Knight Drives in Victory in Rain Shaped Allston Battle
In a dramatic baseball clash Philadelphia Athletics beat Boston Red Sox 4 3 as Jack Knight salvaged his club’s pride with a ninth inning homer after two earlier errors. Cy Morgan was steady until rain aided Boston scoring, while Oldring misjudgments and Knight’s late heroics defined the tense showdown on the Boston grounds.
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Chicago Wins Two Games Over St. Louis
Chicago today swept both games from St. Louis with decisive scores. The doubleheader action unfolded in Chicago, delivering clear wins to the visitors.
New York Defeats Washington 4-2 for Fifth Straight Win
New York beat Washington 4 to 2 on September 11 to extend a five game winning streak. The visitors clustered hits off Falkenberg in the fourth inning and built a lead and held on for the win.
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New York
Washington Today
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Cleveland blanked Detroit as three runs come in one inning
In Detroit on Sept 11 Cleveland beat Detroit 3 to 0. Rain and damp conditions marked the start of the game and Mullin was tagged for the decisive three runs in one inning. A double header is on tap for tomorrow.
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Mullin
Connecticut League Results Mixed as Games Postponed
In Waterbury Hartford results show Waterbury 2 and Holyoke Springfield 4 2. Norwicht Norwich Bridgeport game postponed due to wet grounds. New London New London New Haven 3 yen gord ens pain.
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Ambiguous standings note on teams in line for lead
Context shows teams listed relative to leaders the Cubs Pirates Giants Phillies Superbas Reds and Cardinals, indicating a race with several clubs behind and one ahead. The fragment hints at a dynamic league table but provides no definite event or outcome.
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Phillies
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Score Card Guide for Baseball Game Notation
The article explains a baseball scorecard coding system with player numbers for positions, outs by player sequence, and symbols like K for strikeout f b for bases on balls p b for passed ball and s b for stolen base. It describes how the progression of a batter is recorded from home plate to first and through subsequent bases.
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Double header at South End grounds in Philadelphia action
The Nationals handed the Giants a setback while the Doves showed solid play against McGraw. Boston Americans practiced with new recruits Speaker Whitman Steele and Danzig, moved to Philadelphia, as Bender tasted his first defeat in two weeks and Westerburg prepared to debut.
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Bender
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Anderson Plays Record Golf at Brae-Burn Club
J D Anderson of Woodland in the Brae-Burn open scratch tour tied the amateur course record with 74 in the morning and matched the professional record with 70 in the afternoon both at Brae-Burn Massachusetts. He posted the best amateur scores ever in the Massachusetts tournament amid close play across all matches.
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Doves Looked Like Winners in Rain Delayed game
New York September 11 Boston led Brooklyn 2 to 1 after nearly two innings when a heavy rainstorm halted play at Washington Park. Beaumont, Tenn ey, Brain, Bates and Ritchey sparked Boston with two early runs while Brooklyn answered in the second on a Jordan error and a Butch single.
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Blue Book Wins September Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
On a heavy track Blue Book, backed from 20 to 1 to 12 to 1, edged Fountainblue by half a length in the mile and three furlongs September stakes after a planned kill on him. Kentucky Beau quit at the turn. Montgomery was third. Ben Fleet won the Waldorf stakes and Explosion took the Belles. Other winners included Caller and Voorhees with Rye and others.
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METS HOLD RACING SESSION AT READVILLE
Metropolitan Club members met at Readville to run four trotting races. Class B results: Alondra won for W D Hunt, Remsen Robinson placed, Maid O Dreamwold second. times around 2:10. Class C winner: Uhlan owned by Charles Sanders, time 2:27. Class D winners: Dreamwold Tower Keeper Rex Americus and Lady Dreamer, times about 2:24 to 2:29. Class E listing shows Frank Jerdick in action.
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Chicago and St Louis Tie 4-4 After 14 Innings
Chicago and St Louis battled to a 4 to 4 tie through 14 innings before darkness halted play. The game failed to reach a victor as the teams remained evenly matched.
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Cincinnati Triumphs In Seventh Inning Five Inning Contest
Cincinnati won in the seventh inning of a five inning game after a field event start. A wild throw by Mitchell produced Pittsburg’s lone run. Two outs when the winning run scored. Two-base hit Abbaticchio. Three-base hit Mitchell. Sacrifice hits Mitchell Clarke. Stolen bases Lobert Haliman. Left on bases Cincinnati four Pittsburg five. Struck out by Leever six. Bases on balls eight. Hit by pitched ball by Leever two. Time four twenty minutes. Umpire Rigler.
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Murphy Beats Hyland In Six Round Fight
Tommy Murphy of New York defeated Fighting Dick Hyland of California in a six round bout at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. A referee decision was not allowed by law, so experts judged the result. Hyland impressed in his East debut, drawing blood from Murphy in the second round.
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Myopia Club suffers double polo losses at Karlstein
In the pony polo double-header at Karlstein Myopia first team fell to New Haven 83 to 41 and Myopia second lost to Dedham second 61 to 4. The victors advance to the Karlstein cup final rounds.
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Games Today in American Basketball
Boston faces Philadelphia, Washington plays New York, Cleveland visits Detroit, and Chicago hosts St Louis in today's slate.
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Pilgrim recruit sets Cincinnati baseball record at League Park
In Cincinnati on September 11 a crowd watched Pilgrim recruit Jack Thoney of Toronto, signed by the Boston Americans, win a race in 3 1 5 seconds. Other event winners included Circling the bases W O Clements, Fungo hitting Mike Mitchell at 413 ft 8.5 in, accurate throwing Gibson, and long distance Legune of Springfield.
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Gans Britt Fight Clarified Knockout Timing
The column explains knockout rules as credit for any win before the scheduled limit by ten seconds without a foul. It states Gans beat Britt by knockout in the sixth round when Britt refused to continue after ten seconds of the sixth round. It cites no-decision bouts and upcoming matches featuring Delmont Langdon Papke Walsh Attell O Tool.
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National Basketball Pairings Highlight East Conference Games
National schedule lists games including Philadelphia at Boston for two games New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago indicating rival matchups and regional rivalries in the upcoming slate.
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