Red Sox Narrow Browns Lead With 5 1 Win
Boston right-hander Emmett ONeill limited the St Louis Browns to two hits through eight innings as the Red Sox defeated the pace setters 5 to 1 to cut the AL leaders lead to five and a half games. Mec Quinns double and Vern Stephens single broke the shutout in the ninth.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule From Coastal League
Yesterday results show several games with scores and pennant lines. Today’s schedule includes Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati among others, with multiple night games and postponed notes.
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International League Scores Quick Shot Night Update
Patimore 9 Montreal 8. Buffalo 16 Syracuse 6. Jersey City 4 Toronto 2. Newark at Rochester night.
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Eastsiders Capture Semi Final Win 8 to 4
Eastsiders of the Recreation Senior Softball League defeated the Bensom Ramblers 8 to 4 to begin the league championship semi finals. George Luffey led with a key hit as Brennan Bedgood Roach and Brown added two hits each. Scotty Daniels earned the win.
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Cardinals beat Dodgers 4 to 2 to stay in first place
Mort Cooper won his 16th game of the season for St. Louis as the Cardinals defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2. He scattered nine hits and contributed a double driving in Emil Verban in the three run fourth inning to extend the 171-game lead atop the standings.
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Southern First Game Results With Low Scoring Losses
In two games Atlanta and Mobile split a doubleheader with low scoring outcomes. Cozart Kinney Burrows Ivy and Chozen lead Atlanta while Carpenter Kearney Thomas White Godfredson and Chozen pace Mobile. Memphis Arkansas New Orleans Birmingham tally in separate matchups.
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Pampus Pitcher Recalls Three Shutouts Against Highlanders
Walter Johnson recalls in 1908 three consecutive shutouts against the Highlanders on September 4 and Labor Day, describing his early career thrill. He pitched well, allowed six hits in the first, four hits in the second, and two hits in the Labor Day game, noting a green country-boy mindset and the expectation that a pitcher should simply pitch.
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Allstate Tiremen Defeat Red Shield 3 2 In Opener Of Final Playoff
Allstate Tiremen, defending champions of the Red Shield Senior Softball League, beat Red Shield 3 2 in the first game of the league final. Joe Kilcoyne allowed two hits over seven innings with a no hitter on the season, as Allstate built a lead with two early runs and added one in the sixth. Alvin Fleming homered for Red Shield, but miscues helped Allstate seal the win. game two was set for 6 30 o clock at the Lida Benton diamond.
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Major League Leaders Summary from Associated Press
The report lists top American League and National League leaders with Doerr and Stephens leading batting and RBIs, Lindell and Barrett among triples, Doerr with 15 homers, Stirnweiss and Nicholson notable for steals and pitching leaders Hughson and Wilks. Includes Musial leading in runs and hits for NL.
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Princequillo to Meet Devil Diver in Whitney Stakes
Devil Diver and Princequillo will each carry 117 pounds in the 11th annual $15,000 Added Whitney Stakes for three year olds and up at Whitney on Tuesday. Devil Diver, once dominant, slowed by an early summer injury. Princequillo has won his last two starts and is back in form. Only three rivals remain: Alex Barth Bolingbroke and Wait-A-Bit. First Fiddle was not named to start.
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