Phillies and Pirates Split Two Games in Doubleheader
Philadelphia and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning 6 to 2 in the afternoon and Philadelphia taking the morning contest 9 to 3. Key contributors include Lobert Moran Cravath Daubert Wheat and Magee for Philadelphia and Seaton Walker for Brooklyn, with defensive plays and base paths noted. The long twin bill lasted over eight hours across both games.
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Baseball: Sale Denied for Duncan and Wilson by National League
Sept 1 report from Inati notes the National League commissarion denied Heaton club bids to transfer Duncan to the Phila Nuthocats and Wilson to the route club. The ruling found a gap between Boston’s offer and Dallas club acceptance, upholding the sale rejection and the existing terms. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati split a doubleheader, Cincinnati winning 5-4 in ten innings and Pittsburgh 5-4 in the longer game, with Morgan chased early and McQuillan and Johnson closing.
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Golf honors to Doyle at Cosmia Country Club
Senate FS Doyle won first prize in the handicap medal at Cosmia Country Club yesterday morning, scoring eighteen holes in 8. He posted four and a half on the first half and 43 on the back nine. Canton, Ohio, Sept. In Meyers Lake, a twelve round bout today between Anaria White of Chicago and Donony Griffin of Akron drew a newspaper consensus that White held the edge in points.
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Navin denies Providence club $70,000 offer claim
Detroit September 1 Frank J Navin president of the Detroit American League baseball club declined to comment on a report that he had been offered 1000 for the Providence baseball club Haven't heard a word about it Navin said.
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Frank J. Navin
Detroit American League Baseball Club
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British Golfers Win in Detroit Foursome Finish
British golfers Harry Vardon and Edward Ray defeated local players J. T. McMillan and Walter Carhartt in a beat ball foursome, winning 4 up with 2 to play in Detroit.
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Giants Athletics Sweep Nationals in Labor Day Twinbill
New York and Boston split a doubleheader with Marquard-Murray powering the Giants in a 8-2 and 3-1 pair, Merkle homering and Murray delivering a game deciding run in the 14th. Earlier Demaree and Hess battled in a 10-inning pitchers duel while the A’s topped the Nationals 6-5 in ten.
Morning Game Delays as Athletics Rally in First Inning
In the first inning Moeller hit deep to Walsh and Foster reached on Baker's fielding error. Milan and Gandil contributed run-scoring hits while Milan later scored on a misplay. The Athletics added tallies in their half inning with walks, sacrifices, and a triple by McInnes. Foster shut down Waigh and held the line.
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Nationals Hold Off Athletics In Quakertown Tilt
The Nationals stayed in Quakertown through Wednesday and beat the Athletics 4 to 3 on a squeeze play. Boehling pitched seven innings for Washington, Gandil and Murphy drove in the decisive runs, while Oldring and Collins contributed key plays. Crowd trouble followed as fans celebrated, with police dispersing rattled spectators on the field.
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Dixie Series 18 Off
Chattanooga Tenn Sept 1 Dave Robertson the league s leading hitter cannot join the venture so Mobile manager Mique Finn says there will be no post season series with the Houston team pennant winners in the Texas League for the Dixie championship
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McDermott wins seventh annual one mile swim title
Mike McDermott of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago captured the seventh annual national championship one mile swim in St. Louis finishing in 1 hour 50 minutes and 45 seconds. The meet also featured notable plays and fielding efforts as the Nationals and Athletics traded moments, with Milan sparking a late rally before the final clock.
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Azevedo Beats Ad Wolgast In Ten Round Bout
Oakland Calif Sept Jos Azevedo won a 4 to 6 decision over Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion in ten fast rounds. Azevedo knocked Wolgast down in round seven and again staggered him in round nine as Wolgast fought with his left hand, right unable to strike effectively. The Sacramento lightweight overcame stage fright early and edged Wolgast with a sharp late attack.
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Cleveland Wins Two Games From Chicago
Cleveland defeats Chicago 6 to 2 in the morning and 7 to 0 in the afternoon. Falkenberg pitches his third consecutive shutout as Cleveland runs up eight straight victories. Lajoie and Johnston pace the offense with key hits while Cicotte struggles for Chicago.
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Tigers and Red Sox claim double victories
Detroit overcame St Louis 10 to 1 in the afternoon game as Leverenz was knocked out in the fifth and Crawford drove in the decisive runs. In the second contest Comstock shutout St Louis on two hits, while Crawford again starred with a home run. Boston swept New York with a morning win and an 11 inning afternoon thriller highlighted by Wagner and Speaker and Lewis.
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Louis Player Breaks His Leg in St Louis Doubleheader
In St Louis on Sept 4 Chicago won the opener 2 1 and the second game was tied 2 2 when Lumpire Rigler halted play in the eighth. Cather broke his right leg sliding into second and will miss the rest of the season. The Chicago and St Louis line scores and key plays are listed, with Leach Magee Schulte and Huggins among the standouts for Chicago and Oakes Whitted Bridwell Konetchy Archer for St Louis. Umpires were Mesars Rigier Byron, game time 1 hour 55 minutes.
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Foster Signs 1914 Boston Americans One Year Pact
J George Foster, pitcher, becomes first player to sign with the Boston Americans for 1914 on a one year contract. Despite a knee injury and ongoing trouble he will return home to Bonanza Arkansas before leaving today he was secured for next year.
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Washington Cricket Club defeated by 140 runs
In Button Missouri on September 1, Washington's Cricket Club was overwhelmed by the Sons of St George Club. Washington was bowled out for 69 while Sons of St George posted 209. Absence of bowler L W De Motte and poor fielding blamed for the loss.
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Sonder Race to American Boats in International Yacht Meet
Marblehead Mass Sept 1 three American boats defeated three German challengers in the first international sonder yacht race. Cima Guy Lowell Boston won with Sprig J L Saltonstall Beverly second Ellen C P Curtis Boston third. Angela IV Crown Prince William led the Germans with Serum and Wittelsbach X next. The race was drifting. tomorrow the fleet will race a 12 mile circuit.
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Jim Thorpe to marry in October amid world tour plan
James Thorpe announces engagement to Miss Margaret L Miller a Cherokee Indian maiden now in California but a resident of Otoe Oklahoma The couple plan a honeymoon world tour after the ceremony Thorpe will join the New York Giants touring baseball club for a world barnstorming trip.
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