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Old 07-18-2004, 10:13 PM   #264 (permalink)
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What a week! This is why I never get bored with this...

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August 19, 1917

New York  5 14 1
Boston    9 12 0

WP:  H. Dauss (13-6)
LP:  S. Love (9-4)

Dauss helps himself with two hits and two RBI.

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August 20, 1917

New York  1  6 0
Boston    9 14 1

WP:  J. Wood (16-16)
LP:  R. Castleton (19-11)

Wood pitches gem for Boston's eighth straight victory.
Heart of order (O'Farrell-Speaker-Carrigan) drives in 7 runs.

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August 21, 1917

New York  1  5 1
Boston    4  9 3

WP:  A. Nehf (7-2)
LP:  T. Hughes (20-12)

Youngster Nehf outduels AL's winningest twirler.
Red-hot Speaker and Carrigan drive in Boston's runs.

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August 22, 1917

Boston    11 15 1
Cleveland  1  7 2

WP:  C. Rose (13-10)
LP:  J. Engel (8-13)

Boston wins 10th straight; ties Cleveland for first place.
Carrigan:  3-4, 4 RBI; now hitting .312.
O'Farrell:  3-4, 2 BB, 4 runs.
O'Farrell steals his 82nd and 83rd bases of season, setting new AL record.

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Standings of the clubs, August 22, 1917

Boston         68  55  .553  -
Cleveland      68  55  .553  -
Philadelphia   67  56  .545  1
New York       66  57  .537  2

Yankees have lost 6 straight games.
Red Sox are 30-16 (.625) since All-Star break.
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