Boston Red Sox and Braves Lead National League Batting Standings
The weekly baseball notes show Sweeney of the Braves closing on Zimmerman of the Cubs, with Speaker and Cobb pursuing the leaders in batting. Jackson and McInnis remain threats while Milan dominates base stealing. Red Sox run leaders and fielding shifts are noted, along with several individual batting losses and gains across both leagues.
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Eddie Plank Dominates But Phillies Top St Louis 8 3
Eddie Plank was strong in most innings but Philadelphia hitters tagged home runs and miscues as they beat St Louis 8 to 3 in the opener. Maggert Lapp Strunk led the offense with key hits as Ad ams and Brown struggled on the mound for St Louis.
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Walsh Weakens in Eighth as Senators Beat Cubs
Washington defeated Chicago 3 to 2 in the opener of the series after a pitching duel between Walsh and Hughes. Walsh carried Griffith’s men through seven frames with one hit allowed, then surrendered three runs in the eighth. Hughes allowed two hits in eight innings and faced no one out in the ninth before Johnson pitched.
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Red Sox Triumph After Slugfest With Naps
Boston edges Cleveland 8 to 6 as heavy hitting from Gardner and Speaker offsets erratic pitching by Collins O'Brien and Gregg. Tris Speaker acrobatic catch in the eighth preserves the lead and caps a wild opening day for both clubs.
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Ray Collins
Buck O’brien
Boston Red Sox
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Red Sox pitchers earn four spots in top twelve of league
The Red Sox place Wood second Hall sixth Collins seventh and Bedient eighth, securing four of the first twelve in the American League. Washington Athletics Detroit Chicago Cleveland share remaining spots while the Giants lead the National League with five. Chicago and the Pirates each hold three places and Philadelphia has one.
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Pirates
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Cobb Powerful Bat Secures Tigers Victory Over New York
Ty Cobb powered Detroit with two three base hits while scoring the first run in the sixth. Cobb delivered a sharp line drive between Zinn and Hartzell in the next inning to drive in Lake and Bush as Detroit defeated New York 4 to 1. Cobb batted for Ford in the ninth. game details note two-base hits by Stanage and a three-base effort by Cobb.
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Detroit
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Forlorn Reds Meet Braves In Cincinnati Series
The Reds face the Braves in Cincinnati as they look to rebound after four losses in five against the Pirates. The series opens this afternoon at 8 15 with cautious optimism about improved form.
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Jersey City Routs Rochester 2 0 in Jersey City
Jersey City defeats Rochester 2 0 at home to gain a league win while Montreal beats Newark 8 6 in a separate matchup. The card records two late game outcomes with distinct team names and scores.
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