Matty's Control Wins for Giants in Ninth Inning
Matty's control sealed a victory for the Giants as they rallied in the ninth. Fisher was driven in by a late sequence, while Reulbach struggled on the mound for Brooklyn. The final line shows New York 2 runs on 8 hits and 0 errors, Brooklyn 3 runs on 9 hits.
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New York Star
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Snodgrass and Strunk on Job in Center Field
The piece profiles Fred Snodgrass of the Giants and Amos Strunk of the Athletics as long time center fielders. It notes Strunk as a tidy fielder in the .300 hitting class and highlights Snodgrass’s rise from catcher to outfielder with the Giants, including career averages and series context.
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Los Angeles
Automobile executives reshuffle span New England trade
James R. Bradford resigns as sales manager of M. B. M. Motor Co to become Pacific coast representative for Wagenhall Co of Detroit. He departs for California with strong Wagenhall truck prospects. Eddie Schell of Invader Oil Co energizes Bay State Automobile Club meeting in Boston. F G W Sudrow advances to Marion division manager for southern states per J S Handley Co. Windsor T White visits Boston as guest of J S Hathaway, White Co. local branch manager.
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Pacific Coast
Wagenhall Company
Detroit
Mr. Bradford
California
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Wagenhall
Eddie Schell
Invader Oil Company
Bay State Automobile Club
Boston
Mr. Curtis
F. G. W. Sudrow
Marion Motor Car Company
Marion Cars
J. S. Handley Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Windsor T. White
White Company
J. S. Hathaway
Pirates Win Out On Errors By Cubs In Series Opener
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 8 to 2 as Chicago errors and Cheney wild pitches in the first inning spark the Pirates. Wagner and Dolan drive in runs, Cheney allows two wild pitches, and Hendrix secures the win with a seven inning outing.
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Wagner
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Emslie
Braves Divide With Phillies in Philadelphia Test
The Braves beat the Phillies behind Rudolph who held Philadelphia to three hits and drove in a run. Boston built a fifth inning lead and added in the ninth while Seaton and Brennan shut down the Phillies late. Maranville, Sweeney, Mann, and Zinn contributed key hits as Boston outscored Philadelphia 4 to 3 in the opener and chased Mayer early in the second game.
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Football games wanted by English High School eleven
English High School seeks football games for November dates. Manager is B Newcomb. Also seeking fast suburban teams through Beacon A. A. of Dorchester formerly the Pastime Juniors. Contact Arthur L. Sullivan 7 Clifton Street Dorchester.
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Beacon A. A
Dorchester
Arthur L. Sullivan
Clifton Street
Philadelphia at Boston and Boston at Philadelphia
National and American league games listed with matchups including Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh across series and doubleheaders.
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Irish Giant to Wrestle Stafford at Grand Opera House
Tonight at the Grand Opera House Jack McGrath the Irish giant and Bob Stafford of Erie Penn weigh over 200 pounds each and clash under catch as catch can rules A best two out of three falls match with George Tuohey refereeing.
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Grand Opera House
Jack McGrath
Bob Stafford
Erie
Penn
George Tuohey
Baseball scores from Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Toledo and Milwaukee
American Association action listed multiple games with results including Columbus 4 Columbus 3 over St Paul, Louisville 66 Louisville 2 over Minneapolis, Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 4, and Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 8 in a split pair, Toledo 4 Milwaukee 0, and Milwaukee 2 Toledo 2 in a second game with darkness ending play.
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Athletics Win Sluggish Game
The Athletics edged the Red Sox 10 to 9 in a slow two hour, 20 minute opener of the farewell series. Wyckoff walked 12, allowed 11 hits, and Boston rallied late, but Philadelphia held on as Nanamaker and Hall steadied the mound and Eddie Collins spoiled the stretch with key plays. The crowd of 4000 saw a game marked by errors and timely hits, with Oldring, Yerkes, and Engle contributing, and Gardner muffing a DP opportunity to aid the A’s.
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