Red Sox Split With Senators
Washington, Sept. 10 The Red Sox split a doubleheader with the Senators as Boston lost 2 to 1 in the opener on weak hitting and Ruths erratic pitching. In the nightcap Shorten and Scott delivered timely hits for a 4 to 3 Boston win after Harper and Shaw faltered. Lewis tripled and scored in the fourth, while Gharritys bunt misplay led to a Senators run.
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Washington
Griffmen
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Boston
Shorten
Scott
Sox
Linart and Wiley Favorites in Derby at Beach Oval
Clarence Carman and Frank Corry prepare for tomorrow night’s 100 kilometer cycling derby at the beach oval. Vic Linart George Wiley and Vincent Madonna are on deck as the other entrants. Smart and Wiley lead betting with Madonna Carman and Corry trailing. riders will parade with flags before the race.
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Clarence Carman
Frank Corry
Revere
Beach Oval
Vic Linart
George Wiley
Vincent Madonna
Smart
Wiley
Madonna
Carman
Corry
Quebec Harness Meeting Sets Five Mile Record
At the Quebec exhibition harness meeting Marconi set a new five mile world record by completing 10 laps of the half mile track in 12 minutes 234 seconds, surpassing the prior mark of 12:24 held by Zombra.
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Quebec
Marconi
Zombra
Ice Hockey International League results brief
Rochester and Buffalo opened with a 7 to 5 Rochester win in game one while Buffalo routed Rochester 13 to 0 in game two. Newark defeated Richmond 5 to 2 in game one and Richmond won 4 to 2 in game two. Providence edged Baltimore 5 to 4 in game one and Baltimore won 10 to 7 in game two. Toronto outslugged Montreal 19 to 16 in 12 innings.
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Buffalo
Newark
Richmond
Providence
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Red Sox take opener in double header at Washington
Boston tops Washington 2 1 in the first game as Milan and Gharrity lead with two base hits and Lewis drives in two. In the nightcap Washington wins 4 3 as Hobitzell Shorten and Mays pace the scoring with Milan adding the three base hit for the Senators.
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Hoblitzell
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Shaw
Dumont
Ainsmith
Scott
McNally
Gharrity
Puomnon
Washington
Hobitzell
Milam
Boston
O'Loughlin
Mortality
Cardinals Defeat Pirates 2 to 1 in Final Series Opener
St. Louis wins 2 to 1 as Smith steals home in third inning. Morwitz scores on a Miller error after a Miller on base situation. Smith, Goodwin, and Morwitz drive runs. Jacobs earns win with 8 hits allowed in 7 innings. Evans and Goodwin finish. Umpires O Day and Harm. Time 1h 43m.
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Ward
Baird
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Schmidt
H Fischer
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O'Day
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Berton
Bariden
Oane
Brooklyn Aoe
Soa
Olson
Daubert
Fletcher
Kauff
Thorpe
Benton
Derson
Klem
Bvwslie
Baseball doubleheader scores from Indianapolis and Columbus
In a doubleheader, St. Paul beat Indianapolis 38 to 18 in game one, and St. Paul won 7 to 2 in six innings of game two. Kansas City defeated Columbus 4 to 8 in game one, while Columbus won 4 to 1 in game two.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Sports scores from New Orleans Birmingham Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile
New Orleans defeated Birmingham 10 to 3. Nashville beat Chattanooga 7 to 6. Atlanta won 4 to 2 over Mobile.
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Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Mobile
Moran’s versatile Phillies lift in doubleheader show
Pat Moran marshals a flexible Phillies squad with every player filling multiple positions as the Quakers highlight a high-utility lineup. Giants favored to win the World Series over the White Sox. New York bets 10-8. Army athletic plans include cross country contests led by Harvard figures with first instruction next Wednesday at M Street Playgrounds. Ted Meredith retires while St. Louis eyes a better outcome in National Rowing Association events.
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Billy Garcelon
Harvard
F. W. Moore
O. L. Hibbard
George MacGrath
F. H. Stone
War Department
George Brown
M Street
Jack Ryder
Gossip for Motorists and Boston Auto Buzz
Boston motorists travel to Falmouth for a three day Sippewissett Club celebration with a statue unveiling and clambake led by Former Governor Walsh. Chicago firm secretary reports strong truckmobile sales, and Boston fans plan a Narragansett Park derby with fast speeds from local and national racers.
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International Motor Club of Philadelphia
Buzzard’s Bay
International Motor Club
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New York
Lippewissett
Walsh
D. Cohen
Commercial Truckmobile Company of
Chicago
J. J. McCarthy
McCarthy-Meyer Motor Company
New England
Narragansett Park
Providence
Ralph de Palma
Barney Oldfield
Murray Hight
Last Coffey Trevinsky bout ends in no decision
The 1914 10 round no decision encounter between Coffey and Trevinsky left both men claiming the edge.
Women to Help War Relief Field Day at Lexington
The Lexington Athletic Association hosts a war relief field day with a refreshment table in the afternoon on the athletic field. Mrs. William L. Smith, Mrs. L. A. Burr, Mrs. Jay O. Richards, Mrs. J. Willard Hayden Jr, and Mrs. George Warner Buck lead afternoon service, aided by a corps of young men. Evening duties fall to Mrs. William P. Martin, Miss Mabel P. Cook, Mrs. Frank W. Herrick, and Mrs. Frank H. Locke.
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Lexington Athletic Association
Lexington Athletic Field
William L. Smith
L. A. Burr
Jay O. Richards
J. Willard Hayden, Jr
George Warner Buck
William P Martin
Mabel P. Cook
Frank W. Herrick
Frank H. Locke
Dodgers Doubleheader Victory Over the Giants in New York
Brooklyn defeats New York 13 to 6 in the first game and 2 to 1 in the second as Benton struggles in the opener and Marquard excels in relief. Regiments visit. Clark Griffith presents equipment to three New York units amid the twin bill.
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Brooklyn
Benton
Olson
Daubert
Marquard
Highlanders Sweep Athletics in Twin Victory
New York defeats Philadelphia 10 to 1 in game one with Fisher in strong form and Monroe holding the Athletics to scattered hits in game two. Sherman and Bailey debut for Mack as New York bats pierce Philadelphia pitching.
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Monroe
Mack
Sherman
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Texas
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Wie
Miss Bjurstedt Beats Browne at Philadelphia Tennis
Norway player Miss Bjurstedt defeated Miss Browne of California 6 4 in a Philadelphia exhibition for the war ambulance fund. The event wrapped up a Philadelphia stay with several matches at the German town Cricket Club.
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Blato
Wie Mare
War Ambulance Fund
Germantown Cricket Club
Moiia Bjurstedt
Norway
Mary Browne
California
Basketball matchups across major cities listed
American matchups show Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Nationat games feature Philadelphia at Boston and Brooklyn at New York Pittsburg at St Louis Cincinnati at Chicago
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Rea Sox
Braves Divide With Phillies In Doubleheader Sweep
The Braves split yesterday's doubleheader with the Phillies winning 12 to 2 after a 5 to 2 loss. Pat Ragan struck out 11 while giving up nine hits. Braves infielder Schreiber arrived in uniform and awaits eligibility after draft and exam clearance.
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Pat Ragan
Braves
Schreiber
Boston
Braves vs Phillies clash ends in uneven twin bill
Cold afternoon hampers play as Philadelphia and Boston field patched lineups. Niehoff out sick, Moran shifts, Dagey at second, Whitted at third, Bancroft in left, Fittery in center. Phils win first game behind Alexander's sharp pitching. second bout sees Braves roughing Lavender with multiple hits led by Kehy Koney Smith Kelly Ratt.
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George Tyler
George
Alex
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Johnny Rawlings
Kehy
Koney
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