Braves Split Doubleheader With Cardinals In St Louis
The Braves take the first game 8 to 4 and lose the nightcap 3 to 2. Boston led off the opener with a Maranville homer and built the cushion behind Fillingim, with Carroll, Maranville, and Ford keying late scoring. In the second game Lavall drove in the decisive run in the ninth as McHenry tripled and Schultz singled. Clemens, Lavan, and Heathcote starred in late drama.
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Parker
Sherdel
Scott
Boston
Lavall
McHenry
Maranville
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Carroll
Haraves
O'Neill
Fowell
Nutter
Ford
Holke
Lavan
Smith
Clemens
Kimmick
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Gowdy
Mollwitz
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Heathcote
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Tigers In Two Games At Fenway
The Tigers schedule a double header at Fenway Park starting at 1 30 pm amid wet grounds and dreary weather. Leonard and Davis face Pennock and Alan Russell for the Red Sox while Lamar and Wilhoit may pitch for the Tigers and Jungaleers seek a second money win to pressure Philadelphia’s standings.
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Leonard
Davis
Jungaleers
Pennock
Alan Russell
Lamar
Joe Wilhoit
Tigers
Indians
Philadelphia
Fennock
Russell
Baseball Teams Get New Names to Break Monotony
A column playfully suggests renaming major league clubs to relieve dull headlines. It mocks the Athletics as a fighting force and ponders punning shifts for the Phillies, White Sox, Braves, Yankees, Cards, and Pirates, noting their misfits and history while proposing lighthearted epithets.
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Athletics
Marines
A’s
Connie
Germany
Mack
Yankees
Yank
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Fewster
Bodie
Chauncey Olcott
St. Louis Gang
Deuces
Treys
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Pirates
Dreyfuss Buccaneers
Pirates of 1750
Bezdiek
Buccs
Webster
Huntington grid call for football candidates to report
Coach Moore of Huntington School issues a football call for candidates to report Monday Sept 22 at 9 30. Prospects for the team look encouraging with Morse Hudson Robinson Cowan Woods and Gray of last year’s squad set to return.
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Huntington School
Morse
Hudson
Robinson
Cowan
Woods
Gray
Good Bout at Gardner Tonight Features Ah Chung vs Howard
Victory A C of Gardner presents a 12 round main event with Harry Ah Chung of Salem facing Soldier Howard of New Bedford. Local boxing card resumes this evening in Gardner.
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Victory A.C
Town
Harry Ah Chung
Salem
Soldier Howard
New Bedford
Reds Clinch National League Pennant With 4-3 Win
Cincinnati defeats New York 4 to 3 to clinch the NL pennant. A crowd of 18 000 witnesses the milestone, as Cincinnati secures its first NL title and holds a one game lead with seven games left in the season.
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Cincinnati
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Giants
Reds Beat Giants 4–3 In Tight Ninth Inning Win
The Reds and New York game ended 4 to 3 as Ruether pitched the full game for Cincinnati while Nehl finished for the Giants. New York led 2–0 early, Reds tied and then won in the seventh with Schreiber opening the inning with a double. Rariden’s misplay and a muffed throw set up the decisive run as Schreiber scored on Ruether’s grounder.
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Reds
Toney
New York
Nehl
Burns
Kauff
Statz
Fletcher
Rath
Roush
Kopf
Neale
Frisch
Schreiber
Rariden
Kelly
Doyle
Cincinnati
Herrmann
National Commission
Daubert
Duncan
Senate
Eveee Rariden
Kuether
Jane
Frinch
McCarty
Gonzales
S ‘Toney
Nehf
Peee
Kanoff
Nehlef
Raiiden
Arlington High girls field hockey team opens practice
The Arlington High School girls are to start practice this afternoon on Spy Pond field to form a strong squad before the season opener. The practice follows yesterday's boys’ session near the gridiron as they begin preparations.
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Arlington High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Gambling Charges Drag Johnson Probe Through American League
The American League ordered a complete review of its finances at an executive session in Chicago. Charles A. Comiskey and Byron Bancroft Johnson led the inquiry, accusing James C. Dunn and others of failing to furnish required records and addressing gambling at parks. The meeting also noted Johnson’s absence and promised to push for full accountability and disclosure of all league accounts. A Babe Ruth Day in Cincinnati was announced with plans for ceremonies and gifts to Ruth and Red Sox players.
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American League
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago American League Club
Byron Bancroft Johnson
League
Johnson
Board of Directors
Comiskey
American League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Harry H. Frazee
Boston
Jacob Ruppert
New York
A. Austrian
T. L. Huston
James C. Dunn
Cleveland
South
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Pabe
Ruth
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White Sox
Joseph J. McCarron
New England
Daniel J. Lydon
New Hampshire
Connecticut
A. Shuman
Daniel T. Lydon
Haymarket
John J. Sawtelle
Dorchester
Council
South Boston
Pirates Rally in 11th Wins at Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on Sept 16 the Pirates beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 in the 11th inning. Schmandt error tied the score in the sixth after Olson was banished for throwing his bat. In the 11th Bigbee doubled and scored on Southworth’s single to clinch the victory.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Miller
Pfeffer
Schmandt
Pirates
Olson
Bigbee
Carey
Southworth
AB. R
Wheat
F Myers
Konetchy
Ete Baird
M. Wheat
Quishaw
Bar- Myers
Grifith
Fire
Terry
Wild
Pitech
Johnson Puts Bag On Browns In Ninth Inning
Washington scores three runs in the ninth but St. Louis holds to win. Johnson hits a two base and a three base hit with Sisler and Ellerbe contributing. Leonard also hits a three base shot as Milan steals twice.
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Ames
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Blackburne
Williams
Seers Meusel
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Sicking
Clarke
Ewan See
Ereeees
Cee Teibia
Paskett
Blackburne Barber
Lafer
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Dorus
Johnson
Gerber
Letfield
Washington
St. Louis
Sisler
Ellerbe
Leonard
Milan
Judge
Leifield
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Teifield
Oer Seers
Austin Caseweeeese
Kilbane Knocks Out Burns In Jersey City Fight
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland stopped Franks Burns of Jersey City in the fifth round of an eight round bout at Harrison New Jersey’s baseball park before a record Jersey crowd. Burn s was knocked to the canvas and counted out after Kilbane’s swift left and right combination.
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Johnny Kilane
Cleveland
Franks Burns
Jersey City
Harrison
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Jersey
Burns
Kilbarn
Will
Kilbane
Johnny Ertle
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