Tigers Rally Past Athletics to Take First in AL
Detroit trailed 3 2 after nine innings but exploded for four runs in the tenth to beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 at Shibe Park. Cobb Crawford Delehanty scored as Moriarity and O’Leary delivered key hits while Mullin fanned for Philadelphia. Final lines show Detroit claiming top position in the American League standings.
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Mullin
Jones
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Delehanty
Connie Mack
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Moriarity
O'Leary
Strunk
Thomas
Lapp
Lord
Oldring
Collins
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Graduates to Coach Eli Crew for Yale Boat 1898
New York July 31 Plarfs announced plans for a graduate coaching system at Yale rowing. Radcliffe Romeyn captain of next year’s crew selected James O Rodgers 98 as head coach for the coming year.
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Yale Names Advisory Committee for Coach Rodgers
Coach Rodgers will be aided by an advisory committee led by captain Frederick W. Allen of the 1899 and 1900 crews. Other members include Alfred Cowles 1886 captain Frederick Stevenson 1888 Payne Whitney 1898 Augustus Blagden 1901 and Elliott P. Frost 1910 with Mr Allen as chairman. Yale notes Rodgers rowed on the freshman crew and the 1896 Henley crew and captained the 1898 football team.
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Frederick W. Allen
Alfred Cowles
Frederick Stevenson
Payne Whitney
Augustus Blagden
Elliott P. Frost
Allen
Henley
Yale
Bob’’ Cook
John Kennedy
Wise Jack Powell Holds Red Sox to Single Win
Powell shuts out the Red Sox in Boston as New York, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, and others play. Collins walks five times, Mitchell four, Wood one. Collins fans nine, Mitchell two, double play, wild pitch, and errors chain the action.
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Boston
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Chicago
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce 5000 Stake Enlivens Grand Circuit Meet
Detroit July 31 Excellent racing and fast times marked the four events at the Grand Circuit meeting opening at the State fair grounds. The main event, the Chamber of Commerce 5000 stake for 2.13 pacers, narrowed to a two horse race as Vernon McKinney and Branham Baughman led the field through the last three heats.
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Branham Baughman
St. Louis Browns Defeat Boston in Second Game Slugfest
The Browns benefited from veteran pitcher Jack Powell outdueling the Red Sox in yesterday's second game of a double header. Boston had little help from others in the lineup and the loss cost them a chance to keep pace with the White Sox for third place.
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White Sox
Boston
Donovan
White Sox Dominate Highlanders in Opening Twin Bill
Chicago Americans overwhelm New Yorks 13 to 0 in the first game as Ray Collins exits after a rough ninth. Joe Wood finishes, Boston wins 3 2. Second game sees Browns rally with Powell keeping Sox in check. Riegert leads Boston with three hits.
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Johnson Holds The Naps To Two Runs In Washington Win
Johnson shut down the Cleveland Naps as Washington won 5 to 2. In the fourth inning he lined a ball at pitcher James, knocking him down and forcing his removal. Kaler took over on the mound.
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Kaler
Mare Fanny Stanton Delays Race and Vernon McKinney Wins Heat
A race was slowed by Fanny Stanton's behavior before the field started. Vernon McKinney took the next three heats after finishing fifth in the first, narrowly held off by Branham Baughman as Peter the Second struggled later. The card lists multiple pacers and times from the 2:19 trot to 2:05 pace with purses around $1000.
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Star King
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Moslem IT Wins First 18-Foot Race at Edgewater Yacht Club
H M Bloomfield's Moslem IT led from start to finish in the interstate 18-foot series opener at Edgewood, beating Narragansett Bay rival Dorothy by seven minutes amid shifting winds. Arrow II and Dorothy chased, while Kittewake V Aurora and Wanderer VI followed, leaving Massachusetts scoring 1.8338 to Narragansett Bay 1.667.
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Arrow
Wanderer VI
Craft
Blum of Fall River Twirls No Hit Game
Blum the Fall River pitcher threw a no hit no run game in Lawrence as four walked. The double header split with Lawrence winning the first game and Fall River taking the second. Aside from Blum's effort in the second game there were no notable features in today's action.
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Haverhill
Brockton Rolls Over Lowell 9-0 In Big League Win
Brockton dominated Lowell as Henriksen McLane Connaughton and Howard led a 9 run barrage. Maehlin lasted two innings before being relieved as Brockton built a 6 run second inning. Final score 9 to 0 with Brockton piling up hits and Lowell misfiring on defense.
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Magee
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Flaharty
Fick Coe
Worcester Defeats New Bedford in Tight Baseball Tilt
Worcester edges New Bedford 7 to 6 as McDonald and Wesver lead late scoring. Bunting Aubrey Crum and Bue contribute for Worcester while New Bedford mounts a comeback with scattered hits and costly errors.
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Wesver
Bunting
Aubrey
Crum
Bue
New Bedford Holds Worcester In Tight Baseball Tilt
Players named include Sweatt Bauman Ness and Merrill from New Bedford with Poo-base hits by McArone Crum. Bauman Merrill Tussell and Sacrifice hits by Ness Rutrange Bunting Aubrey. Rising stole a base. double plays MacDouxald to Bauman Weaver to Aubrey. New Bedford left on 4 Worcester 2. McDonald walked 3 times. Ness hit by pitch. Halo struck out 4. Time 1 40. Umpire Rotry.
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Lynn 4 Haverhill 1 in New England league game
Lynn wins 4 1 against Haverhill in a fast New England league contest on July 1. Ferris pitched effectively until Lynn's eighth inning hitting spree. Haverhill's lone run came on a wild pitch by Reiger in the ninth.
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