Red Sox Rout Athletics as Pitchers Falter at Fenway
At Fenway Park the Boston Red Sox defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 10 to 4. Connie Mack used four second string pitchers who yielded early runs as the Sox batters struck steadily, piling up 13 hits. Boardman started for the A’s, failing in the first, while Dutch Leonard was unable to hold the line as Boston built a big lead by the fifth inning.
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Baseball Brief Form American Schedule
Philadelphia at Boston. Washington at New York. St. Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit.
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Senators Win Game From Highlanders
Washington falls 3 to 9 as Milan hits a homer and Gandil drives in runs. McHale struggles before Boehl ing steadies the mound, while Keating fends off late threats in a high scoring affair. Philadelphia and Boston details dominate the other action.
White Sox Win From Browns In 10 Innings
Chicago wins 8-2 in ten as Chappell doubles Breton triples Bodle Collins Schalk drive runs. Walker and Breton steal bases. Left on base Chicago five Saint Louis three. Leverenz allowed two walks Benz two. Lev erenz struck out ten, Benz four. Time two hours ten minutes. Umpires Hildebrand and Sheridan.
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Ouimet Travers Match At Brookline Draws Unsportsmanlike Cheers
The Brookline Country Club crowd sparked a controversy at the Ouimet Travers golf duel when a cheer at the 20th hole accompanied Travers sinking into a bunker. G Freibert Windeler, golf committee chairman, apologized for the display and called the incident deplorable and unsportsmanlike, stating it tainted Ouimet’s victory and reflected poorly on the sport.
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Amherst to Meet Rhody in Weekend Clash
Amherst prepares for a Saturday football game against Rhode Island State College. Coach Hobbs drills the squad on signal work and the offense as Cy Hubbard returns at quarterback to lead the unit. The team emphasizes speed, brains, and fundamentals to reduce fumbles and offsides with a lineup featuring Chamberlain Lind Shumway Kimball Whitten Kimball McGay Ryder Warren Hubbard and potential shifts for McTurner and Ashley.
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TWO GIANTS MAY BE OUT FOR WORLD SERIES
New York Giants Second Baseman Doyle and Centerfielder Snodgrass may miss the world series. Doyle crashed his car into a tree injuring his shoulder and was replaced at second base. Snodgrass left the game with a painful injury after a baserunning stumble, and McGraw said it was unlikely he would play against the Athletics.
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Boston Braves Red Sox post season series cancelled
September 26 Boston National League club president James Gaffney announced the post season series with the Braves and Red Sox is abandoned due to injuries to Maranville and Connolly. He thanked James R. McAleer and the American League for accepting the situation and cancelling the series.
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cancellation of Boston post season series over injuries
The 1913 post season is called off after Boston Am. League Club stars Moros become unavailable due to Maranville and Connolly injuries. McAleer Gaffney and Herrmann confirm cancelation with telegrams from New York Boston and Cincinnati.
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Seniors golf playoff ends at Apawamis Club
The annual senior golf tournament at Apawamis Golf Club concluded with a playoff for the lowest 36 hole gross score. Walter Fairbanks of Denver and Herman Wendell of St. David's Philadelphia were tied at 166 after 36 holes, then Fairbanks won the 18 hole playoff with a score of 83 to Wendell's 88.
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Braves and Phillies Split in Slashing Doubleheader
Boston split with Philadelphia in a doubleheader, winning 6 to 3 in the first game and 10 to 9 in the second. Rixey and Phillips eclipsed batters with sharp pitching as Boston rallied late in both games.
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Pirates Win Final Game From Cubs
Two base hits by Wagner Adams Zimmerman highlight a 1-0 Pirates win over the Cubs. Smith allows two runs over one inning, Adams fans ten, and Evers-Bridwell-Saier turn a double play trio as Chicago errs twice.
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Giants Hammer Dodgers Pitcher In Brooklyn Showdown
New Yorks edged Brooklyn 4 to 2 as all runs came in the first three innings. Allen started and allowed eight hits before Elmer Brown debuted for Montgomery, tossing six hitless frames with four walks. Tesreau yielded four hits as Brooklyn rallied briefly in the third and ninth. Herzog’s third base play stood out. Fischer fouled out and Wheat struck out in the last at bat.
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