Hall Fans Bases Loaded Suppress Hall’s Ninth Inning Strikeouts
Boston fans witnessed Hall strike out Cobb and Crawford with the bases full in the ninth, after Pape filled the bases. The feat matched or surpassed past marks by Morgan and drew cautious excitement for what today may bring, as foul tips aided Hall with two crucial outs.
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Athletics Close Up on the Tigers
Philadelphia shut out St. Louis 3 to 0 in a home game. The Athletics scored all runs via five of six hits off pitcher Petty and a Wallace error in the fifth and sixth innings.
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Montreal Defeats Providence in Lopsided Hockey Tilt
Montreal defeated Providence 9 to 1 in a decisive game. Buffalo beat Jersey City 9 to 6 while Newark lost to Toronto. Baltimore played Rochester with weather affecting the field.
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Pad Boston Garter Promises Secure Fit and Comfort
The advertisement touts the Pad Boston Garter with a rubber button clasp that resists slipping and prevents metal rubs on the leg. It emphasizes a smooth sock fit and a padded, shaped design for comfort and reliability.
Carrigan Uses Nerve To Foil Runner At Third
Carrigan squares off with the runner and denies heading home as he blocks the third base attempt. He previously stopped Sam Crawford at the plate, saving a run while Moriarty exchanges wary glances, recalling a Detroit clash with Carrigan.
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Washington and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Washington
In the first game Becker held Chicago to two hits as Washington won 3 to 1. In the second game Chicago surged to a 4 to 2 victory behind Hovik and Olmstead, with strong hitting from Schaefer Tannehill and Callahan.
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Birmingham dominates Memphis in twin bill
Birmingham won the first game 8 to 2 and the second 5 to 0 against Memphis. Chattanooga blanked New Orleans 2–0. Nashville hosted Montgomery with rain delay.
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Local Scores Report In Front Page Brief
Springfield blanked Bridgeport 9 0 while Hartford edged Waterbury 2 1 and New Britain beat New Haven 2 1 in regional games.
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Glorious Double Victory for Red Sox Over Tigers
The Red Sox secure a double victory over Detroit with key pitching by Hall and Pape. Cobb and Crawford fail to spark the Tigers in the late rally, while Speaker Gardner and Wood star for Boston in a day that drew large crowds and solidified the team’s strong performance.
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Good Matches Feature Press Club Tourney
The Wollaston Golf Club hosted the Boston Press Club championship with eight divisions reaching semi finals. Hoyt of Alliston beat Murphy 3 and 1 while Raymond of Chestnut Hill defeated Squirer 2 and 1, as rounds continued and consolations set up for today. An open handicap stroke event follows tomorrow with entry fee and prizes offered.
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Boston Red Sox Rally In Opener Against Opponents
Joe Wood started for Boston as Davy Jones, Cobb and Crawford produced early hits. Delehanty, Yerkes, and Carrigan contributed, with Wagner scoring on errors and Hooper delivering a bases loaded bunt to push across another run. Eng forced Yerkes home as Speaker struck out.
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Detroit at Boston and other 1940s matchups
Detroit plays Boston while St Louis meets Philadelphia Cleveland faces New York Chicago takes on Washington in a set of intra league games.
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Tigers Triumph Or Suffer? Inaccurate Fifth Inning Rally Recap
A detailed baseball inning by inning recap shows Stanage and Jones loading bases in the fifth for the Tigers, but Bush strikes out twice. Fielding miscues hurt Wood in the sixth and Delehanty scores on Engle’s grounder. Moriarty and Yerkes have key plays, while Boston’s Gardner and Bush spark late scoring before Wood holds in the ninth.
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Red Sox Tie Tigers In Tight Second Game Play
In a tense second game between Boston and Detroit the Red Sox capitalized on Stanage errors and base running. Wagner stole second and Hooper scored on a wild throw while Speaker and Riggert reached base. Crawford opened Detroit’s reply with a double and the Tigers matched Boston’s two run effort.
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Naps Win in Poor Fielding Contest
Cleveland defeats New York 10-8 in a seesaw series opener marked by poor pitching and fielding. Cleveland hitters collected five hits off Quinn in the ninth inning to pull away and claim the win.
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Scoring Summary From League Baseball Action
Kansas City defeated Toledo 6 to 1 while Columbus won 14 to 6 against Minneapolis. Milwaukee edged Milwaukee 1 to 0 in 11 innings. Indianapolis swept Louisville 0 to 6 and St Paul 1 in a separate scoreline.
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Moslem II Wins Coast Championship Race in Close Tie
In Providence August 2 Moslem II by H M Bloomfield wins the 18 feet coast championship race. The Arrow owned by B C Hirst Jr is disqualified for unsportsmanlike sailing leaving Narragansett boats leading Mass boats by a slim margin in percentage.
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Touchard and Little Win National Doubles Finalists
Gus Touchard and Raymond Little of New York, eastern champions, defeated C B Doyle and H E Doyle of Washington in the national preliminaries at Onwentsia Club. They clinched the right to challenge Hackett and Alexander for the national doubles title on August 22 at Newport R I. Score 6 1 4 6 6 4 1 6 6 3.
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Baldwin to Meet Frayne in 20 Round Salt Lake City Bout
Johnny Frayne of San Francisco has been matched to meet Matty Baldwin of Boston in a 20 round bout in Salt Lake City on August 15.
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Connie Mack Wires Heartfelt Thanks
Philadelphia August 2. P J Donovan manager of the Boston American Baseball Club expresses gratitude to Connie Mack. Cornelius M Gillicuddy noted in the message.
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