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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1906

Page

8

Tenney Men Defeat Pittsburg in Doubleheader Split

Cleveland reporter notes Tenney team defeated Pittsburg 3-1 and 4-1 in a doubleheader at League Park. Cy Young and Otto Hess pitched for Boston, Hess winning the opener 6-1 and Young taking the nightcap 4-1 as Boston outplayed Pittsburgh.

Tenney Pittsburg Cleveland, O Cy Young Otto Hess Boston League Park Hess Young Hoey Parent Stahl

Pittsburg at Boston two games national league note

Pittsburg faces Boston in a two game series with St. Louis at one and Chicago at New while Cincinnati travels to Philadelphia in a set of matchups.

Pittsburg Boston St. Louis Chicago

Detroit Wins Dramatic Ninth Inning Battey Over Washington

Detroit defeats Washington 5 to 1 in nine innings on Lindsay's double and a late infield out. Siever held the visitors to one run until the ninth. Schlafly homered for Washington, while Crawford Lindsay and others contributed. Game halted after eight due to darkness.

Detroit Washington Siever Lindsay Stanley Smith Kitson Crawford Schlafly MclIntyre Ughlin Schmidt O'Leary Gross Slever O’leary Schaefer Hurst ST. Louis Waddell Cunningham McIntyre A. E. Coughlin Cease Crawford

New York Wins Dual vs Chicago in pennant race drama

New York defeats Chicago in both games 6–3 and 4–1 before 22 000 spectators, taking a lead in the pennant race as the two games influence standings. Spectators include hundreds of old-time players with Captain Anson as master of ceremonies. errors by Davis and Roche aided the visitors in both contests.

Chicago Ill New York Anson Sox Davis Roche

Camp Takes Helm At Yale Football Practice

Walter Camp Yale head athletic adviser directed first practice under new rules with double passes and novel formations. Rockwell Captain Morse and Jack Cates assisted ends with Carl Flanders coaching snap backs. Heat shortened session to half an hour. Tad and Howard Jones sprained ankles kept out. morning session canceled due to heat.

New Haven Conn Walter Camp Yale Vermont Camp Rockwell Sammy Morse Jack Cates Annapolis Carl Flanders Congdon Jones’ Brothers Tad Howard

Brooklyn Edges St. Louis 3 2 In Final Series Opener

Brooklyn won the opening game of the season finale against St. Louis with a 3 to 2 victory. The managers of both teams agreed to adjourn after the game.

Brooklyn St. Louis

New York Falls to Chicago in Ninth Inning Thriller

The local team loses 5 to 4 to Chicago after a late rally, with Hoffman delivering a three-base hit and a late scoring sequence. Kling and Evers notch two-base hits for Chicago, while New York stranded 11 runners and left 2 on base in Chicago.

Jackson Boston Cleveland Turner Grimshaw Morgan Stovall Townsend Young Evans Freeman Chadbourne Willis Pittsburg Bates Ganley Howard O'Neill Wagner Dorner Ritchey Gilson Supple Sparks Richie Cincinnati Philadelphia Lush Sentelle Wicker Lobert Huggins O’day Lajoie A. E. Congalton AB. R Flick Eave Rossman Severe Clark Eevere Bemis Congalton R. F Eevee Morgan Stovers Conwall Hess Galton Rossman Winter By Winter New York R. BH. PO. A. Epithevies Keeler Elberfeld Chase Williams Laporte Conroy Hoffman Chicago Isbell Davis Orth Hahn Olberfeld Donohue Dougherty Chesbro Walsh Roth Kleinow Sheridan O'Loughlin AB R A. Keeler Elberfeld Ss Chass Eseree Conroy Ee Hoffman McGuire Ee Hogg Eeaeeer Evens Jones Fee Ewe Chicago York Owen Hogg Lough In Ferguson Taylor Ames Weeee Kling Evers Slagle Tinker Klem Carpenter Slagley C. F Eevee Sheckard Gessler Seeee Steinfeldt Eevee Tinker Ee Evers Cere Eeeereseves PO. Shannon Browne E* Seymour Bresnahan Eenee Devlin

Lynn ties Massachusetts championship with 7 to 1 win

Lynn defeats Springfield 7 to 1 to knot the series for the Massachusetts title. The game featured strong pitching by R. H. EB and solid defense behind umpire Henry.

Lynn Springfield Massachusetts Pale R. H Beringield O'Connor Henry

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