Giants Shut Out Braves 5 to 0 in Afternoon Game
The New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 5 to 0 as Rabbit Maranville errors sparked a second inning rally. Pol Perritt earned the win over Jess Barnes as Boston tallied 12 hits but failed to score. Henry Schreiber had a decent debut at short for the Braves.
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Braves
Jess Barnes
Avalanche
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Pol
Giants
Boston
Perritt
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Holke
Smith
McCarthy
Kelly
New York
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M'nville
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Tyler
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Rawlings
Brav es Play Under Konetchy As Stallings Leaves
Manager George T. Stallings departed on a midnight train to Haddock Georgia for cotton crop business. He plans to rejoin the club early next week. Ed Konetchy will helm the Braves in today’s game against the Giants and in games at Pittsburgh before Stallings returns.
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Haddock
Giants
Pittsburg
Ed Konetchy
Ninth inning rally seals win amid late scoring push
Perritt starts strong with a single and Burns adds a triple driving in two. Burns later scores on a bunt by Robertson as Meyers exits in the ninth. Final: 5 runs for the visiting team with McCarthy Perritt and Burns powering the rally. Barnes and Perritt each fanned five.
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McCarthy
Robertson
Meyers
J. Smith
Holke
Maranville
Powell
Kauff
J. C. Smith
Barnes
Doubie
Rawlings
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Bailey
Rigler
Bransfield
White Sox Defeat Tigers 7 to 3 In Detroit
Chicago favored by offensive bursts from Eddie Collins and Gandil to beat Detroit 7 to 3. Cicotte held Detroit to four hits through eight and a half innings before Oakland’s late rally as Chicago piled up runs with timely hits and sacrifices.
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Tigers
Detroit
Mitchell
Chicago
Troit
Eddie Collins
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Cicotte
Veach
Jackson
Felsch
Young
Collins
International League scores roundup with mixed results
Rochester defeated Toronto 5 1 in the opening game while Toronto won 9 6 in the second. Providence beat Newark 5 3. Buffalo topped Montreal 7 1 in the first game and 5 1 in the second.
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Toronto
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Southern Association scores report with rain delay
Atlanta beat Birmingham 10 to 6 in 6 innings due to rain. New Orleans defeated Mobile 11 to 5. Chattanooga won 5 to 0 over Little Rock. Memphis upset Nashville 4 to 2.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Unclear 1930s Games Pairings Across Cities
Fragment lists city pairings for basketball or baseball matchups including Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago Detroit Cleveland St Louis St Louis Chicago and national slate New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati all referenced in single lines without dates scores or venues
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Chicago Sweer
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Renee
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National
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Pittsburg
Indians Beat St Louis Browns 6 1 in Anniversary Game
Cleveland defeated St Louis 6 to 1 as Coumbe held the Browns to five hits. Speaker celebrated the 10th anniversary of his American league service with a double and two singles and three runs. Demmitt appeared in right field for Columbus in his first Cleveland game.
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Sotheron
Speaker
Ray Demmitt
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Johnson
Demmitt
Rogers
Graney
Roth
Harris
Pratt
Chapman
Evans
Wambeganss
Sothoron
Wright
Coombe
Hildebrand
Dineen
100 Mile Auto Derby Highlighted at Narragansett Park
The 100 mile annual sweepstakes is the main event on the Auto Derby card at Narragansett Park Speedway Providence R I today. Prizes total 12 000. Leading drivers from the country are entered and a Ford race draws much interest as Boston motorists head to the speedway for the 1 30 p m start.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
Speedway
Winchester Woburn Open 1917 Series at Woburn
The first game of the 1917 series between Winchester and Woburn is set for today at Woburn. Winchester's battery includes Smith and McQuinn while Woburn relies on MacMahon and Meehan.
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Woburn
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McQuinn
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Meehan
Scores From Baseball Night Across Cities
In 11 innings Toledo beat St. Paul 1 to 0 as Columbus topped Minneapolis 4 to 3 Louisville shut out Milwaukee 2 to 0 Indianapolis edged Kansas City 6 to 5.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
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Braves Crush in Single Game As McGraws Show Strength
In a return to a one game format after double headers the Braves fell 6 0 to the McGraw led squad. Charley Comiskey's White Sox look strong for the big series while Johnny Evers is rumored as a Yankees manager candidate. Local favorites include Jimmy Henigan set for a 10 mile race in Malden and Billy Hayes linked to Notre Dame athletics.
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McGraw
Charley Comiskey
White Sox
Jimmy Henigan
Malden
New England
Jimmy
UFFEYS to attempt three mile run at Revere Casino
Distance runner UFFEYS plans a three mile run while Fred Connor cycles five miles on the same program at the Revere Casino this evening. Jimmy faces a tough challenge to come out a winner.
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Revere
Jimmy
Runners Fitzgerald and Silva Hear Dowling Swim Report
Dowling quit the New York swim with Toth after about one hour due to an injured leg. The letter mentions boxing referees in England often stay outside the ring, with one boxer claiming to be inside. No Boston Light swim is scheduled this summer and L Street bath reportedly closes today.
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Toth
New York
England
Englan
Boston
L Street
Athletics Defeat the Senators 2 to 1 in Washington
Naylor pitched Philadelphia to a 2 to 1 victory over Washington in the second game of the series. He allowed five singles and struck out five. Shaw took the loss. Jamieson Bates and Stolen bases noted. Umpires Connolly and Nallin. Time 1h 34m.
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Leonard
Meyer
McNamara and Hagen Tie for Low 18 in Western Open
Tom McNamara of New York and Walter Hagen of Rochester shared low 18 hole score with 70 at 6446 yard Western Open links. James M. Barnes led at 138 at halfway, with Jock Hutchinson second at 141. Hagen moved to third. Others at 145 to 149 include Fred McLeod and Frank Adams tied for fifth. final 36 holes to follow among 69 qualifiers.
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Tom McNamara
New York
Walter Hagen
Rochester
N. Y
James M. Barnes
Philadelphia
Hagen
McNamara
Jock Hutchinson
Fred McLeod
Washington
Frank Adams
Beverly Club
M. J. Brady
Boston
James Donaldson
Glenview
Jack Burgess
Peter O’hara
Pittsburg
R.H. Craigs
Louisville
Gil Nicholls
James Simpson
Milwaukee
George Simpson
Harry Turpie
Minn
W. C. Sherwood
Memphis
Emmet French
York
Penn
Traffic Men Golf Open At Plymouth
The New England Traffic Managers' Golf Club held its annual open tournament in Plymouth on September 14. Guests of Plymouth Country Club officials included H. E. Mabbett and William P. Libby. Players from across the country competed in an 18 hole handicap match with silver cups awarded for best gross and best net scores to J. L. Bostwick and K. E. Bates respectively.
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New England Traffic Managers’ Golf Club
H. E. Mabbett
William P. Libby
Bostwick
KE. P. Bates
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