Doves Batter Marks Rise and Fall in Seller Scores
Doves players posted gains led by Mattern with 14 points and Brown Ferguson 10 combined. Goode dropped 125 points while Parson 43 and several others like Rariden Frock and Sharpe posted minor declines.
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Getz
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Lajoie Leads Auto Race Amid Streak by AL Players
Lajoie strengthens lead in the auto race with a .378 average after 10 games, as Cobb Speaker and Collins chase from the American League. National Leaguers show slim chances with Campbell Crandall ineligible for 350 at bats, Magee fading, Wagner sidelined, Snodgrass declining.
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Tom Madden
Boston Red Sox
Wilbur Goode
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Lajoie
Cobb
Speaker
Collins
Athletics
Jack Knight
New York Americans
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Pittsburg
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Gentlemen Never Fight in Cellars Say Debating Minds
A witty exchange questions if disputes should erupt in basements and cellars, joking about propriety and boundaries in confrontation. The speaker notes etiquette may clash with practical incentives for fighting.
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Jawn Artha
Cubs Fan Provokes Commentary on Fall Baseball Yes
In Chicago a local observer sparked a debate about the Cubs during the cool fall days of the world series, suggesting they can put their Cole in Lawster as a playful remark amid nearby crowd chatter.
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Chicago
Cubs
Cole
Lawster
Cubs Open World Series Run Against Boston Doves
Boston fans flock to South End grounds to see the Chicago Cubs face the Doves in a four game set as the National League leaders prepare to meet the Philadelphia Athletics. Star Cubs Kell Kling Archer Chance Steinfeldt Evers Tinker Hoffman Sheckard cite confidence and a tough battle ahead against King Cole Pfeister Brown and team.
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South End Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Lake
Connie Mack
Athletics
Red Sox
Cubs
Kling
Archer
Chance
Stonewall
Steinfeldt
Evers
Tinker
Hoffman
Schulte
Sheckard
King Cole
Philadelphia
Brown
Pfeister
Overall
Reusbach
Chicago
Cub
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Johnnie Kling
Coombs
Giants
White Sox
Pirates
Tigers
Philadelphia and Chicago Split Double Header in Windy City
In Chicago on Sept 25 000 fans witnessed a double header where Philadelphia and Chicago split. The champions won the first game 3 1 in 14 innings with Lange saving two hits and Coombs extending a 53 inning shutout streak before the locals scored three runs in the second inning of the wind up. The nightcap ended five innings early with Chicago prevailing 5 2 as darkness halted play.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Walsh
Lange
Coombs
Browns and Senators play two with parity in Washington
St. Louis wins the opener 2 to 1 in 1 hour 24 minutes while Washington takes the second 3 to 0. Walter Johnson fans 11 batters and allows one hit in the nightcap as the Senators split the twin bill.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Malloy
Gessler
Ralston
Summerlott
Johnson
Oorr Malloy
Connolly and Egan
Milan
Elberfeld
Fee Cunningham
Sumynerlott
McBride
Ainsmith
Wwe
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Renee
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Stone
Peer Eeresenns
Northen
Hartzell
Wallace
Griggs
Stephens
Cees
Criss
Erens
Stallings Awaits Fate With New York Americans
George T Stallings, manager of the New York Americans, waits for a decision from President Frank J Farrell on possible retirement. He plans no comment unless his reputation is attacked and denies a 1902 claim of trying to sell Detroit Americans to the National League citing Johnson of the American League holding the lease and controlling 51 percent of stock.
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New York
George T. Stallings
New York Americans
Frank J. Farrell
Stallings
Detroit
Johnson
Detroit Grounds
Weeklong boxing bouts planned across multiple cities
A dense listing outlines daily boxing matchups in Oswego Albany New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Boston with fighters such as Don O Kelly Hawk Smith Leach Cross Cy Smith Kaufman Kubiak Moha Hoganya O Keefe McGovern Mull ody Wolgast Kilbane Haney Grim Kilbane and others slated from Monday through Saturday in Armory A A events amateur brackets and regional clashes across venues in New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Louisiana.
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Hawk Smith
Oswego
N. Y
Kid Sullivan
Bert Keyes
Albany
Leach Cross
Cy Smith
New York
al Kaufman
al Kubiak
Baltimore
Bob Moha
Hilliard Lang
Buffalo
Johnny Hoganya
Tommy O’ Keefe
Memphis
Tenn
Phil McGovern
Hugh Madole
Pittsburg
Battling Hurley
Matty Baldwin
A. J. Duffy
Frank Rodman
Joe Egan
Young Reardon
Young Rothwell
Tommy Flanagan
Armory A. A
Frank Mantell
Frank Klaus
Leo Houck
Joe Sieger
Lancaster
Penn
Charlie Sieger
Maurice Lemoine
Billy Mellody
Frank Perron
Southbridge
Ad Wolgast
Tommy Gary
Fon-du-lac Wis
Johnny Kilbane
Benny Kaufman
Eddie Haney
Joe Grim
Philadelphia
Billy McKinnon
Terry Martin
Manchester
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Joe Jeanette
Eddie McGoorty
Milwaukee
Boston
Eddie Murphy
Young Mitchell
Billy Willis
Patsy Brannigan
Johnny Albanese
Johnny Frayne
Tommy Murphy
New Orleans
Red Sox Batting Notables Highlight Week
Sparse gains were posted by several Red Sox players. Lewis led with 6 points while Karger and Purtell added 2, Wood 4, Collins 8, Hunt 66. Losses included Carrigan 2, Speaker 3, Cicotte 6, Wagner 8, Hall 10, Gardner 12, F Smith 14, Madden 51.
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Red Sox
Lewis
Karger
Purtell Wood
Collins
Hunt
Carrigan
Speaker
Cicotte
Wagner
Hall
Gardner
F. Smith
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Tigers Beat Red Sox 4 2 in Detroit Showdown
Detroit remains in second place after a 4 to 2 victory over Boston. Mullin pitched well in key moments as the Tigers collected 18 hits off Donovan, with Lewis homering for the Red Sox and Cobb narrowly thwarting Detroit’s late threats.
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Lerechen
Wood
Detroit
Edo
Boston
Lewis
O'Leary
Bush
Wod
Mullin
D. Pones
Perrien and
Dineen
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