Red Sox Fall To Athletix In Boston Narrow Loss
Seibold held Boston to three hits but the visitors won 1 to 0 as Boston runners reached first on balls. Ball control and wildness spelled the opening for Philadelphia on Sept 6 as the game ended with a tight score.
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Sibold
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Kees Ewes
McNally
Sewnene
Hoblitzell
Lewis
Walker
Gardner
Scott
Agnew
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Peastcene
Jamieson
Tae
Grover
Bodie
Bee
Strunk
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Witt
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Schang
Meyer
Ace Eette Beibold
McInnis
Seibold
Nallin
Connolly
Brooklyn Splits Twin Bill with Braves in Boston
Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader as Cadore blanked Ed Walsh in the first game and Frank Allen limited the visitors to three hits in the second, Boston winning 2 to 1. Batters: Brooklyn 8 runs on 16 hits, Boston 15 runs on 3 hits.
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Brooklyn
Cadore
Ed Walsh
Frank Allen
Krueger
Wish and
Messer
E. Broooklyn Oo
Jo Nate
Allen and Tragressor
Club Standings Nipped by Wet Grounds in Baseball Leagues
American Association results show Columbus and Toledo affected by wet grounds as Louisville leads 7-5 and Indianapolis starts 1-7-2. St Paul 6-12-2, Kansas City 1-4-4. Minneapolis Milwaukee rain. Western League scores Moines 2, Lincoln 5, St Joseph 3, Omaha 7.
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American Association
Columbus-Toledo
Yes Moines
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Omaha
Phillies Pennant Hopes Blasted in double header loss
New York swept Philadelphia in a Polo Grounds doubleheader on September 6, taking games 3-2 and 5-1 to widen their lead to ten games. Hulke of the Giants was knocked unconscious by a pitch but recovered to finish the game. The Phillies remain winless at the Polo Grounds this season.
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Polo Grounds
Hulke
Giants
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AB. R.hw.o. A. E. Paskett
Bancroft
Stock
Cravath
Luderus
Whitted
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C.A.E
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Holke
McCarty
Murray
Ramden
Schupp
Anderson
Bender
Rigler
Bransfield
Rixey, Fittery and
Killifer
Sallee and
Rariden
Peoria Beats Detroit in Ten Inning Exhibition
Peoria Central league team defeated the Detroit Americans 7 to 6 in ten innings in Havana near Peoria. Larois tripled and scored on an infield out in the tenth. Final line: Peoria 7 runs, 11 hits, 2 errors. Detroit 6 runs, 9 hits, 0 errors. Batteries Hoffman and O’Farrell for Peoria, Haines and Yelle for Detroit.
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Peoria
Detroit Americans
Havana
Here
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R.H.E. Peoria
Detroit
Hoffman
O'Farrell
Haines and
Yelle
Yeaks Shut Out by Washington in shutout win
Washington blanked New York 3 to 0 as strong defense and three double plays prevented scoring. Shocker Cullup and Nun onaker teamed for Washington with Avers and Henry behind the plate.
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Yeaks
Washington
New York
Shocker
Avers
Henry
Ustaith
Expert medical advice on blood disorders offered free
A public notice from Swift Specific Co advertises free expert medical guidance on blood and skin diseases. The chief medical adviser, an authority on blood disorders, will review individual cases and provide treatment directions. Readers can obtain S. S. from any drug store and are advised to avoid substitutes.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Cubs Hit Hard By Cardinals In Chicago Loss 9 to 4
St Louis collected 19 hits off Chicago pitchers as Ames and Long led with four apiece. The Cardinals beat the Cubs 9 to 4 with strong hitting and solid defense, while Carter, Ames, and Prendergast were among those credited with runs.
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Ames
St. Louis
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Stornsby
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Baird
Snyder
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Davie
Deal
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Merkle
Wilson
Carter
Prendergast
Aldridge
Zeider
Hornsby
Doyle
Smith
Weaver
Harrison and
O'Day
Grand Circuit Races at Charter Oak Park Hartford
Hartford meets third day features six heats with Peter Chenault Ridgemark and Tommy Murphy driving Oregon Hat in 2:09 pace. Korent wins 2:10 trot while Ed Geers runs in all three races finishing last as times run slow. Best times listed for each heat with drivers Harrod's Creek Donna Clay and Allie Fabrook among starters.
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Ridgemark
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Murphy
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Oregon Hal
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Harrod’s Creek
Donna Clay
Allie _fabbrook
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Brusie
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Judge Jones
St Louis Browns Face Player Revolt Over Salaries
At Sportman's park on Wednesday owner Phil Ball, prompted by manager Fielder Jones, confronted players amid rumors of a mutiny. Ball questioned claims of “laying down” and threatened a salary cut of 100 dollars for every 1000 lost, but the revolt ended with regulars in the lineup.
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Fielder Jones
Phil Ball
Sportman’s Park
Ball
Austin
Sisler
Severeid
World Series Shadow Looms Over Major Leagues
New York holds a near unstoppable NL lead while Chicago and Boston battle for the AL pennant. Schedules show potential opening games Oct 4 6, with coin toss for site. Series format likely two games per city with alternates and possible two in one city then three in the other if Chicago meets New York. Stadium capacities noted for Polo Grounds and White Sox park and Boston’s Fenway-like site.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
National Commission
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
Chicago Americans
Boston Americans
Chicago Nationals
Polo Grounds
White Sox
Giants
Railroads Make Records In June
Washington reports full June operations of rail lines earning over 1 million show June revenue at 349,739,636, up from 300,019,080 last year. For six months, revenues total 1,898,210,536, about 200 million higher, while net revenue stands at 543,914,600 after expenses. Car shortages and winter congestion hurt the year’s performance despite higher totals.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Orpheum closes summer with The Burglar and the Lady
Tonight the Orpheum presents the final summer engagement closed with The Burglar and the Lady a comedy drama featuring Miss Leone as the risk taking heroine and a gentleman thief. The show draws big crowds with a matinee weekend and a farewell Sunday. Seats should be reserved early to avoid disappointment.
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Orpheum
Miss Leone
Empire "Step Lively" Tonight Delights Audiences
The Empire presents a brisk evening featuring Hal the comedian and a standout female performer in a sparkling, witty production. Praise centers on sharp characterization, stylish costumes, and current hits, promising an entertaining show with lively pacing.
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Hal
Impe
Photoplay Highlights and Star Names in Two Cities Casts
A compact look at current photoplay offerings featuring Norma Talmadge Belasco William Farnuminl in Two Cities Quincy June Caprice in era Cinderella and Mary Fuller in The Mystic Hour with Savoy and others. Also notes Universal Weekly Manlen fringe acts and a variety of film pairings across theaters.
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SAVOY
Mary Fuller
Wilson & Roberts
Eddie Polo
Priscilla Dean
Universal Weekly
Alma Hanlon
America
Magnetic Star
Norma Talmadge Belasco
William Farnuminl
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