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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1910

Page

12

National and American League Baseball Matchups List

National games include New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Pittsburg. American games feature Boston at Philadelphia, Washington at New York, Chicago at St. Louis.

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Home crowd muted as key players sit out game

With Larry out of the game and Cobb not playing the fans had no auto business to enthuse over.

Larry Cobb

Boston Sox Triumph in Final Western Clash 2 to 1

Boston wins at Cleveland 2 1 as Smith start falters late. Turner triples, Lewis and Speaker star in the field. Smith exits for Collins who shuts the door, Cleveland fights to the finish but Boston holds on for the victory.

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Pirates Beat Brooklyn 7 to 2 in National League Game

Brooklyn used three pitchers aiming for a fifth straight win over Pittsburgh but fell 7 to 2. Burke walked away with trouble in the third inning, Dessan struggled in the sixth, while Adams allowed only four hits and issued no walks as the Pirates prevailed.

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Murray and Ames Win for Giants 5-4

National league game recap notes Murray and Ames secured a 5 4 win for the Giants. Waener and Stah were out of uniform yesterday. Heinie may miss the rest of the season due to a bad leg. Jake expected to be on deck in Philadelphia.

Waener Stah Heinie Jake Philadelphia

Duffey Looks for Track Glory Across 1920s Collegiate Rivalries

Duffey reports Al Shrubb trains hard at Charlesbank Symnasium as Harvard and Yale prepare for the season. Walter Camp Jr. shines from Yale, while Cam p aspirations hinge on college matchups with Harvard and Princeton. Pal Moore suffers a jolt to lightweight hopes after Moran KO. National sprint title buzz centers on Cloughen Lukeman Kerr Ramsdell and possible Michigan champ Craig. Roxbury's St Alphonsus grows into a leading track and field and football group.

al Shrubb Charlesbank Symnasium Crimson Harvard Mel Shepard Bobby Cloughen F. L. Lukeman Bobby Kerr Tex Ramsdell Craig Michigan St. Alphonsus Athletic Association of Roxbury

Langford Controversy and Matching Promises in The Ring

A reader argues about Sam Langford's age and address, contending Hip Ho is 30 and noting Langford’s current Old Howard address. The letter discusses a potential Langford Johnson match and weighs public record opinions and manager views. It also mentions a tied Cleveland Boston game and asks who wins in a tied contest while debating Matty Baldwin’s knockout history and a baseball play ruling.

Sam Langford Jock Johnson Hip Ho Joe Woodman Langford Saim Old Howard Jack Johnson Artha Cleveland Boston S. B Matty Baldwin Matty

Cubs Run Up Easy Win Over Doves 8-3

The Cubs defeated the Doves 8 to 3 at the South End grounds in an uncontested game. Chicago capitalized on Sam Frock’s early trouble after the third inning as they rapped hits for multiple runs and showed superior fielding and hitting.

South End Grounds Doves Cubs Boston Philadelphia Athletics Fred Lake McIntyre Sam Frock Frock Goode Beck Miller Archer Cub Kling Burge Steinfeldt Sweeney Bill Schulte Tinker Burg Burke Hofman Arches

White Sox win in comedy of errors

Chicago defeated St. Louis 4 to 1 in an ordinary game. Errors were numerous, with miscues rivaling the hits as the White Sox secured the victory at the stadium in St. Louis on September 29.

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Taunton Fan to umpire Middleboro Whitman Pennant Tilt

Joe Burns of Taunton the Red Sox rooter will umpire the Middleboro Whitman game in the trolley league on Saturday in Middleboro to decide the pennant winner.

Joe Burns Taunton Red Sox Middleboro

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