Phillies Take Doubleheader From Braves in Boston
The Phillies beat Boston 3 to 1 and 7 to 6 in a two game set. Chalmers and Quinn pitched well in the opener before Cravath and Doolan sparked a late Phillies rally, marred by Maranville’s injury from a collision. In the nightcap Philadelphia trailed before a late rally, with Doolan scoring on a squeeze and Becker, Magee, and Cravath driving in the decisive runs as Boston fumbled late.
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Cubs Bat Out Game From Pirates
Baseball game report shows the Chicago Cubs defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates with a final score of 2 to 1. Evers Wagner and Laier noted for key hits including two-base and a three-base hit while Zimmerman contributed with a pair of sacrifice plays. Humprhies earned the win for Chicago while Duffy and Cooper were on the mound for Pittsburgh.
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Players to Present Series of Demands
Detroit Michigan September 25 Members of the Detroit American League Baseball Club report that the Baseball Players Fraternity has drafted a series of demands to be presented to major league club owners. The reforms will be reviewed by the National Commission as part of the lane governing organized baseball. Already 65 percent of Players Fraternity members have endorsed the plan.
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New York Giants Rally Past Dodgers in Nine
New York Giants defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 2 as Doyle led with a three base hit and two runs while Merkle and Cutshaw stole bases. Ragan pitched eight innings for the Giants allowing 12 hits and Marquard finished the game for Brooklyn. Umpires Klem and Orth officiated.
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Tesreau Rival of Carrol Brown in Pitching Aids
The piece weighs the threat to pitching depth as Tesreau and Brown emerge as key arms. It notes Tesreau at 24 with 21 wins 12 losses in 88 games after stints in Houston Galveston Shreveport and Toronto before joining the Giants via McGraw. Brown, also 24, has 18 wins 11 losses in 42 games after time with Waterbury and Atlantic City.
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Tesreau and Brown Poised for World Series Roles
The piece profiles Charles Tesreau of the Giants and Carrol Brown of the A’s as rising mound talents. It notes Tesreau’s mid season debut and pivotal 1911 performances, Brown’s “life saver” role with Connie Mack, and their unlikely paths from minor leagues to potential series appearances.
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Somerville Field To Host Rescheduled Baseball Game
A delayed baseball game between the Cambridges and the Prospect Union teams is set for September 27 at Somerville Field.
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Scores From Baseball Card Style Evening Play
American Association results list Columbus 5, Kansas City 3 in game one with KC 8 Columbus 4 in game two called after six due to darkness. Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 2 1. Toledo edged Minneapolis 5 4. Louisville defeated St Paul 15 6.
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Athlete Registration Details For NEAAA U S A
Registration forms for the NEAAA U A are available by writing to the secretary at 36 Prospect Street Cambridgeport. The notice directs athletes to obtain necessary registration paperwork by mail.
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Mass Report Highlights Record Andover Football Squad
More than 200 candidates reported for Phillips Andover Academy football practice, the largest squad in school history. Veterans include Captain Murray and Buckle as teams split into classes and triplets under Coach Lillard.
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Automobile Show Set for St Louis October Dates
Motor gossip notes an upcoming St Louis auto show from October 6 to 11. Frank H. Bowen of Simplex Automobile Co spends days at the local branch. Peerless Motor Car Co declares a quarterly 134 percent dividend payable October 1. E R Benson of Studebaker speaks to 35 southern New England dealers at Lawton street warerooms and hosts luncheon at Hotel Somerset before departing with Henry Myers for Portland to meet Maine dealers. George W Houk, now in Philadelphia, controls McCue Wire Wheel Co of Buffalo and forms Houk Wire Wheel Co to supervise selling. no personnel changes at McCue.
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