Cox Sweeps Pittsburg Meet With Three Wins
Walter R. Cox the New Hampshire driver won three of four races on the final day of the Pittsburg meeting. He took the 2:18 trot with Arona McKinney the 2:15 pace with Baron A and the 2:20 pace with Myrtle Baron. Don Densmore won the free for all pacing championship with Evelyn W. challenging throughout.
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One Base on Balls Dooms Brooklyn in Nighttime Duel
In Brooklyn on August 9 Allen issued a base on balls with Miller on first and two outs in a night game against Robinson. Robinson followed with a double driving in Pittsburg’s two runs. Smith doubled and Hummel singled in the ninth. Brooklyn loaded the bases with one out but Phelps and Erwin popped to the infield.
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Rain Intervenes as Scores Reach Narrow Advances in Midwest Lines
In Louisville and Toledo action, Louisville 5 Milwaukee 2 in game one before rain halted play. Toledo led St Paul 4 2 and 2 2 in the two games, while Columbus faced Kansas City and Indianapolis Minneapolis Indianapolis with rain affecting schedules.
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Postpone Columbus Avenue Meet Due to Regrading
The track events at Columbus Avenue play ground are cancelled today owing to regrading of the track inclosure. The meet is rescheduled for August 17.
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Tigers Narrowly Escape Whitewash in Boston Loss
Boston Red Sox defeated Detroit 6 to 1 as Hugh Bedient outpitched George Mullin after a shaky start. Ty Cobb delivered Detroit’s lone run with a first inning double, while Boston broke the game open in the fourth and fifth innings.
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Position of Leaders in American League
The Red Sox lead Washington by seven games and Philadelphia by eleven, with an 18 percent edge over Chicago. The article notes a failed steal of third and Mullin relief in the sixth. Sox pitchers and fielders held off the Tigers as three reached base in the final five innings. The score is not completed in the fragment.
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Slugging Game Ends in Chicago's Favor
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a slugging game. Philadelphia led early after two passes an error and two hits but Chicago rallied with bunched hits a wild pitch and an error to tally five runs and chase Brown in the second inning.
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Naps Top Yankees 8 1 as 15 Strike Outs Mark Game
Cleveland defeated New York 8 to 1 on August 9 behind Gregg outpitching Moc Connell. Fifteen hitters fanned, with Sac hits by Gregg and Daniels and four walks for Gregg. Fielding errors and double plays noted. umpires listed Egan and Sheridas.
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Baseball Matchups Scattered Across Cities
Boston plays Detroit and Chicago faces Boston while New York meets Cleveland. Philadelphia faces Chicago as Pittsburg meets Brooklyn. St Louis hosts New York and Cincinnati visits Philadelphia. New England teams Lowell Fall River Lawrence Haverhill Brockton Lynn Worcester New Bedford also in action.
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Cubs Triumph 9 7 Over Braves In Nail-Biter
The Cubs defeated the Braves 9 to 7 in a hard fought game decided in the ninth inning. Chicago outhit Atlanta and excelled in fielding and base running while taking advantage of key situations to secure the win.
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Cubs Fall Short in Braves Tilt After Close Contests
Boston pitcher Tyler struggled while George Jackson starred in the field for the Cubs. Sweeney and Zimmerman matched two hits each, and Leifield was driven from the game by fourth inning errors. Braves rallied in a late stretch, but Chicago kept pace until a tight ninth inning ending two runs back.
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Devlin Drives In Run As Jackson Sparks Infield Play
Devlin hit for an RBI and forced Jackson at third on a grounder. Bridwell flied to Schulte in the next at bat.
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Rain Shortened Doubleheader Highlights Key Dashes
In Chattanooga, Chattanooga scored five to New Orleans four before rain halted play in the second inning of the second game. In Atlanta, Atlanta beat Mobile three to two. Memphis weather delayed events with rain in Montgomery and Memphis.
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Pilgrim A A to Show Wolgast-Rivers Fight Night
Pilgrim Club screens moving pictures of Wolgast vs Rivers from California next Wednesday. An all star boxing card follows with three 10 round bouts featuring Walsh vs Brannigan, Gallant vs Terry, Nelson vs Robinson. The film allegedly shows the controversial double knockout across 13 rounds.
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Cardinals Take Opener From Giants
New York, a 9, St. Louis won the first game of the series 4 to 2. Mowrey homered in the eighth with Magee on base to seal the win. Hauser and Evans starred in a strong defensive effort for the Cardinals.
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