Cleveland Naps narrowly beat Red Sox 1-0 in tense showdown
Cleveland gains second place in the league after Hinchman scores the decisive run in the ninth. Cy Young matches Joss in a pitching duel as both teams miss chances and a 10,000 crowd erupts at homecoming.
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Pirates Get Moren Going in Big Win
Philadelphia on Sept 17 Pittsburg defeated the Pirates 8 to 1. Moren and Willis pitched strong for five innings with only one Pittsburg hit. In the final four innings Pittsburg racked up 18 hits, including four in the sixth and five in the eighth. Knabe singled and Clement doubled to score a run in the sixth.
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Detroit Tigers Hold Off Giants With Club Hitting
Detroit overcame a ragged fielding game by relying on timely hitting and pitching from Donovan and Crawford. New York wasted chances, including a costly throw to the plate, as Detroit pushed across three runs in the third inning and held on for a 9 4 victory. Crawford, Killifer, and Melvin contributed two-base hits while Hemphill helped spark the offense.
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Nelson Offered Ten Thousand for McFarland Bout
Philadelphia report says Harry Edwards of the National A C tries to arrange a six round bout between Nelson and Packy McFarland for Founders Week starting Oct 4. Edwards has offered Nelson 10 000 which the champion is considering.
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Pairings Set for East West Basketball Showdowns
The schedule lists Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Chicago as upcoming matchups. Teams focus on key conference moves with early season implications.
Baseball Magazine October issue features football kicking and baseball insights
The October Baseball Magazine highlights the kicking game alongside baseball in fall coverage. It includes Joe Cantillon on umpires, Hap Ward’s baseball ties, Homer Cray on Casey at the Bat authorship, Secretary Locke on Fred Clarke, Frank Butler on Ned Crane, Addie Joss on pitching, and Burr Price on St. Louis writers.
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Washington
Hap” Ward
Ward and Vokes
Homer Cray
Casey
Locke
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Frank Butler
Ned Crane
Addie Joss
Cleveland
Burr Price
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American League flag race games summary
Detroit leads Cleveland by 2 games while Cleveland tops Chicago by 1 game. Chicago trails St. Louis by 1 game as St. Louis leads Philadelphia, which leads Boston by 1/4 game. Boston is ahead of Washington by 4 games and Washington leads New York by 16 games.
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Retail Furniture Bowling League Elects Officers for Year
The Retail Furniture Bowling League met Wednesday to elect officers for the ensuing year. Newly elected president is Robert Y. Tait of Shawmut Furniture Company, secretary Joseph M. Shaughnessy of C. E. Osgood Company, and treasurer Edward Burnett of Frank Ferdinand's.
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C. E. Osgood Company
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Larned and Ritchie win at Longwood in first international tennis
The Longwood Cricket Club hosts singles as American and British teams draw. W. A. Larned beats James G. Parke in straight sets 6-3 6-3 7-5, while M. J. G. Ritchie defeats Beals C. Wright 6-1 6-3 6-2. Doubles follow at 3 with Alexander Hackett vs Ritchie Parke.
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O'Toole Bows to Lynn in Final Brockton Start
In Brockton on Sept 17 O'Toole pitched his last game for Brockton before joining Cincinnati. He held Lynn to two hits until the ninth inning when he weakened. Lynn won 4 to 2 as Abbott pitched well. Fielding highlights came from Lovell and Hickman.
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Haverhill Beats Gilroy In Ninth Inning
Haverhill tallies in the final frame as Court ney McInnis Reilly contribute with a two-base hit three-base hit and steals. Gilroy fans three while O Toole records three strikeouts. Time- ib 43m. Umpire Lanigan.
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Brown appears as Harvard quarterback hopeful in practice
Gil Brown surprised Harvard coaches by showing up on the field and instantly competing as a quarterback. New coaches aided the squad as Harry Kersberg drilled players against dummies while Daly and Haughton refined signals and passing drills for a 66-man group.
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Local high school grid scene features BC and Holy Cross players
Billy Brophy joins Boston College this year as an all scholastic quarterback. Joy, an all scholastic end from a few years ago, plays for Holy Cross. Tip O Neil and Churchward are prominent at Boston College. Charlestown High shows potential but few candidates. E H S has many veterans and promising material. The season opens with Dorchester facing Medford this Saturday.
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Fellsway Drivers to Race at Reading
The Fellsway Gentlemen's Driving Club will race against Quannapowitt Gentlemen's Driving Club at Reading speedway on Saturday afternoon September 19.
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Worcester Beats Lowell With Offensive Burst
Worcester and Lowell clash as Cox, Burkett, Schwartz and Blackburn drive runs. Burkett hits a homer, Schwartz a triple, while Howard and Cox steal bases. Pitcher Owens fans five as Greenwell and Vandergrift turn two, but Lowell leaves seven on base. Time 1h 40m.
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Yale Stars Return from Absence at Yale
Yale welcomed back missing backfield coach Tad Jones and halfback Henry Wheaton. Centre Rush Carroll Cooney and halfback Brides remain unaccounted for with Brides possibly not returning. Cooney expects to return tomorrow after a morning practice focusing on backs in hot conditions. Jones denied plans to join professional baseball, citing his Giants bench visit. Scrimmaging to resume next week with light drills and signal practice today.
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Peter Quince Wins Culver Handicap at Gravesend
Peter Quince easily won the Culver handicap at Gravesend in six furlongs with a four length margin. King Cobalt finished second and Field Mouse took third as Quince led from the start in a time near 1 03.
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Many Vets in Tufts' Squad Show Promise for Grid Season
Tufts football fans can expect a strong year as only three players depart from last season. Returning veterans include captain Sheehy and Hooper, with several newcomers from area high schools proving their talent in yesterday’s practice. The team faces a challenging schedule with games at West Point, Hanover, Tufts, Orono, Worcester, Syracuse, and Tufts against Maine, Amherst, Bowdoin, Holy Cross, and Massachusetts Aggies.
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Milton Light but Strong Eleven Gears Up
Milton High opened practice at Cunningham Field with a light squad this season. Coach Mr. Cox, an alumnus of Malden High, leads veterans Captain Horner Flynn Cross McIlwraith Clark and Don as the core of a promising eleven.
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