Carrigan May Be One Of Two Players Traded By Boston
President Taylor has resisted trading Carrigan or Wood but indications suggest one may be dealt before the 1911 season opens. Carrigan’s form has slumped while Wood’s health has troubled him, though when fit he is a premier pitcher. A swap could attract another big league club seeking a top catcher or ace pitcher.
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Chicago Sox Beat Browns 10 to 2 in Final Game
Chicago defeated St. Louis 10 to 2 to split the series. Hall left the mound in the second inning, Petty struggled, and Lange contributed two doubles as seven hits fueled the rally.
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Tigers Nose Out Victory Over Naps
Detroit defeats Cleveland 9 to 8 in a ragged game at Detroit. Crawford homered and hit a key error-driven rally in the second. Summers preserved lead after Summers relief. McIntyre Lajoie Jones and Birmingham tallied for Detroit while Lajoie and others sparked Cleveland’s late surge in seventh.
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Wakefield Beats Melrose In Opening Fall Game
Wakefield High School defeated Melrose High 2 to 1 on the local grounds in the opening game of the fall series among Melrose Reading Stoneham and Wakefield teams. The contest featured sharp fielding by Wanna maker, McLetchie for Melrose and Horrigan Anderson and F McKie for Wakefield.
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Massachusetts players reach third round at national amateur golf
In Clyde Park yesterday at the Country Club links three Massachusetts competitors advanced in the national amateur championship. J G Anderson defeated W J Travis 5 3 while Henry H Wilder and P W Whittemore also progressed, with Herreshoff dominating and Evans facing Davis Sawyer in the day’s pivotal matches.
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Tuckerman Leads Final Golf Match in Boston Event
The last of the Massachusetts trio is W R Tuckerman of Stockbridge who played an extra hole today against Frederick A Martin of Ekwanok and Dartmouth. Yesterday crowds packed the links and the nine and 12 tees and surrounding slopes looked like a grandstand. Anderson beat Travis 5 3 and Herreshoff topped Whittemore 5 4 as locals dominated morning play.
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Waltham Eleven Has First Clash Saturday
A large gathering of schoolboys coaches and players will travel to Watch City next Saturday afternoon for the season opener between Waltham and Providence Tech. Harry Dame and his squad have trained for weeks and enter the game in good form.
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Hueston Wins Twice in White Bear Pool
Tom Hueston, ex pool champion, won both games at the White Bear Parlors yesterday. In the afternoon Amolsiky pocketed 36 balls to Hueston's 125 and in the evening Misky scored 90 to Hueston's 125. This afternoon Flynn faces the exe champion and in the evening the aviator Dixon competes again.
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Melrose High Drops Football Team
The Melrose High School recently halted its football program after several disappointing seasons. The move leaves the Suburban League with little competitive interest and adjusts local sports expectations.
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Quakers and Cubs Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Chicago split a doubleheader with the home team scoring all its runs in the first game’s sixth inning to chase Reulbach, while Chicago won the second game by knocking Moren out in the fifth inning.
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Dalton's Bat Caps Beat Cincinnati 4 3 in Brooklyn
Jack Dalton drove in two runs with a third inning double and his eighth inning triple as Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 4 to 3. The game ended after darkness with Altoonas outfielder Coulson appearing for Brooklyn.
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Rain Delays Doves Game With St Louis Cardinals
The Doves had their game with the St Louis Cardinals postponed by a light rain. A doubleheader is scheduled for this afternoon starting at 1 80 o'clock with Frock and Mattern to pitch for Boston and Corridon for Bresnahan. Goode may reappear as he tries to earn a spot in the Dove outfield for 1911.
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Becker helps Giants beat old teammates
New York defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as Drucke out pitched Camnitz. Becker, a former Pittsburgh man, had four hits and scored two runs for the Giants. Leach collected seven putouts in center field. Two games are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Southern League Results Roundup
Memphis 7 New Orleans 7, Atlanta 5 Montgomery 2, Birmingham 6 Nashville 4 first game. Birmingham 8 Nashville 1 second game. Chattanooga 2 Mobile 0 first game, Mobile 3 Chattanooga 0 second game.
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