Baseball clash at Philadelphia may settle pennant lead
Detroit Tigers face the Philadelphia Athletics in a crucial doubleheader at Philadelphia. A split keeps Detroit in front. two wins for Philadelphia could swing the pennant back to Mack's club. Dygert starts for Philadelphia in game one with Mullin or Donovan to follow. Detroit counters with Killian and possibly Plank or Donovan.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Jennings
Connie Mack
Detroits
Dygert
Tigers
Athletics
Mack
Plank
Detroit
Killian
George Mullin
Bill Donovan
Washington
Washingtons
Cleveland
Berger
Joss
Boston
Hughey Jennings
Chicago Falls to Brooklyn in opener as errors lead to loss
Chicago lost the first game to Brooklyn 5 to 2. The second game was halted by darkness at 2 to 2 after five innings. Wild throws on slick ground contributed to Chicago’s defeat. Maloney doubled for Brooklyn. Pfeister allowed six hits in five innings while Reulbach yielded one. Steinfeldt and Chance stole bases. Joe Lewis turned a double play with Ritter and Jordan.
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Steinfeldt
Chance
Rucker
Ritter
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Cincinnati and Philadelphia Split Twin Bill Amid Slow Fielding
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a two game set with Cincinnati scoring four runs in the sixth inning of the second game helped by an error by Doolin and three singles plus a triple. Philadelphia squads managed only two hits against McQuillin in the opener. Magee and Mitehall made fine one hander catches. St Louis and New York also split a pair with New York taking a 7 to 5 ten inning opener and St Louis winning 1 to 0 in the second shortened game.
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Mitehall
Magee
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New York
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Doom
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Klem Bowerman
Emelie
Carpente
Fielder Jones Praises Isbell and Cobb as Valuable Players
Chicago White Sox manager Fielder Jones praised Frank Isbell as a superior all around player to Hans Wagner and declared Ty Cobb the most valuable man for a team this season. He compared Cobb to Hal Chase and suggested Cobb drives the Detroit Tigers toward their current standing.
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Sox
Hans Wagner
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Hal Chase
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Wagner
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Detroit's trusted six back Tigers against Philadelphia Athletics
The Detroit Tigers bank on six steady players Donovan Cobb Killian Payne Crawford Bossman and O Leary to topple the Philadelphia Athletics this week. Their combined reliability and timely hitting are cited as the backbone of a potential championship win and pride for a baseball hungry city.
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Donovan
Boo Schaeffer
Jones
R. Fowee
Cobh
O'Leary
Payne
Coe
Coughlin
Rossman
Philadelphia
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Oldring
Powers
Davis
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Collins
Seybold
R. Ft
Murphy
Cobb
All American selections spark lively selection debates
The Post lists numerous players across positions for an All American nine. Names appear from multiple editors and cities with varied picks including Wagner Cobb Magee Lajoie and Don o van among pitchers and catchers Kling Criger Bresnahan.
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Donovan
Bender
Plank
Chance
Lajoie
Collins
Wagner
Cobb
Beaumont
Magee
Reusbach
Brown
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Chase
Filek
Winter
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Joss
Schreck
Hhonahue
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Seybold
Barrett
Johnson
Youngford
Bresnahan
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Steinfeldt
M. Brown
Overall
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A. Hofman
Clark
Old Cy
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Brain
Honus Wagner
Flick
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Mallin
Willie
Niles
Flek
Crawford
Tliekman
G. P. Winn
Harrisville
N. H
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Wling
Donohue
Oldving
Sebreck
Bradley
White Sox meet last game of season with cautious chatter
The season winds down as the White Sox play their final game. Boston Nationals show nerve in uphill fights and speculation swirls over Joe Kelley’s future with the club. Tom Brown’s umpiring and past Boston stars like Harry Stovey and George Stone are cited amid routine season notes.
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Boston Nationals
Joe Kelley
Boston
Tom Brown
Brown
Harry Stovey
George Stone
St. Louis Browns
Stone
Cincinnati
Porkopolis
American Association
Chicago
Sydney Davis
Port Clyde
Maine
Norwood Gibson
McIntyre
Tarroir Jem
Star Boxers to Show Here
Boxing fans may see pugilism champions within six weeks. Tomorrow night Jimmy Walsh defends the bantamweight title. Honey Mellody may meet Pat O Keefe. Abe Attell fights Eddie Kelly. Sam Langford seeks a new foe. Owen Moran challenges Walsh for the bantamweight title at 116 pounds.
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Winniss
Met Athletic Club
Honey Mellody
Pat O'Keefe
Abe Attell
Eddie Kelly
Buffalo
Prep League Sets 20 Minute Halves in Games
Cambridge hosts a Prep League meeting with routine business approved including new 20 minute halves for league games. Officers elected: President Charles Downing Cambridge Lintin School, Vice-President Francis Boyd Brookline High, Secretary Treasurer I. L. Thompson Newton.
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Cambridge
Charles Downing
Cambridge Lintin School
Francis Boyd
Brookline High
I. L. Thompson
Newton
Interscholastic League elects officers at meeting
A meeting of the Interscholastic League elected Charles M. Abbott of Rindge Manual Training president. Re-elected for the coming year were First Vice-President Harvey C. Crown of Dorchester High, Second Vice-President Charles Jenney of English High School, and Secretary and Treasurer Herbert Stone of Somerville High.
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Interscholastic League
Charles M. Abbott
Rindge Manual Training
Harvey C. Crown
Dorchester High
Charles Jenney
English High School
Herbert Stone
Somerville High
Games Today American League Schedule Shows Mixed Matchups
Chicago visits Boston while Detroit or Philadelphia host as two games on tap. St Louis faces New York and Cleveland travels to Washington in a varied National League slate.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Gm St. Lois
New York
Clevelnut
Washington
Harvard Rowing Starts Season With Freshman Riders Cut
Harvard opens the fall rowing season at the Charles with a 4 30 workout. Freshman rowing will be discontinued though bumping races for the Filley cup continue among dormitories. Varsity veterans are down with illness and graduation. Captain Richardson leads promising candidates including Gaspard Eliot and Cutler as potential stroke and six respectively.
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Charles
Varsity
Bacon
Farley
Tappan
Glass
Fish
Faulkener
Richardson
Severance
Blagdon
Gaspard
Eliot
Cutler
Lovering
Boxing schedule mixed with city bouts and rivalries
This week features numerous boxing cards led by Young Donahue versus Johnny Dolan in New York and George Decker versus Tommy Murphy. Other matches include Elbows McFadden versus Al Greenwood, Billy Glover versus Dick Nelson, and Jimmy Walsh versus Babe Cullen at Winnisimmet in Chelsea. The schedule notes policing concerns after raiding the Paddock Club and highlights Harris versus Jeanette in Rochester and Gregg versus Sieger in Brazil Indiana.
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Young Donahue
Johnnny Dehan
New York
George Decker
Tommy Murphy
al Greenwood
George McFadden
Eddie Harrigan
Mike Green
Portland
Joe Jeanette
Morris Harris
Rochester
N. Y
Jimmy Walsh
Babe Cullen
Charley Walsh
Edad Smith
Frank Mason
Willie Schumacher
Henry Myers
Joe Wagner
Winnisimmer Athletic Club
Chelsea
Billy Glover
Dirk Nelson
Tommy Quill
Amby McGarry
Charley Sieger
Joe Gregg
Brazil
Ind
Broadway A. C
Philadelphia
Fred Landers
Willie Witzgerald
Jimmy Dunn
Frank Carsey
Newcastle
Henn
Spring Garden A. C
Piah Aeu A. C
Bingham
Paddock Athletic Club
West Fifty-ninth Street
Roxbury
Johnny Dolan
Donohue
Tommy
Elbows McFadden
South Boston
Dick Nelson
Glover
Nelson
Brockton
McGarry
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Clarence Forbes
Palmer
Freddie O'Brien
Cullen
Dick Curley
Meyers
Charlestown
Watsy McKenna
Ed Smith
Water Street
Sandy Ferguson
N.Y
Jeanette
Harris
Charlie Sieger
Gregg
Newcastle Athletic Cin
Venn
Jimmy Jump
Willie Fitzgerald
Caltrain
Willie
McGrath Repeats Victory Over Rose In Club Meet
Matt McGrath of the New York Athletic Club wins twice at the public playgrounds meet in Kansas City on the second day. He defeats Ralph Rose in the 16-pound hammer throw and again in the 56-pound weight event.
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Matt McGrath
New York Athletic Club
Telay
McGrath
Ralph Rose
National schedule shows intercity matchups across four cities
Reston plays St Louis while New York meets Chicago Brooklyn faces Cincinnati and Philadelphia clashes with Pittsburg in a series of city contests set for the day.
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St. Louis
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