine minute matinee. Scott’s fastball and control overpower Philadelphia while Ray Powell supplies both hits and the decisive runs in a sharp pitchers duel. The game marks one of the season’s fastest and shortest contests.
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Scott
Frankie Gibson
Jack
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Phillies
Scottie
Ray Powell
Little Mister Betts
Mitchmen
Billy Southworth
Three Phils reach base as no-hit bid ends in ninth
Three Phil players reach base as Betts breaks Scott's no-hit bid in the sixth with a centre field poke. Scott and Monroe strand Peters and Wrightstone, but Monroe singles in the ninth before Miller retires the side. Cy Williams roves in centre, making sparkling catches to foil Braves hitters.
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Boston
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B. Powell
Sesvesse Southworth
Christenbury
Cruise
A. E. Monroe
Pee
Seo Wildee
Oy Veil
Rigler and
Moran
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King
Scott
Betts
Phil
Peters
Wrightstone
Monroe
Ford
Boeckel
Miller
Cy Williams
Yankees Win as Babe Ties Mark
New York wins in a game where Babe Ruth ties the mark. Ruth hits a home run and Walkers, Pipp, and other Yankees produce key hits. Shawkey allows six hits over four innings while Keefe gives up six in four. Freeman and Naylor record pitching notes as umpires Goriarty Wilson and Connolly call the game in 2 hours 19 minutes.
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Naylor
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Connolly
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Fon McCann
Peee Ee Galloway
J Walker
Seteeers Freeman
Yoder
Eweeree Eaee
Eareee
Greatest slugging in league sets record in Detroit Chicago game
Detroit and Chicago combined for 35 runs and 42 hits as they set an American League record. Notable performances include home run by Sheely and multiple three base hits from Sheely Mostil Mulligan Merritt Hodge. Pitching saw Leonard and Middleton yielding many hits while Fenner and Kerr faced heavy workload. Umpires Owens and Dineen officiated, time 2h 20m.
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Rive
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Ceses Bassler
Eessarsss Feonard
Deceseess
We Aeneere Holling
Woodall
Eeees Tees Oldham
Secseees
Reds Cap Off Lopsided Win Over St Louis 10-3
Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 10 to 3 as Pfeffer exited after six innings. Roush injured a leg while running bases and retired from the game.
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Cincinnati
Pfeffer
St. Louis
Roush
Pirates Bumped by Cubs in Timely Chicago Rally
In Pittsburg on September 9 Chicago capitalized on hard hitting while Cooper struggled in the box. Barnhart belted a three run homer with two aboard to tie the score. Freeman was relieved by Jones who faltered in the ninth before Alexander finished a double play to end the game at 8 to 5.
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Aenee Merney
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Tervey
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