Double header today as Red Sox face White Sox in Boston
Wet grounds yesterday pushed back play to today with a Boston double header against Chicago. Yerkes and Howard likely start for Boston while Collins, Wood or Hall pitch for the Red Sox as Sullivan's pupils aim to beat Lake’s crew and keep in the first division. tomorrow the second team heads to Newport with Hall, Walter, Madden, Yerkes and others in the lineup.
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Baseball matchups listed for Chicago Boston and others
National and American league schedule outlines show games across cities including Chicago Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Boston Cincinnati New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia St Louis. No results provided.
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Unclear Mixed Scores Across Cities
Fragmentary lines list city pairs with numeric figures, including Newark and Jersey City, Rochester and Toronto, Montreal and Buffalo, Providence and Baltimore. No clear event or outcome is stated. context insufficient to identify a specific sports or league result.
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Kansas City and Louisville Teams Score Upsets in Falls
Kansas City defeated Columbus 2 to 0 while Louisville won 3 to 1 against Minneapolis. Indianapolis led Milwaukee 5 to 2 and St Paul triumphed over Toledo 3 to 2 in latest scores.
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Nashville Eight New Orleans Seven score line details list city matchups with final tallies Atlanta and Montgomery victories noted alongside Birmingham Memphis Mobile and other results from a regional scoreboard update.
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Pirates Making It Safe National Pittsburg Game Summary
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 6 to 3 with nine hits seven for extra bases. Wheat, Brooklyn’s new outfielder, made two sensational catches preventing multiple big hits.
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Another Nail in Chicago's Coffin From New York Win
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as Wiltse pitched well until the ninth inning when lifted with bases loaded. Crandall finished, Chicago displayed periods of sloppiness, and New York took the game behind strong relief. Two extra base hits noted, Pfeister allowed eight hits in eight innings, Wiltse six in the ninth. Officials Rigler and Johnstone. Time 1:40.
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Good Work at Target Shoot Wakefield Event
The First Regiment Coast Artillery Corps held its annual shoot at the Bay State Military Association range. Fourth Company of New Bedford won with 682 points, ahead of Ninth Company of Taunton. Lt Bullard led individuals with 68 and Capt Allen won revolver prize with 94.
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Eel Wins Free for All Pace at Grand Circuit Meet
Syracuse reports the free for all pace featured the gray Canadian stallion The Eel winning the deciding third heat time 2:03 1-4 after Copa de Oro led early in heat two. Bronzen bolted but stopped after a quarter mile, Melva J. and Rosemary Chimes also claimed wins in other heats and races.
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Brockton Fair Hosts Seventh Amateur Meet With Marathon
The seventh annual amateur athletic meeting at Brockton fair grounds on Thursday October 7 features 12 handicap and four special events plus a Boston Marathon on Friday October 8. Regular events include sprints hurdles distance runs shot put pole vault broad jump and high jump with Plymouth county and novice races, and a mile relay for colleges and YMCAs. Entry fees are 25 cents per event and $1 for the marathon. Blanks available from Horace A. Keith.
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Herman Long's Remarkable Defensive Play Remembered in Baseball Notes
Baseball notes recount Herman Long as a versatile fielder with a legendary game for Boston on September 24, 1897, when he leaped to catch Jake Stenzel's liner to save the game and likely decide the pennant. It notes Long's rise with Boston after 1890 and compares his early career in Kansas City. It also mentions Ty Cobb, Giants, Ma thewson, Miner Brown, and the Athletics leading in their series.
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Detroit Triumph Over Athletics In High-Scoring Game
Detroit beat Philadelphia 8 to 5 in a lively game before 27,814 at Philadelphia. Krause struck out eight for Detroit, Mullin three for Philadelphia, with ten sacrifice hits and three double steals shaping the outcome as Detroit pulled away in the eighth.
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Football Games Wanted by Local Athletic Clubs
Classified sports notice listing multiple South Boston and nearby clubs seeking football games this season. Includes weight classes from 120 to 160 pounds and contact details for Clinkers A C F O'Donnell J J Burden Dexter A C Weldon A C Dorchester Heights M J Fanning Hiltons of Norwood with options for home or away games and guaranteed compensation where stated.
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New York blanked Cleveland 10 to 0 in nine innings
New York won at Cleveland as Doyle limited the visitors to four hits while Cleveland’s pitchers were wild. Birmingham made a notable running catch and Netzel hit a two base double. Keeler and others contributed sacrifice plays as the game featured bases loaded without scoring in the ninth.
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All Champions Fear When Records Are Broken
All champions hate to have their records beaten and accept the loss as part of sport. Charley Kilpatrick, once the half mile record holder, acknowledged Lunghi’s eclipse and urged that a real champion proves the feat. The upcoming N B E A U meet promises excitement with graft rumors and handicapper election. Henri Renaud asks readers to note he will race only at Holyoke next Saturday and plans to return next year. Sam Langford’s town visit hints at future earnings while Herman W Long’s Denver death marks the passing of a national baseball star.
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Browns Buried by Senators in Washington Game
Washington won 10 to 1 over St Louis as Walker pitched his first game for the Capitals. McCorry was hit hard by the home team, with Crompton delivering a three-base hit and McBride Milan Gessler also contributing. Passed balls, errors, and bases on balls featured the lopsided contest with Street and Pack aiding in defense.
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Charlestown Auburns Rivalry Challenge Declared
The Jefferson A. C. of Charlestown challenges the Auburns of Cambridge to a game at Charles town or a neutral ground to decisively settle the rivalry. William J. Jennings, 18 Polk street, Charlestown.
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Everett Amateur Team Hosts Saturday Meet At Home
Elwood A. C. of Everett announces a strong amateur team event for Saturday September 18 at home. Contact H. J. Hanson 44 Waverley Avenue Everett for details and entries.
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Dominion Line Trips Cut to Four Weekly Runs
Effective Sunday the 19th the Dominion Atlantic railway line from Boston will run four trips weekly on Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays at 1 pm. Steamers Prince George and Prince Arthur remain in service. Excursion rates apply to Nova Scotia and the Provinces. Call 228 Washington street or Long wharf for details.
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Tuberculosis Claims Veteran Baseball Fan Idol
The report laments the death of a beloved old baseball figure and notes Hamburg Belle posting a 2 02 4 at the Syracuse Fair. The mare shows form but must travel to Columbus Ohio to face Uh lan in an upcoming match, aiming to improve its chances.
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Questions and answers from the Roxbury sports notes column
Inquiries cover the St Augustine games and bidding games, poker rule books and Hoogle’s price, Marathoner champions, football league plans, the 10 mile South Framingham race, Charlesbank gym mileage, world series games Pittsburg vs Boston, Cy Young no man reach, Cooley catch, Pat Dougherty home runs, and a Boston Detroit double header likely Sept 29.
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