Giants Farewell Game Sees Veterans Yield To Youth
Veterans gave way to young blood in the Giants farewell appearance of the season. The Giants lost the series 5 to 3 as Dana Fillingim struggled with control and was pulled for John Dubuc. Larry Doyle and Jim Cooney contributed timely hits while Doyle’s defense stood out. Carroll muffed a ball, aiding two Braves runs, and Fillingim’s support waned as the Braves left nine men on base. The Dodgers game follows at 2:45 against Brooklyn, while New York failed to capitalize early on.
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Braves Score Hit for Gowdy in Sixth
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Braves and Giants Battle With Last-Gasp Finish
In a tense game, Gowdy and Fillingim delivered key hits for the Braves while Christenbury's accurate throw stifled a double. Doyle, Cooney, and Maranville produced rallies as gaps closed. Giants pitchers kept the defense tight. Dubuc relieved Ryan, closed by a late double play to seal the victory.
Dodgers Dominant In Windup Victory Over Phillies 18 to 3
In Philadelphia the Dodgers overwhelmed Rixey and the Phillies in the season finale, scoring 18 runs while Philadelphia managed 3. Myer, Miller, Wheat and S. Smith led Brooklyn with multiple hits as Cantwell struggled early and Rixey faltered in the sixth.
Exeter Regulars Form Two Elevens in Drill
Exeter September 6 Coach Blake formed two elevens in signal drill. First eleven featured Captain Luman Jones ends Von Tegen Fulford guards Sellack McNulty Smith centre Ahearn quarterback Clinton McGlone halves Emery fullback. McNulty, last season’s regular guard, missed Andover game due to a broken ankle. Selleck, heavyweight weight thrower, was a sub guard last year.
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Real Value of Pitching for 1919 World Series
A compact look at the White Sox and Reds pitching, noting Cicotte and Williams as frontrunners for Chicago, with Gleason juggling Kerr and other relievers. Moran’s depth, Eller Ring Reuther Sallee, and potential surprises like Faber or Kerr shape the series, as lefty hitters vs left-handed arms add tension.
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Natick High Beats Marlboro High 27 to 6 in Opener
Natick High defeated Marlboro High 27 to 6 in the opening game of the season. Captain Ray Wardwell scored two touchdowns from 23 and 3 yards, fueling Natick’s early lead.
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Yankees Beat Athletics in Burlesque Finale
In a farcical end to the American league season at the Pelo grounds, the Yankees defeated the Athletics 9 to 2. Roberts and Boone were hit hard, Mays pitched well for New York while Flannah’s wild throws allowed Philadelphia two ninth inning runs.
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Harvard Opens Football Season at Soldiers Field
Arthur Duffey surveys early football and boxing notes from Boston area sports, noting Harvard opening against Bates at Soldiers Field, Boston College against the U S Utah eleven, plus Yankee baseball figures and local boxing prospects like Willie Corbett from Somerville.
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