Braves Triumph as Blackburn Stymies Reds in Ninth
Cincinnati bats stumble behind Nehf and Knetzer as Braves rally. Groh and Roused spark two-base hits, Chappelle belts a three-base hit, and Welden or Connolly contribute on offense. Nehf fans two, Knetzer whiffs five, with four walks and three double plays turning the tides by late innings. Attendance reported at 3200.
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Blackburn
Cincinnati
Wogtel
Cincinnaths
Groh
Roused
Connolly
MecKechnie
Chappelle
Knetzer
Collins
Wilhoit
Kenetchy
Kopf
J. C. Smith
Nehf
Maranville
Griffith
Huhn
Chase
O’day
Harrison
Braves Fall In Cincinnati Scoring Eight To Five
The National League season in this region was worsened by a brutal setback for the Braves as Cincinnati defeated them eight to five yesterday. The blunt result stands as the day’s clear end, with no further commentary needed.
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Braves
Cincinnati
Reds Rally To Top Braves In Tight Pitching Bout
The Reds explode for four runs in the seventh inning, aided by four hits and three Boston errors, to beat Art Nehf and the Braves as Elmer Knetzer struggles but keeps the lead. Groh and Roush deliver early with doubles, Collins scampers home on Wilhoit, and the Braves answer with a rallied tied game before the decisive seventh.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Reds
Art Nehf
Boston
Elmer Knetzer
Braves on brink as pennant bid falters in NL
Yesterday's National League results nearly eliminate Boston from the pennant race. The Hub's team lost while Brooklyn and Philadelphia won, leaving Boston several games behind the leaders with 17 games left to play. Brooklyn sits ahead of Philadelphia by a wide margin.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Stallings
Braves Rally In Fifth To Take Lead In Wild Contest
Roush scores on Chase as Chase scores on a Nehf single. A double steal by Collins and another Reds miscue set the stage for a Wilhoit RBI. Griffith’s throw helps hold Red Smith at third, then Red Smith is tagged out. Nehf and Collins mix wild work as McKechnie doubles. Reds mount a charge with Groh, Roush and Griffith contributing in seventh.
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Chase
Braves
Collins
Wilhoit
Griffith
Red Smith
McKechnie
Joe Connolly
Joe
Kopf
Egan
Blackburn
Red
Groh
Rousch
Boston
Nehf
Reds
Smith
Otis Friend Named President of Mitchell Motors Inc
Fred H. Lucas reports Otis C. Friend has been appointed president and general manager of Mitchell Motors Company Inc in Racine Wisconsin succeeding H L McClaren. Friend returns after resigning from Mitchell to join United Motors earlier and is noted for rapid rise and deep knowledge of the Mitchell product and policy.
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Fred H. Lucas
Pope-Hartford Company
Boston
Otis C. Friend
Mitchell Motors Company, Inc
Racine
Wis
H. L. McClaren
Friend
Mitchell Company
United Motors Corporation
Mitchell
John W. Bate
Delano Hats Offer Special Lines for Shops
A brief note describes Delano hat purchases for shops, praising quality and color fastness. It highlights overseas top pieces in English and Italian styles, including Super Stetson and Special Delano designs. Mentions tax and numbers, and lists 26 School St and 278 Washington Ave with evening hours.
Honus Wagner's Pirates Roil Braves in Tight Race
A lively baseball column notes Honus Wagner's Pirates pressuring the Braves as Jimmy Callahan's team endures a grueling six games in three days. It praises Matty's Redbirds, Tilly Walker's resurgence, and the Giants' streak while criticizing Ebbets' World Series ticket plan and predicting a tight National League finish.
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Honus Wagner
Pirates
Braves
Jimmy Callahan
Jimmy
Matty
Redbirds
Giants
Dodgers
Phils
Prime sprinter praises rival era and speed
The excerpt praises a top sprinter’s prime pace, noting he ran 15 seconds consistently and suggesting a rival like Simpson could have challenged him. It frames the era as lacking a contemporary to push him to even greater feats.
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Skxraenzlein
Simpson
World Series 1912 Red Sox Giants pitchers noted
Letter from Brockton asks who pitched the 1912 World Series game for Boston and New York. Bedient and Wood started for Boston, Mahewson for New York. Gans and Nelson fought three times, lengths 42, 17, and 21 rounds, with a 62 round bout report. Doyle joined New York in 1907 from Springfield Three I league. Henriksen joined Red Sox from Brockton New England in 1911 as pinch hitter.
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Bob Martin
Panama Star and Herald
Red Sox
Giants
Bedient
Wood
Boston
Mathewson
New York
Nelson
Joe Gans
Nelson An Gans
Gans
Larry Doyle
Pea
Cubs
Doyle
Springfield
Brockton Fair
H. Keith
Pinkham Street
Brockton
Mass
S. H.henriksen
Brockton New England
White Sox Trim Highlanders in Farewell Series Opener
Chicago bunched hits off Mogridge to win 6 to 3 over New York. Cicotte pitched better in two late innings after an early rough stretch. Frank Baker tied for AL home run lead with his first triple of the season. Cullop, Donovan’s staff ace, is sidelined with a cold and won’t pitch in this series. Strong offense leaves Chicago 2 1/2 games back in pennant race while Highlanders fall behind leaders.
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Chicago
Mogridge
New York
Cicotte
Frank Baker
Pipp
Cullop
Donovan
Gisentase
Bthalk
Cissasineo
Shell
Cleotté
Secesse
R. BH
PO. A
EB. Magee
Besdriz
BO Peckinpaugh
JO Pino
Fee & Baker, SB
Cesseee
Baumann
Oricrugst
Seccese & QO
Fisher
Ghickse
Schalk
Baker
Felsch
Magee
Weaver
J. Collins
Peckinpaugh
Baumain
Dineen and
Hildebrand
Honus Wagner Starts At First For Pirates In Braves Doubleheader
In a Braves Field double header today the Pirates will be led by Honus Wagner at first base with Cooper and Mamanix pitching for Pittsburgh. The Braves are set to play on the field as the matchup unfolds.
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Braves
Pittsburg Pirates
Braves Field
Honus Wagner
Honus
Pirates
Cooper
Mamanix
Giants Win 17th Straight To Sweep Chicago Series
New York tied its May streak by sweeping Chicago with a 6 to 0 victory. Sallee, recently ill, pitched strongly for the Giants and shut out Chicago on seven hits. Perry was hit hard, while Giants fielding, especially Zimmerman, stood out. The score: 6 to 0.
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New York
Chicago
Sallee
Perry
Giants
Zimmerman
Sprinter Andy Ward Chosen For Stockholm Games
Andy E Ward the sprinter who won the junior and senior 100 and 220 yard national championships last week at Newark was elected today by the Chicago Athletic Association as its representative at the Stockholm games next month. The Chicago association will pay Ward’s expenses while the Swedish committee’s funds cover four other Americans Loomis Meredith Simpson and Murray. They will sail from New York Sept 28.
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Chicago
Andy E. Ward
Newark
Ni Jes
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago Association
Ward
Joe G. Loomis
Ted Meredith
Bob Simpson
Fred Murray
New York
Small Field in Louisville Cup At Douglas Park
One of the smallest yet likely strong fields will start in the fourth Louisville cup for 3 year olds and up at two miles at Douglas Park Louisville tomorrow. The race is worth about 4000 dollars and is the richest event of the fall season at the track. A handsome silver trophy goes to the winner.
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Louisville
Douglas Park
Boles Readmitted to Harvard on Academic Conditions
Billy Boles, Harvard football star, was re admitted to the university by a governing board vote. He must avoid athletics and live with textbooks, staying away from Soldiers Field during football work. Tom Enwright awaits a verdict from the academic commission amid the same decision. Boles was a top halfback under Eddie Mahan and regarded as a leading Harvard baseball pitching prospect.
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Billy Boles
Harvard
Tom Enwright
Cambridge
Boles
Eddie Mahan
Soldiers Field
Musicians Play Ball At Columbus Playground
A baseball game drawing unusual Boston attention was played at the Columbus avenue playground yesterday. Members of Local 9 B. M. P. A. represented every band, theatre and hotel in the city, entertaining a large crowd of musical fans with sensational playing.
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Boston
Columbus Avenue Playground
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