Tug of war in pen nant race in the American league
Boston and New York are six points apart in the pennant chase as Detroit and Cleveland loom. Collins bets on victory over Detroit while New York faces a double header in Cleveland. Pitchers Young Tannehill Chesbro Powell are in form for today’s Detroit and Cleveland games.
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Boston at Detroit and New York at Cleveland
Boston faces Detroit while New York meets Cleveland in today’s NBA action. Key matchups include the Celtics and Pistons and the Knicks and Cavaliers as teams chase standings and momentum.
Jeff Sizing Up Championship Foes Finds None Right Calibre
San Francisco, Sept. 22. Jim Jeffries says he seeks a worthy opponent to force his best, but finds no man of the right calibre among publicized contenders. He assesses Ralph Rose, Tom Jenkins, Sandy Ferguson, Jack Johnson, Bob Fitzsimmons and others, scorning matches he deems weak or unsafe, and insisting he is ready to box when proper terms arise.
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Boston Champions Depart for Detroit for West Coast Trip
Josslyn of New Bedford and Grimshaw of Buffalo join Collins signed players in Buffalo and may debut before the team returns home. About 500 fans seen off the champs at South Station as Boston heads to Detroit. Collins pledges hard play and hopes to win the flag. Dineen sent ahead to Buffalo. Veterans McGreevey Curley Regan Lennon and Smith travel with the group.
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Baseball Notes Sendoff for Collins and Potent Lineup
Notes praise Collins party and Buck Freeman, highlight McGinley and Delehanty errors, Moran at third, Barclay improving, and Simmy Murch's bat. Mentions Raymer and Lauterborn battle, gate debates on Freeman’s fence hit, and Cleveland and Boston in pennant race coverage with upcoming double headers and Post reports.
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