Cy Young Tops Pirates in Sensational Nine Inning Duel
Cy Young outpitched Babe Adams to blank the Pirates as Boston won 1 0 in a pitching duel at Forbes Field. Nine hits for Pittsburgh were scattered, with Wagner and Leach among the chances. Kirke drove in the only run with a Texas Leaguer in the seventh. Rariden and the Heps defense helped hold Boston at bay. Young struck out three and ended the game with Tom Leach fanned in the ninth. The crowd cheered Cy as he tossed the winning ball to Fred Tenney.
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Old Cy Seeks World Series Answer From Cy Young
Denton Cy Young, veteran pitcher for Boston, faced a question on September 22 in Pittsburg about who will win the world championship. Young, a nearly quarter century figure in active pitching, was asked for his opinion on the likely champion.
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Reds Win Final From the Dodgers
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 5 to 8 on September 22 at home. The game marked Brooklyn's last local appearance this season as the Oct bedate had been played yesterday. Boyd pitched strongly until the final inning when three singles produced two runs. Dent was hit opportune.
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Cubs Win Out As Burns Hit Hard in Philadelphia
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Bill Burns is hit 18 times. Brown dominates until the fourth inning when Philadelphia bats ignite with five hits for three runs. Tinker is the sole Chicago player to fail to connect while Burns endures heavy contact throughout the game.
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Young Cy Young and Olmstead Released to Minneapolis
Chicago Sept 22 Irving Young Cy Young and Olmstead were released to the Minneapolis team today by President Comiskey. They report at once. The pitchers have not shown much during the season and Comiskey moves to better with young arms next year. They will report immediately and are welcome as Minneapolis fights for first place.
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Sports matchups listed across cities shows schedule
In a compact city pairing, Boston faces Chicago while Brooklyn meets Pittsburg, Philadelphia plays St Louis, and New York is set to collide with Cincinnati. The brief card outlines several intercity fixtures with no results recorded.
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Giants Favored In World Series Prediction By Cy and Kling
Veteran Cy and former Cub catcher Jack Kling argue the New York Giants will win the world series. They cite base stealing prowess, pitching edge with Mathewson, and better overall hitting against the Athletics.
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Giants Stance on Base Stealing and Pitcher Strategy
A commentator argues the Giants will win by base theft, with Archer Gibson Simon and Bresnahan failing to stop their aggressive running. It claims Thomas cannot curb the onslaught while pitchers, including Mathewson and Marquard, will keep runners close and Meyers’ throwing limits baserunners. Collins adds little as the Athletics face restrained baserunning.
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Two Woburn Player Injured in Milton Game
Woburn High quarterback C Hi Dean suffered a fractured femur after a powerful tackle by Milton end Gustefson during a game at Milton. Dean was splinted by Dr Roe and sent to Choate Hospital. season over for him. English High also reports a shoulder blade fracture to C R Beauvis in practice, first major injuries of the local season.
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Practising Shevlin's Play At Yale
New Haven Conn Sept 22 due to heat and scrimmaging Yale football practice was light today morning work was rudimentary and the afternoon drill focused on signal formations. Most plays featured wing shifts and a deftly protected ball while ex Captain Tom Shevlin traveled from the West to demonstrate the attack. New coaches Charley Dupee and Ralph Bloomer appeared Dupee spent most time with Anderson Wisconsin star vying for Yale backfield spot.
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Dartmouth First Scores Touchdown
Dartmouth reports improved condition after second scrimmage day in Hanover New Hampshire on September 22. First team drives produced a touchdown after a sequence where second team held first for downs and a forward pass. No kicking occurred as quarterbacks focused on line charges and smoother team work.
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Milton High Opens Season With Win at Cun ningham Park
Milton High opened its football season by defeating Woburn High 3 to 0 at Cunningham Park field Milton yesterday afternoon. The game was scoreless until O Connell dropped a 35 yard kick in the final quarter, securing the victory amid a ragged but competitive showdown.
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Olympic Track Stars Set for Canadian Championships in Montreal
The piece previews the Canadian athletic championships in Montreal with American entries from the I A A C and NY A G C aiming to shine. It notes strong local interest at Caledonian Grove and mentions Mel Sheppard and Ted Coy as notable competitors, plus Yale and Cornell figures in football and cross country shaping the season.
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Red Sox recruit O'Brien faces bases loaded in seventh
In the recent Washington game O'Brien entered in the seventh inning with the bases full and none out. The query asks how many men were out and on base, who wins a disputed series between the Red Sox and Tigers, and whether the postponed game affects the series. Answers note balk rules and base runners, with public notices about athletic entries and contact details for blanks.
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Philadelphia Man Leads Ekwanok Cup Qualifying
F T Clark of the Philadelphia Country Club led the Ekwanok Cup qualifying at Ekwanok Golf Club in Manchester Vermont on September 22. In the first round of match play Charles Evans Jr the French champion showed stronger form finishing one under par at the 18th. Harvard captain F C Davidson dropped to the second flight with a 98 in qualifying.
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Elks Pennant Decider At Tufts Oval Medford
The Elks baseball championship will be decided today at Tufts Oval Medford as Malden and Somerville lodges meet at 2 PM. Each side has endured a single loss this season and that defeat came at the hands of the other, adding high tension to the contest.
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