Walsh Saves White Sox In Ninth In Dark Boston Clash
In a late dramatic Chicago edged Boston 7 5 as Ed Walsh, summoned in the ninth with two on and one out, fanned Jake Stahl and closed the inning. Earlier Frank Arellanes and Pat Dougherty both struggled while Yerkes and Howard debuted for Boston. Lord and Stahl sparked the Sox rally, with Lord stealing home on a double steal and Stahl driving a triple earlier.
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Browns Split With Senators in Doubleheader
Washington and St. Louis split a twin bill in the nation’s capital with 5 to 0 and 4 to 2 scores. Reisling blanked the Senators in the opener while Groom was hit hard in the nightcap. Sacrifice hits, stolen bases, and pitching details populate the box but the key outcome is the split for Washington and St. Louis.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail Key to Score and Notation
The article decodes baseball scoring notation using numbered positions for players and symbols such as 6-3 for a groundout, F9 for a fly to right, bh for base hit, sb for stolen base, sh sacrifice, K for strikeout, BB for base on balls, E errors, x balk, pb passed ball, hp hit by pitcher, wp wild pitch, and run.
Local hockey scores show close games across cities
Baltimore 5 Providence 4. Newark 5 Jersey City 0 in game one. Jersey City 1 Newark 0 in game two. Toronto 1 Rochester 0.
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Scores Roll as Cities Clash Across the Gulf Coast
Atlanta leads 3 Little Rock 1 and Birmingham 1 at Mobile 0 while New Orleans 7 and Nashville 2 draw. Montgomery 8 8 and Memphis 4 reflect a so far uneven set of regional results across the season.
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Local scores reported across multiple cities
Indianapolis led in a set of reported results with nine points and Minneapolis posted two. St. Paul tallied nine while Columbus remained scoreless. Toledo added two as Kansas City scored one. Louisville routed Milwaukee four to none.
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Naps Unable to Hit Lake in New York Victory
New York defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 as Lake limited the visitors to two singles and eight strikeouts. An errant throw by Tiemeyer, filling in at first, prevented a shutout. Austin contributed a run batted in and scored the other for New York.
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Carlisles Challenge White Sox for State Championship
The Carlisles of Roxbury challenge the White Sox of West Roxbury to a championship game at either home ground on Saturday Sept 18 or 25. Contact T. Clark at 2 Kalada Park Roxbury by phone 839-5 Roxbury.
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Arthur McCabe Caps Connecticut League Batting Title Again
Arthur McCabe of New Britain is champion batsman of the Connecticut League for the second consecutive time with a .568 average. His 1908 figures were .320.
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Athletics Defeat Tigers in Rainy Shibe Park Duel
Philadelphia Athletics beat Detroit Tigers 2 to 1 before 24 740 fans at Shibe Park. Plank outpitched Summers in a pitching duel as Cobb drew heat from the crowd after miscues and a late Detroit rally was stifled by Philadelphia defense.
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Simon Kenton Paced to Derby Victory at Readville
Simon Kenton, the Attleboro horse that won the Readville pacing derby on September 1, has proven his speed. After the Readville win he surprised at Plattsburg on a half mile track, sweeping three heats in 2 10 1 4.
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Taft Sees New York Defeat Chicago In Clash Of Clubs
President Taft witnessed New York defeating Chicago 2 to 1. Mathewson and Brown pitched well as the visitors hit for offense, with Doyle and Seymour driving in two runs on a sacrifice and singles, while Tinker delivered a two-bagger and Archer added a run for Chicago.
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Pittsburg Wins On Reds Errors
Cincinnati loses after poor fielding. Downey wild throw with two out in the eighth sparked the trouble. Miller steals home highlighted the game amid a crowd scuffle, police halting the incident.
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Hamburg Belle Sets 2 04 Time On Heavy Track At State Fair
Sept 16 Hamburg Belle trotted 2 04 1 4 on a heavy track at the State fair with a runner in attendance. She led the first quarter in 29 3 4, reached the half in 1 00 1 4, and hit three quarters in 1 81 1 2 before tiring in the stretch. She is shipped to Columbus to face Ahlan next week in the world trotting championship. Gentley wins 2 17 pace at Syracuse, Baron May takes 2 10 trot in straight heats. After four heats the 2 09 pace carried to Friday.
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Mike Donlin Says He Won't Play Ball Again
The veteran baseball figure declares he will not return to the game, with ample time to dispute the statement before the coming summer.
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Stucklin Captures Low Card in New Hampshire Golf
H. W. Stucklin, three time New Hampshire champion, led 74 players at Woodland in the qualifying round of a three day tournament. He won the gold medal for lowest gross score and set an amateur medal play record with a 70. Arthur G. Lockwood, former state champion, posted a strong score narrowly missing the seven by one. J. G. Anderson was the other golfer to break par.
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Brown and Page Clash in pennant tie playoff
In the Greater Boston league pennant tie playoff next Saturday at National league grounds, Brown faces Page with their strongest lineups. Gatling Smith will stagger the Page catcher and Nervy Wilson will catch for Brown.
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Herman Long Dies in West Denver Baseball Star Dies
Herman Long, 42, famed shortstop for the Boston Nationals for 12 years, died at the Oakes Home for Consumptives in Denver. He recently played in the Western league at second base and had earlier appeared with Toledo and in the Chicago City league.
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Baseball Umpire Reform Risks Backed by Magnates
Charley Murphy's suggestion of a civil service for umpires is approved in part but critics question who will perform the examinations. Protests indicate several magnates are not strong on playing rules. Regional matchups listed include Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington, and Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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Tigers Refuse Photo After Narrow Lead In Batting Duel
A tabulated comparison shows the Pirates ahead of the Tigers by two batting points with averages of .260 and .258 respectively. The Tigers decline to be photographed, saying they will first win the pennant.
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