13,000 Fans See Sox Win Twice
Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox split a doubleheader before a crowd of over 13,000 in a Monday twin bill. Leonard and Shore shut down the Sox in the opener, while Faber and Cicotte struggled to back up strong Boston defense and timely hitting.
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Harry Hooper
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Red Sox
Emery Shore
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Faber
Wolfgang
Leibold Seemenee
Chicago Evete
Hooghit—Gardner
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Mevyer
O'Loughlin
Hildebranday
Atlanta Triumphs Over Mobile in Five Rain-Shortened Innings
In a shortened five inning game due to rain, Atlanta edged Mobile 7 to 3. New Orleans defeated Birmingham 5 to 2 as part of the double header results.
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Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Birmingham
Baseball matchups scheduled across leagues today
AMERICAN LEAGUE features Chicago at Boston, Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE sends Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Cincinnati, and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. FEDERAL LEAGUE has Newark at St. Louis, Baltimore at Chicago, and Buffalo at Kansas City.
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Washington
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Federal League
Tigers Blank Yankees 2-0 in Low-Scoring Victory
Detroit pitchers Fisher and James held New York to two runs as Veach and Baumann produced two-base hits. Vitt stole a base and drove in runs, while Burns, Dineen, and Nallin contributed to a tight 2-0 shutout with solid defense and timely plays.
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Veach
Baumann
Vitt
Peckinpaugh
Young
Burna
James
Burns
Russell
James G
Dineen
Nallin
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Ereeee Young
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Caldwell
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Peacock and Blossom Reach Golf Final
Greenwich Conn Sept 13 Intercollegiate golf reached final stage as Grant A Peacock of Princeton beat John Marshall Jr Williams 3 up 2 to play and Francis R Blossom of Yale defeated Louis I Bredin Yale 7 and 6 to set up a Princeton Yale final.
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Princeton
Francis R. Blossom
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Peacock
John Marshall, Jr
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Blossom
Louis I. Bredin
Golf match sees early errors, late surge in tight round
Marshall battled a wild stretch and kept pace with Princeton's Ie to finish level after the first round. In the second round Peacock moved three up by the turn, then held on. Blossom and Bredin struggled early, Bredin finished strong, Blossom rallied to seven up before halved holes closed the day.
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Browns Swamp Athletics 8 to 2 Victory Over Phillies
St Louis pitcher Phillips earned the win as Browns Swamp Athletics defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2. Pratt hit a home run and two doubles along with Steady four inning work by Sheehan and Eccles combining for the win.
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Pitcher Claude Hastings Joins Red Sox Camp Tryout
Claude Hastings former Washington and Lee pitcher reports to Bill Carrigan at noon for a Red Sox tryout. He posted a strong record at Washington and Lee and beat Catholic University of Washington North Carolina University and Cornell. Hastings also pitched in the Greater Boston Catholic league this summer.
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Washington and Lee University
Bill Carrigan
Hastings
Washington & Lee
Catholic University of Washington
North Carolina University
Cornell
Greater Boston
Packey McFarland and rivals draw out big purses in boxing scene
The piece notes Packey McFarland may stay in boxing due to a $17,500 payday for a 10 round no decision bout, while questions rise about fresh guarantees and potential retirements. It also mentions local swimmers Charlie Toth and Henry Sullivan, plus runners Ted Meredith and Abel Kiviat in ongoing debate over future matchups and training.
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Stockyards
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McFarland
Gibbons
Lowell
Henry Sullivan
Charlie Toth
Charlestown Bridge
Boston
Duffeys 2 Sports Discuss Town Boxing Referee Choice
In a letter to the editor A F G backs Phil Powers as the best local referee amid this town's bout, praising his performance and questioning why directors seek outsiders for officiating big events. Duffey adds bold bets on trimming the Tigers and contends the Yanks Tigers series will prove league parity.
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Duffey
Phil Powers
Powers
Senators Beat Indians 3 2 in baseball tilt
Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 after three first inning runs. ONeill doubled for Cleveland with key hits. Garza and Boehring pitched for Washington while Jones and Carter worked for Cleveland. Umpires Chill and Connolly.
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Carter
O'Neill
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Gandil
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Garrett
Boehring
Boehling
Gallia
Ganall
Barrett
Chill and
Connolly
Newark Beats St Louis 8 6 as Newark Powers Past Home Pitchers
Newark took an 8 to 6 victory over St Louis as four St Louis pitchers allowed 12 hits and Reulbach yielded nine scattered hits. St Louis bats collected four doubles but failed to string them into late rallies. Batteries were Reulbach and Rariden for St Louis with Watson Groom Willet Herbert and Hartley for Newark.
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Reulbach
M.fle
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Willet
Herbert
Hartley
Pittsburg Federals End Brooklyn Streak In Seven Run Win
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 7 to 5 as the Federals pound out 12 hits. Manager Ganzel uses 18 players in the game with Comstock Knetzer and Berry opposing Marion Frank Smith Wiltse Bluejacket and Land Simon handling the batteries. Brooklyn's line includes Schvesess and others in a tough loss.
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Comstock
Knetzer
Berry
Marion
Frank Smith
Wiltse
Bluejacket
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Boston Athletic Clubs for Businessmen and Local Sports News
Reader asks about athletic clubs in Boston for businessmen to join for exercise with classes in various clubs. Mentions Brookline area and age details requested. Samuel K Mason of Brookline gym will help. Also asks about Gibbons vs McFarland bout result and Sailor Bartfield verdict. reports no decision given and Bartfield was said to have the better of the mill in accounts.
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Mike Gibbons
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Bartfield
Reds Edge Giants 6 5 In Tight Showdown
Cincinnati beats New York 6 to 5 as Mollwitz and Dale contribute in late innings. Merkle and Robertson pace the Giants offense with two and three base hits, while Wingo and Meyers score.
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Colors for Brockton fair harness racing drivers
Brockton Agricultural Society officials announce a new color system for harness races at the Prockton Fair. Drivers will select their horse colors and the management will provide matching coats and caps to easily identify each entry.
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Gibbons McFarland Bout Ends In Muddle Of Uncertainty
The mixed result left bettors and observers puzzled as they seek to determine who benefited from the fight. The outcome remains unclear, with confusion surrounding the event and its implications for those who wagered and those who did not.
Which man should have won the Saturday night boxing bout
The writer argues that a competent referee would have given the decision to Mike Gibbons, noting McFarland used open-glove hits while Gibbons landed with knuckles. He cites Queensberry and Amateur Boxing Association rules to contend points should favor the cleaner knuckle blows and direct hits above the belt.
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Eugene Corri
Mike Gibbons
McFarland
Gibbons
St. Paul
Amateur Boxing Association
Boston College High Ready for Practice
Tom McCabe a former star at nxquash High and Holy Cross has been named teacher coach at Boston College High. Bill Skayhan of South Boston, captain for this year, will enter Lehigh University. Skaviban from South Boston High plans to retire to Mercersburg Academy. Bernard Murphy of Brookline also departs.
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South Boston High
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