Red Sox Bid Farewell to Fenway in Final Home Game
The Red Sox face the Browns in the last Fenway Park game of the season as manager Bill Carrigan’s team aims to clinch the pennant. A tight pitching duel with Dutch Leonard versus George Sisler is anticipated, with Boston needing strong results in eight remaining games to stay in contention.
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Red Sox Hitting Slump and Record Chase May Continue
The article notes Cobb's offensive surge and record chase with 89 stolen bases, aiming for eight more runs to surpass 147 in 1911. It also tracks Crawford and Jackson declines, Doyle leading the NL, Haley returning as Red Sox batting leader, and pitcher rankings with Alexander atop the NL.
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Red Sox prepare for Washington series after Browns game
After a lay-off following the Browns clash, the Red Sox will practice at Braves Field and gear up for a two game set with Washington. Manager Bill Carrigan aims to acclimate his squad to the field as the world series looms, with workouts planned before the Thursday start.
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Giants Fall 3 2 to Cardinals in Final
The Giants lose the final to the Cardinals 3-2 as Stroud records 5 hits in 2 innings Perritt allows 2 in 3 and Palmero 2 in 3. Merkle and Miller spark offense with a two base hit and a three base hit while Betzell and Huggins steal bases.
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Harvard short of coaches for backfield
The Crimson seeks alumni to hasten to Cambridge to aid in coaching the backfield as season already underway. Head Coach Haughton faces a shortage of coaches and urges graduates who played under Harvard's system to help.
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Harvard backfield alums coaching swap eyed for Mahan squad
Harvard backfield stars Charley Brickley and Tack Hardwick are tied to Johns Hopkins and the Naval Academy, limiting their ability to coach Cambridge recruits. A temporary exchange of coaches with Annapolis and Baltimore may bolster Cadillac’s and Navy’s lines, aiding both teams during Tuck’s absence.
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Reds Beat Dodgers in 12 Innings 4 to 3
Cincinnati wins 4 to 3 in 12 innings at Brooklyn. O'Mara, Grb, Mollwitz, Rodgers, Herzog with two base hits. Griffith with a three base hit. Getz and Meyers steal. Pfeffer walks five. Kempier hit by pitch. Time 2h 9m.
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St Louis sweeps Buffalo in doubleheader to rise in standings
St Louis defeats Buffalo 7 to 2 and 6 to 0 to seize second place in the Federal League. Anderson Ehmke and Marshall crafted nine hits for St Louis in game one while Davenport yielded the runs. Plank was nearly perfect in game two, limiting Buffalo to three hits as Chapman Blair and Marshall supported the shutout.
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Kansas City shuts out Baltimore in opener. second game high scoring
In Kansas City on Sept 26 Packard’s strong pitching and solid defense blanked Baltimore 2 0 in the first game. The second contest featured Baltimore hitters collecting a home run four doubles and six singles off three KC pitchers as Baltimore won 5 3. Batteries Packard and Hasterly Quinn and Owens led the KC battery. Conley and Russell, Adams, Henning, Johnson and Brown for Baltimore.
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Red Sox Pitching Faces Alexander In World Series Hope
Boston and Philadelphia gear up for a showdown as Pat Moran relies on Shore Foster Leonard and Ruth while Alexander looms as a major obstacle. The Red Sox aim to exploit right handed bats against the Phila pitching ace and seek a balance between their quartet of starters and Moran’s top four.
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Baseball schedule and matchups across leagues
American League games feature St Louis at Houston Cleveland at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. National League sees Cincinnati at Chicago. Federal League hosts Buffalo at St Louis Fraokish at Chicago two games Baltimore at Kansas City Newark at Pittsburgh.
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Southern Association scores report
Atlanta defeated Memphis 4 to 0 in Atlanta while Nashville edged New Orleans 8 to 7 in Nashville.
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New World Record Set by Pole Team at Pittsburg
J. R. McCune drove Ross B. and Brighton B. to a mile in 2 06 1 2 at Brunets Island track marking a new world record for pole team. The previous record of 2 07 8 4 stood since at Cleveland set by K. G. Billings with The Monk and Equity.
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Name hints of Frank Hummer as pitcher for Griffith
The unnamed narrator notes Frank Hummer of Trappe is a right handed pitcher under Manager Griffith. Hummer from the town famed by Home Run Baker claims pitching ability rather than hitting prowess.
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Yale Team Bears Watching In Opening Games
Annually heralded as the college interpretation of the slaughter of the innocents the opening football games were staged Saturday. The innocents proved capable and, with one exception, held their famed adversaries to small scores and earned glory by scoring themselves.
Yale Dominates Maine 37 to 0 in Early 1915 Football Kicks Off
Yale overwhelms Maine 37 to 0 as Coach Rush of Princeton and Coach Haughton of Harvard watch. Yale uses expert mid-season plays, without LeGore and several stars, to demonstrate a finished early-season team. Harvard struggles offensively though Captain Eddie Mahan shines briefly. Colby also earns a fourth-period touchdown. Carlisle’s scoreless showing dampens local enthusiasm for their upcoming Stadium appearance.
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Browns Pitching Rookies Shine in Manager Rickey Era
The Browns regulars and rookies posted strong starts with pitching averages high enough to hint at a lead. Phillips from Whikesbarre earned his first win, silencing the Athletics in his major league debut for manager Rickey.
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Pratt to Coach Role With Washington University St. Louis
Derrill Pratt, former University of Alabama football star and Browns second baseman, will serve as assistant coach for Washington University at St. Louis this fall.
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