I'was Never Over Till the Finish
The White Sox battled hard in a 6 to 5 loss to the Speed Boys. Lake's Red Sox surged in the eighth to pull ahead as Harry Lord starred with base running and timely hits. Pape started for Boston, was relieved by Hall, and Speaker and French delivered key hits to seal the comeback. The Sox face the Naps with Cy Young slated to pitch as games begin at 3 o'clock.
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New Yorks Take Fourth Straight From Indians in Nine to Four
The New Yorks defeated Cleveland 9 to 4 in a game marked by mixed hits and visitors errors. Orth exited after 3 innings. Manning relieved with solid work. Kleinow left with injury as Elberfeld also departed. Two-base hits by Lajoie Keeler Elberfeld Birming ham. Kleinow tripled. Stolen bases by Engle Austin Stovall.
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Browns Get Back at the Senators
St Louis defeated Washington 3 to 2 in Washington. Hartzell drew a bases loaded walk in the eighth inning to force in the deciding run after a lucky single. Wallace hit a two base hit and Forman worked the mound for St Louis.
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Athletics Take The Last One In Detroit Series
Philadelphia September 20 The Athletics defeated Detroit 4 to 3 in a hair raising game before 29 275 fans. Summers pitched well but a wild pitch and a key hit decided the outcome. Cobb spiked Barry causing a near disturbance. Jennings moved Cobb out later. Plank and Summers matched pitchers, with Plank striking out Cobb in the eighth. Detroit rallied in the sixth but could not overtake the lead. Notable plays featured two early Athletics runs and steady fielding by Plank. Cleveland’s Birmingham locks in the 1910 outfield job while Pittsburgh’s outfield strength remains prominent.
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Tenney May Be Retiring From Baseball While Dutch Arnold Shines
Arthur Puffer’s column notes Fred Tenney may have played his last major league game as Giants and Boston veterans weigh retirement. It also highlights Dutch Arnold’s return to form, claiming a 12 second hundred yard claim and boxing training in Carlsbad as part of athletic chatter.
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Yesterday's Game in Detail Key to Score and Notes
The piece explains score notation for baseball, including positions, outcomes, and symbols, then mentions Tom Riley's North Cambridge 10 mile run on Oct 2 and Mike Sullivan's boxing bout plans. It notes interest in the Tigers Athletics game and the upcoming Red Sox series with Detroit, predicting a large gate at Huntington Avenue grounds.
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Pitch and center field tips in old game status debate
In a pitch game A leads 66 with one to go while B trails 4 with eight. B bids 3 and makes low, Jack, game, A makes high. B wins. A and B dispute best relay to home versus direct throw from center. A favors direct home, B notes depends on center fielder. Rochester pennant claim contested by B and A. Request for 1897 Corbett Fitzsimmons fight account via Post files. In poker, A opens pot, B stays, A must bet or fold. B argues cannot chip along without betting.
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Magee's Home Run Beats Cardinals
St Louis Sept 20 Higgins held the Cardinals hitless until the seventh when Grant singled and Magee hit a home run to lift Philadelphia to a 2 0 victory McQuillan worked with men on base James was hit by a batted ball Philadelphia left on base 2 St Louis 6 Time 2 5 crew O Day and Brennan
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Cubs Come Back In National League Showdown
Chicago defeated New York 3 to 2 in the final game of the series to tie the season series at 11 wins apiece. Brown left with a shoulder injury after a fourth inning pitch. Marquard pitched for New York while Klawitter, a Shreveport recruit, finished for Chicago. Zimmerman doubled for Chicago, others contributed as Brown, Pfeister, and Marquard yielded the runs.
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Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 12 to 3 in Regular Snap
Pittsburg routed Brooklyn 12 to 3 with Knetzer hit freely and weak support. Maddox pitched well throughout. In unrelated notes, Herman Long died in the Oakes Home Denver room with Frank Selee present, and Phil Hostatler was re elected Kansas league president.
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Tenney to Return After Brief Rest for Giants
Fred Tenney will resume baseball duties after a short rest. He has battled leg trouble this season and played briefly in Boston last week before again stopping. He plans to be back in conditioning next month when the Giants return home from their Western trip.
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Cleveland at Boston and Other NBA Schedule Pairings
The listings show matchups across major cities including Cleveland visiting Boston, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, Boston at Pittsburg, New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Toronto Beats Newark as Orioles Rally in Ten
Toronto defeats Newark 8 to 2 while Baltimore and Montreal split a doubleheader that went 10 innings and was called. Providence loses to Buffalo 9 to 6 in the first game, Buffalo wins 4 to 2 in the second, and Rochester blanks Jersey City 4 to 0.
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Getting Ready for the World’s Series
President John Heydler of the National League arrived in Pittsburg to finalize arrangements for the world’s series. With the pennant race unsettled, the National Commission proceeds with plans and Chicago schedules, awaiting the decisive pennant result.
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Page Class Wins Tie For Greater Boston Pennant Bid
In a three cornered tie in the Greater Boston league Page Class defeated Brown last Saturday. Next Saturday Page Class faces Harvard, the remaining team in the tie, with a victory securing the pennant. The game will be held at the National League grounds.
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