Pirates Triumph 1 0 on Lone Run Against Braves
In a tight pitchers duel the Pirates beat the Braves 1 to 0 as Carey drew a walk and scored on McKechnie’s single in the first inning. Brown bested Hendrix in a stellar defensive game with four Pirates hits to three for the Braves. Honus Wagner starred in left field and on a pivotal 200 foot relay, while Carey also contributed a notable defensive play in the eighth inning.
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Bresnahan On Bench Loses For His Team
Philadelphia beat St. Louis 4 to 3 aided by a balk call in the fifth when Bresnahan left the visitors bench and Sallee stopped delivering. Paskett scored the winning run on a S Magee sacrifice fly. Bescher and Mitchell produced key hits as New York beat Cincinnati 5-4 in a separate note.
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New York Beats Cincinnati Twice to Sweep Series
The New York Giants defeated the Cincinnati Reds twice, extending their winning streak to five against Cincinnati. Marsans hit a homer to put the Reds ahead in the eighth, Bescher on base, Crandall drove in the tying and winning runs with a ninth inning single. Crandall started the second game but was relieved after Cincinnati's five consecutive hits.
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Chicago Beats Brooklyn 9 to 3 in Easy Victory
Chicago won 9 to 3 over Brooklyn as Yingling struggled early and Barger's fourth inning rally produced four more runs. Reulbach held Brooklyn scoreless into the ninth before mild relief. Manager Chance used several substitutes after the sixth inning.
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Baseball twinbill results near Atlanta and Chattanooga
In Atlanta at Birmingham 2, Atlanta 1. Birmingham 5, Atlanta 1. At Chattanooga Chattanooga 6, Montgomery 4. At Nashville Mobile 4, Nashville 0.
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Locke Denies Bid but Opens Door to Boston Club Role
The article notes Willie Locke’s soft denial of a presidency bid for the Braves while suggesting he remains a strong candidate. James E. Gaffney, treasurer and sale owner, has not formally offered the Braves presidency to Locke but expresses high regard for him and belief in his qualifications.
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Gaffney Might Lead Club If He Takes The Presidency
Yesterday no new developments emerged in the clubs presidency question while members awaited today’s meeting. Gaffney is seen as likely to take the post temporarily due to his extensive outside business interests and majority stock ownership. He would relinquish control once a suitable successor is found and ready to lead the club.
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Red Sox Fall 2 1 to Browns in St Louis Defeat
In maroon uniforms the Red Sox lost 2 to 1 at Browns Park. Boston outhit the Browns but could not score after the fourth inning. Gardner hit a cheap homer for St Louis and O'Brien pitched strongly for Boston but the offense failed to drive in runs. Speaker and Lewis struggled at the plate as bunting woes plagued Boston in key innings.
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Callahan's homer gives Chicago 2 1 victory over New York
Cal Callahan hit a home run to lift Chicago to a 2 to 1 win over New York. Chicago scored first on three singles and an error while New York had its lone run on a triple and a single. White pitched solidly despite being hit hard.
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District Matchups Spark Summer League Card
American pairings include Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia New England ties Haverhill at New Bedford Lowell at Lawrence Worcester at Lynn Brockton at Fall River
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Groom Keeps Tigers From Getting Too Gay
Washington defeats Detroit 6 to 3 as Groom’s pitching stifles Detroit’s heavy hitters. Shanks smashed a ball into a glurged play in the third inning and left the field unconscious before later recovering.
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Toledo Defeats Minneapolis and Milwaukee in Doubleheader
In Toledo, the first game ended 2-0 with Toledo besting Minneapolis. The second game saw Minneapolis claim a 3-1 win over Toledo. Earlier, Columbus defeated Milwaukee 19-5, and in Indiana, St. Paul beat Indianapolis, while Louisville and Kansas City produced a 7-4 result.
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Scores from regional games across Holyoke Bridgeport and New Haven
In Holyoke Hartford action Holyoke beat Hartford 8 to 2. Bridgeport defeated at RBridgeport Waterbury 5 to 2. New Haven swept Springfield 4 1 in the first game and 4 3 in the second.
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Rube Marquard Fined For Independent Ball
Rube Marquard star pitcher for the New York Giants was fined 25 dollars by the National Baseball Commission for pitching one inning for Port Chester New York an independent team He acted after telegraphing for permission and the commission ruled that no national agreement player may play with or against outside clubs during their contract period.
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