Pirates Sweep Doubleheader Over St Louis In Pittsburgh
Pittsburg tops St Louis 7 to 0 in game one and 6 to 5 in nine innings as Camnitz limited the visitors. In the second game Pittsburgh breaks a scoreless tie in the seventh, St Louis answers in the eighth, then Pittsburgh wins with a late run in the ninth. Rhodes, Sallee and Maddox each pitched.
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Assault on Umpire Sparks Chicago Officials Action
Cantwell, a Chicago lawyer and leading AL rooter, assaulted Umpire Kerins after a Monday Chicago Red Sox game. Ban Johnson and Charley Comiskey vow full legal pursuit against Cantwell as White Sox supporters condemn the attack.
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Doves Top Dodgers 5 2 In Tight Brooklyn Boston Clash
Doves beat Dodgers 5 to 2 as Lindaman and Bell duel. Boston laces Farmer for costly errors and Sweeney, Graham drive runs while Stem and Dahlen spark a double steal and late scoring surge. Dan McGann and Graham shine for the Doves with strong defense.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot Mixed Leads
City standings show Chicago ahead of New York by one game as York edges Pittsburg by three. Philadelphia leads Cincinnati by nine while St Louis trails Boston by 15 and Boston tops St Louis by 15. St Louis sits one game behind Brooklyn in the table.
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Harvard and Bowdoin Line Up For Today’s Game
Harvard coach Haughton prepared the Crimson for Bowdoin with a 20 minute scrimmage. Gil Browne directed the second team with Vogle Smith and Sprague at halfback scoring twice against a stubborn Bowdoin defense led by Captain Cate. Crowley recovered a fumbled goal line play, Browne showed imperfect judgment, and the backfield remains an unsettled unit ahead of the Cambridge match.
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Chicago Leads Race With 6 2 Win Over Reds
Chicago led the race by defeating Cincinnati 6 to 2. Tinker's home run came after a base on balls, and Brown held Cincinnati to few rallies while Chicago combined timely hitting with Ewing's passes. The score stood at 6 to 2.
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Red Sox End West Swing With Two Losses To Walsh
Chicago, Sept 29 Ed Walsh dominated the Red Sox in a doubleheader winning 5 1 and 2 0. Burchell and Steele struggled with control as Boston managed only six hits in the two games. Umpire Connolly handled the contests while Jones clashed with the plate and was banished from the field.
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Detroit Trails Cleveland by Percentage in Fragmented Standings
Detroit trails Cleveland by a percent in the standings while Cleveland leads Chicago by a percent. Chicago leads St. Louis by three games and St. Louis leads Boston by eleven percent. Boston leads Philadelphia by four and Philadelphia leads Washington by three games. Washington leads New York by fourteen percent.
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Giants Lose First Place in Pennant Race
New York relinquished top spot after a doubleheader split with Philadelphia as Chicago led by one and Pittsburgh followed. Mathewson pitched in the first game with New York winning 6 to 2. Bresnahan sprained an ankle and Dooin was briefly sidelined after a collision. Dooin played in the second game but Bresnahan was relieved. Philadelphia surged in the sixth inning of the second game, while Taylor shut down New York’s offense the rest of the way.
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Washington at Detroit Two-Game Set and Philadelphia at Cleveland
Major league basketball schedule lists a two game series between Washington and Detroit and a separate matchup between Philadelphia and Cleveland. The events highlight intercity games across two back-to-back nights with teams aiming to bolster standings.
Prairie dogs shine at Lenox bench show in 1900
Lenox town hall hosts first pet stock exhibit to feature prairie dogs and tame skunks. Notable attendees include Joseph H. Choate and Miss Frances Meredith of London. Top prize goes to Mrs. W. D. Sloane's $5000 French poodle Kome with other awards to H. K. Bloodgood and Mrs. Frank K. Sturgis.
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