Tigers End Joe Wood’s Streak in 6 4 Victory
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 4 as Joe Wood’s bid for a 17th straight win collapses. Ty Cobb leads the Tigers with key plays and Stump's fielding errors plague Boston. Corridon, Crawford, and Veach spark late scoring while Covington exits after disputing calls.
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Twas Cold Day for the Braves
Frost bitten Braves suffered a 10 to 2 defeat at South End park as about 350 spectators endured 35 degree weather. An impromptu football game nearby drew interest while autumn baseball struggled in the chilly afternoon.
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Sheriff endorses boxing after Madison Square Garden bout
New York sheriff Harburger writes to Governor Dix calling boxing under the Frawley law a legitimate sport. He notes humane conduct in the recent fights he witnessed and reports on the Kilbane versus O Keefe bout at Madison Square Garden.
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Yankees Lose In Tight Game To Naps In Cleveland
New York staged a sharp comeback but fell one run short as Cleveland built an early lead in the eighth game of the series. Sterrett’s fielding and Chapman's bat highlighted Cleveland’s offense in a 9 to 8 victory.
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Red Sox Schedule Notes for September to October
Remaining Sox games show Detroit at Detroit on Sept 21 22, New York at Fenway on Sept 24 25 26, Washington at Washington on Sept 28 30 Oct 1, and Philadelphia at Philadelphia on Oct 3 4 6.
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Position of Leaders in American League
The Red Sox lead the American League with games ahead figures showing 13 against Washington and 14 against Philadelphia. Chicago trails at 27 percent games ahead with listings for Detroit Cleveland New York St Louis and others.
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Position of Leaders in National League
In the National League the New York team leads by 10 percent games ahead of Chicago and 25 games ahead of Cincinnati, with Pittsburg 10 percent behind.
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New York Philadelphia Chicago Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston
A terse numeric record lists multiple city abbreviations and date-like codes, hinting at a national roundup. The fragment mentions New York Philadelphia Chicago Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston with scattered numbers and symbols.
Braves Lose as Pirates Rally for Eight in Fourth Inning
Hubbard Perdue pitched for the Braves but the Pirates exploded in the fourth inning scoring eight unearned runs. Gibson homered in the third for Boston and Carey and Nicholson had early safeties, yet Paired misplays and errors framed a defensively rough game. The Braves added two runs in the seventh but could not overcome the big inning.
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Television Schedule Roundup of Major League Matches
National and regional games listed include Boston at Detroit and Cincinnati at Boston. Also noted are Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Cleveland Chicago at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia with St Louis facing Brooklyn.
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Toledo game leads 5 to 1 in first day contest
In Toledo To le o 5 Columbus 1 the opener ends 3 2 with Toledo ahead. In Kansas City 5 Pau 2 Milwaukee Minneapolis game postponed due to rain.
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Baltimore Providence game ends in long twilight loss
In Baltimore the Providence team beat Baltimore 17 to 7 in 10 innings before darkness halted play. The Toronto club defeated Rochester 10 to 8 at Toronto while the Pearl Batolo Souter game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Mehegan Beats Picato in Sydney Title Fight
Australian lightweight champion Mehegan defeats Frank Picato of California by decision in a 20 round bout held in Sydney Nova Scotia. Mehegan previously beat Mat Wells for the British title.
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Fort Strong seeks 140 pound teams for away games
Fort Strong team seeks matches with any 140 pound fast teams at or away from home. Manager listed as Fort Strong, 46 Co. A. O., Fort Strong, Mass. Also seeking 115 to 120 pound teams in Massachusetts with Charles A. Hynes in Dorchester and other local organizers.
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Cornell Cross-Country Alum Graduates. Jones to Compete Again
Colegiate-Tel Berna, a Cornell cross country and two mile runner, graduated from Cornell in late June. John Paul Jones remains at Ithaca and will compete for the Red and White again.
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Maine colleges brace for a hard hitting football season
Bangor reports the 1912 Maine college football scene opens with University of Maine and Bates scheduling openers at Fort McKinley and Maine Central Institute. Under coach Reilly the squad trains hard with veteran linemen and stars returning, while Bowdoin Colby and others face tough early schedules against Wesleyan Trinity Tufts and Vermont.
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Chance May See World Series Games
Frank Chance the Chicago Cubs manager and first baseman is recovering from brain pressure surgery after skull injuries from pitched balls. Dr. W. G. Fralick said Chance should be up in a week and able to witness the World Series.
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Dean Academy Builds Eyes on Light 11 for Fall Team
Dean Academy enters fall practice with a light roster the lightest in school history. Captain Westcott and two others lead a 30-man candidate pool. Several ex Greater Boston players vie for positions. Upcoming schedule includes Holy Cross Vermont Rhode Island State Brown St Anselms Lowell Textile Boston College Dartmouth Williston Seminary at Franklin.
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Green Works Out in Rain
Hanover New Hampshire September 20 In spite of heavy rain the Dartmouth squad held a 20 minute scrimmage after practice Whitney showed well in the back field and is seen as a potential successor to Marks. The first team included Brady Jr Estep Hingman Whitmore Beer Bennett Loudon Llewellyn and Ghee Hogsett Whitney Snow and others in the backfield and line.
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