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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1915

Page

10

Red Sox Sweep Doubleheader to Tighten Grip on Lead

Boston took both games from Cleveland to widen the gap atop the standings as Tris Speaker delivered late heroics. In the opener Speaker drove in the winning run in the eighth inning to seal a 3 2 victory. The nightcap saw Boston rally from behind, with a four run burst off Southeaw Mitchell, and Speaker again contributing a key hit as the Red Sox won 7 1.

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Red Sox Rally Through Cold Weather and Apathy

The Red Sox won both games despite cold disagreeable weather, indifferent fielding, and a general apathy that had marked their approach after starting the doubleheader.

Red Sox

Braves Field To Host World Series If Red Sox Win Pennant

The Red Sox appear headed to the World Series, and if they clinch the American League pennant the games will be played at Braves Field instead of Fenway Park. A massive crowd at last Saturday’s Boston versus Detroit game showed Fenway’s capacity would be insufficient. Braves President Gaffney offered free use of Braves Field, and the offer has been accepted.

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SHANNON BACK AT FENWAY SWITCH INDIANS WIN TWO

Jim Shannon resumes duties at the Fenway press stand as Boston and Cleveland split a doubleheader. Speaker and Hooper led Boston’s rally in the eighth, while Mays shut down Cleveland after a rough start. Hooper and Speaker connected on key hits as Boston won game two.

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Baseball schedules for American and National Leagues

League schedules list games across four circuits. American League action includes Cleveland at Boston two games, St Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Washington. National League matches Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago. Federal League games feature Brooklyn at Kansas City, Buffalo at Pittsburgh, Newark at Chicago, and Baltimore at St Louis.

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Bands Helped Hed Sox Rally in Two Wins

In Cleveland the Hed Sox earned a pair of victories spurred by rival bands singing Tessie. Exalted Ruler Jerry Hurley and the Elks shared credit along with a St Marys Catholic Association delegation from Cambridge for boosting the cheers as Boston chased runs and built early momentum.

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Indians and Red Sox Trail Inning by Inning Battle

The narrative follows a tense second game with hard hits and fielding gems. Graney robs Speaker of a double while Wambsganss and Foster contribute timely hits. Mitchell struggles early then dominates later, while Boston stalwarts Lewis Gardner and Cady navigate errors and small-ball plays across six-plus innings.

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Two-base Pratts Blunt St. Louis Victory In Bunt Sabotage

St. Louis wins a pitched game with two base hit by Pratt and sacrifices by Russell. Shoten and Mullen steal bases. New York earns 1 run. St. Louis 2. Russell allows four hits in 8 1 3 innings. Vance and Tillman finish. Umpires Chill and Connolly. Time 11 hours 47 minutes.

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Tufts Freshmen Scrimmage Sparks Tufts Varsity

Tufts prep squad, led by Wescott Mitchell and Dinger Doane, dominated a half hour scrimmage at the Tufts Oval as the varsity backs rode through the line for long gains. Three new players joined the squad bringing total to 41 with college opening expected to boost numbers.

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Scoreline Recap From Evening Baseball Doubleheaders

At Little Rock Little Rock 2 beat Atlanta 1. Chattanooga New Orleans 6 defeated Chatta nooga 1. Memphis 11 defeated Mobile. Nashville 6 defeated Birmingham.

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