Tigers Stop Highlanders 5–0 as Yankees Err along
New York. September 28. The Detroit Tigers defeated the Highlanders 5 to 0 at American League Park, aided by costly Yankees errors and selective walks. Wild Bill Donovan and Wilson pitched. Detroit capitalized on wild throws, mishandled bunts, and timely scoring to secure the three of four games in the series.
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Doves Split Up With Cardinals in St Louis doubleheader
Boston and St Louis split two games with the Doves winning 2 to 1 in the opener. The Cardinals erupted to a 7 to 3 victory in the second as Boston’s defense weakened and St Louis mounted a late rally.
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Athletes Rout Naps In Phillies Game At Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics rout Cleveland 7 to 0 at Shibe Park as Cy Young loses to Morgan. Oldring, Baker, Davis star for A’s with three runs in the early innings, while Cleveland miscues cushion the home team's victory.
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White Sox Handily Top Senators In Washington
Chicago defeated Washington 1 to 1 as Olmstead struggled and Dougherty led the batting. In Pueblo Col last Thursday two pugilists Jim Flynn and Bill Pettus fought for a baseball team purse of 1500 dollars donated to the Pueblo squad. Jimmy Callahan's Logan Squares sit second in the Chicago Semi-Pro league race. Detroit likely to fall two more games behind the Athletics in AL standings.
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Pirates Clinch 1909 National League Pennant at Pittsburg
Pittsburg clinched the 1909 NL pennant as New York defeated the Pirates 18 to 9 and Chicago’s loss kept Pittsburg atop the standings. Manager Fred Clarke received a gold purse, and O Connor’s catching helped seal the title as Gibson neared a world record for consecutive games caught.
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Cubs Lose End the Agony and Phillies Victory
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 4 2 as Reulbach and Schwenck falter. Bransfield and Grant spark the offense with two-base and three-base hits. Moore, Reulbach, and Schwenck see varied control. five walks issued by Reulbach, four by Moore. Final: Philadelphia 6, Chicago 6 left on base totals tied.
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Pittsburg Clinches Fourth National League Pennant
Pittsburg wins the National League pennant for the fourth time in 1901 1902 1903 tying Manager Clarke to a unique record. Five players on the club have also earned the distinction of being four time pennant members. The team leads in singles doubles and is strong in fielding with a notable second division that has driven in many runs. An interesting feature of Pittsburg's lineup is the hard hitting second unit led by Miller Stein Abstein Wilson and Gibson.
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Dodgers Win In The Eleventh In Cincinnati
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 3 runs in the fifth inning with three hits and an error. The two earlier runs came via errors. Knetzer pitched well for Brooklyn as the Dodgers pulled out the win in the eleventh.
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Andover Seeks Strong Showing Against Lowell Textile
Andover coach Hawley drills the squad after an upset loss to Cushing with emphasis on tackling and signal practice. A lineup change moves Rogers to right half back as Andover prepares for Lowell Textile, with Large as captain and Reynolds at full back among others.
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Red Sox Tigers double header may decide league title
Boston fans await a rained out opener at Huntington Avenue park as the Red Sox face Detroit in a pivotal double header that could swing the American League championship. Detroit leads the chase with Philadelphia and Boston breathing down, contingent on upcoming games and possible tie scenarios.
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Pitchers Battle Ends With Card Defeat in Ninth Inning
Richie's mound effort and solid support produced a 1 0 lead after the first, with Barbeau and Sllis delivering early runs for St. Louis. From the second through seventh, both aces faced little trouble until Boston's Sweeney opened the eighth with a single and Raleigh's defense faltered, allowing the Cardinals to slip ahead on a wild weave and a Becker grounder misplay before the winning run crossed.
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Sports Schedule Notes From Detroit Boston and Others
Detroit travels to Boston for a tre game set while St Louis faces New York and Chicago plays Philadelphia in two games. Cleveland meets Washington in a separate matchup amid early season play.
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OBrien and Stanton to Meet at Salem
The Apollo A C of Salem secured Freddie OBrien of Chelsea and Eddie Stanton of California two fast featherweights and they will meet Tuesday. Preliminaries promise exciting bouts. Johnny Burns versus Jimmy Mooney. Chester Bernard of Lynn and Jack Magee of Brockton in the semi final.
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Cleveland scribes cool on McGuire's young lineup
Cleveland reporters show limited enthusiasm for Jim McGuire's new youngsters. Fred Mitchell, a catcher acquired by Cincinnati from Toronto, is a Brighton native who once pitched for the Boston Americans.
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