O'Brien Delivers as Red Sox Rally to Beat Senators
Washington saw a wild nine innings as Boston edged the Senators 6 to 5 in the second game of a series. Speaker sparked the win with a pivotal ninth inning single and two dramatic plays at first base sealing Boston's comeback.
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Washington
Red Sox
Speed Boys
Boston
Lewis
Cicotte
Nationals
Spartacus Walker
Engle
Walker
Nanamaker
McBride
Carlstrom
Hooper
Yerkes
Tris Speaker
Duffy Lewis
Bob Groom
Groom
Sir Robert
Milan
Schaefer
Speaker
Elberfeld
Long
Gardner
Tris
Boston Falls Washington After Turbulent Ninth Inning Rally
Eddie Cicotte started for Boston and Bob Groom for Washington in a tense contest. Washington tied the score in the seventh as Cicotte faltered, then Boston surged with a three run seventh and sealed the win in the ninth with Hooper’s double and Speaker’s RBI single.
White Sox Shut Out the Browns in St Louis
Chicago limited St Louis to no runs as Scott and teammates scattered hits in a 5 to 0 victory. Stephens and Collins led the offense with two base hits apiece and a three base hit by Stephens highlighted the win.
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White Sox
Browns
ST. Louis
Scott
Chicago
Stephens
Collins
Shotton
Austin
Bodie
Zeider
Laporte
Hallinan
Black
Pelty
Mullin
Fyans
BE. MicIntyre
Tf Wesees
Jord
S.ss
McConnell
White
F Aeea
Tannehill
Zelider
Ib Waeee
Lord
Lpice
Oldring
Baker
Murphy
Rf Ste Eewae
McInnis
Ib Ee
Yarry
Lapp
Coombs
New York
AB. R. BH
Daniels
Zinn
Hemphill
Chase
Hartzell
Knight
Pipe
Gardner
Blair
Warhop
Caldwell
Bias
Philadelphia
Innis
Barry
MelIinis
Connolly
Sheridan
Ekwanok Country Club to Host 13th Open Amateur Golf
Manchester Vermont reports the Ekwanok Country Club holds its 13th annual open amateur golf tourney on Sept 22 23 and 25. Entries close Sept 21 at 5 PM with James J. Taylor as tournament committee chairman.
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Manchester
Ekwanok Country Club
James J. Taylor
Wrestling Season Opens in Manchester Match
The wrestling season starts in Manchester New Hampshire with local wrestler John Kilonis facing George Jeoffrion in a catch-as-catch-can finish match this Friday night.
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Manchester
N. H
John Kilonis
George Jeoffrion
George Tremblay
Perry drives record yearling pacer at Lexington fair
Frank Perry owned by J. R. Magowan and driven by Nick Q Curry lowers the world record for yearling pacers at the Lexington agricultural fair. The timing is not fully stated but marks a historic speed for the creature.
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Lexington
Frank Perry
J. R. Magowan
Nick Q Curry
Champions fall in Apawamis amateur golf event
At Apawamis in Rye New York champions and former champions were eliminated in the first round of match play after the medal rounds. The 16 advancing players include two foreign titleholders H H Hilton and J Douglas Brown and Jerome D Travers, past American champions.
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Rye
N. Y
Apawamis
H. H. Hilton
J. Douglas Brown
Jerome D. Travers
Golfers close 1911 national career as match play begins
Top players including Hilton and Watson advance after 36-hole medal play. Hilton wins with 150 led Gardner and Seckel, while results set first round pairings with Travers facing Hunter and Seckel drawing Legg. Seckel defeats Gardner 4 up as field narrows to 32 for afternoon matches.
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William C. Fownes
Pittsburg
Walter J. Travis
E. M. Byers
Robert Gardner
Mason Phelps
Chicago
T. M. Sherman
Utica
R. C. Watson
Travers
Travis
Herreshoff
Fownes
Seckel
Gardner
Hilton
Charles Evans
Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Watson
Hunter
Inslee
Martin
Bowers
Whittemore
Stickney
Kirkby
Brown
Legg
Evans
Kammer
Graham
Kenworthy
Brokaw
Byers
Mindy
Sullivan
A. C. Travis
Athletics Swamp Highlanders Again
The Athletics defeated the Highlanders with ease, starting with Warhop leaving after two innings. Caldwell showed some improvement but allowed four more runs. Coombs pitched a crafty, steady game in key moments.
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New York
Athletics
Highlanders
Warhop
Caldwell
Coombs
Games Today Take Measured Battles Across The East
Boston visits Washington Philadelphia plays New York Detroit meets Cleveland Chicago faces St. Louis in a slate of steady early season matchups with rivals and regional pride on the line.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cleveland Sereed
Chicago
ST. Louis
Ea Fe
Cleveland
Seeee
Hoston Steer
Sta
New
Pee
Williams Starts Football Practice at Williams College
Williams College opened practice with 9% candidates out under Head Coach Fred Daly formerly of Yale’s 1911 team. Yale guard Elmer McDevitt assists and stays a week before returning to New Haven. Captain Linder has 10 returning players, but freshmen are barred by faculty rule limiting athletic participation.
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Williams
Williamstown
Fred Daly
Yale
Daly
Elmer McDevitt
New Haven
Linder
Murphy Draws With Pal Moore In Armory Match
Tommy Murphy and Pat Moore of New York boxed 12 rounds to a draw at the Armory A. A. Referee Maf fitt Flaherty declared the bout a draw amid crowd disagreement. Moore outboxed Murphy at long range while Murphy excelled in infighting and close work. Other bouts included Johnny Case and Harold Edison drawing, Jack Howard defeating Joe Smith, and Young Jaspar stopping Joe Egan. A future 12-round feature between Battling Nelson and Billy Nixon was announced.
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Tommy Murphy
Pat Moore
New York
Armory
A. A
Maffitt Flaherty
Moore
Murphy
Tommy
Atone
Pat
Iith
Flaherty
Johnny Case
South End
Harold Edison
Weymouth
Jack Howard
Tennessee
Joe Smith
Chelsea
Young Jaspar
Joe Egan
Battling Nelson
Billy Nixon
Cambridge
Charley Mitchell Wins Empire State Stake at State Fair
Charley Mitchell the chestnut gelding wins the $10,000 Empire State stake for 2:14 trotters at the State fair despite a heavy track. Forest Prince and others compete in the 2:12 pace while delays push remaining races to tomorrow.
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Syracush
Charley Mitchell
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Ch. G
Marvelous Irish
Liz
Sise
Forest
Prince
B. G
Cerilian BrineGr
Rt Pereivae Tome Lloyd
Bell
Bik. S
Skahen
St. Anthony
Burnham
Jonés Gentry
Murray
Postman
Bik. H
Topham
Automobile gossip and graft charges in hotels debated
The article questions graft allegations against the I A A and its control of official hotels and garages while noting road conditions around New York City despite a 5 million dollar maintenance fund. It also covers Glidden tour captain Charles Metz and car dealers Paine and Ward with Buick and Velie track feats near El Paso.
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Eral
Simon-Pure
Booth
New York City
Charles Metz
Metz
F. W. Paine
G. H. Proctor Supply Company
Hollander Automobile Company
New England
Hap” Ward
Buick
Naps Tie In Ninth Then Lose In Thirteenth
In Cleveland on September 12 Detroit tied the game in the ninth on Jackson Stovall and Graney hits after Cleveland miscues. Detroit pulled ahead in the thirteenth with Cobb triple Crawford Drake and Moriarty driving runs as Summers pitched for Cleveland.
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NAPS
Cleveland
Krapp
Detroit
Jackson
Stovall
Graney
Visher
Summers
Cobb
Crawford
Drake
Delehanty
Moriarty
Detroit AB. R
Rush
Eveee
Fisher
Smith
Falkenberg
Oes
eGraney
Eeereeerewan
Willett
Kranpp
Falken
Balk—berg
O'Loughlin
Egan
Mahoney Chosen as Coach for Somerville High
Steve Mahoney was elected coach of the Somerville High School football team at a high school athletic association meeting. He was preferred over many former college gridiron stars due to his past good work with the school teams.
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Steve Mahoney
Somerville
High School Athletic Association
College Gridiron
Mahoney
Steve Smith to Lead Somerville Football Tryouts Today
Steve Smith, a longtime Somerville High figure, will call out football candidates today. A former star at Somerville High, he played football and baseball at Holy Cross and Boston College and has assisted in Somerville teams for three years of championship battles.
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Steve
Somerville High
Holy Cross
Boston College
McAleer May Buy a Half Interest in Red Sox
President John S. Taylor says McAleer may become a part owner of the Boston club after an offer is discussed on Thursday. Taylor will retain controlling interest and official announcement may come Thursday night. The newspaper notes McAleer could later become manager if he gains ownership.
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John S. Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Boston
James McAleer
Washington
John I
McAleer
Taylor
Federal Street
New England
Callahan
McAleer Poised to Buy Boston A L Team
Washington manager James B McAleer travels to Youngstown to finalize terms to purchase the Boston American League club. A conference with owner John Taylor and AL President Ban Johnson is set for Thursday. If approved, McAleer would take over Boston and a new Washington manager could be chosen from the roster.
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Washington
James
Taylor
McAleer
Ban B. Johnson
Washington Club
Boston
George McBride
Herman Schaefer
Dartmouth coaching pair earns Arthur Duffey praise
Arthur Duffey lauds Doc Bowler and Coach Cavanaugh as a formidable Dartmouth coaching duo likely to push the Green near football championship. He also notes Frank Kanaly’s continued peak form and anticipates Frank McGraw’s ongoing influence as local handicapper.
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Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Hanover College
Doc
Frank Cavanaugh
Amateur Athletes Compete At New York Metropolis Championship
The text notes limits on amateur athletes in the New York metropolitan district AAU meet. It lists Jim Flynn as Andrew Chiarglion of Italian heritage in the event lineup at Wood Island Park Gymnasium for the AAU invitational games. It also credits Cambridge Al Shrubb with a world amateur two mile record of 9 9 35 set at Ibrox Park Glasgow on June 11 1904.
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New York
New England Association
A. A. U. Fistic
Jim Flynn
Andrew Chiarglion
Wood Island Park Gymnasium
Cambridge
al Shrubb
Ibrox Park
Glasgow
Scotland
Milwaukee boxing bout on hold amid injunction bid
Milwaukee on September 12 reports a bid to obtain an injunction prohibiting Milwaukee County Sheriff from interfering with the 10 round fight between light weight champion Ad Wolgast and Pacsey McFarland. State officials and National Athletic Club meeting expected today did not occur. Acting Governor Morris said no progress. An opinion from the Madison law department is in preparation and may oppose the bout. Matchmaker Mulkern insists the fight will go forward.
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Wis
Milwaukee County
Ad Wolgast
Pacsey McFarland
Stock Yards Fame
National Athletic Club
Morris
State Law Department
Madison
Mulkern
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