Baseball pennant chase stirs talk of Lincoln rivals
The piece notes looming pennant pressure, with Clymer and teammates plotting a bold move to boost standings. It mentions Jim Dooley era players, teams like the Giants and Red Sox, and a looming vote on key roster decisions as schedules shift toward crucial late-season games.
Boston Outlocks Nationals In Crazy Baseball Contest
Boston wins volatile game as Dusty Lewis and Speaker pace the offense while Cicotte and O Brien mix strong and shaky innings. Nine innings produce wild plays, a late-inning rally stymied by a sharp fielding double play and a near comeback by Washington.
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American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The standings show Boston, Chicago, Washington, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Detroit amid recent results. Yesterday Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 2. Washington beat St. Louis. Philadelphia beat New York. Cleveland and Detroit also posted results. Upcoming games include Boston at Washington and Philadelphia at New York with Chicago at St. Louis and Detroit at Cleveland.
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Columbia Forfeits Game In Columbus Championship
The Columbus Georgia team forfeited a game against Columbia after disputes over roster eligibility. Umpires Tawin and Moran awarded the win to Columbus by forfeit as the first inning began, amid controversy over Covenes inclusion in the post season roster.
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Texas League appointee joins President Lynch staff
Bush of the Texas League is named to President Lynch's staff and will replace umpire Klemn and Brennan for conference. He travels to Cincinnati to attend the game between the Pirates and Reds, replacing Bob Emslie who has prior miners experience.
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Washington man offered half interest in new company stock
Present owner will surrender his office this week and negotiate a deal worth 150000 dollars for half the stock in a forthcoming company. Taylor to oversee park construction and license the facility to the baseball club, signaling a planned partnership and investment structure.
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McAleer to buy into Boston Americans franchise
Washington owner James R McAleer plans a late week conference to finalize a deal transferring half the Boston Americans franchise. He will become president and appoint a manager while the Taylors retain remaining rights and prepare a new park project nearby.
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Athletics Sweep Highlanders Again in Easy Victory
The Athletics defeated the Highlanders in New York by seven runs, lifting Warhop after two innings as Caldwell struggled. Coombs pitched well in relief, while Oldring scored on Collins Sacrifice Fly. Final score 7-1 with Philadelphia loading the bases and tallying early to seize control.
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Chicago shuts out St Louis in final series game
In St Louis on Sept 2 Chicago held off St Louis 1 0. Stephens and Collins stood out with key batting. Pitcher Welty earned the win while Shue and Bodie contributed offensively. Umpires were Sient Mittin and Evans, game time about 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Fielding Sparks Chicago Win Over Reds in Cincinnati
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 7 runs to 4 as Keefe pitched against Cole. Five double plays aided Chicago's defense while Sheckard, Hyers, and Taher contributed key hits. Keefe allowed errors that produced two Cincinnati runs. Time of game one hour two minutes. In Lexington, Frank Perry drove by Nick Curry to set a new yearling pacer record at 2 minutes 15 seconds, shaving 34 seconds off the prior mark.
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Brooklyn Beats Phillies In Slugging Bee 11 to 6
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 11 to 6 in a high scoring game. Daubert Wheat Erwin Knabe and Luderus starred for Brooklyn while Runt Walsh played every position except pitcher for Philadelphia.
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