QUT Red Sox 3-0 in league race update
Cleveland moves 11 2 games ahead of Chicago in the flag race with Chicago 1 2 games up on Detroit. Detroit trails St Louis by 1 2, while St Louis leads Boston by 11 games. Boston tops Philadelphia by 11 2, and Philadelphia is 41 2 games ahead of Washington which leads New York by 141 2 games.
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Giants top NL race as leaders shuffle in tight flags chase
New York holds a 31 game edge on Chicago and Pittsburgh with a trio of clubs close behind. Philadelphia and Cincinnati swap positions while Boston and Brooklyn push into the thick of the standings as the season tightens.
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Pittsburg faces Boston while Chicago meets Brooklyn Cincinnati plays New York and St. Louis travels to Philadelphia in a slate of matchups.
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Waddell Tops Morgan in Close 3-0 Boston Win
In St Louis Cy Morgan and Rube Waddell dueled with Waddell’s 3-0 victory. A costly misplay by Wagner and two home runs by Hartzel and Stone spelled the runs. Morgan and Ferris delivered notable defensive plays and both starters shone despite the scoring.
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Lillian R. Shines in Grand Circuit Debut at 2 041-2
Lillian R. opens her season at Columbus Grand Circuit, beating the favorite Margaret O. to set 2 041-2 for a trotting mare this year. Hal Ravens wins Hotel Hartman consolation. Genteel H. and Dan Patch also contend, with none matching 1 55 1 4.
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The Spider Ike Weir Dies After a Long Boxing Career
The famous Belfast fighter Isaac O Neill Weir known as Ike or the Spider, died after a long battle with ill health. Born 1867 in Belfast, he fought as featherweight champion and later toured the U.S. and Australia. He died at his Charlestown home with funeral at St Catherine’s Church and burial in Malden.
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Yale Names Ted Jones As Baseball Coach For Next Spring
Captain Fred Murphy announced that Ted Jones, captain of last season, will be Yale’s regular baseball coach next spring. The move suggests Yale may not hire professional coaches full time but may use professionals for pitcher cage work. C. J. Copman named coach of the freshman football team.
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Chicago Off Session Opens With 1-0 Loss in Series
New York won the opening game of the series in Chicago 1 to 0. Hemphill singled to Davis, who fumbled to allow the runner to reach and Hemphill stole second, then scored on Ball's safe hit through short.
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Sunday Baseball Battle Persists at Fort Banks
Winthrop residents opposing Sunday ball at Fort Banks fail to win a curtailment after a War Department letter. The reply upholds military training needs and cites lack of state or municipal law violations. Protestors pursue action by addressing President Roosevelt Governor Guild and Winthrop officials.
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Tufts Eleven Beats Somerville In Practice Scrimmage
Tufts scored three touchdowns in about 20 minutes as Somerville High held a spirited scrimmage on the old Tufts campus. Wallace tallied twice and Sheehy once for Tufts, with both sides listing full lineups and captains noted.
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Washington Bengals Stop Cleveland In 2 1 Victory
Washington defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 at Cleveland. Clymer, Pickering, Freeman, McBride, Milan and Lajoie among the key performers. Johnson struck out nine. Bradley ejected for disputing a called third strike. McBride starred at short, leaping to snag line drives.
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Phillies blank Cincinnati as Moore debuts with shutout
Philadelphia wins 5 to 0 over Cincinnati. Earl Moore, ex Jersey City, pitched his first game for the Phillies and held Cincinnati to scattered hits.
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Tigers Tie Detroit In Ten Inning Shadowed Game
Detroit and Philadelphia battled to a 10 inning tie after Mullen was hit hard early and Coombs steadied the Tigers in the eighth with Plank closing out the ninth. Darkness ended the contest with the game called after 10 innings.
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Local boxing card features Baldwin Murphy lightweight clash
Harlem Tommy Murphy meets Matty Baldwin in a 133 pound lightweight bout at the Armory Club next Tuesday night. The card recalls their famed Chelsea clash, with Murphy eager for a rematch after public doubts over Baldwin’s previous decision. Also slated are Kid Mercier vs Willis Grupp, Bill McKinnon vs Jack Cunningham, plus notes on Al Kaufman and Billy Delaney pursuing tougher opponents and Frankie Nell defending the bantam title in Philadelphia.
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