Boston Braves gain on leaders by winning two games
Boston Braves split a doubleheader with Brooklyn in New York to move into second place behind leading White Sox. First game saw Boston blanket Rube Marquard and Appleton 12 to 1 as Whaling and Snodgrass were ejected for arguing. Second game featured Boston edging Brooklyn as Barnes and Gowdy held the visitors to five hits.
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Perdaus Games and Rival Scores Across League Play
Baseball summaries report a 7 inning or longer Milwaukee event with Cleveland 7 to 1 in 12 innings, Louisville 4 Minneapolis 7, Indianapolis 9 Kansas City 2, and St. Louis defeating Chicago 9 to 6. Lavender outpitched Ames as St. Louis capitalized on timely hits and base running while Chicago struggled to produce runs.
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White Sox win as Loudermilk wild in ninth
Detroit defeats Chicago 10 to 8 in a rough ninth inning as Grover Loudermilk falters late. Chicago had built an early eight run lead before Detroit surged back and clinched the season series.
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Brooklyn Federals Sweep Newark in five game series
Brooklyn wins the five game set against Newark with doubleheader runs 9 to 4 and 3 to 0. Game details show Brooklyn totaling 12 hits to Newark’s 4 in the first game and Newark securing 9 runs in the second, with pitchers Marion Land Kai serling Moran and Rairden opposing Lipham Simon. The series caps a strong showing in the Paderal League.
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Meeting of Jobbers league directors at Courier rooms
Directors of the Jobbers league meet this evening at the Courier editorial rooms to finalize the year. Plans for the annual bananat will be discussed and the protest over the final game of the season is to be disposed of.
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Clinton Baseball Faces Next Season Plans
Clinton and Keokuk fans await word on a next season baseball team. President Root and local directors weigh finances and a top manager, with names like Boyle Tracy Drohan and Kensel discussed for leadership. A Keokuk meeting will decide organization and league status for the coming year.
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Waterloo lifted from basement in chaotic protest review
President Justice upheld protests over five games Marshalltown won, with players Coyle Rappa Durham Hammerschmidt and Richardson named in the Angens. Protests on Muscatine wins and the Cooper case linger, but no action will be taken now. Clinton would drop or rise in standings depending on game rulings.
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Labor Day baseball receipts tip Central association
Reports show four Central association cities sent Labor Day receipts to President Justice, with Muscatine yielding the least and Keokuk Burlington and Clinton nearly equal. Total receipts will be shared among eight clubs as per last year share of $53.73, despite a tough season marked by rain and cold. Checks mailed yesterday, with $600 league guarantee to be sent later. Also, Jack Rosaver defeated Gus Hadjiyanakis in a wrestling bout in Burlington, while Eddie Knipp beat Lord Zimmerman in the preliminaries.
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Eight Tame Heats at Hartford Meet
Hartford Conn Sept 4 Bigh tame and uninteresting heats in four classes made up the third day at Charter Oak park Urand Circuit meeting Yesterday The unfinished race from Tuesday drew Start vs the two seat winners for the sixth heat Russell Boy easy winner over Hal Ros Single G the Chamber of Commerce winner led five starters and won in straight heats McDonald of Rasivus drove two heats to second money The 204 trotted five starters and Margaret Deaton was never in danger De Roche trotted a 5 year olds race easily Wafering people attended Conviet and parlor it Want Ads yielded satisfactory results
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Johnston and Griffin Capture National Doubles Title
Johnston and Clarenne J. Griffin of San Francisco defeated T. C. Bundy and Maurice E. McLoughlin in a five set finals to win the national doubles championship at Forest Hills. The pair overcame the former champions despite their experience, with notable individual play by Johnston and standout moments from Griffin as the match swung through 2-6 8-3 6-4 3-6 6-3.
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