Browns Beat Boston 2–1 To Win Odd Game Of Series
In St Louis on July 31 the Browns edged the visiting Red Sox 2 to 1 to take the odd game of the five game set. Dineen Powell and Wallace starred as Cleveland pitchers and hitters combined to secure the decisive runs. Boston threatened late but could not produce the tying tally, leaving the Browns with the win and the series advantage.
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Baseball results from a six inning doubleheader summary
Boston at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveand Washington at St. Louis Six innings Bases on errors Cleveland 3 New York 3 Two base hits Williams Hoffman Sacrifice hit Jackson Stolen bases Moriarity Jackson Double play Laporte to Moriarity Bases on balls Off Rhoades 1 off Hogg 2 Left on bases Cleveland 9 New York 7 Struck out By Rhoades 4 by Hogg 4 by Clarkson 1 Passed balls McGuire Kleinow Time ih 35m Umpire Connolly
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Detroit Beats Phillies 5 to 3 in Windy City Victory
Detroit takes a five to three win, aided by wild Philadelphia throws. Coombs relieves Dygert after walking three and Detroit pushes two runs to take the lead in the eighth. Jones Hartsel Schreck pacing for Detroit with key hits as Mullin and Dygert yield in seven innings.
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Chicago Beats Washington To Take Fourth Straight In Series Finale
Chicago bunched hits to win the final game of the series with Washington, taking a 4 3 victory. Chicago scored in the eighth and added in the ninth as Heydon exited. Stahl Davis Isbell Jones figures cited with Patterson and Kitson on the mound. bases on balls and stolen base noted. Time 2 3. Umpire O Loughlin.
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Sullivan Frustrated by Thomas in Chelsea Boxing Bout
About a thousand Tommy Sullivan followers escorted him from Lawrence to see him box Joe Thomas, the Californian welterweight, at the Lincoln A. C. Chelsea. Thomas won in the ninth of fifteen rounds, Sullivan fading after a hard bout as his seconds threw in the towel. Thomas impressed with machine like precision and control, while Sullivan showed gameness but was outmatched. Preliminary Gus Lenny beat Joe O'Brien in six rounds. Semifinal Willie Riley and Coleman McGowan boxed eight rounds to a draw.
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Cambridge
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Coleman McGowan
Colored jockey Williams shines at Brighton Beach
New York July 31 The feature of Brighton Beach racing was jockey L Williams who rode four winners from four mounts including a dead heat in the second race. Robbie Kean and Lotus Eater dead heated in the handicap at a mile and a sixteenth. The Nautilus stakes at the same distance saw Red Friar win easily by five lengths over Garnish. One favorite won.
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Lotus Eater
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Boston Golfer Struggles in New York Open Pro Play
Aleck Smith, holder of national Western and metropolitan open titles, finished third as the New York pro tournament started at Van Cortlandt Park. Aleck Campbell of Boston won the $25 extra for the best 18 hole card with 72. Donald Ball of Philadelphia tied Campbell for the 36 holes. The final 18 holes will be played tomorrow.
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van Cortlandt Park Public Links
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May Sutton To Sail On Cedric For New York
American lawn tennis champion Miss May Sutton will sail from London to New York on the White Star liner Cedric on August 10. A rumor of an engagement was denied today.
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May Sutton
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O Day in dispute with Pulliam over $50 baseball fine
Umpire O Day protested the $50 fine imposed by National League President Pulliam for not preventing a fight between Mc Ginnity and Peitz in Pittsburg during the Giants series. He said he would quit his job rather than pay. Pulliam warned of possible national commission action if he refused. O Day left for Polo Grounds assignment and did not report for duties.
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Larned Defeats Behr in Four-Set Longwood Match
W A Larned former national tennis champion defeated Carl Behr in four sets at Longwood Cricket Club. Behr started strong taking the second set before Larned won the last two sets 6 2 and 6 3 to claim the match before a record crowd.
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Oppose Lynn Elevated Road Hearing in Lynn
Lynn citizens crowded a rail road commission hearing to oppose elevating Boston & Maine tracks through Lynn. The B and M and B&N rail lines approved, but no decision was issued. Remonstrants included Frank D. Allen and Charles Allen Taber. Mayor Barney, City Solicitor Parsons, and lawyer Niles attended.
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Two Teams Question Central Juniors Title
The Pacific A. C. of Cambridge challenges the Central Juniors of East Boston to a three game series for the Greater Boston title. The first match is set at Town Field Dorchester on Saturday August 4 with expenses shared.
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Father Held Without Bail in Infant Death Murder Case
Arthur S S Hoxie of Sandwich is held without bail after a grand jury charged him with murder in the death of his infant son on July 22. Medical Examiner Dr R H Faunce testified that the child died from blows to the head and chest and that Hoxie admitted striking the child and using a stick for chastisement. The court refused manslaughter and set bail for the October grand jury session.
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Tenney 100K Close Game as Boston Tops Reds 4 3
Boston defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 at South End Grounds in a tight game. Pfeffer limited the Reds to two walks and 11 strikeouts while Tenney, Bates, and Brain produced early runs. Cincinnati rallied in the sixth with a homer by Schlei, but Boston held on amid miscues and an injury to O Neill.
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Chicago Wins After Ninth Inning Errors In Philadelphia
Chicago made only one hit until the ninth inning when Dug Gleby’s error and two subsequent hits produced two runs, giving Chicago the game. Philadelphia fielded sharply and played a brisk game.
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New York Shut Out St Louis 3–0 in Baseball Game
National brief reports New York defeated St Louis 3 to 0 as pitcher Taylor limited the visitors to four hits.
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St. Louis
Taylor
Baseball box score notes from a Fraser Pfeffer game
Play-by-play lines show Fraser and Pfeffer with 11 hits for Pfeffer and 3 for Fraser. Double play credited to Siegle Huggins and Hall. Pitch-by-pitch by Fraser and Pfeffer hit by pitch counts. Time and umpire details listed with attendance 1728.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg 3 2 In Tenacious Park Contest
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 3 to 2 at Washington Park with a seventh inning tie and an eighth inning rally. Casey Lumley and Jordan delivered key hits for Brooklyn in the victory.
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Amateur swimmer Jabez Wolffe quits English Channel attempt
Dover reports that Jabez Wolffe, the amateur swimmer, began a new attempt to cross the English Channel last night but abandoned the effort early this morning due to an injured leg.
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