Detroit Tigers Triumph Over Red Sox Behind Free Passes
Detroit capitalized on costly bases on balls in the second and fourth innings by Ray Collins, receiving two cheap runs to seize the lead. Jean Dubuc pitched shutout baseball as Boston managed only a few hits, and the Tigers closed out the win with an 11th straight victory for the hurler.
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Red Sox Struck by Slow Ball in Fatal Slow Pitch Pauses
The best hitters on the team fell victim to his deadly slow ball and one of the runs the Red Sox did get was the result of that dangerous base on balls. Twice after the opening inning when Lewis drove Yerkes across the plate the Sox had chances to score.
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Positions of Leaders in American League
The Red Sox lead the American League by 7 1 2 games on Washington and 9 1 2 on Philadelphia. They sit 20 games ahead of Detroit and Cleveland.
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Red Sox Slip to Tigers as Rain Dampens Play
The Red Sox fall 4 3 as Dubuc stumbles through two passes and Henriksen flubs a pinch hit. Sam Crawford homers for Detroit while Hall pitches well before relief with rain delaying action. Boston leaves with a 10 5 1 mark on the Western trip, due in Boston tomorrow afternoon.
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Hub Players Batting and Fielding Averages Note
In Philadelphia Chicago game Crabb allowed six hits in eight innings Walsh one in an inning Oldring two base hit Bodie hit home run Barry Mattick executed sacrifice hits Double plays involved Phillips Collins Barry McInnis and a triple play Johnson Bath left on base totals Phillies six Chicago three Crabb four walks Coombs four strikeouts Easterly error time one hour forty minutes umpires Dineen and O'Brien.
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Schedule of New England Football Rivalries
Chicago at Cleveland. Brockton at Haverhill. Lawrence at Lynn. Lowell at New Bedford. Worcester at Fall River.
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Washington Wins Final at St Louis
Washington beats St Louis 3 to 2 in the series finale at St Louis. Timely hitting and smart base running powered the victory.
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Positions of leaders in National League standings
New York leads the National League with a seven and a half game edge over Chicago. They sit thirteen games ahead of Pittsburgh and seventy one and a half games ahead of Philadelphia.
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Cleveland Wins On Early Offense And Errors
Offense led by O Neill Blanding and Lajoie with a sacrifice fly by Simmons. Ryan Jackson Griggs and Zinn stole bases. Double plays Stump to Simmons to Chase and Peckinpaugh to Lajoie to Griggs. Davis and Blanding shared pitching duties. Cleveland had 2 errors, 6 left on base. New York 3 left on. Time 55 minutes. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.
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