Tigers Trounce Cantillon Eighths 8 to 1 in Washington
The Tigers dominated Cantillon's eighth placers in Washington, 8 to 1. Wild Bill Donovan kept the Nationals in check except for a third inning run by McBride. Cobb led a late charge with a double and key singles, while D Jones stole third and scored on a Bush hit as the Tigers pulled away.
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Hall is hammered by McGuire's men in rain soaked clash
On a rain soaked field the Naps defeated the Red Sox 7 to 3 in a late season game. Hall struck out six in three innings but Cleveland broke through late with hits from Hinchman Lajoie and Birmingham. Speaker added a key home run and contributed in the eighth.
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Rain Stops Doves' Game In Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Boston failed to play as heavy rain halted the game just as Boston was at practice on Herbes Field. Boston kept its young pitcher Cooney as manager Clarke explained to Smith. Smith planned to keep the same Pittsburg lineup. The glare from Forbes Field’s white stand hindered fly balls, prompting a suggestion to paint it green like the center field fence was done to aid vision.
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Yankees Win Two and Pass the Naps
New York defeated Chicago twice to move ahead of Cleveland in the American league race. The scores were 4 to 2 and 7 to 1. Lake outpitched Walsh in the first game while in the second the locals chased White from the box before the end of the first inning. Knight starred at short for New York.
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Athletes Triumph as Mackmen Take Final Game
Philadelphia's Athletics beat St Louis 6 to 2 to clinch the series two games to one. Eddie Plank started, Krause relieved, with McAleer testing Kasel. 12 hits, 18 bases. Key runs came in the first, third, fifth and eighth innings amid damp attendance of 2970.
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Sports pairings list from schedule card
American league and national league matchups listed for St. Louis Boston Detroit New York Chicago Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis ready for upcoming games.
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War talk cools as Spalding funds loom large
Western war talk subsides with A G Spalding's apparent cash advantage and help from California politicians. Orioles manager Jack Dunn reportedly resigns after piloting Providence to a pennant in 190% and Baltimore last year. Virginia league directors settle the pennant by voiding one game in the Norfolk Portsmouth double header on Sept 11, breaking the top tie between Norfolk and Roanoke.
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Low western fares to California via railways
Low western fares to the West via Central Vermont and Grand Trunk railways from Boston to California and North Pacific points are $49.45. Tickets are on sale daily to October 14, 1909 inclusive. Personally conducted Pullman tourist cars run Monday, Wednesday and Friday priced at $9.75 for a double berth. For full information contact E. H. Boynton at 860 Washington Street, Boston.
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Sunday game barred in world series plan
Chicago report states there will be no Sunday game in the coming world series. The Detroit league club informs President Johnson and a commission member that if the Tigers win the pennant Detroit will not permit a game on Sunday. Tentative schedules must be revised as Sunday games cannot be in Pittsburgh or Philadelphia. If Connie Mack's club wins, there will be no Sunday game.
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Bay Views to meet Buchanans in deciding game on Saturday
The Bay Views and Buchanans will clash on M street grounds Saturday afternoon, each side owning a victory. The game is set for 3 o'clock with F. Ford as umpire.
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Dodgers Split With the Cubs in National League
Two-base hits by Lennox and Hofman pace the Dodgers offense as Schwenk and Scanlon combine for 8 innings of work in a 4 0 defeat. Brooklyn and Chicago left on base totals loom large while a separate line notes a clique of Eastern League magnates seeking to remove Pat Powers from the presidency.
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Giants Take Two From Cardinals in St Louis
New York celebrated its last appearance here by winning both games of a doubleheader. The first game ended 5 to 0 and the second 12 to 6. Giants pitchers and batters combined for strong performances in a clear sweep.
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St. Louis Beats New York With Seven Runs In Five Innings
Melter allowed seven in five innings off Higgins, then seven in three off Klawitter and four more in four off Marquard. Stolen bases by Delehanty Seymour (two) Murray Shaw Doyle Snodgrass (two) Devlin Bridwell Ellis. Double plays by Bridwell Doyle and Merkle (two) Bliss Delehanty Konetehy and Bliss Murray Wilson and Merkle. Left on bases St Louis sixteen New York seven. Walks to Sullivan Melter Higgins Klawitter Marquard five for Klawitter five for Marquard five. Higgins hit Devlin Elis by Marquard. Strikeouts Melter five Higgins one Klawitter two Marquard two. Time two hours seventeen minutes. Umpires O Day Brennan.
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Sloppy Fielding Lets Quakers Score Wins in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on Sept 23 the Quakers beat the locals as Cincinnati misplayed in the field with errors in nearly all Philadelphia runs. Poor base running also hampered Cincinnati’s effort.
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Kling Can Come Back After Blacklist Denial
Johnny Kling can be forgiven anytime as Chairman Herrmann publicly denies a three year blacklist. The piece notes star players’ leverage and recalls Pat Dougherty leaving the Yankees in 1906 with Ban Johnson banning him from the American League, yet Pat helped the White Sox win the pennant two months later.
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