Red Sox Rally to Tie then Beat Senators 4 2
Boston, after trailing five innings, used bunts and fast base running to surge ahead against Washington. Lord McConnell and Unlaub sparked the rally with a sixth inning rally, while delays and misplays by the Senators allowed Boston to seize the lead and hold on for a 4 2 victory.
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Charlie Smith
Washington
Red Sox
Boston
Smith
Doc Gessler
Doc
Unglaub
Unsglaub
Wake
Senators
Yake
Texas
Ungland
Conroy
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Tiger
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Niles
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Speaker
French
Jake Stahl
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McConnell
Ambie McConnell
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Dolly Gray
Mog“Bride
Gray
Savage
Gessler
Browns Meet With Their Usual Fate
Detroit beat St. Louis 2 0 as the Tigers used a regular lineup with several recruits in the lineup. Rose was hit hard while Mullin had an easy time, with both runs scored by new visiting players. Bush's fielding was a feature.
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Detroit
Mich
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Rose
Mullin
Bush
Philadelphia Defeats New York 10 to 2 in Athletics Win
Philadelphia topped New York 10 to 2 on Sept 18 as better hitting fielding and pitching carried the locals. Murphy hit a second home run this year, with Keeler Oldring and Davis supplying two baserunners and Doyle yielding five hits in three innings before relief. Gardner and Fischer joined the team. Morgan and Manning pitched for the opponents.
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Red Sox
Bob Unglaub
Speaker
Stahl
Yohe
New York
Philadelphia
New York Today
Doyle
Murphy
Gardner
Jersey City
Fischer
Hartford
Manning
Davis
Livingstone
Keeler
Oldring
Baker
Austin
Barry
Collins
Chase
Morgan
Engle
Agapires
Connolly
Kerin
Prahmurer
Imaalereis Awaale Cae
White Sox Brush Naps in 2–0 Victory
Chicago defeated Cleveland 2 to 0 in a well played game at Chicago. Strong pitching limited the Naps to base runners and the Sox offense produced early and held on for the win.
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White Sox
Chicago
Cleveland
Attell and O Toole Ready for Tonight's Featherweight Bout
Abe Attell and Tommy O Toole arrive in town within an hour of each other and project confidence for the featherweight title clash at the Armory Club tonight. O Toole already drew six rounds with Attell, adding anticipation for a decisive test as both fighters target victory.
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Abe Attell
Tommy O'Toole
Armory Club
O'Toole
Attell
New England
Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York Basketball Encounters
Multiple league pairings listed for matchups including Washington versus Boston and Philadelphia versus New York with additional notes showing Cleveland against Chicago and St. Louis facing Detroit. No results provided.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
National schedule highlights for basketball
National matchups list show New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Pittsburg at St Louis highlighting schedule notes.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Monday's Red Sox Game In Detail
A detailed report explains baseball scoring notation for the Red Sox game. It defines player positions numbered 1 through 9 and common events such as groundouts 6-3, flyouts to right field F9, and base advancement symbols bh for base hit sb stolen base sh sacrifice, followed by K strikeout BB walk and other codes.
Reds Beat Cubs In Close Game In Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 4 to 2 in a tight contest. Lebert stood out while Fromme and Reulbach matched zeros until late. Oakes Steinfeldt Lobert Roth featured in hits, with Evers and Chance turning a double play. Time 1h 45m. Umpires Johnstone and O'Day.
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Chicago
Fromme
Lebert
Archer
Reulbach
Eclecsas
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Oakes
Steinfeldt
Lobert
Chance
Egan
Roth
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Opening Night of St. Alphonsus Assn Event
Under Harry Brawley athletic committee chairman, the annual opening night of the St Alphonsus Association will take place on Wednesday night September 15 1909. A dozen or more bouts featuring Marie Twin Sullivan Young Donahue Porky Flynn Young Cahill of Roxbury and Jig Stone will be followed by vaudeville entertainment.
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Harry Brawley
Cled Alphonsus Association
Marie (Twin) Sullivan
Young Donahue
Porky Flynn
Cahill
Roxbury
Jig
Stone
Doves Beat Giants in 6-1 Opening Game at Walpole Street Park
A double header at Walpole Street Park between the Boston Doves and New York Giants featured a 6-1 Boston win in the opener and a 4-4 13 inning tie in the nightcap. Beals Becker and Fred Beck homered for Boston, with Beck driving in three. The second game saw stellar plays from Chick Autrey and Hal Chase, a dramatic 11th inning running catch, and heavy hitting by Boston including Becker and Bill Sweeney. The second contest extended to 13 innings before darkness halted play, with a continuation scheduled for today.
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Walpole Street
New York Giants
Doves
Lane
Boston
Beals Becker
Fred Beck
Becker
Wiltse
Columbus Avenue
Mattern
Giants
Chick Autrey
Hal Chase
Richie
Seymour
Snodgrass
Arlie Latham
Devlin
Beck
Ames
Bill Sweeney
Willow
Sweeney
Bridwell
Tenney
Schlei
Ferguson
Doyle
Autrey
Shaw
Shean
Murray
Quakers Defeat Brooklyn in 7-0 Victory
Philadelphia easily defeated Brooklyn 7 to 0 as Corridon shut down the visitors and Philadelphia bunched hits off Bell. The decisive win showcased strong early offense and solid pitching to hold Brooklyn at bay throughout the game.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn Today
Bell
Corridon
Brooklyn
Two Favorites Win At Woonsocket Meet
Woonsocket R I September 13 Favorites won two of three events on opening card of the September meeting on the Woonsocket half mile track. Bert Nuthurst the favorite took the 2 19 pace and The Montana beat Catherine C in the 2 29 trot. Fleetwood captured the 2 27 pace as expected though bets on the first heat were declared off by judges due to slow time.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Bert Nuthurst
Montana
Catherine C
Fleetwood
Baseball Scores From A Busy Evening in Midwest
Toledo 4 Kansas City 2 Columbus 6 St Paul 0 Milwaukee 0 Louisville called in the ith inning due to darkness Minneapolis 3 Indianapolis 2
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Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louiisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Pirates Score Four In Second Inning
St Louis Sept 1 Pittsburg bunched four hits with an error and two walks to plate four runs in the second inning, beating the Cardinals 4 to 1. Leever worked effectively except in the seventh. Raleigh faced seven Pittsburg hits in seven innings. Two-base hits by Leach Konethyr Storke Mowrey. Mowrey sacrifice fly. Bases on balls Raleigh 2 Leever 2. Left on bases St Louis 7 Pittsburg 7. Time 1h 25m. Umpire Klem.
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Southern League score updates from Montgomery and Nashville
Montgomery defeated New Orleans 10 to 3 while Nashville won 4 to 2 at Mobile. Memphis posted 2 and Atlanta 1 in their games. Birmingham led Little Rock 4 to ?, with the result incomplete.
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Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
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