Stahl's Braves Get Back Into Their Championship Stride
Boston Red Sox defeated St Louis in St Louis opener as Stahl's Braves showed renewed form. Bedient limited Browns to five hits in six innings, while Boston struck in the sixth with three runs on timely hits and a key error by Stovall's group. Wagner and Yerkes made sharp plays, and Stahl stole second twice as Boston seized momentum in a dull, defense-heavy game.
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St Louis and Quakers split double header in Philadelphia
St Louis edged Philadelphia 4 2 in the opener while the home team won 6 0 in the second game. Brennan limited St Louis to two hits and a single base on balls as two runners were double grounded. National League president Lynch attended to view Al Orth debut as an umpire and perform well.
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St Louis Beats Boston in Extra Inning Pitch Battle
aBatted for Hogan in eighth. bBatted for Adams in ninth. Fixed St. Howes Sacrifice hits by Lewis Hooper. Double plays Pratt to Daly to Katina. Yerkes to Wagner to Stahl. Passed ball Snell. Stolen bases Stahl and Wagner. Walks Adams 38, Be dient 2. Struck out Adams 3, E Brown 1, Bedient 5. Hits Adams 7 in 8 2/3 innings, E Brown 1 in 1 inning. Left on base St. Louis 3, Boston 8. Time 1h 45m. Umpires O'Brien and Dineen.
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Senators Lose First West Game 4 1
Detroit beat Washington 4 to 1 marking their first West defeat this season. Pitchers Lake and Cashion delivered solid work. Lake homered to left field, a feat matched only by teammate Willett among his club. Bashang debuted in his first major league game.
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Bay State Yacht Massachusetts to race in New Orleans
The Massachusetts yacht, famed for winning the Seawanhaka cup for Manchester Yacht Club against Canada’s St Lawrence, is shipped to New Orleans to compete against the Seawanhaka. J M Kinabrow of the New Orleans Yacht Club owns the boat, aiming to lower the colors of the rival.
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Giants Shut Out Reds 7 0 in First Game of Series
New York Giants defeated Cincinnati Reds 7 to 0 in the opening game. Ames pitched well for New York, Fromme struggled for Cincinnati, and a Reds pinch hitter batted for Fromme in the eighth. Moore gave up five runs in relief. Bates was ejected for protesting a decision.
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Highlanders defeat Chicago Sox 12 to 3 in opener
Errors by Chicago and timely hits by New York led the Highlanders to a 12-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox in the series opener in Chicago. Sweeney starred at the plate with notable batting.
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Baseball matchups listed for major leagues and New England teams
National league pairings include Pittsburg at Boston, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Philadelphia, with Boston visiting St. Louis and New York visiting Chicago. New England fixtures feature Brockton at New Bedford, Haverhill at Fall River, Lawrence at Worcester, and Lynn at Lowell.
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Baseball scores from southern city games
In Nashville, Nashville-Nashville defeated Montgomery 6 to 4. Memphis won 8 to 2 over Birmingham in 11 innings. Chattanooga versus Mobile was rained out, as were games between Atlanta and New Orleans due to rain.
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Californians to play for national doubles title at Newport
Maurice McLaughlin and Thomas C. Bundy of California earned a Newport bid by defeating Walter T. Hayes and J. H. Winston at Onwentsia Club. Hayes and Winston fell in straight sets 6-0 7-5 6-3. In mixed doubles, Miss May Sutton and Bundy defeated Miss Mary K Browne and McLaughlin 6-4 6-4. All players were from California.
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Giants Buy Southern Pitcher Al Demaree
The New York National league club today announced the purchase of Pitcher Al Demaree of the Mobile club of the Southern league. Demaree, who had a trial with the New York Americans years ago, has pitched many shutout games for Mobile.
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Duffey S Column Rowing and Sports Echo Boston Spirit
Duffey lauds revival efforts for rowing in Boston led by Union Boat Club and A A clubs and notes Greer Wray and others pushing for a strong program on the Charles River. He highlights upcoming Scotch picnic events, a 10 mile race, Braves baseball progress, East Boston swimming carnival at Wood Island Park, and local boxing and tennis happenings with praise for Boston talents like Gardner.
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Boxing queries and track numbers from early 1900s sport notes
A compilation of sport questions and answers: Nat Young linked to Hygiene and playgrounds, Billy Barker’s Lynn club debut under Conway, Greer’s spring training with schoolboy rowers, DeMar’s BA A Marathon win in 1911, Dave Deshler’s boxing activity, and remarks on the National Sporting Club London rules. Also mentions boxing records, Innes’ early records series, Washington and league finishes, and US Sweden track results.
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