Red Sox Triumph Over Mackmen In Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia April 15 The Red Sox overcome weak pitching and a late rally by Connie Mack's club to win 5 to 3. Duffy Lewis and Dick Hoblitzell lead with six of Boston’s twelve hits while Everett Scott's superb defense and a decisive ninth inning push secure the verdict. Ray Collins falters early but Mays finishes strong as Boston seizes the victory.
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Attendance woes hit Shibe Park payroll and lineup
The article notes weak two day attendance and a break up of the old Athletic machine, saving Connie Mack about $20,000 per season in salaries. Montie Cross, Philadelphia shortstop, is out of a job for the first time in 20 years, blaming the Federal league. Lajoie is 0 for eight with one infield ball out, needing to improve or be replaced in the cleanup spot.
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Tigers Beat Indians in Slugging Game
Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 in a slugging game with extra base hits from both teams. Detroit pitchers Dauss and Morton allowed four and one runs respectively, while Cleveland’s Dauss and Steen controlled the offense with several doubles and three base hits.
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Cincinnati Edges Pirates 2 1 After Two Wild Pitches
Cincinnati ties the series with Pittsburgh 2 1 as Benton’s two wild fourth inning pitches aid two Cincinnati runs. Harmon pitched well. Lejeune error enabled one score. Also notes Jeffries’ return defeat by Jack Johnson after a six year layoff.
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White Sox rout Browns 16 to 0 in early baseball game
The Chicago Americans defeated St. Louis 16 to 0 after bunched hits and fielding errors. Faber pitched brilliantly with 10 strikeouts over Baumgardner who allowed 10 runs. Only two runs were scored by St. Louis earlier in the game.
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Highlanders Win Game From Senators
Fisher pitches eight innings for the Highlanders as they defeat the Senators. He struggles in late innings and is pulled after a rough first frame, with reliever Har per taking over early. Key outs and defensive plays preserve the win for the Highlanders.
Ayers in the Seventh and LongBall in Washington Loss
In a 1 0 defeat for Washington, Ayers allowed five runs in 6 1 3 innings while Bentley gave up one run in 2 innings. Two-base hits by Boone Williams Malisel highlight a game with nine total hits, a pair of double plays, and 6 10 New York left on base.
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Brooklyn Federals erupt for 17 in big Newark win
Brooklyn Federals defeated Newark 17 to 6 at Brooklyn. Fifteen batters faced Whitehouse and Billiard in a five inning outburst with ten runs. Magee Kauff and Westerzil led the hitting, while Seaton was hitless until the sixth.
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Buffalo 6 Baltimore 2 in early game rout
Buffalo defeated Baltimore 6 to 2 as Suggs allowed eight hits and six runs in the first three innings. Bedient gave Buffalo six strong innings after relieving Suggs, allowing only two hits. Bedient and Blair teamed for the mound effort while Owens and Owends handled the catching duties.
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Poor fielding ruins debut for Mordecai Brown with Federals
Chicago on April 15 saw Mordecai Brown fail to win his first game for the Chicago Federals as poor fielding cost him a victory.
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Pittsburg Defeats Locals 8 to 1 in Baseball Contest
Pittsburg handed the locals their first loss of the season by eight to one. Dickson fanned seven Chicagoans and fielded cleverly. McConnell relieved Brown in a pinch hit situation as Pittsabute and Chicago combined for a lopsided scoring line.
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