Red Sox Fall to Senators 7 1 in Washington Opener
Washington defeats Boston 7 to 1 as Bushelman struggles for the Red Sox. Johnson stars for the Senators with sharp fielding and key outs. Milestones include Milan Schaefer Elberfeld scoring and Johnson earning the win.
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Senators
White Sox take both ends of doubleheader over Browns
Chicago wins 7 to 6 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second at St Louis. Callahan injures leg sliding into a base and retires in the first game. Darkness ends the seventh inning in the second game. Two-base hits by Collins McIntyre Lake Shotton. Stolen bases Lord Hogan Callahan Torch Zeider. Pitchers Walsh Lake Nelson Hovlick Scott Hawke. Time 2h 15m. Umpires Mullin Evans.
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Sports Matchups Listed For Tonight Across Cities
Boston visits Washington while Chicago plays St. Louis, Philadelphia hosts New York, and Detroit travels to Cleveland outlining a slate of four city pairings for the evening games with teams clustered in major markets.
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Baseball scores from a rain delayed multiple games
In 11 innings Baltimore fell to Providence 4 to 8 while Montreal shut out Rochester 5 to 0. Toronto topped Buffalo 7 to 4 and then won 2 to 1 on a rain delayed T inning. Jersey City defeated Newark 2 to 0.
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Jersey City
Newark
Martin Canole Defeats Ray Wood In Cagey 12 Round Bout
Martin Canole outpointed and outfought Ray Wood over the final six rounds to win a 12 round decision before the Colonial Athletic Club. Wood was cut over the left eye and hampered early but fought back through six rounds before Canole's left jab and hard rights and lefts dominated the later rounds. Referee Dunn of Newport awarded Canole the decision after a grueling bout in Fall River.
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Kling defeats Ammidon in carrom billiards first leg
Johnny Kling the Boston National catcher won the first leg of a 100 point three cushion carrom billiards match against Russ Ammidon last evening. Kling ran 50 xidon and scored 47 points in the sequence. High sic.
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Russ Ammidon
Kling
O Brien called wonder by Mack after initial big league day
Connie Mack praises pitcher OBrien acquired from Denver by Boston Red Sox as final of year in pitching. Mack commends Boston scouts for finding him and notes his mastery of the spitball. He rates OBrien higher than OToole and urges care to extend his career.
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O'Toole
Barney Dreyfuss
Athletics
Athletics Rout Highlanders in Big Victory
The Athletics defeated the Highlanders decisively in New York. Vaughn left after the second inning. Quinn struggled but hit a homer and added two more hits. Quinn pitched 12 2/3 innings, with Bender strong in relief, and Q uinn allowed several runs as the Athletics swept to the win.
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Athletics
Highlanders
Vaughn
Quinn
Bender
Phillies ink trades and feuds ripple through league
Philadelphia announces the purchase of Pitcher Puckett and outfielder Hart from Kentucky clubs, while Brooklyn offers four players plus 10000 cash for Alexander and third baseman Robert. Doolin claims lack of money in the league to land Alexander. Fogel blasts Cubs rivals and defends game integrity amid league tensions and a suit over a park incident.
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Doolin
Puckett
Paducah
Hart
Fulton, Ky
Jack Kleinow
Boston Americans
Silent Fogel
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Giants
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Mordecai Brown
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Monte Attell Draws With Tommy Dixon in New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans on September 11 Monte Attell, a two to one favorite, fought Tommy Dixon to a ten round draw at the Orleans Athletic Club. Attell started strong but Dixon pressed after the fifth, and the crowd protested when the decision was announced.
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Monte Attell
Tommy Dixon
Orleans Athletic Club
Attell
Dixon
Pena
Vice-President's Son Tops Day in National Amateur Golf
Thomas M. Sherman son of Vice-President Sherman led the opening round of the national amateur championship at Rye NY with 75 strokes. Hilton British champion and other top players posted 76 to 80 as 170 start ers played qualifying with 60 advancing 84 or better for a playoff for four final spots before match play.
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Thomas M. Sherman
Utica
Sherman
H. H. Hilton
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
Robert A. Gardner
Yale
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J. Douglas Brown
Murray Field Club
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Scotland
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Hilton
Great Britain
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Gardner
Boxing Gossip and Card for Gotham Show Tonight
Pat Moore seeks a referee decision in New York after a newspaper ruling in his favor over Tommy Murphy in a Gotham bout. The main event is a 12 round Harlem lightweight clash at the Armory A A tonight with a prior no decision in their first 10 rounds. The semi final features Joe Sagan vs Youngs Jasper, while two six round bouts headline the prelims including Harold Edison vs Eddie Keyes and Joe Smith vs Arthur Northrup. Matt Wells meets Abe Attell in a W round Madison Square Garden bout on Sept 2, with Wells’ manager chasing the Wolgast McFarland winner. Panny Sweeney receives a testimonial on Sept 92 at Paine Memorial Hall. Marengo eyes a bout with Battling Downey while set to fight Jack Riley next Thursday. North Cambridge Athletic Club opens season Sept 22 with amateur bouts on Cedar Street. Entries close Sept 90 to Frank Facey or Daniel Leahy.
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New York
Tommy Murphy
Gotham
Harlem
Armory A. A
Murphy
Joe Sagan
Boston
Youngs Jasper
Eagan
Jasper
Harold Edison
Weymouth
Eddie Keyes
Lynn
Joe Smith
Chelsea
Arthur Northrup
New Jersey
Matt Wells
Abe Attell
Madison Square Garden
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Milwaukee
Panny Swenney
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Jack Scanlon
Charlie Frasca
Jerry Callahan
Eddie Murphy
Joe McCarthy
Johnny McGann
Eddie Keevin
Jerry Moore
Sweeney
North Cambridge Athletic Club
Cedar Street
North Cambridge
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Daniel P. Leahy
Rindge Avenue
Winnie Conley Best Tenean Beach Girl Swimmer
Winnie Conley of Ashmont was declared champion girl swimmer of Tenean Beach Dorchester with 90 points. Gertrude Gibson followed with 82 and Marion Gibson with 46 as final events concluded. list of event winners includes Mary Cummings Hazel Bivogal Margaret Monahan and Annie Conley among others.
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Ashmont
Tenean Beach
Dorchester
Miss Conley
Gertrude Gibson
Marion Gibson
Margaret Monahan
Merriam Connor
Ellen Knowles
Annie Hurley
Katherine Hurley
Annie Conley
Mollie Rauschal
Mary Cummings
Mary McCarthy
Margaret Lyons
Katherine Marley
Another Lewis for Red Sox joins from Wheeling
The Boston Red Sox expect a new Lewis, Jack Lewis, a 24 year old second baseman from Wheeling West Virginia, to join in Washington. Doc Casey recommended him and he is described as fast, solid fielder and above average hitter. Bill Carrigan remains in Boston awaiting move and Wag ner is in New York and could return next week.
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Boston
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Duffy
Jack Lewis
Wheeling
West Virginia
Doc Casey
Sox
Washington
Bill Carrigan
Lewiston
Wagner
New York
Heffernan Hands a Beating to Dorman in Philly Bout
Joe Heffernan, hailed as the pride of West Philadelphia, outpointed and outfought Jack Dorman of New York in six rounds at the American Athletic Club. Heffernan dropped Dorman in the third round for a count of eight and later hit a sharp right to the neck that sent Dorman reeling.
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Joe Heffernan
West Philadelphia
Jack Dorman
New York
Jack O'Brien
American Athletic Club
Heffernan
Dorman
Dore Man
Eddie Callahan Wins Over Johnny Caville in Woburn Bout
Eddie Callahan of Brooklyn defeated John Caville of New Bedford by decision in the seventh round after knocking him down seven times and tallying a knockdown count of nine. Referee Martin Flaherty of Hyde Park officiated the Woburn A A C show.
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Eddie Callahan
Brooklyn
John Caville
New Bedford
Martin Flaherty
Hyde Park
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Young Dubois
Wakefield
Young Harrington
Charlestown
Micky Brown
Malden
Young Nadeau
Cambridge
Fastest Three Heats Mark Opening Day At New York State Fair
At Syracuse on September 11 the grand circuit opener produced record performances. Billy Burke and Spanish Queen pushed Willy to limits in the $2000 Chamber of Commerce stake for 2:07 trotters, Burke winning with times of 2:04 1/4, 2:04 1/4, and 2:04 3/4. Branham Baughman swept the Conway $200 stake for 2:18 pacers in straight heats, matching his 2:05 1/4 mark. Dorothy Hanshoro captured the 2:12 trot in straight heats. Judges said all three races were the day’s fastest combined.
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New York State Fair
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Salamazoo
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Kennedy declines Yale crew coaching leaves program
John Kennedy, Yale boat club coach, said negotiations with Jim Rodgers to continue coaching Yale oarsmen were fruitless and he would end ties with Yale rowing. He plans to return to Portland, Maine, next week and hasn't announced his future plans. He praised Yale and Rodgers and many expect him to coach another university crew next season.
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