White Sox Win Again Pitching Trio Features Batting Rally
Chicago defeats Boston 9 to 6 in a one sided game highlighted by Walsh’s strong pitching and a second inning triple play. Parent delivered a key triple while Gandil hit a home run driving in four runs in the fourth. Boston’s offense managed little after the early innings as Chicago pulled away with solid defensive plays and steady hitting.
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Unhittable in pinch drives St Louis past New York
St Louis defeats New York 6 to 5 in the final game of the series. Truesdale Hartzell and Kilifer lead with key hits as Nelson withstands pressure in a tight American League contest. Creig, Wallace, and Graham anchor the defense amid a late rally, with Vaughn and Fisher handling the mound duties.
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Cobb Utilizes Speed Jump On Pitchers And Fielders
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Wingers is celebrated for speed on the basepaths and as a batter. The article compares Cobb to Wagner Lajoie and Willie Keeler, notes his ability to sprint from plate to base, and discusses his hitting stance, speed, and bat control. It highlights Cobb as a master of timing, deception, and acceleration, giving opponents little warning of his intentions.
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Set steals record by Zammerman in Utica season
William H. Zammerman of Newark New Jersey outfielder for Utica in the New York State League set a new organized baseball single season base stealing record with 105 steals. Only four players previously topped 100 in a season, including Hamilton 102 in 1880, Tom Brown 110 in 1891, and Lange 100 in 1896.
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Virginia A C Beats Ballston A C In 15 Run Victory
Virginia A C slugged Ballston A C 15 to 4 as Hilleary and Murphy led with multiple hits and driven in runs. Ballston pitchers King and Mace struggled, while Virginia A C benefited from timely hitting and solid defense on an afternoon at Ballston.
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Pennant to Wilkes-Barre in New York State League
Albany reports Wilkes-Barre wins the season pennant for the New York State League for the second year running as Sunday baseball restrictions and salary cap push clubs to losses. League president John H. Farrel may convene a meeting to decide on the Sunday ban and possible salary reductions. Standings show Wilkes-Barre atop with Syracuse and Binghamton close behind amid financial strains.
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Wymard Reports Returns Big Aid To Georgetown Grid
Captain Dailey announces word from Wymard that husky tackle Wynard will appear at Hilltop today boosting Georgetown. Carrigan also travels to Washington. Coach Nelson may hold light scrimmage. Prof Joyce to examine squad. Durnan plans $1000 side race against Laing with potential ties to Greer Amst and Barry contests.
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Umpire Eddie Handiboe Impresses Printers Fans
Eddie Handiboe officiated all games in the Union Printers' National Baseball League title series at American League Park last week. He ejected two visiting players, justified both times, and earned praise from players and spectators from nine cities. Handiboe previously pitched in the Carolina Association and may return there next season once he decides after the offseason fever.
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Lajoie Leads Batting Race as Cobb Stays Close
With 20 days left in the season Larry Lajoie and Ty Cobb hold a lead over Sam Speaker and Snodgrass in the major league batting race. Cobb has forged ahead of Speaker and Snodgrass by more than twenty points, while Lajoie remains favored by the public. Speaker stays steady, Snodgrass loses ground as the chase narrows to a Cobb-Lajoie duel.
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Manuella's Grand Circuit entry boosts Washington har ness hopes
Manuella the Washington owned mare trained by Alonzo Carbin enters two Grand Circuit races at Columbus next Wednesday and a subsequent Ohio Horse Breeders meeting. With a 2:10 1/4 record, Manuella is tipped to challenge top international pacers, marking a milestone for local harness racing as owner Dr. John E. Lansbury and driver Carbin prepare for Columbus trials and Roanoke prospects.
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National and regional baseball and horse racing results blur
Summary of several games across leagues including Philadelphia Nationals 6 Scranton 4 and Utica 8 Binghamton 3 in the New York State and Eastern Leagues. Also results from Minneapolis Milwaukee games, Indianapolis Toledo 8 3, Columbus Louisville 2, Wichita Denver 1, Lincoln Des Moines 3, Sioux City Omaha 2, plus bowling registration update and New Westminster lacrosse triumph for the Mentol cup. Also track and racing notes from Paris Longchamps Prix Royal Oak and a cap of daily racing entries and lineups.
Gravel in Cobb eye prompts return to play
Detroit reports Ty Cobb had a speck of gravel removed from his right eye by an oculist restoring his sight. Cobb says he can see well and will rejoin the game once healing is complete. Rumors persist about eye trouble being used as a pretext to push for a trade, with offers from New York, Boston, and Detroit figures noted.
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Intercollegiate golf meets Yale Harvard and others begin
The fourteenth intercollegiate golf championship opens at Essex County Club in Manchester Mass with Yale Harvard Princeton Penn Dartmouth and Williams. Team matches run for three days followed by individual championships Thursday through Saturday. Yale holds the team title and last year’s individual champ was A Seckel of Princeton. Also notes Buckley and Keenan race in Lynn Harbor and talk of a possible Cuban trip for Athletics after the series. Annapolis adds rowing shells and Three-I flag goes to Springfield after league finale.
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