Divided Honors in Mound City
The second game ended in a Browns victory as Hamilton edged Wood with a key eighth inning, while the Sox faltered earlier. Wood pitched well despite illness, and Hamilton stifled Boston with five hits, supported by flawless Browns defense.
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Mound City
Hamilton
Browns
Shotten
Wood
Sox
Hooper
Red Sox
Hall
Hogan
Pratt
Stovall
Wagner
Austin
Fanning
Gardner
Stahl
Nanamaker
Jake
Wallace
Alexander
Aumgartner
Williams
van Dyke
Worcester
Speaker
Janssen
Stanley
Stéphen
Yerkes
Mowrey
Giants Outfield Question Darkens World Series Hopes
New York fans admire Jeff Tesreau and Doyle and Chief Meyers but doubt McGraw can align an outfield to match Boston’s. Murray vs Speaker dominates the debate with Snodgrass and Lewis as secondary contrasts. Boston’s trio is praised for fielding and timing while New York fears grounders and speed gaps.
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New York
Jeff Tesreau
Doyle
Chief Meyers
Giants
McGraw
Polo Ground
Matty
Red Sox
Devore
Snodgrass
Murray
Becker
McCormick
Boston
Speaker
Boston Star
Fred Snodgrass
Duffy Lewis
Lewis
Baseball in Brief and Schedule Fragment
Baseball notes show remaining Red Sox games versus Cleveland at Cleveland on Sept 17 18 19. Gaelays with Sept 20 21 22 against Detroit in Detroit. Sept 24 25 26 vs New York at Fenway Park. Sept 28 30 and Oct 1 against Washington in Washington. 3 4 5 with Philadelphia in Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Gaelays
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Detroit
New York
Fenway Park
Washington
Philadelphia
Positions of League Leaders in American League
The Red Sox lead the American League with 16 percent ahead of Philadelphia and Washington and 31 games ahead of Chicago. This summary notes Red Sox standings as the top team by a wide margin in the league race.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Positions of NL leaders in the National League
New York leads the league with 11 percent ahead of Chicago and 13 games ahead of Pittsburgh. The Yankees host a 27 percent edge over Cincinnati in the standings.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York Dispatches Mention Regional Rail News
Fragmentary national rail notes mention Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Boston with cryptic figures and terms suggesting timetable or freight details. The readable elements point to station or line references without a clear event or outcome.
National League pairings and city matchups listed
National matchups show St Louis at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at New York with two games noted in Philadelphia and the rest as one game each. The schedule outlines rivalry heavy evenings across major cities.
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H Attee
Ote Peers
ST. Louis
Washington
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Pittsbur
Cincinna Serene
Philadelphia
Loula
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelhals
American Association Scores Baseball Doubleheader
Kansas City beat Milwaukee 3 to 1 in game one and 5 to 2 in game two. Minneapolis defeated St Paul 8 to 0. Toledo edged Indianapolis 7 to 6.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Southern League scores span two games and multiple teams
Atlanta defeated Memphis 4 1 in a rain shortened game. Atle beat Memphis 8 2 in the second game. Birmingham topped Montgomery 2 1 while Mobile won over New Orleans 8 5.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Atle
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Connecticut League Scores and Weather Notes
Bridgeport 16 Hartford 9 leads CT league results. Rain affects Waterbury Springfield and New Haven Holyoke games.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury
Springfield
New Haven
Holyoke
Harvard Football Opens Practice With 50 Candidates
Harvard begins 1912 football practice at Soldiers Field with about fifty hopefuls. Coach Haughton leads the initial week set, planning light work and no scrimmages until later in the week.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Haughton
Harvard Football Practice Begins With New Rules and Fresh Faces
Harvard opens practice for 1912 with emphasis on the new forward pass and end zones. Captain Percy Wendell and four seniors headline a large candidate pool as they prepare for a Sept. 28 opener against Maine. Felton is ineligible, Brickley and Logan loom in backfield, with Hardwick to fill Felton’s gap and Mahan emerging from Andover.
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Percy Wendell
H. R. Gardner
H. R. Snohoens Jr
D. C. Parmenter
Harvard
Crimson
Sam” Felton
K. Reynolds
Yale
Charley” Brickley
Mal” Logan
H. B. Gardner
Logan
Brickley
Felton
Hardwick
Mahan
Andover
Maine
Yale Football Counts 90 Candidates in Second Week
Yale coaches report 90 players present to start week two of training at New Haven with only two absentees, veterans Dunn and Cooney. Cooney detained but expected soon. Dunn unconfirmed. Halliday Philbin and Ben Avery arrived and join tomorrow. El mer McDevitt joins as line coach. first signal lineup ordered. practice twice daily all week.
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New Haven
Yale
Danny Dunn
Russell Cooney
Cooney
Dunn
Halliday Philbin
Ben Avery
Elmer McDevitt
Spalding
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