Reds Triumph Over Giants In Doubleheader
New York Giants were effectively eliminated from the National League race as Cincinnati Reds won both games of a doubleheader, extending their lead to six games. Crowd disruption and injuries marred the park, with hundreds attempting to enter and police forced to intervene as bottles flew and several spectators were hospitalized.
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Boston takes both games as Pittsboro fall short
Boston won both games from Pittsboro today 3 to 2 in the opener and 3 to 2 in the nightcap. The first game featured a costly error and timely hits, while the second ended with Maranville’s single through the box to center scoring the decisive run. Casey pitched well for Boston, holding the Pirates to seven singles.
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Tight race fuels talk of big sports week in Ohio
The column notes a near dead heat in a high profile race and debates whether Cincinnati can win the National while Cleveland tops the American. It references Babe Ruth’s seventeenth homer, Ban Johnson’s stance on Carl Mays, and Montana boxing legality as promoters eye a major event amid a wild west roundup.
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Fragmentary Sports Snapshot From Kapot In Cleveland
Spor t snapshot by Jack Keene reads awkwardly but notes a baseball context with references to Kapot, Cleveland, a pitcher, and dates around a resignation. The readable bits reference nine ruined fame, thirty two picks, and Cove leaking lights with Jim and other names.
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Pingh Romp Wins White Sox Game
Chicago defeats Boston 6 to 5 in 11 innings on Charles Comiskey's sixtieth birthday. John Collins key baserunning, pinch runner for Gandil, tied game in ninth with Risberg and Schalk sacrifices. Collins scored the winning run after a wild pitch in the eleventh.
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Doubles Championship Final Postponed to Tomorrow
The national doubles lawn tennis championship final between Australia pair Gerald Patterson and Norman Brookes and California duo William B. Johnston and Clarence J. Griggn was postponed to tomorrow afternoon due to heavy conditions affecting the court and play.
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