Nehf Star Shuts Pirates in Forbes Field Thriller
Pirates fall 2 0 as Art Nehf hurls a two hit shutout through six innings and Tony Boeckel drives in both runs. Boeckel and Nehf combine to stump Pittsburgh while Boston Braves manager Max Carey and George Cutshaw alter the lineup amid Beos? illness in Cincinnati. Powell remains in Cincinnati with throat illness.
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Reds Jump Top Place in League
Cincinnati moved into first place by beating the Giants 6 to 2 in the opening game of the series. Fred Toney struggled, leaving after five innings with the Reds ahead by four runs. Ring pitched well early but faltered in the sixth, loaded the bases, and was relieved by Eller who fanned five over the rest of the game.
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White Sox confident in pennant bid amid rain and fans
A crowd of about 13 000 attended as the White Sox center stage in a tense midweek contest against the Giants. Kid Gleason lauds his club’s power defense and speed and predicts a pennant, praising stars Cicotte Williams and Schalk while reflecting on past manager antics and the team’s depth.
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Magee’s Batting Keys Cubs Win Over Brooklyn
Hendrix limited Brooklyn to five hits while Chicago slugged Grimes for a 9 to 7 victory. Magee starred with bat and field as the Cubs earned the win in Chicago.
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New York Signs Ex Brown Pitcher Marco De Vitalis
The New York American league club signed Marco De Vitalis a former Brown University pitcher who played for Brown in 1916 and attended the Plattsburg officers training camp before being discharged from military service.
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New York Boxer Clinton to Box May in Lowell Bout Off
Johnny Clinton of New York announced he injured his hand and cannot box Eddie May of Philadelphia at the Crescent bar in Lowell. The cancellation affects plans for May to box Charley White in the near future.
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Chisox in Fenway Battles
Two games with the Chicago leaders at Fenway Park were postponed yesterday due to wet grounds and threatening weather. A double header was scheduled today as both clubs lack deep pitching, with Boston hoping for a strong showing led by Babe Ruth Vitt Scott and Wallie Schang.
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Babe Aims at 17th Home Run in Double Header
The article forecasts a big chance for Babe to break the home run record during today's double header. From 1:30 p.m. through the second game, fans will watch for his long drive as he seeks his 17th homer.
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