Red Sox Beat the Naps in Speedy Exhibition
The Red Sox defeated the Naps 8 to 1 in a brisk exhibition highlighted by Boston baserunning and stellar defense. Joe Wood pitched well outside one rough inning, Mitchell faltered after a costly error by Neigel, and McConnell, French, Speaker, and Riley starred defensively and on the bases for Boston. Cleveland’s lone run came as the visitors’ defense buckled in the fourth.
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Athletics Victors After a Bad Scare
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the St. Louis Browns after a tense game at home. Coombs started strong but faltered in the fifth, Krause relieved with solid relief. Davis, Murphy, McInnis, and Devoy drove key runs while Brownie bats struggled to reach base.
Baseball box score fragment with players and stats
Base hits Murphy Heitmailer. A home run MelInnis. Sacrifice bhits Smith Livingstone. Sacrifice flies Griggs Davis. Stolen base Ferris. Struck out by Coombs six Krause six Gilligan one. Off on bases Philadelphia three St Thonis nine. Bases on balls six off Coombs one off Gilligan one. Passed ball Smith Thne-Sh. Umpires Perrine and O Loughan.
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Tigers slug out win in eighth and ninth innings
Washington dispatches Detroit 8 to 3 as Cobb, Crawford and Moriarity lead a late scoring burst. Cobb sparked the eighth inning rally with a single, followed by Crawford’s three-base hit, while Moriarity added key hits and a backward running catch highlighted Detroit’s 16 total hits.
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High class racing at Rochester fair featured events
The Rochester fair at Cold Spring Park showcased high class racing with Silk Patchen winning the 2:14 class after finishing third in the first heat. Aleynolia, who was third in three heats yesterday, won the 2:17 class trot in straight heats. Fleetwood captured the 2:20 class pacing in straight heats with Beverage finishing second.
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McAleer to Manage Senators Next Season
James McAleer, manager of the St. Louis Americans, announced in Philadelphia that he has agreed upon terms to manage the Washington club next season.
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James McAleer
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Washington
Cook and Peary Sensible About Series End
Cook and Peary are sensible. They waited until the Athletics Detroit series was over before landing.
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Cook
Peary
Philadelphia
Telegraph
Pittsburg Beats Boston 12 to 7 In Hitting Contest
Pittsburg rallied from a 6 to 2 deficit to overpower Boston 12 to 7. Leever started for Pittsburg, with Brown and Leefield pitching for Boston before Leever finished, while Cooney relieved Boston late. Key hits included Beauchamp, Sweeney, and Miller driving in runs as Pittsburg pulled away after the third inning.
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Leifield
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Becker
Shean
Wilson
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Autrey
Graham
Shear
Sweeney
Byrne
Leach
Clarke
Wagner
Miller
Gibson
Alstein
Pittsboro
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Abstein
Warner
Mitler
Cooney
Reds and Quakers Play 14 Inning Tie
National wire reports Cincinnati and Philadelphia battled 14 innings in a scoreless tie until the 14th when Philadelphia took a two run lead, only for Cincinnati to respond before darkness ended play. Magee made a spectacular one handed catch late saving Philadelphia from defeat.
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Magee
Baseball Notes on World Series Admission Prices
The National Commission cannot issue bulletins for the world series but Barney Dreyfus seeks to keep Forbes Field games at regular prices. He plans to add bleachers for the big games. Attendances at Detroit and Philadelphia games set a record, with totals over 1.2 million in a series hard to equal. Louisville is strong in the American Association race and St Louis has just won a pennant in a local league.
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Wright & Ditson
Waltham Romps Ayer 49 to 0 in Big Score
Waltham High School crushed Ayer High 49 to 0 as 35 players used by Waltham outpaced the visitors. Leary, Barry, Raynor and Stankard scored, with Sanderson kicking six goals after touchdowns. Second half saw reserves score and a drop-kicked goal from the 20, while Stankard added a late touchdown for Waltham.
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Giants Win First Rain Stops Second
In St Louis on Sept 22 New York beat St Louis 4 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader. The second game was halted after three innings with St Louis leading 4 to 0. Konetehy delivered a two base hit for New York and Mathewson fanned seven as the Giants soared in a rain-shortened contest.
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Spiked Shoes Stir Debate in Baseball and Track Circles
Arthur Duffey weighs in on spikes, arguing they are essential for performance and speed in baseball and football. He questions calls to abolish spikes, cites Harvard’s Chinese sprinter Li, and notes speed as a key factor in football, with Penn Ram s dell and Annapolis Carey highlighted as fleet athletes.
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Athletics
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Cambridge University
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Pooch
Donovan
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Ramsdell
Annapolis
Carey
Yale
Baseball trivia and league queries from Sporting Life items
A collection of questions and statements on baseball strategy bids in pitch games heavier players Tris Speaker versus Ty Cobb Pacific Coast League results sources and Sullivan Byrne fight stake figures attendance figures for Philadelphia Detroit Athletic game score of Pittsburgh St Louis on Sept 14 batter order for Cobb and fourths status marathon distance debate and reference to Wright & Ditson diamond position guides
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Hamburg Belle
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Baseball doubleheader results with varied scorers and darkness call
In Louisville Louisvi lle and St Paul split while Toledo topped Milwaukee in a two game set as darkness halted play after the sixth. Kansas City defeated Indianapolis in game one while storming past Columbus in a second game. Columbus edged Minneapolis in the first game but fell to Minneapolis in the second.
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Kansas City
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