Giants Beat Reds 3 2. Manager Talk Flares Over Carrigan
New York won its sixth straight by defeating Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Benton shined after the first inning. Speculation swirls over Bill Carrigan's successor with Barry, Wagner, and Donovan named as leading possibilities, while Patsy Donovan may move to Boston.
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Johnson Defeats Red Sox In Ten Inning Thriller
Ruth and Johnson mirror classic duel as Washington edges Boston 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Johnson outpitches Ruth, with Shanks, Milan, and Leonard key Washington hits and a late run surge to clinch the victory.
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Squeeze play mishap clears bases in late rally
Shanks was purposely walked or passed as Milan scored on Garrity’s slow bounder. Scott’s return to the plate pulled Cady off the base, allowing Milan to score and extend the inning.
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Browns Triumph 5-3 Over White Sox in Chicago
Carl Weilman allowed three hits as St. Louis beat Chicago 5 to 3. Browns connected on Benz with timely hits and benefited from erratic defense in the Chicago ballpark.
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Baseball schedules for major leagues with matchups
In the American League games NY at Detroit St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland National League matchups include Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York two games St Louis at Philadelphia and the Federal League slate Worcester at Lawrence New London at Bridgeport Hartford at Lynn Springfield at Worcester and New Haven at Portland set for competitive play.
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Lannin Sees Carrigan Returning to Red Sox Next Season
President Lannin says Bill Carrigan plans to quit at season's end but believes the manager will reconsider after the layoff and return to lead the Red Sox in spring training. He cites Carrigan's past success, earnings concerns, and family reasons as factors in the retirement note.
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Carrigan Determined to Quit Red Sox After 1916 Season
Washington report says Bill Carrigan plans retirement after the 1916 season ending a career as a Lewiston diplomat and catcher. He suggests he has enough money to retire and indicates a possible replacement may be sought by the Red Sox with contract talks ongoing.
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Baseball managerial shifts stir club sale talk
The report discusses a club sale and possible interference. Heinie Wagner and Jack Barry are named as likely Carrigan successors while Patsy Donovan, previously a Red Sox manager and now with Buffalo in the International League, is a strong candidate for the position.
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Elena and Katoura Begin 214-mile Cape May Race
In New York on September 12 Elena challenger Elena and defender Katoura started from Ambrose lightship for a 214 mile race for the Cape May challenge cup. Katoura is 162 feet overall and Elena 186 feet, both built by the Herreshoffs. Elena has won the Astor and King's cups this year off Newport.
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Tigers Beat Indians 10 to 2 in Cleveland
Detroit defeated Cleveland 10 to 2 as Cobb powered the offense with two singles and two home runs delivering runs with men aboard. Veach added four hits while Bagby struggled late due to errors. Mhmke, a Syracuse recruit, kept the Indians’ hits limited.
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Worcester Beats Lynn 2–0 In Eastern League Tilt
Tuero allowed six hits through 1 2 3 innings as Worcester narrows Lynn 2–0. Van Dyke and Strands contributed two base hits apiece, Maloney and Cooney drove in runs, Williams steadied the mound for Worcester with seven and a third innings of shutout relief.
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Portland Beats New Haven In Early Baseball Tilt
New Haven pressed Portland early as Penfold and Plitt faced heavy contact in the first two innings. Plitt settled and pitched well after a rough start. Donovan yielded many hits but Portland stranded numerous runners. Key performances came from Dowell’s batting and Courtney’s fielding as New Haven totaled nine runs and Portland eight.
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Bridgeport Edges New London In Ninth Inning Rally
Bridgeport defeated New London 4 to 3 in the ninth. With one out in the ninth Moshier singled, Florkheimer sac bunt, Blake walked, and Duggan’s single through short plated the winning run.
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