Walsh Shuts Out Red Sox Again as White Sox Triumph 3-0
Ed Walsh dominates Boston with his famed spitball while Ray Collins is less sharp. Hooper and Speaker reach base with hits but Boston fails to dent the Chicago ace. Chicago scores in the fourth on McIntyre and Tanner Hill and adds two more as Bodie drives in runs. Lord starts the sixth and Lord leaves the field while Boston hopes for a different matchup in the next game.
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Speaker
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Comiskeyites
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Yerkes
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Clyde
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Tannerill
Harry Lord
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MccIntyre
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Bushelman
Um Lres
Westervelt and
Connolly
Evening NBA Matchups Across Major Cities
Chicago visits Boston while Cleveland faces Philadelphia. St Louis plays New York and Detroit travels to Washington in four marquee tilts outlining the night's schedule.
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Detroit
Pette Pooa
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Hearing Next Friday Over Johnson Wells Prize Fight
A London crowd filled Bow Street to hear charges claiming a breach of peace by Jack Johnson, Bombardier Wells, their managers, and promoter James White for an Oct. 2 bout. Home Secretary Churchill had deemed the contest illegal. The hearing was adjourned to Friday as the District Railway sought an injunction against building lessees at Earls Court, with damages possible if the ruling changes on appeal.
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Bombardier Wells
James White
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Whitch
Sir John Simon
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Earl's Court
Johnson-Wells
Harvard Athletic Committee Names Graduate Members
At a meeting of the Board of Overseers, BH H Nichols R F Herrick and G R Fearing were elected graduate members of the committee for regulating undergraduate athletics at Harvard. Faculty members named are Dean Briggs Dean Hurlburt and FE H Wells secretary to the faculty of Arts and Sciences.
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Harvard
BH. H. Nichols
R. F. Herrick
G. R. Fearing
Dean Briggs
Dean Hurlburt
FE. H. Wells
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Hilton Plans Return To Defend American Golf Title
Harold H. Hilton, British golf star, will come back to the United States next year to defend his American championship title won at the Rye National Golf Tournament in New York. He returned home today aboard the steamship Campania.
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New York
Harold H. Hilton
Rye
N. Y
Campania
Cubs Make Final Stand For Pennant
Chicago and New York renewed their pennant race as the Cubs defeated the Giants 8 to 0 in Chicago. The win trims New York’s lead to 51 games with 15 games left for the Giants and 10 for the Cubs, keeping the race alive with several scenarios remaining.
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Chicago
New York
Giants
Cubs
Naps Take Game From the Champs
Cleveland defeated the home team 7 to 4 as Strunk at first, Emerson in left field, and Cate Brown on the mound were tested. Cleveland struck Brown and notable hits included a two-base by Jackson and a three-base by Callahan with Baker homering.
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Perrine
Graney
O Callahan
Kall
Lord
Oldring
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Strunk
See Tees
Livingston
Denecccerene
CLAPP
Cececeracecs
Asceevectss
Bunched Hits Win for Detroit Tigers
Detroit bunched hits in one inning off Cashion and defeated Washington 7 to 5. Cobb contributed at the plate while Conroy and McBride starred in the field as Panéucad faded in the later innings.
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Detroit Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Cashion
Washington Today
Cobb
Conroy
McBride
Cubs Shut Out Giants 8 0 in Crucial Chicago Clash
Chicago defeated New York 8 to 0 in the opener of a pivotal pennant series in Chicago. The win tightens the race as New York makes its last appearance in Chicago this season.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
One Sided Game As Richie Dominates For New York
Richie pitched at his best and teammates battered Marquard and Crandall as New York built a six run lead. The visitors made two errors leading to runs while Marquard walked three and was hit five times before Crandall relieved. Crandall allowed three Chicago doubles in the sixth to lift Chicago’s total to eight.
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Crandall
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Murray
Pi Titaiceeiee
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Herzog
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Schulter
J. Doyle
Saier
Schutte
Tinker
Zimmerman
O'Day
Brennan
Dodgers Defeat St Louis Cardinals in Nine Inning Clash
Brooklyn uses three pitchers to beat St Louis 8 to 4 at home. Hauser Mowrey and Northen pace the winners with hits while Daubert Huggins Wilie Clarke and Higgins steal bases. Willis Miller Laudermilk Knetzer Schardt staffed the mound for the teams in a play by play game.
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Madison Square Club Lease Declared Invalid
The Madison Square Garden A. C. lease for boxing under the Frawley law is invalid. Attorney General Carmody informed Governor Dix that the State Athletic Commission will revoke the Madison Square Athletic Club license at its meeting tomorrow. Pat Powers serves as treasurer.
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Albany
N. Y
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Carmody
State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Athletic Club
Pat’ Powers
Reds Bunch Hits Off Hub Perdue
Cincinnati Reds win 8 to 4 over Hub Perdue in the first game of a Boston series at League Park. The Heps chased Compton from the mound in two innings due to control issues, while Boyd, who followed, struggled to avoid hits.
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Heps
Compton
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Boyd
National Baseball Matchups Across Major Cities
National listings show Boston visiting Cincinnati, Philadelphia playing Pittsburg, Brooklyn at St. Louis, and New York facing Chicago. These early season games map a busy schedule across four leagues with multiple ballparks hosting key city pairings.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St Louis
Reds Rally Past Reds Beating Boston in Seventh Inning
Cincinnati Reds steal nine bases with Bescher four and Hobby three while Egan and Bescher spark the offense. A seventh inning interference call on Bescher and a later rally, aided by Perdue and Sweeney, give the Reds the lead as they plate four plus two more to win. Boston protests the call but a tight night ends in darkness with Cincinnati ahead.
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Hebby
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Johnstone
Perdue
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Bill Sweeney
Donlin
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Weaver
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