Phillies Rally Past Reds 3-2 in Ninth
Philadelphia edges Cincinnati 3 to 2 on a ninth inning rally as Cravath doubles and Niehoff bunts home the winner. Knetzer and Demaree pitched eight strong innings before the late scoring sequence that put the Phillies in contention with Brooklyn. Paskert homered for Cincinnati. Griffith and Groh homered for the visitors.
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Baseball Schedule Grid For New York Boston Matchups
Major league games listed include New York at Boston and Washington at Philadelphia in the American League. National League action shows Pittsburg at Boxton at 10 a m, Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at New York with other regional pairings.
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Local Scores From Quick-Start Matches
Toledo beat Columbus 10 to 8. St Paul defeated Kansas City 10 to 4. Indianapolis won 9 to 2 against Louisville.
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Play Greh to Chase Rally in Walks and Hits
Bases on balls 2 and 0 hit by pitch and errors lead to scoring. Roushh was hit by De maree. Knetzer struck out 3 and Demaree 4. Wild pitches by Knetzer Demaree. Umpires Emslie. Time 1lh 35m.
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Dodgers Trim Cubs 4 1 in Brooklyn series finale
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 4 to 1 in a best of five series with Pfef fer holding the Cubs. Flack Saier and Williams produced the runs while McConnell struggled before being lifted in the ninth. Stengel contributed a sacrifice fly and Yerkes to Wortman to Safer completed a double play. The teams resume play tomorrow.
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Deal Drafted by Chicago Nationals from Kansas City
Chicago announces third baseman Charles Deal of the Kansas City club has been drafted by the Chicago Nationals. Deal previously played for the Boston Nationals.
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Braves Take Two From Pirates in Double Win Series
The Braves outlasted the Pirates 3 0 in the opener and 2 1 in the nightcap as Art Nehf and Frank Allen shut down Pittsburgh. Maranville delivered the key blows with a late double and a run in the eighth inning to secure the second victory.
Giants stretch win streak to 22 with 6 1 victory over Cardinals
New York Giants dominated St. Louis 6 to 1 as Watson and Williams yielded 12 hits and 5 runs in 6 innings while Kauff and Fletcher delivered power with two and three base hits. Bescher, Burns, Robertson, and Smith contributed. Cardinals managed a lone run in the fifth.
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Braves Rally To Edge Pirates In Second Meeting
Hinchman's soft fly set up a Honey smother while a wild start produced a Braves run in the second game. Eddie Collins lined a three base hit to left center and Wagner drove Hinchman home with a single. The Braves struck again in the eighth for the winning run as Pirates squandered chances including Smith reaching third on a muff before Allen retired Gowdy.
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Boston College High seeks football game Oct 5 to 7
The Boston College High School football eleven is seeking a high school opponent for October 5 6 or 7. Address Football Manager BC High.
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Harvard appoints new track coach for field events
Dr. Burton C. Morrill, formerly at Bowdoin and Purdue, will coach Harvard weight men and jumpers this year. He is joined by Ellery H. Clark, who assisted last season in developing the team’s field athletes.
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Carrigan fans expect pennant run as Sox visit Boston
The article outlines Boston teams in a busy sporting scene. Carrigans aim to strengthen their American league lead while Johnny McGraw pledges a challenge for third. the Braves Pirates series hints at Giants' dominance. World Series travel plans include Rabbitt Maranville Evers Magee and other Braves stars.
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Debated series outcomes and uncertain calls in sports
Readers discuss predictions for Sox vs Indians, Pirates vs Braves, Harvard vs Colby, and world series pitcher Leonard. With tied series and a 13 inning Braves game, questions arise on who wins and when Leonard pitched, ending with Oct 11.
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Brickley Splits Up His Squad At B C
Charley Brickley's Boston College football team held a strenuous scrimmage at University Heights yesterday. The first squad defeated the scrubs by two touchdowns and a field goal. Jimmie Regan's injured leg is improving and should be ready for Dartmouth Saturday. Ten players were chosen for the first team and 25 for the scrub group. Leo Daley coaches the scrubs.
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