Shaw Wins First Sox Beat Zachary In Doubleheader
The Washington Nationals opened with a 4 3 win behind Jim Shaw in the opener but were shut out 5 0 in the nightcap as Claude Williams tossed a masterful game for the White Sox. Griffis and Kerr held the Sox in check early while Williams allowed only two hits.
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Wholesale Beef Prices in Washington Report
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Pennant races tighten in American and National Leagues
In the American League Cape Chicago and Cincinnati lead by seven and a half games while the White Sox gain a half game and the Yankees slip against the Indians. In the National League Chicago holds, Pittsburgh threatens to move into third as results shift standings. Yesterday New York defeated Chicago 7 to 3 and Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 7 to 1. Today Brooklyn visits Chicago and New York goes to St. Louis. Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh.
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Red Sox Take Two Shutout Contests
Boston blanked St Louis 4 0 and 6 0 in a doubleheader on Sept 11 at home. Hooper's running catch with bases loaded and pitching by Pennock and Munsell highlighted the defense, while St Louis starter Marel faltered in game two. Vitt and Ruth led Boston’s offense with key runs and RBIs.
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Hasty's error lets Tigers thrash Macks
Detroit beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the final game of the series. Hasty muffed a Griffin grounder in the first inning and a wild pitch helped Detroit score two runs. The Tigers added another run in the fifth as Hasty misplayed Veach's grounder.
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Johnson admits interest in Red Sox amid league domination claim
New York September 11 United States hearing reveals Leu Johnson president of the American League admitted interest in the Red Sox during 1911 to 1914 under ownership of James McAleer Robert McRoy and later Joseph Lanihan. He testified he advanced money to McRoy and defended rights to discipline players and communicate with managers. Frazee critics say Johnson controlled the league. decision pending before Justice Wagner.
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Pirates Near Third Place By Double Win
Pittsburgh closed in on third by sweeping a Philadelphia doubleheader 7 1 and 7 2 as Chicago lost to New York. Meusel, Barbare, Cutshaw, Tragresser, and Cheney featured in the scoring with Meusel homering and Barbare driving in runs.
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Shawkey bests Bagby in 2 to 1 mound duel
New York defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in the season finale as pitcher Ed Shawkey bests Babe Bagby in a four hit game. Bodie drives in the deciding run with a fourth inning single while Chapman Pratt and Lewis contribute key hits in a tight contest. The result leaves New York with a stronger finish and a pair of teams preparing for Sunday action at Union League Park against Rex Athletic Club.
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Giants Hammer Alexander And Martin Taking Series
New York Giants beat Chicago Cubs 7 to 3 to win the final game of the series. Frisch homered in the fourth off Alexander, with five other hits in the seventh inning off Martin. Giants garner total 13 hits to Cubs eight in Chicago on September 11.
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Schupps Homer Wins 4-3 Battle For Cards
St Louis triumphs 4-3 over Brooklyn as Schupp hits a first pitch ninth inning homer to sweep the series. Wheat, Konetchy and Kilduff among 7 runners scoring. Olson, Hickman, McHenry and Schupp drive runs. Schulz and Cadore pitched, with Cadore tallying 3 runs allowed.
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Reds Reserve Seat Cards For World Series Orders
Cincinnati officials announced that requests for reserved world series seats must be via regular application cards available at the club offices. President August Herrmann said nonstandard requests will not be considered and urged applicants to limit orders to four seats for a three game set.
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Birds may get series with A A runner up
Indianapolis Ind Sept 11 Under tentative plans announced here today by President Thomas J Hickey of the American Association the winner of the association pennant will play the champion of the Pacific Coast League and the association team which finishes second will play the Baltimore team which has the in
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