Naps Beat Red Sox 4 to 1 With Jackson Back In Right Field
The Cleveland Naps, missing Stovall and Lajoie, defeated Boston 4 to 1 in the series finale as Joe Jackson returned to right field. Hagerman debuted as a pitcher but showed uneven form. Kaler shut the Red Sox down through most of the game. Williams and O’Neil contributed behind the plate and on base running, while Cleveland’s fielding and baserunning impressed despite Hagerman’s windup woes.
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Athletics Win First Game Then Tie Long Doubleheader
Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 1 in the opener and the second game ended in a 12 inning tie as both sides scored once. Coombs Walsh Morgan Scott matched strike outs, while injuries hampered the Athletics with McDonald out and Sweeney taking second base duties.
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Heps Fight Cardinals To Draw In Abbreviated Bout
In St Louis at Robinson Field the Heps after an 8 to 2 defeat rallied to a 3 to 3 tie with the Cardinals in an abbreviated afternoon game. The second game ended in the sixth inning due to darkness after a brisk pitchers duel between Cy Young and Bill Steele. Stolen bases went to Konetchy Oakes Hauser Harmon. Harmon struck out three while Hogg fanned twice. Bases on balls favored Harmon three times and Hogg four.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs in Eleventh Inning
In a late dramatic finish the Dodgers defeated the Cubs in an extra inning. The win improved the Dodgers record and kept their series momentum alive.
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Battling Nelson set for 12 round bout at Aratory Club
The article recalls Battling Nelson’s famed lightweight battles and his bout tonight with Billy Nixon at the Aratory Club. It notes Nelson’s enduring conditioning, Nixon’s hunger to perform, and the likely crowd interest as a classic era figure clashes with a rising challenger.
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Notable earliest pro sprint marks and bouts noted
An amateur prize cap is set at 35 dollars for first prize with sanction needed for any increase. Reports cite pro runners beating 9.35 seconds for 100 yards, with Piper Donovan of Natick often credited as the lone pro to reach that time. Mentions include Kid Goodman and Sport Sullivan letters, Carl Morris knocking out Marvin Hart in four rounds and Mike Schreck in six, and Jack Johnson stopping Jim Flynn in 11 rounds at San Francisco on November 2, 1907.
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Columbus Wins South Atlantic Title With 7 2 Victory
Columbus secured the championship by winning the sixth game of the post season series against Columbia, 7 to 2, giving Columbus four wins to Columbia’s two.
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