Giants Clinch Series With 3 2 Victory Over Reds
New York defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel as Fromme replaces O Toole in the second. Fromme opens the ninth with an infield single and Herzog misplays a routine play allowing Burns to reach, setting up the decisive run on Fletcher's single. Merkle and Schneller star in a tight game with Merkle contributing two bases and Schneller driving in the decisive run.
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O’toole
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Burns
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Grant
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Csorsee
Panis
Oboo Gonzales
Coss
Keene Idiscsesae
Schneller
Seseeee
Merkle
Daniels
Meyers
O' Connor and
Byron
Lawrence Leads New England Championship After 2 0 Victory
Lawrence beat New London 2 to 0 to seize the lead in the New England championship post series. Sol dier Boy Fuller pitched tight for Lawrence against Paddy Green who also threw well, each allowing four hits.
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Lawrence
New England
New London
Fuller
Paddy” Green
Braves Tie With Cards In Classic 1-1 Pitchers’ Duel
In a tense 1-1 tie, Boston’s Bill James and St. Louis’ Bill Doak dueled with few hits but many clutch moments. Johnny Evers’ two-base hit sparked a Braves rally, Amos Hart ruled a close steal attempt safe or out, and Doak matched James with eight walks amid sharp fielding by Gowdy and Maranville. The game swung on a near-spot at the plate in the eighth and a dramatic 11th inning defense from Maranville, leaving the scoreline tied after 12 frames.
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Wolves
St. Louis
Amos Hart
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Stallings Tepee
Boston
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Moran
Evers
Doak
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Joe Connolly
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Whitted
Schmidt
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Gowdy
Jack Miller
Chief Wilson
Wingo
Miller
Red Smith
Cardinals
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Smith
Dolan
Magee
Hart
Wilson
Connolly
Fanning
Cruise
Moranville
Wees
Eeeenser
J. Miller
Eer Wilson
Tee Wingo
Olan Cruise
Ee Beck
Tong
Pite Ff James
Rigler
Late-season baseball clash seals tight win with splendid defense
Nearly 8000 witnessed a sharp pitched game where New London edged Lawrence 3 2 in a tense championship contest. Mahoney and Aubrey sparked the offense with key hits and steals while Lynch and Rock contributed crucial defensive stops and a late score on a muffed grounder.
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Rock
New London
Aubrey
Howard
Braggy
Mahoney
Warner
Conley
O'Connell
London
Layster
Brassy
Real
Becker
Waite
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Aahearn
Asta Ee
Greey
Cvvecovers
Lawrent
Eresers
Palls
Fuller
Green
O’connell
Kelley and Grisham
American Association Scores Amid Turbulent Clashes
In Kansas City Milwaukee 13 and Kansas City Indianapolis Cleveland 8, Indianapolis 2. Columbus Columbus 3 against Louisville 2. The mixed results show tight play across the league.
International League Scores and Schedules Mixed
In Jersey City Newark leads 18 to 0 against Jersey. Providence hosts Baltimore, Toronto faces Buffalo 10, Rochester meets Toronto 5, Iron behind with 2.
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Newark
Jersey
Providence
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Buffalo
Toron
Rochester
Ironeeds
Pirates Visit Fenway as Braves Brace for Key Series
The Pittsburg Pirates surge into a three game set at Fenway Park to test the league leading Braves who must stay sharp after facing St. Louis and San Francisco. Claude Cooper is slated to start for Pittsburgh with George Tyler lined up for Boston.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Pittsburg Pirates
Fenway Park
Giants
Pirates
Pittsburg
Claude Cooper
George Tyler
Quakers Sweep Pirates in Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 to complete a clean sweep of the series and extend their winning streak to six. Marshall left early. Baumgartner and Oesebger held the Pirates scoreless after, as Luderus Martin Burns Paskert Lobert pace the rally with key hits.
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Pittsburg
Marshall
Baumgartner
Oesebger
Adams
Kantlehner
Luderus
Martin
Burns
Paskett
Lobert
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Magee
A. Dee
Byrne
Ae Marshall
Collins
Costello
Konetchy
Wagner
Seers
McGarthy
Coleman
Kandebmer
McCarthy
Philadelphia Weer
Pittsburg Peeve
Lobe Yath
Ay Beeens
Calacine
Kantlehuer
Arshall
Geschger
Viox
Konetehy
Pas
Memorial for J. E. Sullivan Honored by American Olympic Committee
New York report says at a special executive committee meeting of the American Olympic Committee, President Robert H Thompson chaired the session. A three member memorial committee including Justice Bartow Weeks Julian Curtis and Gustave Kirby was formed to plan a suitable tribute and to accept suggestions. A separate panel of William Sloan Evert Wendell and Alfred Lill was named to draft resolutions for the family. The body also decided to attend Sullivan’s funeral in a collective act and Weeks was named secretary pro tem to fill the vacancy.
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American Olympic Committee
Robert H. Thompson
New York Athletic Club
James B. Sullivan
Justice Bartow
Weeks
Julian W. Curtis
Gustavus T. Kirby
Sullivan
Schang ordered to report to Pittsburg Nationals in Boston
St. Joseph report notes catcher Schang of the local Western league team, brother of the Athletics star, must report to the Pittsburg Nationals in Boston after contract purchase. He was instructed to finish the season in St. Joseph.
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Schang
Athletics
Pittsburg Nationals
Boston
Frank Bogash Is Champion at State Fair Harness Races
Frank Bogash Jr. easily won the Free-for-All pace at the State fair closing races in Detroit. He also took the second heat in 1:59 1/4, the fastest open-race heat yet, driven by Murphy. Directum 11. did not race and was sent to Grand Rapids for an exhibition next Thursday.
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Frank Bogash
Directum
Grand Rapids
William
Bogash
Murphy
Walter Cochato
Braves Sign Star Pitcher Clifton Heights Star Burke
James Burke, a left handed pitcher from Clifton Heights club in the Delaware County league, has signed with the Boston Braves for next season. He began in the Interborough league, winning two pennants, and this season went 13 2 2 in 15 starts while defeating teams including the Chinese University and the Brooklyn Royal Giants.
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Penn
James Burke
Clifton Heights
Boston Braves
Burke
Delaware County
Chinese University
Brooklyn Royal Giants
Lincoln Stars
Baseball matchups across leagues listed
National league games include Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia. American league fixtures feature KRoston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St. Louis and New York at Chicago. Federal league pairings show Kansas City at Brooklyn Chicago at Baltimore St. Louis at Pittsburg and Indianapolis at Buffalo.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
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Chicago
R. A. B. Attee
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Chicago Weer
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Federal
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Wen
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Ener
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Eee Reer
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Emeene
Seesss von BD
Patapetia
Kroston
Wolgast Mandot Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw
Milwaukee is the setting as lightweights Joe Mandot and Ad Wolgast clash for ten rounds with Mandot pressing the attack and Wolgast relying on defense to reach a draw. No knockdowns are noted and the result preserves both fighters’ records.
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Wolgast
Mandot
Milwaukee
Wis
Ad Wolgast
Joe Mandot
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