Hartford Triumphs 4 2 Over Lowell in Opening Championship
Hartford won the first game of the championship series at Spalding Park beating Lowell 4 to 2 before about 2500 fans. Averett baffled Lowell with his speed and variety while Hartford outhit Lowell two to one. Miller and Magee led Lowell with two and a single, but a disputed play at first and late Hartford errors helped decide the outcome.
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St. Louis Americans
Jim Thorpe
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Highlanders Split Doubleheader With White Sox
New York, Sept 17. The Highlanders split a doubleheader with the White Sox as Chicago won 9 to 3 in the opener and New York captured the nightcap 3 to 2 in eight innings. The Indians hammered Ford and Pieh for 18 hits while Pieh issued many walks.
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Schalk
Chicago and New York Battle In Sparse Seven Inning Game
New York suffers a 8 to 3 defeat to Chicago as Ford and Pieh combine for a long relief effort. Two base hits include Peckinpaugh Whiteman and Lord. Bodie Gilhooley Russell provide Chicago power. fielding errors shape late scoring.
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New York
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Schalk
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Chase
Chappell
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Connolly
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Cleveland at Boston and rivals meet across leagues
National and American matchups dominate the slate with Cleveland visiting Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Washington, and Boston at Chicago plus NY at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Meyers and Ira Thomas Players Linked by Long careers
Ira Thomas and John Meyers, veteran backstops linked to the Giants and White Elephants, are profiled with details of their careers. Thomas, 32, from Ballston Spa, and Meyers, 31, from Riverside, Cal, are noted for minor league histories, 1908 sale to New York for $6000, and season batting averages.
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Cole denies displeasure at NY Americans draft
Chicago report says former Chicago National and Pittsburgh pitcher King Cole told reporters he would be glad to play for the New York Americans and would give them all he had. He cited his solid work this year aiding Columbus in the American Association.
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New Yorks
Incognito Club and Philadelphia Cricket Match Ends Day
In the second encounter between the Incognito Cricket Club of London and the All Philadelphia eleven at Haverford, Philadelphia was bowled out for 189 in the first innings. The English side stood at 10 runs for three wickets when play halted for the day.
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Philadelphians
Naps defeat Red Sox 2–0 in farewell series opener
Cleveland’s Naps win at Fenway Park with two unearned runs aided by Boston errors. Joe Wood returns in relief as Fenway misplays key plays. Jackson and Johnston key hits back of Leonard wildness while Falkenberg, Yerkes, and Janvrin miss chances for Boston.
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Mackmen
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Tigers take two from the Senators
Detroit completes a doubleheader sweep in Washington by besting the Senators 5 to 1 and 4 to 2. Key hits included a two base shot by MecBride and three base hits by Louden, Foster, and Gandil. Cobb homered as Detroit pitchers Williams and Boehring fanned seven and eight respectively.
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Detroit
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