Red Sox Rally to Defeat Tigers in Closely Fought Game
The Red Sox edged the Tigers 3 to 2 in a tense contest, characterized by Carrigan’s pitching and sharp defense. The Tigers battled stubbornly to the end but suffered their final defeat of the year as Boston maintained the offensive and defensive edge.
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Vice-President Sees Red Sox Come Through
Vice-President Marshall was among the real rooters at the final Detroit Red Sox series game. He sat in Mayer Curley's box and cheered each meritorious play as Harry Hooper's remarkable throws from deep right field produced putouts, showing himself a genuine fan of the national pastime.
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Mayer Curley
Harry Hooper
Red Sox Rally Beats Tigers After Hard Fought Classic
Boston over Detroit 2 1 in a pivotal game as Duffy Lewis hit a two run triple in the sixth inning to turn the tide. Ruth left the mound to a roar after substituting in relief, and Harry Hooper and Jack Barry starred in defense and clutch plays. The doubleheader with Cleveland is set for today at 1 o’clock with Leonard expected to start for Boston.
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Petts Vogel Co German Restaurant Boston Ad
Boston note for Petts Vogel Co a German restaurant at 343 Washington Street offers domestic and imported beers ales and a kite theme. The listing highlights beverages and a location in downtown Boston.
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Baseball schedules listed for AL and NL games
In the American League Cleveland visits Boston for two games while St Louis travels to New York Detroit goes to Philadelphia and Chicago visits Washington In the National League Boston plays Cincinnati Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh New York visits Chicago and Philadelphia visits St Louis.
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Federal League Schedule Pairings Listed
Brooklyn faces Kansas City Buffalo meets Pittsburg Newark plays Chicago Baltimore clashes with St Louis in the set of Federal League games listed for the slate.
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Detroit series sets record attendance and gate receipts
Yesterday's crowd near 28,000 pushed Detroit's four-game total past 107,000, a record for both attendance and money at the box office. The Tigers fought to the end, but Ruth struck out Baker to seal the game as Boston clinched in the late innings.
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Athletics And Indians Split In Philadelphia
Cleveland and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Philadelphia taking the first game 7 to 4 and Cleveland winning the second 8 to 5. In the opener mixed hits and errors aided the Athletics while the second game featured Cleveland scoring mostly on errors and a control mishap by Davis. Two-base hits by Kirke McInnis Strunk and a three-base hit by Schang highlighted the action with Roth homer and several baserunners resulting from free passes and miscues.
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Lannin Thanks Royal Rooters for Chorus Aid
Mr Lannin thanked Chief Rooter John Keenan for the chorus's help as Carrigan's team played hard. The Tessyites kept singing the awe inspiring tune until a breakthrough came.
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Sports Notes On Sox Victory And Ring Life In Early Baseball
Joe Lannin smiles as the Sox clinch a major lead after beating Detroit twice in a pivotal series. Howard Drew hints at another sprint comeback while Mike Gibbons' fading form looms over his boxing career. In athletics, prize limits gain favor in Metropolitan meets, the AAU struggles with basketball control, and Johnny McGraw reconsiders his team loyalties as Al Shrubb prepares for duty.
Harvard Coach Notes War Strain Yet Baseball Fans Back Red Sox
The Harvard cross country coach says wartime hardships dampen sports across the border but Canadian baseball followers still root for the Red Sox to win the final dash.
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Yanks Clean Up On Chicago 3 2
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 2 as timely hitting from Donovan’s pinch hitters sparked the victory. High drove in the tying run with a three-base hit in the seventh, and Mullen won it with a ninth inning single scoring Hartzell. Hartzell made a great one-handed catch on Jackson.
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Attendance record set for four Red Sox Tigers games
A letter from Weymouth mentions Bob Guild and Josh Fabian of the Clapp Memorial Institute and records a total attendance of 107,420 for four Red Sox versus Tigers games. It asks if Coveleskie, then pitching for Detroit, is the same pitcher who played for the Phillies Nationals, confirms it is, and asks the date of the 24 inning Boston Americans versus Athletics game, answered as September 1, 1906.
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Senators Blank St Louis 6 to 0
Washington shuts out St. Louis 6 to 0 as pitchers combine for a decisive win. Dumont, Hoff, and Sotheron yield walks and hits while capitalizing on key runs, with Judge scoring on a hit by pitch and forced plays to seal the mercy.
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Commission awards Riley to St Louis in swap deal
The National Baseball Commission ruled that Riley of Wichita is awarded to the St. Louis American League club under an agreement that Clyde E. Wares was released to Wichita. Wares was repurchased by St. Louis, but the commission said the original agreement stands.
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Brooklyn Beats Kansas City 10 2 in Series Opener
Brooklyn slugged Johnson's pitches to win the Series opener 10 to 2 in Kansas City. Five Brooklyn hits went for extra bases, with Marion limiting KC to two runs, one hit through seven innings. Batteries Marion Land Johnson Oberly.
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Pittsburg Beats Buffalo 4 2 In Baseball Contest
Pittsburg defeated Buffalo 4 to 2 as Rogge held 10 hits while teammates struck at key moments. Scoring details show Pittsburg with a 11000011 sequence and Buffalo with 000 5001000001210. Batteries Rogge Berry Krapp Marshall Allen.
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