Tail Enders Win Both Games From the Haughty Buccaneers
In Fadings now Pittsburg's Pirates hopes fade as Tail Enders blank the Buccaneers twice, 5 to 4 in eleven innings and 6 to 0. Cincinnati battered Pittsburg early, tied it late in the first game, then pushed ahead in the eleventh for the win. Mec Quillen was relieved by Clement in the first game.
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Brooklyn Nationals defeat Giants 5 to 1 in nine innings
The Brooklyn Nationals defeated the New York Giants 5 to 1. Stroud and Schauer delivered strong pitching and timely hitting, Pfeffer held the visitors to three hits through eight innings, and Brooklyn added three more hits for their lone run in the ninth.
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LUDERUS'S HITTING FEATURES GAME
Philadelphia hit three Boston pitchers as Demaree pitched well with strong support. Luderus starred with a home run a triple and a double in four at bats scoring three runs and driving in two. The Bone winning 9 to 0.
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Chicago players fight on bench in league game
St Louis defeated Chicago 12 to 2 after five Chicago errors. Ames allowed eight Chicago hits, but kept them scattered. Pierce and Standridge contributed to the win, while a bench fight erupted in the sixth inning during an argument over a fumble by Zimmerman.
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Broken Rule Puts James Out of Game
Boston fans roar as Bill James, Braves pitcher, struggles with a bad right arm after winter injury. Once a stalwart force who pitched every third day and helped Atlanta reach the World Series, he has won only five of nine games this season. A request to ease workload was granted, but performance remains impaired and his presence might tilt the pennant race.
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Beware Fake Baseball Pools Exposed by September Magazine
Readers learn how fake baseball pools deceive participants and drain funds. The September Baseball Magazine outlines a national spread of crooked syndicates posing as honest pools. The Telegram cites portions describing how public pools lure skittish fans with small weekly sums, only to collapse under legal pressure. The Keystone Pool case in Pennsylvania illustrates methods used by opportunistic gamblers with wider eastern and midwest reach.
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Crandall Backer Bets Big On Gibbons McFarland Bout
William Marshall bets $40,000 to back a heavyweight title fight at Brighton Beach between Mike Gibbons and Packey McFarland. Marshall’s plan is to spend most of the sum on the event setup and advertising, with potential returns in the tens of thousands if the card draws crowd and attention.
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Baseball at a Glance from Cincinnati to Chicago Scores
Baseball at a Glance lists multiple games with Cincinnati, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Kanes City, and other teams. Scores include Cincinnati 5 to 4 over ? and 0 0. Brooklyn 4 0. St Louis 12 3. Boston 4 3. New York 9 5. St Louis 8 1. etc. The text is garbled with several incomplete names and stray phrases.
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Detroit Sluggers Rally To Defeat Chicago 5-3
Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 3 as Cobb delivered three hits including a triple and three runs, Crawford added two doubles driving in four, while Chicago struggled against big league pitchers unavailable for the game. Hugh Jennings shifted to minors, amid roster changes involving Cunningham and Marshall from Chattanooga.
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Extra Base Hits Drive Boston Victory Over Americans
Boston won 4 to 3 as Hobbt Gardner and Barry Respo delivered key extra base hits. The game featured late rallies and pinch hitting that produced the Americans’ runs, with Walter Johnson starting for Boston. Harbill sacrifice plays and Henrickson’s connection helped seal the win.
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Cleveland Beats St Louis In High Scoring Tilt 4 3
Aug 14 Cleveland wins 4 to 3 over St Louis in a back and forth game. Mitchell pitched well through seven before St Louis rallied in the eighth aided by Cleveland errors. Witte Walker and Buccicice led with three base hits as Low yielded nine hits and the Browns punished miscues for the decisive run.
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Wesleyan Recruits to Train at Terra Alta
Wesleyan plans to train its 1915 football recruits at Terra Alta West Virginia, moving from Rock Cave. Athletic Director Stansbury says the Terra Alta camp should begin around September 5 to 6 with fifteen to twenty players, drawn from last year’s scrubs and new prep material, seeking cheaper, more modern accommodations and easier access.
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Walter Johnson Renews Form with Old Smoke Ball Technique
Walter Johnson returns to form after a deliberate change in delivery, adopting his old smoke ball style to regain speed and movement. Critics note pitchers often do not realize when their delivery shifts, citing past Cubs era adjustments as evidence of unperceived changes. Johnson’s restoration followed study of a so called new system of slants and a move away from frills to a pure delivery.
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Sporting Life expands pages with broader sports
Sporting Life of Philadelphia, the oldest sporting paper, has broadened its scope from baseball and trap shooting to football golf hunting fishing yachting motor boating athletics basketball bowling auto mobiling billiards and harness racing. The newspaper has grown from thirty two to forty pages at no extra cost and retains its current price of ten cents.
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