Boston Carries Off Third Straight In Detroit 10 to 2
Boston defeated Detroit 10 to 2 in the third straight win of the series. Ruth and Thomas starred for Boston while Coveleskie and Stanage worked for Detroit. Boston led from the first inning and added three more runs in the seventh and eighth, with Hooper, Walker, and Gardner driving key RBIs.
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Detroit
Mich
Boston
Jennings
Coveleskie
Stanage
Ruth
Thomas
Evans
Owens
Hooper
Crawford
Bosh
Janvrin
Walker
Cobb
Gainer
Bush
Lewis
Gardner
Breton
Scott
Tonk
Texas Lanes
Orceinskre
Beugee
Janerin Streck
Waleer
Crvelenkiez
Wetec cc
Eenimmé
Geter
Secemiem
Goth Lewis
Boland
Hobblitzel
Witt
Veach
Heisman
Young
Heilman
Burns
Vitt
Cunningham
Hoblitzer
Yanks Rally to Beat Browns in St Louis Thriller
New York overcame a 4 3 deficit with a ninth inning rally to win 5 4 over St Louis. Gedeon sprained his left ankle in the fourth and left the game. Ban Johnson attended the contest as Shocker Shawkey and Waters pitched for the Yankees with Weisman Davenport and Hartley catching for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
New York
Gedeon
Ban Johnson
Shocker
Shawkey
Waters
Weisman
Davenport
Hartley
Standing of the Clubs and Thursday Results
The standings show Boston atop with 69 wins and 84 losses and Chicago at 63 83, while Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia record varied. Thursday results: Cleveland 3 Washington 2. Boston 10 Detroit 2. Philadelphia 8 Chicago 0. Friday games list Washington at Detroit and others including New York at Chicago.
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Ma Plyd
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Pine Sliver Tempts Maine Boys and Girls
In Maine the sweet sliver coating the inner pine bark from June to August tempts youths to strip trees. Lumbermen warn that removing bark kills the tree and could ruin growth. Timberland owners have largely stamped out the practice. Alternate line mentions 60 cents Sutherland Springs and Southern Pacific schedule.
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Limerick
Maine
National League Scores and Friday Schedule
National League results show New York 4 over Chicago 0 in the city game. Brooklyn 6 over St Louis 3. Pittsburgh 8 over Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 5 over Boston 4. Friday games set: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston.
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New York
Iage
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Athletics Beat Sox Chicago in Season Finale
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 8 to 0 to end the season as Bullet Bush dominates with strong support. Lynn leaves with an injured finger after a foul tip. Chicago manages five hits while Philadelphia stacks runs in the early and late innings.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Joe Bush
Faber
Williams
Lynn
Six Leading Clubs Granted Reserved World Series Tickets
The National and American League leaders Boston Chicago Detroit Brooklyn Philadelphia and Boston were told they may print world series tickets in advance. Ebbetts indicated costs could rise if Brooklyn wins the NL title with box seats at 5 dollars and other seats priced up to 2 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Charles H. Ebbetts
National Commission
Ebbetts
Mass
Braves’ Field
T. W. Lannin
Lannin
Boston Club
Charles’ Ebbetts
Alread
Charles
Red Sox
Shore
Ruth
Leonard
Foster
Mays
Baseball Series Coming to National League Grounds
Announcement details a city wide series with general admission at one dollar available only on game day. National League Grounds capacity is about forty two thousand spectators.
Indians Edge Red Sox In Thirteen Inning Close
Cleveland wins 3 to 2 over Washington after thirteen innings as Walter Johnson holds Cleveland to eight hits while Speaker goes four for six. Johnson and Charrity battle Gould and O Deberry in a tense pitchers duel with Cleveland breaking through late.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Johnson
Speaker
Washington
Johnson
Charrity
Co. Smith
Gould
O Deberry
O'Neil
Dodgers Down Cards In St. Louis Victory
Brooklyn rallied with three singles two doubles and a triple off Lotz in the fifth to beat St. Louis 6 to 3 in the second game of the series. Batteries: Lotz Currie Gonzales Brottem.
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Brooklyn
Lotz
St. Louis
H. B. St. Louis
Currie
Gonzales
Brottem
Giants Rally to Sixth Straight Win Over Chicago
New York clinched its sixteenth consecutive victory by defeating Chicago 4 to 0 in New York. The Giants plated single runs in the first and third innings and added two more in the fifth, while Hendrix and Wilson held the Cubs scoreless. Perritt and Rariden provided late defense in a decisive victory.
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Cubs
New York
Chicago
Hendrix
Wilson
Perritt
Rariden
Pirates Trim Quakers In Five Innings
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Rixey faltered after five innings. Grimes and Wagner pitched for Pittsburg with Rixey, Oeschger, Bender and Killifer handling Philadelphia. The game featured strong hitting by Pittsburg and a solid bullpen effort to secure the win.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Rixey
Grimes
W. Wagner
Oeschger
Bender
Cincinnati Wallops Braves in 6 4 Victory at Boston
Cincinnati continued its strong hitting with a 6 to 4 win over Boston. The game featured consistent timely hitting and a lineup that produced 14 hits and four runs by the seventh inning. Batteries were Schneider and Hahn for Cincinnati with Tyler and Gowdy catching for Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Cincinnati
Schneider
Hahn
Tyler
Gowdy
Leaders Spread Distances in Baseball Standings
Boston and Brooklyn lead their leagues by two and a half games after Thursday wins and Chicago and Philadelphia losses. Chicago holds second in the American League while Detroit sits behind. In the National League Philadelphia trails Boston by two games.
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Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Moran and Fulton to headline October boxing match
Frank Moran and Fred Fulton will box a ten round bout in New York on October 12 under an announced agreement. It marks the first heavyweight matchup of the season.
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New York
Frank Moran
Fred Fulton
Preacher Sees Backlash Over Access Right of Way
A country preacher who urged closing a public right of way faces strong parishioner anger after a revival converts a man who explains the local sentiment. The scene centers on community tensions over access and the preacher's misread stance.
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Philadelphia Record
Caldwell Wins Lone Star Rifle Trophy
J. R. Caldwell won the Lone Star Rifle Club monthly shoot at 408 Military Plaza with the top score and the gold badge for the highest four week period. J. Barloco was second with 87, followed by L. Weckman Jr. and E. Burg tied at 86. Other notable scores included P. J. Matzow 84 and C. Barbera 83. Sam Rothwell won the gold badge for signing eight new members. C. Barbera earned the silver button for two new members. The club plans a practice shoot next Sunday as tensions rise over baseball’s world series.
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Lone Star Rifle Club
Military Plaza
J. R. Caldwell
J. Barloco
E. Burg
L. Weckman Jr
Burg
J- R. Caldwell
P. J. Matzow
C. Barbera
C. F. Rossi Jr
L. Cotton
E. Menn
K. H. MecKaskill
E. O. Goldbeck
Boyles Royster
R. H. Hearn
Sam Rothwell
City League Championship Final Games Set Sunday
The City League baseball title series concludes Sunday with Potchernicks vs XXX Pearls in the first game and Ahrens & Otts vs Knights of Columbus in the second on the Potchernick diamond Hot Wells line. Both seven innings, free admission, 3 PM start, umpire Ollie Anderson. Prizes include cups from Sprague Jewelry and Goldsmith Manufacturing, plus a $25 donation from Norman Lawhorn.
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XXX Pearls
Ahrens & Otts
Knights of Columbus
Potchernick
Hot Wells
Ollie Anderson
Sprague Jewelry Company
Goldsmith Manufacturing Company
Potchernick Company
Norman Lawhorn
Alexander's Billiard Parlors
Lawhorn
Red Sox clinch 1916 AL pennant with three straight wins
The Boston Red Sox solidified the 1916 American League pennant by winning three consecutive games from the Detroit Tigers, sidelining Cobb Crawford Witt Veach Bush and ending the Tigers’ title bid. Only threat remaining is the Chicago White Sox as Carrigan’s club marches on. The Tigers have shown late-season struggles in crucial moments. Meanwhile the Brooklyn Dodgers pace remains steady as the season progresses.
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Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Boston
Sox
Tiger
Chicago White Sox
Carrigan
Warriors
Baseball results from Kansas City Toledo Louisville Milwaukee
In Kansas City Kansas City fell to Minneapolis 5 to 2. Toledo beat Indianapolis 7 to 6 in Toledo. Louisville defeated Columbus 1 to 0. Milwaukee routed St. Paul 3 to 0 in Milwaukee.
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American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapols
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
YM H A Holds Smokers An Athletic Program
The Y M H A held a smoker at the Harmony Club with boxing and wrestling enjoyed by members and Fort Sam Houston soldiers. Leavesky of the Machine Gun Corps defeated Stein and Glickman in two bouts, while Belgrin beat Saifer in a catch as catch can wrestling match. Pat Dubic and Galiband of the Nineteenth Infantry officiated and time kept.
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Harmony Club
Fort Sam Houston
Leavesky
Machine Gun Corps
Stein
Company F
Nineteenth Infantry
Glickman
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Haley
Williams and Lynn
Lapp
Symons Golf Shop Company
Brackenbiee Park Golf Course
San Antonio
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Sreeps
West Commerce St
H. Y. Williams
Travis
Asshby
Cluett, Peabody & CO. Inc
Stewart
Barney. Kelley
San Antonio Country Club
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Fulton
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Lone Star Rifle
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