Red Sox Tag Two Games vs Browns in Rainy Doubleheader
Rain again halted yesterday’s game as the Red Sox prepare to host the St. Louis Browns in a 1 30 p m doubleheader. McAleer’s crowd has sparked the season, with Graham and Marley on the mound for Boston. Cicotte or Collins or Karger may start for the home team as the pennant race tightens with the Tigers and Mackmen in pursuit. Local fans hope the Sox and Athletics can settle the postponed Philadelphia game if Ban Johnson allows.
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St. Louis Browns
Browns
McAleer
Red Sox
Graham
Bill Marley
Cicotte
Collins
Karger
Lake
Boston
Athletics
Philadelphia
Tigers
Mackmen
Ban Johnson
Mack
Krause
Cardinals fall to Brooklyn in twelfth straight loss
In St Louis on Sept 24 Brooklyn defeated the Cardinals 12 to 6 in a high scoring game. It marked the Cardinals 15th consecutive defeat.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston Doves Visit Chicago for Final Series
Chicago falls 9 to 1 as Boston manager Harry Smith brings the Doves to face the Cubs in the year’s last series. Kroh starts for Chicago, Evans exits early after an injury, and Becker leads the Doves with three hits including a two bagger. Cubs capitalize late with two runs in the eighth.
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Chicago
Harry Smith
Boston Doves
Cubs
Chance
Bostonians
Kroh
Brown
Evans
Cooney
Hofman
Thomas
Becker
Doves
Evers
Zimmerman
Shean
Autrey
Fanning Kroh
Getz
Sheckard
Shulte
Beaumont
Stanley
Luderus
Schulte
Giants Score 10 In Second Inning In Win Over New York
In a high scoring game the Giants explode for ten runs in the second frame. Doyle adds a double and a triple while Clark and Seymour collect multiple hits. Cantwell allows six in 11 38 innings with Ames surrendering seven.
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Giants
Devlin
Cantwell
New York
Doyle
Clark
Seymour
McCabe
Paskett
Charles
Dolan
Snodgrass
Devore
Bridwell
Merkle
Ellam
Ames
Rowan
Schlei
Kane and
Johnstone
Cincinnati
R . E. Doyle
Ewes
Oe PO. A
Snodgraser
McCormick
F . Seas
Murray
Awa
Fletcher
Ener
Iiss
Etere Issenee
Hoblitzel
Mitchell
If Paskert
Lobert
Tetas
Downey
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Pirates Triumph In A Close Game
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a tight contest. Leach starred for Pittsburg while both pitchers were effective, and a ninth inning out at the plate kept Philadelphia from forcing a tie.
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Pirates
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Leach
Scores and postponement from city baseball slate
Columbus defeated Milwaukee 4 to 2 while St Paul shut out Indianapolis 4 to 0 and Louisville beat Kansas City 4 to 1. Minneapolis Toledo game postponed due to rain.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis-Toledo
Gibson
Flint
Cote
Grand Rapids
Bell
Mansfield
Arthur
Toledo
Graffitis
Springfield
Spies
Jim Maguire
Washingtons
Charley Zimmer
Cleveland
Speer
Schriver
Minneapolis
Roach
Hartford
Berger
Ft. Wayne
Congalton
Wheeling
van Buren
Newcastle
Donnelly
Dayton
Haydon
Reading
Uhlan Breaks Record at Columbus Grand Circuit Meet
Uhlan lowered his record to 2:02 1 4 without a wind shield at Columbus, nearing the track mark held by Sweet Marie. Baron May led early heats but faltered with breaks. Demarest won a heat and Paderewski claimed the 2:07 pace, finishing strong in a 2:05 1 4 effort amid a crowded field of 2:12 trotters.
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Columbus
Uhlan
Sweet Marie
Baron May
Price
Alice Roosevelt
Demarest
Darky Hal
Dan S
Brenda Yorke
Red Bow
Paderewski
Wilkes Hearst
B. G
Ariel Highwood Recep
Aistas Dlavipiach
Samen Sieleteaie
Eee
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Murphy
Bell Bird
McDonald
Fat Tee
Br. S
Sayles
Kenyon W
Pfeing
Blk. m
Star Hal
Snow
Moke
Nuckels
Graystone
Shuler- M
McMahon
Cinders
Christ
Brine
Avery
Texas Rooker
Cb Wen
Casas
BF Ardelle
Br. m
Turner
Secawag
Alice Pointer
McDevitt
Ero
Friend
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Brawley
Mallow
Constenaro
Ross
San Francisco
B. S
Hodges
Wilkes: Beart
Bie
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Ancec
Sterling McKinney
Greer
Wk. G
Bingen
Proctor
Stage Busy Boston Theaters With Busy Lineup
The Boston stage scene features William Faversham in The World and His Wife at the Majestic for an afternoon today and a week more, with Havana to follow starring James T Powers. Also billed are On the Hive at Hollis, The Patriot at the Park, A Gentleman from Mississippi, The Candy Shop at Tremont, The Gay Hussars at the Boston, and Rose Stahl in The Chorus Lady at the Colonial.
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William Faversham
Majestic
James T. Powers
Havana
Hollis
William Collier
Mississippi
Tremont
Boston
Hussars
Rose Stahl
Colonial
Lion and the Mouse
Globe Theatre
Keith
Peter
Cressy
Dayne
James Harrigan
Waterbury Brothers
Tenney
North Pole
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Edytha Ketchum
Beatrice Turner
Pat White
The
Howard
Field and Lewis
American Music Hall
Field
Lewis
Columbia
Big Review
Dave Ferguson
Scenic Temple
Gaiety Theatre
Boston Theatre
Mechanics’ Building
Theatre Comique
Baseball Notes Reflect On Players And The Game In 1910s Era
A survey of players and teams notes small weights among players, the Cubs-White Sox series stance, and Ban Johnson’s control. It also lists historical catching records by year and club, mentions the Cardinals training at Little Rock, and discusses a proposed home for needy players.
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Charley Murphy
National Commission
Ban Johnson
Old Roman Comiskey
Wild Bill’ Everett
Chicago
Detroit Tigers Favored to Win American League Pennant
Chicago newspaper reports President Johnson of the American League predicts Detroit will win the pennant. He praises Jennings and Detroit’s veteran core and pitching strength, contrasts Connie Mack's youthful Athletics, and expects Detroit to reach and win the world championship if they secure the pennant.
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Chicago
Johnson
American League
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Detroits
Athletics
Connie Mack
Detroit
Cubs
Pittsburg
Tigers
Milford Rocks Hopedale In Local Mill League Matches
Milford and Hopedale meet in a series of Mill league games in Milford. After two contests the Hopedale nine hold a 2-0 edge. Saturday's matchup will feature five new Milford players Norris Matthews Langley and Kelly among the retained veterans as the roster strengthens for the home team.
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Milford
Mill League
Hopedale
Governor’s Town
Norris
Matthews
Langley
Kelly
Ketchel's East Bluff and NY boxing plans unfold
The Langford Ketchel clash saga in New York reveals promoters plotting to spark demand. Britt and Ketchel arrived with aims to bluff drawing power, while coast reports suggest the championship bout may only cover training costs. Bob Warner schedules Wilson versus Nelson, with Langford training for a Dixie Kid bout and other ten-round plans at Apollo A. C. and National Athletic Club openings delayed by Willie Reilly’s accident.
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New York
Frisco
Michigan
Assasin
Ketchel
Willis Britt
Fairmont
Britt
West
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Johnson
Bob Warner
Bobby Wilson
Dick Nelson
Unity Social and Athletic Club
Lawrence
Warner
Young Alger
Johnny l Lynch
Eddie Carr
Lowell
National Athletic Club
Willie Reilly
Willie
Tony Parey
Eddie Murphy
Andy Parker
Automobiles Arrive Here From Albany In Muddy Run
Rain and mud slowed the Washington to Boston reliability tour for the Frank A. Munsey trophy. Twenty five cars started from Washington, only six kept perfect scores by Albany. Cars arriving last night were covered in mud and officials were exhausted, delaying tonight’s exams until today. The leaders included Maxwell Elmore Croxton Keeton Marmon Pullman and Renault.
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Albany
Washington
Boston
Frank A. Munsey
Bay State
Maxwell
Elmore
Croxton-Keeton
Marmon
Pullman
Renault
Brockton Company Takes Second Prize in Rochester Playout
Rochester New Hampshire September 24 heavy rain cancels horse races but the firemen muster playout proceeds. Vixen Company of Berwick Maine wins first with 223 feet 4 inches. Hancock Company of Brockton Massachusetts places second at 213 feet 10 inches. Eight of eleven entries appear with a parade preceding the event. Remaining finish order lists Triumph Berwick Uncle Sam Taggart Citizen Berwick Fisherman Torrent Rochester Manchester Gloucester Goffstown.
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N. H
Rochester Fair
Vixen Company
Berwick
Hancock Company
Brockton
Mass
Triumph
Uncle Sam
BE. A. Taggart
South Berwick
Manchester
Gloucester
Goffstown
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Frank Browning
Little Rock
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Nap” Lajoie
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Jimmy Williams
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George Byers
Northboro
Dixie Kid
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Young Perron
Young McDonough
Eddie Shevlin
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Apollo A. C
Billy Rolfe
Jack Johnson
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