Lowell Beats Lawrence 4 to 2 in Baseball Clash
Lowell defeats Lawrence 4 to 2 at Lawrence with a second inning rally and a third inning homer by Cooney. Wright shines with 18 putouts in 19 chances as two base hits by Moulton and Breymaier, plus Cooney’s homer, pace the win.
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Worcester shuts out New Bedford in 3 0 victory
Worcester beats New Bedford 3 to 0 as Hale allows only one hit despite facing 28 batters. Weaver drives in all runs with a three base hit and two-base hit while McDonald earns the win with one strikeout and no walks.
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Haverhill Triumphs Over Lynn 6 To 1 In Quick Game
Haverhill took a 6 to 1 win over Lynn in a rapidly played afternoon matchup. Hogge extended his win streak to seven consecutive games with strong support from teammates. Abbott began on the mound for Lynn but left after the first inning. Barry relieved and kept Haverhill from scoring until the second inning, with notable defensive play by Wallace.
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Brockton Wins 10th-Inning Victory Over Fall River
In Brockton Aug 4 Boardman hit a home run in the 10th to lift Brockton past Fall River 4 to 8. Fall River tied in the ninth with one run, and Brockton scored the winning run with none out. Key plays include two-base hits by Lonergan Jensen Kopf and three-base Bowcock with the homer by Boardman and Hickman.
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Cleveland Beats New York for Third Straight Win
Cleveland defeated New York 10 to 3 behind Falkenberg’s strong pitching. Caldwell and Quinn endured hard hits as the Indians secured their third consecutive victory today.
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Red Sox rally to down Tigers and reclaim second place
Boston strengthens grip on second with a 4th straight win over Detroit as Charlie Hall’s third inning homer sparks the offense. Jack Killilay superbly shuts down Detroit while Wagner’s defense and Hooper’s multi hit day cement the victory.
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Hooper a Puzzle at the Plate for Boston
Hooper is described as one of the hardest men in the country to pitch to and his basegetting is frequent. The Boston infield debates playing in for bunts or back for power to avoid barked shins. He can bunt effectively and also hit for power.
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Detroit at Boston and three other NBA matchups
Detroit faces Boston while St. Louis visits Philadelphia and Cleveland goes to New York with Chicago at Washington as the late-season schedule unfolds.
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Tigers Batting Spotlight As Boston Takes Lead
The Tigers practise batting amid a rough series while Cobb and Crawford take extra swings. Hall’s pitching steadies Boston as Hall, Mullin, and Delehanty contribute hits. Hank Green’s team edges Detroit with Hall’s costly walk and a decisive two-base hit by Sam Jones.
Red Sox sweep Tigers with historic home four-game edge
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers yesterday to achieve their first four-game home win streak against Detroit in franchise history. Under Jennings' leadership, Boston finally delivered a sustained punch at home, a feat never before accomplished against the Tigers.
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Tigers vs Red Sox tense midgame recap with saves
The third out was recorded as the Tigers rallied. Boston replied with two runs off Mullin. Wagner reached on Rush's fumble, Gardner advanced on Cobb’s fumble, and Heinie moved to third. Riggert grounded out as Wagner scored. Gardner was nabbed between bases on Yerkes’ contact. Nanamaker’s dash and Hall’s drive produced Sox runs, but Killilay relieved Hall after a wild stretch. Hooper’s superb pitching kept Boston alive as Speaker started the next rally.
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Ty Cobb Twice Nailed On First In Double Plays
In Boston, Ty Cobb was twice put out at first on consecutive double plays. Donie Bush started on first base both times as Cobb hit to Wagner, who quickened the play and threw to first to erase Cobb's advancing lead.
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Tigers Aim to Break Attendance Record in Boston Series
The Detroit Tigers near 58,000 fans in three days, with about 30,000 expected for today’s game as four-day Boston visit threatens a record crowd.
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Tigers and Red Sox Feature Dramatic Baseball Double Plays
Walked and then on a double steal Hooper scored. The fifth inning showcased a spectacular double play as Cobb hit to Wagner who made a remarkable stop, touched Bush, and threw to Cobb for the out at first. Engle aided Boston with a twin killing in the seventh, while Wagner turned a sharp double play off Cobb in the eighth and Namemaker’s throw nailed Lathers at third on a steal attempt in the ninth.
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Eastern League Scores Report
Providence defeats Montreal 2 to 1 as Rochester bests Newark 5 to 3. Jersey City routs Toronto 38 to 4 while Baltimore shuts out Buffalo 9 to 0.
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Baseball scores from five New England league games
Springfield defeated Hartford 8 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader that went 10 innings. The second game ended 5 to 5 after 10 innings at darkness. New Britain won 3 to 0 over Waterbury, and Bridgeport edged New Haven 5 to 3.
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Senators Sweep White Sox in twin bill, 1-0 and 3-2
Washington wins both games of a doubleheader against Chicago. The opener lasts 11 innings with eight sensational plays including Ford and Walker catches. Cashion debuts in the second game, holding the White Sox to three scattered hits. Zeider Sullivan and Henry exit injured. Street benched by the umpire.
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