White Sox edge Nationals in shutout victory
In a tight game at Washington, the White Sox fielded flawlessly behind Bill James and broke through in the eighth to defeat Walter Johnson and the Nationals 2 to 0. Risberg, Schalk, and Collins contributed key plays while Griffis and Ellerbe struggled to spark the Griffs.
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Flack Hurt as Cubs Split Doubleheader with Giants
Chicago and New York split a doubleheader, with Chicago taking the first game 4 to 1 and losing the second. Max Flack sprained an ankle during the first game and was carried from the field, possibly sidelining him for some time.
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New MackS Edge Tigers In 4-3 Struggle
Philadelphia report details a 4-3 comeback win by Philadelphia with six recruits over Detroit. Highlights include Welsh driving in the winning run, multiple runs by Bush Armsmith Leonard Wingo and Dugan, and a tense ninth inning as Zinn and Ayers pitched. Detroit’s Cobb Grima and Leonard contributed. game featured defensive plays and key base hits.
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Even Break Predicts White Sox and Reds Near Pennant Hope
In a scrambled sports note, the White Sox and Reds near a potential pennant, needing steady winning streaks. The Indians face a long road with remaining games, while the Giants must sustain a late surge to challenge in the National League.
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Reds Held to Two Hits by Phillies in 2-0 Loss
George Smith limited Cincinnati to two singles as Philadelphia edged the Reds 2 to 0. Ring pitched well for Philadelphia but got little support while Meusel and Blackburne sparked the visitors with key hits and a late run.
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Pirates Rally to Sweep Braves in Twin Bill 6-3 and 6-1
Pittsburgh defeats Boston in both games of a doubleheader 6 to 3 and 6 to 1. Scott faltered late in the first game before the Pirates exploded for runs. Adame pitched superbly in the second, with Boston scoring only on Terry's error.
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War Risk Wins Postseason Title In District Baseball
War Risk, the District champions, defeated Southern Railway 7 to 2 in yesterday's final game. Ernie Schafer pitched efficiently as War Risk built an early four-run lead and coasted. Southern starter Vernstein surrendered nine hits in four innings before Hamill finished, yielding a slugfest but no comeback. The opener of the two-game set against the Tako-Koia Club of Richmond follows Saturday at Union Park.
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Cards Start Fast, Beat Dodgers 4-3 in St Louis
In St Louis on September 9, the Cardinals started quickly with Bushhed hitting and early errors by Brooklyn, edging the Dodgers 4 to 3. Key players included Johnston, Konetchy, Kilduff, and Heathcote, with Doak and Smith handling pitching duties and Sherdel earning the win. West Virginia football prep also noted after rain delays.
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Pennant Race Notes Boost Chicago Lead Half-Game
Yesterday’s pestiming lifted Chicago’s AL lead by half a game and narrowed Cincinnati’s NL margin by the same amount. Both clubs hold an eight game edge in their leagues with no position changes. Yesterday’s results included Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 6 and New York 6 Pittsburgh 6. Today’s games list several matchups across both leagues.
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Cincinnati National League Club to Draw Seats by Lot
Cincinnati directors announce reserved seats for World Series games in Cincinnati will be distributed by lottery if games are played there. All home seat allocations will be drawn from a receptacle until remaining seats for public sale, estimated at 19 208, are taken. Already over 108 006 applications for the 16066 reserved seats have been received.
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Barnes Holds Lead Over Jones In Southern Open Golf
Jim Barnes of Sunset Hill led the 36 hole Open Championship after day two in Atlanta with 146. Robert T. Jones Jr and E. Douglas Edgar tied for second at 147. Edgar surged with a 1 under par 71 on the second 18, while Jones posted 74. The field will contest 36 more holes tomorrow to determine the low 28 total scorers.
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Yale Takes Lead In College Net Tourney
Yale dominates early action at the intercollegiate tennis tournament in Merton. Charles S. Garland defeats Harvard captain G. W. Helm in singles. Yale doubles Hawkins with Garland beat Fisher and Hanson of Cornell 6 2 6 1, and Yale’s other pair defeat Cornell’s Reid and Holt. Hawks upset Princeton’s H. T. Kaistenbach who was tipped to reach semis.
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Washington shooters shine in Westy Hogans tourney
Atlantic City N J Sept Washington shooters posted strong scores as Ford led preliminaries with 114 of 120 targets outstanding to near the top. Maryland champ R D Morgan hit 113 while Kentucky Star Wolfolk Henderson boasted 119 and Pacific Coast champ Troebh tied for second with 1148 of 120.
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Columbia Wins Sally Southern Postseason Opener
Columbia defeated Atlanta 6 to 2 in the opening game of the postseason series between Southern and South Atlantic champions in Washington D C. Bacon out pitched Sheehan with solid support as Columbia rallied with four runs in the fourth inning. Meyer and Myers each contributed key hits including Myers fourth hit, Brazier’s walk, and a balk by Bacon on Herndon scoring, while Miller’s double steal and a fielder’s choice added another run.
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White Sox star Buck Weaver fuels crowd laughter at Sox game
Fans in the right field pavilion showered Joe Jackson with raspberries after a long day. Buck Weaver provided comic relief by tagging Schalk in a fourth inning rundown of Judge, provoking laughs as players returned to the clubhouse. No injuries were reported.
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Cudgel Top Weight in Harford Handicap
Maryland season opens at Havre de Grace with premier entries for Harford County Handicap. Cudgel assigned top weight of 120 pounds, other notable weights including Lucallite 128 Sun Briar 126 and Exterminator 125. Shuffle of weights lists many runners and a strong field expected on opening day at Warford County course.
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John P Grier Good Looking Two Year Old
John P Grier, a son of Pankhurst and Wonder Land, emerged as a smart yearling. He started for the first time on August 28 and ran 6 furlongs with Peace Pennant, Padriac, Service Star, and others, beating none earlier but showing promise. Rowe campaigns his runners aggressively, insisting John P Grier is a good looking colt.
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Cox Wins Empire State Trot With McGregor the Great
Walter Cox, famed New England driver, piloted McGregor the Great to a straight heat victory in the Empire State $10,000 stake at Syracuse Grand Circuit meet. He also set a new heat record in 2:20.3 while McGregor the Great powered clear in the 2:13 pace to win the overall event.
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Commercial Duck Pin League Halts Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Commercial Duck Pin League will halt its regular meeting at the Recreation Alleys tomorrow night. Teams seeking membership are invited to send representatives.
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