Doves Top Reds Twice In South End Doubleheader
The Red Sox? No, the Doves triumphed 5 to 4 in game one and 5 to 0 in game two at South End grounds. Boston’s Al Mattern pitched masterfully in the second contest while Bill Burns faltered for the Reds. Bud Sharpe starred with three timely hits in the nightcap and Sam Frock opened the first game with a solid start.
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Reds Edge Doves in Early Scoring Flurry
Cincinnati faced early pressure as Al Mattern excelled on the mound for the Reds while Griffsith shuffled his rotation to throw in Big Bill Burns for the second game. Bescher sparked the offense with a first inning single, and a Basher to third led to critical run scoring before Abner and Smith combined on a precise throw to nab Hobby at the plate.
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Sharpe Celebrated by Playing a Grand Game
Bud Sharpe impressed in a doubleheader by playing clean fielding and solid hitting. He went 4 for 7 at the plate and handled 24 chances without an error. A near collision on Herzog's throw but Bescher's slide produced only a shoe injury to Sharpe.
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Cubs Blank the Giants in 3-0 Victory
Chicago pitcher Pfeister led a 3-0 win over New York as the Cubs blanked the Giants. The left-hander matched a steady effort with strong support from infielders and sensational stops by Evers and sinker. New York outfielders handled 14 chances, with Murray and Seymour posting more put-outs than Merkle at first base.
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Scores Report From Hockey Night In The East
Baltimore beat Buffalo 9 to 4 while Montreal topped Providence 3 to 1. Toronto at Jersey City and Rochester at Newark experienced rain.
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Bresnahan in Disgust Goes Into Box Himself
In Brooklyn on August 3 the game paused by rain features Bresnahan ignoring his gear and pitching in disgust after three wild relievers. Brooklyn wins their third straight as Hugings and Konetchy clash with umpire Eason in the ninth amid lively fielding and errors.
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Collins Turns In Strong Day At Bat And In Field
Bill Collins had a fine day yesterday with four hits in four at bats in game one and one single in four chances in game two. He also made a pretty running catch in the eighth inning of game one, spearing a low liner hit by Larry McLean near the left foul line.
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Pirates Sweep Phillies in Doubleheader Action
Pittsburg wins both games in Philadelphia. Magee shines with a home run three-bagger two doubles and two singles. First game costly Philadelphia errors set the tone. second game Pittsburg bats click for a 9 to 2 win as Leifield and Moren split mound duties with Leifield fanning five.
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Puckish Scores Highlight Midweek Hockey Card
Louisville defeats Minneapolis 6 to 2 while Indianapolis tops St. Paul 4 to 3 and Kansas City wins 2 to 1 over Toledo. Columbus Milwaukee game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Boston Blues Triumph Over Fort Andrews in Fast Game
The Boston Blues defeated Fort Andrews yesterday at Hull 7 to 5 in a fast game. Phoenix powered the offense and J Murphy hit a bases loaded triple to spark the rally, drawing features for the day.
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Fast Double Play Ends League's Fastest Runner
In the first inning of the second game the Dove defense executed a rare double play on the league's fastest runner. Bescher stood on third and Hobby on first as a double steal was signaled. Hobby slid to second, Smith threw to Shean, then Smith and Herzog completed the relay to Abby, forcing Bescher at third.
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Worcester Takes Lead in New England League Race
Worcester swept Lowell with 4 to 1 and 5 to 0 wins as pitched by Van Dyke and Cullamore. Lowell’s Tyler wildness sparked Worcester’s opening victory and the visitors maintained winning play throughout the twin bill.
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Brockton Beats Se Lee In Pitchers Duel
Brockton mustered 9 left on base as Maybohm allowed 8 hits in 7 2 3 innings while Hicks went 7 2 3 with 8 hits. Henriksen and Kruger produced two base hits apiece, and Harrison, Pape, and Maybohm contributed late offense as Beockton and Se Lee swapped runs in a tight nine inning game.
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Lynn Wins 7 1 as Fall River Errors Favor Lynn
Lynn bunched hits and capitalized on Fall River errors to win 7 to 1. Cargo and Burg stood out on defense while Abbott and Wormwood pitched for their teams in a game denoted by selective fielding and timely hits.
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Conn League Scores Prompt Round Results
Holyoke defeated New Haven 19 to 7 while Springfield blanked Bridgeport 1 0. Northampton crushed Hartford 8 to nothing and New Britain beat Waterbury 4 to 1.
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Ninth and Eleventh Bats Stir Late Baseball Tilt
Havernhill edges New Bedford 4 to 3 as Cunningham delivers a three base hit and drives in key runs. MecTighe and Bushelman split pitching duties with 8 and 5 strikeouts respectively, while McTighe and OToole allow most of the balls in play. Umpire Connolly presides over a 2h 28m game.
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No Petty Larceny Among the National Sun Gods
The National Sun Gods drew fans at the park with honest behavior as 17 balls hit into the bleachers between yesterday and the day before were all returned to play rather than retained by spectators.
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