Senators Triumph in Final Boston Visit 7 to 4
Dolly Gray loses pace as Senators win last Boston appearance 7 to 4. Unglaub and Gessler spark visitors with three hits each, Pape nails late relief, while Boston errors fuel Red Sox downfall.
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Dolly Gray
Red Sox
Speed Boys
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Boston
Karger
Larry Pape
Pape
McConnell
Tris Speaker
Gessler
Unglaub
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Conroy
Killifer
Slattery
Lelivelt
Lord
Speaker
Stahl
Esc Asessie
Hooper
Donahue
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Pirates Keep On Winning Versus Reds in Cincinnati
Spade walked the first three batters to load the bases in the opening inning followed by Wagner Abstein and Wilson singles for four Pittsburg runs. Rowan came in early and gave up three more runs mainly on hits. Mitchell added a homer in the ninth as Pittsburgh never trailed Cincinnati.
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Spade
Wagner
Abstein
Wilson
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Byrne
Leach
Clarke
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Quakers blank Dodgers in pitching duel
Philadelphia shuts out Brooklyn 2-0 in a pitchers contest. Deininger singles to spark the scoring in the fourth as Bransfield walks and Doolin strikes out before McDouin singles to center. McQuillan allows two hits, Scanlon four, with a lone run support and 16 minute time.
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Knabe
Doolin
Mc Dooin
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Grant
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Deooin
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Lennox
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McMillan
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Yesterday's Game in Detail KEY TO SCORE
The article explains baseball scoring notation with player numbers and terms. It defines grounders like 6-3, fly balls as F9, base advances using bh for base hit and sb for stolen base, sh for sacrifice, K for strikeout, BB for base on balls, E for error, x for balk, pb for passed ball, bp for hit by pitch, and wp for wild pitch alongside run scoring.
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French
Como
Staal
Karger
Killifer
Unglaub
Jake Stahl
Gessler
Slattery
Stahl
Frerch
McConnell
Conroy
Hooper
Donahue
McBride
Gray
Pat Donahue
Lord
Red Sox
Speaker
Nome
Slattery Lelivelt
New York
PO. A
Ean Demmitt
Keeler
Chase
Fe Gardner
Elberfeld Austin
Sweeney
Crevense
Heitmuller
Niles Barry
Pt Collins
Lord ‘C Baker
Aie Davis
Murphy
Oldring
Die
Livingstone
Morgan
Hartsel
Dygert
Carrigan
Eeereeveer
Fox
Philadelphia
Davis
Gardner
Austin
Hall New York
Cverfeld
Demmitt
Brocke McConnell
Pielett
Brockett
Mor
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Elberfeld
Donohue
Connolly
Kerin
Lidlersuit
Keeler Redeems Bad Error In Game Versus Philadelphia
New York beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the final meeting of the season. Keeler fumbled a ninth inning misplay that tied the game but he redeemed himself by delivering the hit that scored the winning run.
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New York
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Keeler
Atkins Bound for Atlanta to Join Philadelphia Americans
Tommy Atkins, noted pitcher for the Atlanta club and champion of the Southern league, departed today to join the Philadelphia Americans, signaling a major roster move in professional baseball.
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Atlanta
Tommy Atkins
Philadelphia Americans
Hockey score recap from multiple city games
Toronto defeated Buffalo 5 to 1 while Rochester edged Montreal 1 to 9 in a Montreal led game. Providence beat Newark 9 to 3 in the first game and Newark won 7 to 2 in the second. Baltimore tied Jersey City 3 to 3 after 11 innings.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Doves In Tepid Brockton Exhibition Falls Short
Sept 15 Brockton Doves with Ferguson on the mound and Beck in relief lost to Boston Nationals 8 to 3 in eleven innings. Marty O'Toole pitched for Boston, striking out many, while Henrickson's foul ball counted as fair to score the go ahead run. Umpire Harrington's call sparked protests and a partial field withdrawal before Shea finished. McLane and Ferguson provided notable hits and defense.
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Brockton
Steve Flanagan
Harry Smith
Boston Nationals
Mr. Ferguson
Cecil
Beck
Marty O'Toole
Red Sox
Marty
Boston Boys
Henrickson
Fred Harrington
Smith
Harrington
Shea
McLane
Ferguson
Sweeney
Flenrickson
MelLane
Donovan
March
Shannon
O ” Murphy
McGovern
Cutting
O'Toole
Etene Maybohm
Watters
Boston
Recker
Shean
Svea
Beaumont
Steer
Seer
Getz
Rariden
Becker
Tem
Stem
Maybohm
Gutting
Doves' Second Team Defeated by Lynn 6 to 0
Lynn shut out the Boston Doves' second team 6 to 0 as Conway pitched standout for Lynn. Conway’s performance is noted despite his draft to the Boston Nationals.
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Lynn
Boston Doves
Lynn Today
Conway
Boston Nationals
St Paul and Milwaukee Baseball Scores Reported
St Paul defeated Columbus 5 to 3 in the first game and 6 to 1 in the second. Milwaukee beat Louisville 5 to 2 in the first game and Louisville won the seven inning second game 1 to 0. Minneapolis triumphed over Indianapolis 9 to 2 while Toledo edged Kansas City 2 to 1.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Southern League results and upcoming East West battles
Memphis defeats Atlanta 3 1 while Nashville edges Mobile 4 2 and Montgomery over New Orleans 9 6 Birmingham 6 Little Rock 4. Two football battles loom between the East and West with Pennsylvania facing Michigan and Cornell meeting Chicago.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Cornell
Chicago
National League and American League games listed
The schedule lists Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St Louis at Washington Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with national matchups noted and team pairings stated for the day.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Detroit
Ewer
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Mos
Chicnago
Commercial League Opens October 4 With Eight Teams
The Commercial league at Big Pins will start October 4 with eight teams including Federal, Faneuil, Beacon, Boston Post, North Shore, Emerson, Waltham Watch, and Roslindale. The season runs 28 weeks replacing Shawmut and Tremont positions. Officers elected were President Harry B. Center Secretary Charles Goulding and Treasurer Henry Gramer.
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Big Pins
Federal
Faneuil
Beacon
Boston Post
North Shore
Emerson
Waltham Watch
Roslindale
Post
Waltham
Shawmuts
Tremonts
Harry B. Center
Charles §. Goulding
Henry Gramer
Connie Mack Optimistic Ahead of Detroit Series
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack returns home from New York and forecasts a strong showing against Detroit. He believes the team can win three of four games or sweep, plans to use Plank Krause and Atkins if available, and warns against brutal play while urging pennant pursuit on home turf.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
New York
Detroit
Plank
Krause
Atkins
South
Pender
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