Red Sox Edge Tigers In 12 Inning Pennant Fight
Boston wins 1 to 0 over Detroit in 12 innings before about 40,000 in Fenway Park. Duffy Lewis scores the deciding run as Harry Covaleskie and Ernest Shore dominate the mound, Cobb drives a twelfth inning double but Boston holds on. The victory puts Boston well ahead in the pennant race with 17 games left for Boston and 13 for Detroit.
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Kavanagh
Burns
Boston
Ao - Hooper
Rf Ee Scott
Sentara Wee Speaker
Chicosveccas Seeeeee
Free Asthma Cure Offer Promises Instant Relief
An advertisement touts a new home asthma cure offered free of charge. It claims to relieve breathing difficulties and severe asthma immediately, regardless of age, climate, or duration, inviting readers in hopeless cases to mail a coupon for a free trial with no money required.
White Sox Take Two In New York Doubleheader
Baseball recap with multiple games: White Sox win both games in New York. Details include first game scores 7-4 in Chicago’s favor after early Boston style hits, second game 3-1 Chicago win. Also notes on Indians Athletics doubleheader in Philadelphia and Washington vs St Louis with a 1-0 Nationals victory.
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Barry
Cobb
Bush
Gardner
Gainor
Young
Cady
Scott
Shore
Coveleskie
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
White Sox
New York
Donovanites
Vance
Chicago
Russell
Schalk
Mogridge
Tipple
Kreuger
Philadelphia
Indians
Athletics
Mackmen
Coumbe
Cleveland
Klepher
Brenton
Jones
O'Neill
Morrissette
Lapp
Evene
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Quinn
Suggs
Owens
Comstock
Barger
Berry
Johnstone
Wilhelm
Black
Knetzer
VOLS' ERRORS GIVE MOBILE THE GAME
Nashville report details a 7 to 4 Nashville loss as Mobile capitalizes on Nashville errors. Hipp Poole started for Mobile, Benny Karr relieved, and Hogg ejected after a bench incident.
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VOLS
Nashville
Tenn
Gulls
Hipp” Poole
Cobard
Benny Karr
Bradley Hogg
Chicago Nationals
Williams
Hogg
Mobile
McDowell
Poorgiu
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Peay
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Baumgardner
Deeee
Uic
Kircher
Ernie Clea
Dodge
DiastHiond
Go Ser
Coessee
Frost D. A.s
Rogers
Cccess
Baseball schedules for today across leagues
In the Southern Association Mobile visits Nashville while Birmingham goes to Memphis. The National League matches Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis and New York at Ohio. The American League has no games scheduled. The Federal League features Baltimore at St. Louis Newark at Kansas City and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Southern Association
Ww. L
New Orleans
Weeneecos
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta Tanteeres Ener
Sane
Chattanooga
Mobile Seer
Little Rock
National Saauae
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Philadelphia
Eonnee Weer
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St Joune Cee Csseees Cteeee
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Oe Terter
Washington
Eveeee
Er Eeeses
St Tedin Co Cat
Serccuscaey
Cleveland
Seaesces Convese
Hiladelphia
L. Pet
Ceess UT
St. Louis CO
Evibeewereene
Newark Teseereseare
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Federal League
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Mandot Kansas bout postponed due to hand injury
The 12 round bout between Joe Mandot and Rockey Kansas in Buffalo is indefinitely postponed after Kansas injures his hand in training. Promoter John Weismantel staged a rival billing at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn next Thursday night featuring Mandot and Johnny Dundee.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Rockey Kansas
Kansas
New York
John Welsmantel
Brooklyn National League Park
Johnny Dundee
Bee
Ebbets Field
Mandot
Dundee
Weismantel
Baittlers
Inca
City League Opens Winter Season at Monroe Park Today
City League inaugurates winter baseball at Monroe Park this afternoon with a Davis versus Crown opener at 3 o clock. Managers Roos Calametti and others boast improved rosters as Crowns and Davis lineups show key players and pitchers ready for keen competition.
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Monroe Park
Crowns
A. D. Davis
Barney-Cavanagh
Roos
Calamett
Jordan
Davis and Crown
Crowns—Turner
Thomas
Walsh
Norton
Kelly
Farnell
Ery
Goodbrad
McBride
Hannan
Ponds
Calametti
J. Smith
Pocase
Williams
Wiseman
Steber
A. Smith
Murphy
Chambers
Howell
YMCA Basketball Training Season Opens October First
The YMCA announces basketball training begins October first with tryouts for the national indoor game. Most of last year’s squad returns and manager Baumhauer plans seven to eight home games plus an university matchup. Contests are set for Thursday evenings over two months to keep Mobile fans engaged.
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Baumhauer
Mobile
Mobile YY. M. Co. A
Baseball News Roundup From The South and National League
Birmingham continued winning on Saturday as the Pelicans clinched the pennant with a doubleheader win over Little Rock. Chattanooga swept Atlanta to climb to sixth place. The Tigers edged the Red Sox 1 0 in twelve innings as Boston widened its lead in the National League race. The Phillies strengthened their grip atop the NL standings by beating the Reds. Brooklyn beat the Cubs to stay close behind the leaders. Shortstop Tom Reilly of the New Orleans team announced his retirement at season's end, with a semipro future possible. Ty Cobb’s ten-year major league record highlights a .358 average in 1,239 games with 1,729 hits and 485 stolen bases. President Wilson pitched at an amateur game in Washington to raise funds for veterans.
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Veach
Shore
Crawford
Kavanaugh
Burns
Scott
Young
Donie Bush
Red Sox
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Shoston
Larry Gardner
Barty
Cady
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Cleveland
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Indians
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis
Ty Cobb
Wilson
Washington
D. C
Cedarcroft Sanitat ions Offers Free Cure Booklet
Dr Gribble promotes a Cedarcraft treatment claiming to cure drug liquor and tobacco habits with no withdrawal pains or confinement. The ad promises a free booklet by mail from Cedarcroft Sanitarium Box 47 Station 5 Nashville Tenn to learn how to start a new life.
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Cedarcroft Sanitamise
Box
Station 5
Nashville
Tenn
Adv
Baseball notes from 1916 season and manager talks
The excerpt discusses managerial decisions for the 1916 Crackers with a October 1 decision deadline and Smith's contract end date. It mentions Huggins predicting catcher Frank Snyder would become a top backstop, acquired from Springfield Three Eyes League, and notes Wilson era reactions as players applauded vigorously.
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Wilson
Nashville
Smith
Man
Ager Smith
Crackers
Huggins
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Springfield
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