Tigers Rally To Split Twin Bill With Red Sox
Detroit defeats Boston 7 6 in a late rally before 12000 fans then lose 2 1 in a tight second game with Alan Russell striking out 11 and Wallie Schang delivering the decisive hit for the Sox. Pennock faltered late in the opener.
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Babe Ruth Prepares Film Debut In Wild Baseball Movie
A satirical take on Babe Ruth making a four reel film with a plot where he hits home runs and faces romance and sabotage. The piece lampoons film stars and the sport with names such as Babe, Lola, and Charley Chaplin appearing in a comic frame.
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Russell Dominates on the Mound for the Red Sox
Russell pitched with growing form in relief and then starter duties, striking out Cobb twice and totaling 12 strikeouts in 10 innings across the opening doubleheader. His performance boosted confidence as he shut down Detroit and impressed observers.
Wallie Schang Starred In Big Fracas For Red Sox
Wallie Schang delivered clutch plays in both games driving in two runs and ensuring timely hits. His safe bunt in the first game triggered an error for two Boston runs, while a key hit in the second produced another pair. He also showed sharp receiving and even nabbed Cobb's steal, thrilling the crowd.
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Credit Blame Shifts From Ban Johnson to Baseball Parks
Critics accuse Ban Johnson of not policing betting activity across multiple parks while pondering what accusation may come next as the sport faces gambling concerns and reform talks.
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Direct C Captures Big Stake in Hartman Hotel 2:11
Columbus Ohio September 17 Direct C Burnett won the Hartman Hotel 2:11 pacing stake at the Grand Circuit meet in a tough four heat race. He dropped the second heat in 2:03, beating Eva Abbie who rushed late.
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Eva’s mile pace leads early final heat in racing meet
Eva Abbie clocked 2 03 for fastest mile while finishing fourth as Valentine lagged in the fourth heat. Goldie Todd failed to gain in the feature races. Direct C Burnett matched opens with $78 bets while Julius De Forest won the Horse Review Futurity from Goldie King. Peter Thornhill took the 2 15 trot and Peter Elliott the 2 09 pace in a crowded program with purses totalizing several thousand dollars.
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Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
In the American League Detroit visits Boston while Chicago plays New York Ceveland faces Philadelphia and St Louis meets Washington. In the National League New York travels to Pittsburgh.
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Club Championship Begins At Concord Next Saturday
Play in the Concord Country Club championship starts next Saturday afternoon with a qualifying round at the club links off the old road to Nine Acre Corner. Qualifiers advance to match play for the club title.
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Braves Sweep Twin Bill in St Louis Opener
Boston wins both games of a twin bill in St Louis. The first game ends 6 to 5, the second 5 to 3. Errors by Jack Smith in the field help Boston secure the pair of victories as the series concludes.
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Braves Rally To Beat Cardinals In Ninth In St. Louis
In the opener the Cardinals led 5 2 before a late Braves surge tied play in the eighth and a ninth inning rally produced the winning run. Maranville and Gowdy delivered key hits as Boston overcame St Louis pitching and errors. Oeschger and Demaree combined on the mound for the Braves with a seventh inning relief role.
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Veterans Lead Lexington High Fall Baseball Prospects
Eight veteran players headline Lexington High School fall baseball candidates led by Captain John Kelley and pitchers Irving Adams John O Connor and James Roach. Bion Merry will coach the team with practice held on the Lexington athletic field as more than a dozen hopefuls report. The squad plans a series with Stoneham High and other local schools are arranging schedules.
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Arlington Girls Start Field Hockey Practice
Arlington High School girls began field hockey practice at Spy Pond yesterday with about 60 candidates, eight returning players. An estimated 40 will join the varsity race this fall. veterans include Captain Marion Wing and Manager Lorraine Cooledge. Practice is set for Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, with the first game slated for early October.
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Arlington K of C Nine Challenges Jamaica Nine
The Arlington Knights of Columbus baseball team finishes preparations for the decisive game of the series with Winchester at Manchester Field in Winchester. Manager Edward A. Geary challenges Jamaica Plain Council to a game at Spy Pond field in Arlington.
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