Red Sox fall to Naps as Leonard falters in finale
Boston suffers a 6 to 0 loss as Dutch Leonard exits early and Heinie Wagner sits out. Gardner Engel and Janvrin shine at times but lapses in the infield and weak hitting doom the club while Earl Moseley offers a promising relief showing. The Naps capitalize on early runs and a string of Boston errors.
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Tigers Land Hard on Senators Pitchers
Detroit pounds Washington pitchers with 8 runs on 13 hits including two-base hits by Bauman Morgan and a triple by Lake. Groom and Lake split pitching duties with 5 2 1 innings for Groom and Harper allowed 1 run in 4 innings. Detroit leaves 8 on base. Washington 6. Time 2h 20m.
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Chance to Stay With Yankees
Manager Frank Chance of the New York Yankees denied rumors he would resign at season end. He said he was perplexed by the Los Angeles origin of the report and was content with the club’s outlook and working conditions.
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Chance Signals No Resignation From New York Club
Chance declares he has no plan to resign as manager of the New York club and outlines a long term rebuild to field a pennant contender. He cites ongoing scouting and player acquisition, expects Zettler and two new players soon, and praises relations with president Farrell while affirming commitment to the team and city.
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Browns Win Another From the Athletics
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 5 to 8 in a six inning rally, halted by darkness in the eighth. Key hits included Balenti and Pratt doubles, Williams single, and a wild throw by Collins allowing two runs. Mitchell started strong for St Louis, while Shawkey pitched for Philadelphia. The game started after a light shower with darkness ending play late in the eighth.
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Lajoie Proves He Still Has Cloud Beneath the Sox
In three games Larry Lajoie hits 5 safeties in 11 at bats for a .455 average while fielding second base with 11 putouts and 11 assists. He also made a critical one handed catch off Duffy Lewis at a crucial moment possibly saving runs and keeping faith with Boston fans.
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Sports matchups listed for three regional schedules
American games include Cleveland at Boston, two games, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Washington. National games feature Boston at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New England pairings cover Brockton at New Bedford, Lawrence at Fall River, Lynn at Portland, Worcester at Lowell.
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Matty Baldwin and Manager on Outs
Matty Baldwin and his manager left for Boston this morning with Baldwin hoping to return within a few months to redeem himself with local fans. Murphy gave no comment on a Coast return and it is believed the pair will part ways upon reaching the East.
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Pittsfield-Pittsfield 1 New London 0 in 10 innings
Pittsfield defeats New London 1 0 in a ten inning game as rain postpones all other contests.
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Rochester-Rochester game slips to nine to four loss
International League results show Rochester drop to nine four to Baltimore while Montreal beats Newark five one. Buffalo defeats Jersey City six to one and Toronto edges Providence eight seven.
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Mathewson Shuts Down Chicago in 5 2 Win for New York
Christy Mathewson pitched a five hit gem with no walks to halt Chicago’s league lead, while New York backed him with sharp defense and timely hitting. Fletcher stole second and Merkle tripled to drive in runs, with two more scoring in the ninth on Bridwell errors.
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Saratoga Racing Opens With Six-Event Card
Saratoga N Y August 1 The four day meet begins tomorrow at Saratoga Association with six races headlined by the Saratoga handicap run at a mile and a quarter From 41 entries six are expected to start Lathore top weight 110 pounds with Cock-o-the-Walk 107 GM Miler 105 Rob R 100 Rolling Stone 9 Colonel Holloway 92 Whisk Broom 11 noted to carry 135 pounds The event has evolved in distance since 1906 and record holder Dandelion carried 113 pounds the 1906 winner with a time of 2042 5
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Rain Stops Tennis Play in New York Championship
Rain spoiled the New York State lawn tennis championship at Crescent A C Bay Ridge. Only two second round matches were completed: G. S. Groesbeck beat R. Perry 6-2 6-4, and R. W. Seabury defeated J. M. Holcome Jr. 6-8 6-3. Doubles postponed to Monday and singles to continue tomorrow.
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Baldwin Fails to Impress in Ring at Catch Weights
The report notes Baldwin’s lackluster showing after a toss at catch weights, with he attributed the ordinary display to the opponent’s tactics and the weight conditions. It highlights a subdued performance rather than a decisive victory or loss.
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Red Sox buy Albin Carlstrom from Lawrence team
Lawrence Massachusetts August 1 Albin Carlstrom first baseman for the local New England League club has been sold to the Boston Red Sox for 2500 dollars. Carlstrom will report in the fall.
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Knights of Columbus Title Game Set at McNary Park
The South Moston and Santa Maria Councils of the Knights of Columbus will meet at 3 o clock at McNary Park to decide the league championship with Knights from nearly every council attending.
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Southern League results include Memphis and Atlanta blowouts
In Memphis New Orleans defeated Memphis 8 to 1. Montgomery lost to Mobile 6 to 8. Birmingham edged Chattanooga 2 to 1. Atlanta swept two games against Nashville 8 1 in the first game and 5 2 in the second game.
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Hess Holds Cardinals Down in Braves Win
Otto Hess, veteran southpaw, limited the St. Louis Cardinals to two hits as the Boston Braves cruised 8-0. Doak struggled despite 11 Braves hits, while Hess added a homer and guided the Braves to the shutout with strong pitching.
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Pirates Win Out In Tenth Inning
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 6 9 in ten innings after Miller's double and Simons' single in the tenth. Wilson homer and Miller single previously produced two more runs in the fourth. Allen and Adams pitched well for Pittsburgh while Daubert and Wheat starred for Brooklyn with key hits.
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Phillies Ease Past Reds in Low-Scoring Win
Phillies beat Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Knabe Egan and Lohbert led with two bases, Johnson and Packard held the Reds to six hits. Cravath Lebert Devore Sheckard stole bases, with Groh Berghammer to Hoblitzell turning a double play.
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