Red Sox and White Sox Split at Fenway in Fast Doubleheader
Boston and Chicago played two thrilling games at Fenway Park with the Red Sox winning 3 to 2 in the opener and the White Sox taking the second 3 to 2. Key moments included squeeze plays, timely hitting by Hooper and Yerkes, and late rallies as Ed Walsh and Bedient starred on the mound for their clubs.
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Fenway Park
Boston
Callahan
Ray Collins
Scott
Hugh Bedient
White Sox
Bedient
Ed Walsh
Walter Begh
Yerkes
Cady
Mundy
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Duffy
Hooper
Rob Russell
Walsh
Hal Chase
Harry Hooper
Engle
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Chase
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Weaver
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Chappell
Janvrin
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Berger
Steve Yerkes
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Eeteee Janvrin
Ween Enaes
Bedlent
Boston Eereeceens
Incings
Boston Leago
Sreeveesel
Cadyy
Yankees at Polo Grounds Next Year
New York clubs reach agreement forcing the Yankees to play their 1914 opening game at the Polo Grounds due to unresolved title to the future site of the new field. Frank Farrell of the local American League club could not secure title in time.
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New York
New York National
Yankees
Frank Chance
Polo Grounds
Frank Farrell
Cubs release pitcher J. Valingham Hieronymus amid trio sale
Chicago announces the release of pitcher J Valingham Hieronymus along with first baseman Pauwen and pitcher O Connor. Hieronymus is sold to Terre Haute Central league club joining pitcher Zabel who moved from Wetmore Kansas and Winnipeg to Brooklyn before returning to Chicago Nationals.
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Chicago
J. Valandingham
Hieronymus
Chicago Nationals
Pauwen
O'Connor
Terre Haute
Philadelphia Routs Detroit 21 to 8 in Nineteenth Century Tilt
Philadelphia batter struck early to erase a six run Detroit lead, scoring 10 runs in the second inning on 10 hits and two walks off Williams. Comstock relieved in the third and Philadelphia continued to pile up the runs through six more frames. Crawford homered and Murphy, Oldring and Strunk contributed key hits as the Athletics crushed Detroit 21 to 8 at Philadelphia.
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Collin
Harry Hooper
Chappell
Harry
Weaver
Lord
J. Collins
Collins
Chase
ST. Louis Browns
Senators
Washington
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Agnew
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Sloan
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Taylor
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Detroit
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Comstock
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Bauman
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Oldring
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Loudon
Sehang
Baker
McInnis
Barry
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Pennock
Melania
Lapp
Don Williams
Schang
Williama
Comock
Wildebrand
Egan
Phillies Visit Red Sox in American League Standings Game
In today’s American League action, Philadelphia travels to Boston for a standings clashbetween the Phillies and the Red Sox. (Note: This is a hypothetical reconstruction as the source text is incomplete.)
National Hoston at Philadelphia and other NBA pairings
National games include Hoston at Philadelphia in a two game slate. Brooklyn faces New York while Chicago meets Pittsburg in another matchup.
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Chicago
NEW York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
ST. Louis
Washington
E. Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Peeeers
Averse
Boston Pittsburg
Hoston
Lowell Wins at Hartford Again
Hartford 3 Lowell 5 in 11 innings as Lowell rallies late and edges Hartford in a post season thriller. Jimmy Thomas misplays and wild throws nearly cost Lowell but Averett and Zeiser spark the late rally and Lowell clinches in the 11th with a squeeze play and bold base running.
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Lowell
Hartford
Jimmy Thomas
Thomas
Benny Kauff
Halstein
Dee
Senators
Tom Daly
White Sox
Zeiser
Ment
Gardella
Clemens
Averett
Miller
Curry
McDonald
Magee
Kelcher
Harvard Scrimmage Highlights Early Season Scoring
Harvard opened scrimmage at Soldiers Field with a 9 to 0 varsity lead after Brickley and Milholland scores, aided by forward passes Freedley to O'Brien and Millholland. Hardwick spearheaded a 60 yard drive, while second string teams matched with two touchdowns amid shifting lineups and reevaluated formations.
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Soldiers Field
B. Pennock
Haughton
O'Brien
Dana
Hitchcock
Storer
Weston
Cowen
Soucy
Brickley
Willetts
Hardwick
Freedley
Varsity
Milholland
O’brien
Logan
Millholland
Bradlee
Mahan
McKinlock
Bettle
Watson
Whitney
H. Amory l
Wallace
Smith
Gilman
L. H. Mills
B. Withington
Atkinson
Elken
Middendorf
Townsend
JL. Curtis
Coolidge
Dodgers Take Two From Pirates in twin bill at Pittsburg
Brooklyn won 6 to 1 in the opener on timely hits off Shenn and Mamoux. Nap Rucker pitched the second game to a 1 to 0 shutout as Smith’s ninth inning triple produced the winning run. Conzelman held Brooklyn scoreless until that final rally.
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Lowell
Senators
Grays
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Shenn
Virginia
Mamoux
Nap Rucker
Conzelman
Atlanta
Smith
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Metals
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Daubert
Moran
Cutshaw
Yingling
Simon
Viox
Fason
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Rinker
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Pearene
Wagner
Tae Miller
Gibson
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Kelly Conzgellman
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Carl Gibson
Conzellman
Rucker
Piteh
Brennan Daubert
Bason
Wesleyan Not Optimistic For Yale Game
Middletown Sept 23 The Wesleyan football team prepares to face Yale in New Haven with nine returning players gone. Captain Eustis and Coach Hutchinson train a green squad to challenge Yale and the line must be rebuilt with Kenan moved to tackle. Dietsen shows promise as punter but is a first year varsity player with a knee issue.
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Yale
Wesleyan
New Haven
Eustis
Hutchinson
Kenan
Dietsen
Ross
Slocum
Eaton
Bacon
Irving
Mackenzie
Newhall
Hingeley
Morsell
Wilcox
Steele
Allison
Gordon
Winthrop Beats Milton 12 6 in Early Season Football
Winthrop High School won its second game of the season at home, defeating Milton High School 12 to 6. Touchdowns by R Talcott, O'Donnell, and White led Winthrop, with Delaney as umpire and Briefly as referee. Seven minute periods marked the contest.
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Winthrop
Milton High School
Winthrop High
Milton High
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White Edwards
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Adame Jordan
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Thayer Allen
W. Poole Lewis
Robertson
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Sprague Lind
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Dobbs Plans Toledo Management in 1914
Johnny Dobbs former Montgomery manager in the Southern league says he will manage the Toledo American Association club in 1914. He has been under contract to C W Somere of the Naps to lead Toledo or New Orleans. The statement resolves a major Southern league mystery.
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Tenn
Johnny Dobbs
Montgomery
Toledo
Dobbs
C. W. Somere
Naps
New Orleans
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