Brooklyn and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in New York
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Brooklyn. Philadelphia won 4 to 3 in game one while Brooklyn captured game two 5 to 4. Reulbach pitched well for Brooklyn and Chalmers struggled for Philadelphia.
Phillies edge Washington in final league game
Philadelphia beat Washington 4 to 3 in Philadelphia after taking the lead in the second on Walsh's hit and solid singles. Washington tied in the seventh as Bender came in, but Philadelphia won with FL Murphy and Baker delivering the decisive runs. Manager Griffith was suspended for three days by the American League president for an umpire dispute.
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President Call League Meeting on Rules Revision
The Central Association will hold its annual directors meeting on September 26 in Burlington to discuss rules revisions and league makeup. President elections will not be addressed. Clinton seeks a franchise, Burlington hopes for stronger status, protests and sanctions are on the agenda with Moyle fined $50 for a forfeit.
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Three-I League Eyes New Formations And Reach
The Three-I League may reorganize to include Rockford and Rock Island while considering Dubuque Ta Springfield and Decatur. Decatur struggles with a $4,000 deficit, and Springfield’s sale looms as partners weigh shifting the league’s geographic balance. Fans urge a compact, rival-based lineup to avoid further financial strain.
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Magee's bat key for Phillies in Giants series
Philadelphia fans watched Magee, the Phillies left fielder, deliver decisive slugging in the seven game set with the New York Giants. His hard hitting helped the Phillies win the first three games, fueling pennant hopes and a potential world series matchup with the Athletics.
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Rivalry grows for a regional minor league baseball league
The piece compares towns from Terball to Springfield and lists advantages of Dubuque over Rock Island and Waterloo over Danville, noting Cedar Rapids ahead of Quincy. It proposes a league pairing with Dubuque versus Rockford, Waterloo against Cedar Rapids, Davenport against Rock Island, and Peoria versus Bloomington to fuel a lively regional rivalry.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results from yesterday include American Tague games in Philadelphia Washington Boston New York Brooklyn and St. Louis with scores listed for each pairing. American Association and Western League games in Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis Lincoln Denver Topeka Wichita and Milwaukee St Paul are noted with results and rain postponements. Tomorrow's schedule shows Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland New York Washington Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York 81 at Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago.
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Quincy attendance tops season and league targets
Quincy drew 2324 on Sunday raising season total to 45370 and an average of 648 per game the league requires 35000. If players are drafted the association could start next season sound financially. otherwise a break even result is likely after last year’s deficit.
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Clinton poised for Central Association entry amid pennant chase
A conference next Monday aims to present a proposition to place Clinton in the Central Association. A scout says Clinton could secure a 1915 berth with President M. BE. Justice favorable, as Ottumwa clinched the 1914 pennant and towns weigh Clinton’s possible decapitation to fit the city in.
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