Red Sox Meet White Sox In Fenway Showdown
The White Sox visit Fenway Park for a three game set against Boston as Carl Callahan and Carrigan renew a rivalry. The Red Sox fight for a first division spot while Chicago hopes to close the gap behind Boston in 1913. Wary Boston lineup may rotate with Carrigan and Wagner sidelined.
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Walsh
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Recruit Pitcher Wins for Senators in Narrow Victory
Washington recruit Love, a 6 foot 7 inch 19 start, earned the win in his first start for the Senators against Detroit 2 to 1. Boehling finished the last two innings for Washington as Detroit stranded 13 baserunners in the game. Moeller and Milan provided Washington runs while Bush scored Detroit’s only run.
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Zimmerman and Leach put Braves in losing column
Heinie Zimmerman and Tommy Leach powered the Cubs to a 6 to 1 victory over the Boston Braves at West Side park. Zimmerman hit a double and a home run driving in four, Leach added two RBIs with a second-inning double, and Hub Perdue started for Chicago allowing eight hits in four innings. Davis relieved and shut out Boston for the remainder as Chicago tallied in the first four frames to seize the win.
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Montreal Beats Buffalo in Openers and Toronto Sweeps Rochester
In Buffalo first game Montreal defeats Buffalo 3 to 1 and again 7 to 4. In Rochester first game Rochester loses 3 to 2 to Toronto and second game Toronto wins 4 to 0 over Rochester. Rain affects Providence Baltimore and Newark Jersey City schedules with rain.
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Chestnuts of Everett with any 85 pound team in State
Obharies Allen, 185 Bow street, Everett.
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Obharies Allen
Bow Street
National League and American League Matchups Listed
A slate of matchups across leagues includes Boston at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg Chicago at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St Louis at Washington and other planned games.
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Old-Timers in Line for World Series Pitch Duels
Edward Plank of Gettysburg and Richard Marquard of Cleveland and Canton era headlines as potential opposing mound men in a coming world series. The veterans, aging yet still effective, carry storied careers with the Giants and other NL clubs.
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Gettysburg
Plank
Richard
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American League
House of McGray
Marquard
Red Sox
Old Plank
Kid Marquard
Carl Morris Knocks Out Al Reich in Second Round
Sapulpa Oklahoma heavyweight Carl Morris defeats Al Reich in New York with a second round knockout in a scheduled ten round bout. Morris, fighting tonight in the city, advances with decisive victory.
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New York
Carl Morris
Sapulpa
Okla
al Reich
Boston College Opens Season at Maine in Orono
The Eagles travel with a 20-man squad to Orono Maine for their season debut against the University of Maine. Coach Hiker Joy will judge the team in action for the first time this season.
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Orono
University of Maine
Hiker Joy
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