Red Sox Dominate Browns Again in Easy Victory
Boston Pirates rout St. Louis Browns 6 to 0 as Ray Collins outpitch Weis man. Walter Regh led the Boston offense with a double and triple, Duffy Lewis added four hits, and Carrigan contributed a key hit while Covington and Balenti supplied late support. Browns managed nine hits but failed to produce runs, with Collins closing strong after a shaky start.
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St. Louis Browns
Carrigan
Sox
Jimmy Austin
Browns
Collins
Walter Regh
Weisman
Regh
Duffy Lewis
Walker
Covington
Pratt
Engle
Speaker
Bofton
Lewis
Lefield
Wagner
Agnew
Balentil
Boston
AB. R. BH
A. E
Boo
Gardner
Yerkes
Bie
St, Louis
PO. A
Shotten
Feek de Austin
de Walker
Williams
Tialenti
Amnew
Vo Weilman
Wellman
Abefere
St. Louis
Bernae
Bulenti
Last Practice Before Tourney Opens at Brookline
A high turnout of 150 of 170 entries tested the last prelim round ahead of the open championship at Brookline. Notable matchups featured Leath Croke and Vardon edging Ray Favargue Donaldson 1 up. McDermott shot 76 in a Brady McNamara McDermott foursome while McLeod posted a 74 six under par before finishing.
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Willie Leath
Jack Croke
Tom Vardon
Edward Ray
Walter Favargue
Jack Donaldson
America
J. J. McDermott
Brady
McNamara
McDermott
J. M. Ward
Garden City
Ifren McLeod
Columbia Club
Washington
D. C
McLeod
John G. Anderson
Travers
Heinrich Schmit
Francis Ouimet
Massachusetts
W. S. Lawrence
Colonel
Herbert Strong
Gil Nicholls
J. B. Hylan
Vesper
B. S. Evans
Belmont
J. McDonald
Worcester
Mike” Brady
T. L. McNamara
Heinrich Schmidt
J. G. Anderson
Brae Burn
Francis Oulmet
Lawrence Woodland
Oulmet
Schmidt
Gilbert
Bernard Nicholls
Fred McLeod
Nicholls Brothers
Jerry” Travers
Brookline
Braves and Pirates Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburg on Sept 15 the Braves won the first game 5 to 3 after a ninth inning rally led by Quinn and Maranville, while the Pirates claimed the second game 6 to 1 with Adams dominating on the mound. Two-base hits came from McQuillan Miller Quinn Zinn and a homer by Simon.
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Washington
Chicnago
Groom
Chicago
Weaver
Lord
Collins
Chase
Bodie
Shaw
Love
Schaefer
Russell
Henry
Morgan
Slits
Milan
Bole
Moeller
McBride
Roy Shaw
Evang and Egan
New York
Detroit
Chance
Willett
Gibson
Louden Gibson
Louden
Warhop
Bush
Bauman
Crawford
Cobb
Voach
McKee
Seeee Onslow
Margel Holden
Tee Whiteman
Williams
Knight
Thee Gilbooley
Zelder
Sweeney
C Webs
Reynolds
Wisher
Steer
Lil—Knight
Onslow
Matsel
Whiteman
Me Bush
Trises
Pisher
Arhop
Hittisher
Warn
Pittsburg
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Braves
Pirates
Boston
Quinn
McQuillen
Dunbar
Tony Bufano
Tony
Maranville
Simon
Connelly
Myers
Mann
Zinn
MecQuillen
Hendrix
Griffith
Mitchell
Adams
Smith
Rariden
Rudolph
Meranville
McQuillan
Miller
Old McQuillan
Dolan
Beston
Byron and
Rigler
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Aiy
Dugey
Danny Whaling
E Rariden
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R Carey
A Dolan
Wagner
Ss Viox
Wilson
Rf Miller
F Simon
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Hyatt Bee
Eweee
Pittsbu
ASL TB
Carey
U Wagner
Leesa
Wy Kelly
H. Wit
E. Maranville
Cnarey
Rariden Taft
ALBUS
Rigler and
Vyron
Sports matchups listed for St. Louis Boston era schedule
National and American pairings show teams facing each other across leagues. The card lists city pairs such as St. Louis on the road against Boston and Cleveland visiting Philadelphia while Detroit meets New York and Chicago visits Washington. In the National section Boston plays Pittsburgh and New York hosts Chicago with Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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R If. KE. Attee
Boston
ST. Louis A
Chicago
Phiadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Er Attee
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Hockey Scores From Newark Toronto Montreal And Jersey City
Newark beat Providence 5 to 2. Toronto defeated Rochester 10 to 5. In Montreal the first game ended 4 to 1 with Montreal over Buffalo 7 to 2 in the second. Jersey City Baltimore game postponed.
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Newark
Providence
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Baseball Scores Then and Now
In St Paul St Paul defeated Louisville 4 0 while Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 5 2 and Minneapolis routed Columbus 12 1. Kansas City Toledo game postponed due to rain.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Giants Beat Cubs In 13 Inning Thriller
In a marathon game the Giants edged the Cubs 5 to 4 in 13 innings. Phelan Leach Merkle and Later drove key hits while Sater homered for New York as Smith and Lavender matched scoreless relief before late rallies.
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Giants
CUBS
Kridwell
Smith
ecSnodgrass
New York
Chicago
Phelan
Leach
Merkle
Sater
Lavender
Pipteher
Mies—Burns
Shafer
Tesreau
Doyle
Tesrenus
Schulte
Tesreau S. Ly Smith
Klem and
Orth
Cuicago
Chieng Toloy
Pleteler
Burns
Bane
Ardler
Fletcher
Secon Base
Vn Shaffer
Merersea
Tesrean
Bridwell BE
Stewart
Archer
Peewee
oWillams
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Harry Vardon
Rays
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Paul H. Shannon
Ray Collins
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Sheeee
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Merritt
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Thomas Kerrigan
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Waumabek
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Greenwich
Charles D. Them
Shinnecock Hills
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Harry Hampton
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J. G. Campbell
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Morris County
Tom Young
Westport
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Wykagyl
J. M. Barnes
Tacoma
His Ouimet
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J. A. Donaldson
Glen View
Parker W. Whittemore
Charles G. Adama
Pittsfield
James Milligan
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