Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Include Boston Philadelphia Games
Schedule lists American League games with Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York. National League has Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn. Federal League features Pittsburgh at Baltimore and Chicago at Newark among others. New England and Colonial league fixtures also appear with city pairings.
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Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Ington
Boston
Elphia
National League
Brooklyn
Pope
Pittsburg
Cago
St. Louis
Federal League
Itaburg
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Buffalo
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American Association St. Pau 11, Louisville 2
In the American Association a game between St. Paul and Louisville ended 11 to 2. A second matchup between Indianapolis and Milwaukee finished tied 12 to 12 after 10 innings due to darkness, ending the game.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Memphis 9 to Little Rock 4 in first game
Memphis routed Little Rock 9 to 4 in the first game with a five run edge. New Orleans defeated Birmingham 3 to 0. Chattanooga led Nashville 5 to 1. Mobile blanked Atlanta 6 to 0.
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Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
Brooklyn Federals B defeat Kansas City in 12 innings
In Brooklyn, the Federals beat Kansas City 3 to 2 in a 12 inning pitchers battle. Brooklyn tied it in the sixth on a two run rally, then won with two outs in the 12th on a left field fence triple followed by a single.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Federals
Kansas City
R.H.E
Marion
Land
Mann Delivers in Newark Tie and Win Split
Leslie Mann starred for Newark, tying the game with a seventh inning single and delivering a decisive ninth inning triple followed by a squeeze bunt. McConnell and Fischer, Moseley and Rariden, contributed as the Batteries.
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Newark
N. J
Leslie Mann
Hanford
Hauser
R.H.E. Origigo
Woweies Soi Se
Veccans
McConnell
Fischer
Moseley
Rariden
Tennis doubles Preliminary Postponed by Rain
Chicago August 12 postponement announced in national tennis doubles preliminaries due to rain and water soaked courts.
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Chicago
Races at Duxbury Start Midsummer Series
The first race of the annual midsummer series was sailed yesterday at the Duxbury Yacht Club. The event runs Thursday through Saturday this week at the club.
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Duxbury Yacht Club
Sailboat Race Echoes Light to Brisk Southerly Breeze
In yesterday’s race the wind started light then shifted to a brisk southerly. Gretchen and Merlin led early and finished first in the 15-foot class. Isis won the second handicap as Bolis failed to recover after rounding the wrong buoy. Piffle’s William Snow excelling in the second handicap also topped the first handicap time.
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Gretchen
Merlin
Isis
Bolis
William Snow
H. m
Bartlett Harwood
George Benedict
Virginia
Margaret Winslow
Thomas Weston, Jr
Elizabeth
Cucu
Hervey King Petrel II
Edward B. Benedict
Allan
Clifford Potter
Wraith
Elizabeth Phillips
Harriet Ellfson
Chico
Caroline Potter
Facete
F. H. Covington
Clark Doo
H. Mro
Eschan
Olfs
Piffle
W. Snow Seeree
Ardelee
H Cunningham
Whistler
Wm. Sabine
Scamp
Evelyn Converse
Cleveland Drives Past Yankees 6-4 in Series Tie
Cleveland evened the series with New York by defeating the Yankees 6 to 4. Walker pitched well for Cleveland until the eighth, Donovan finished strong, and Warhop allowed hits freely. Key hits included a Jackson home run and timely two-baggers as Cleveland built an early lead and held on for the win.
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New York
Cleveland
Warhop
Shawkey
Donovan
Walker
Harstadt
Alexander
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Smith
Jackson
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Elas
Mpires
O'Loughlin
Wie
Chapman
Boone
Sldebrand
Foster Shuts Out Browns 4-0
Pitcher Foster dominates Browns with three strikeouts and a fielding gem. Boston builds runs on timely hits from Speaker, Lewis, Cady, Foster, and Scott as Gainer and Weisman provide support. Foster also drives in a run and scores. The game ends 4-0 with a late insurance double by Foster and strong defensive plays including Scott’s key double play.
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Boston
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Lewis
Cady
Speaker
Scott
Duffy Lewis
Gainer
Weisman
Johnnie Lavan
Sisler
Red Sox
Hooper
Harry
Walker
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Fanning Austin
Pratt
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Lavan
Howard
George
Austin
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Barry
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Weilman
Wallace and Connolly
United Games Co
India St
Chicago Cubs edge Cardinals in 18th inning victory
In St Louis the Cubs won 6 to 3 in a see-saw game that went to the 18th. St. Louis led early, Schulte homered in the eighth to put the Cardinals ahead, Bescher tied it with another long drive, and a trio of singles in the 18th produced Murray Fisher and Schulte for the deciding runs.
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Schulte
ST. Louis
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Zimmermann
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Pirates Blank Giants Clan 4-0 in Pittsburg
Mamaux pitched a shutout for Pittsburg allowing three hits and one walk while driving in two runs. He contributed a sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single off Mathewson after Tesreau left in the sixth, sealing a 4-0 win over New York.
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Pittsburg
New York
A. B. Costello
Seer
Iga Collins
F . Cree Johnston
Hinchman
Wagner
Viox
Baird
Gidson
Cone
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Fletcher
Babbington
Ritter
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Yle
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Red Sox Duo and Braves Lead Seesaw in League Title Chase
Georgie Foster pitched a shutout for Boston to run his record to 16–0. He doubled twice, one hitting the auto sign for a $25 reward as Boston gains on Detroit’s rain-delayed game. Carrigan’s club moves three games up on its closest rival while the Braves and Giants profit on a Western trip. Hoodoo fears hover over a potential Red Sox Braves showdown. F Sloman wins junior 440 yard dash in a brisk 47.8 seconds.
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del Gainer
Allston
Miron
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Toth
Beal
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Sullivan
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Georgie Foster
Georgie
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Giants
Dodgers
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Pilgrim Publicity Association
Pitcher Pennington Forfeits Fitchburg Lose To Lewiston
New England League game halted in the sixth inning after a telegram from President Murnane suspends Pitcher Pennington of Fitchburg. Lewiston leads 6 0. the forfeit is scored 9 0. Manager Irwin protested before the official notice arrived.
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Murnane
Pennington
Aubrey
Lewiston
Lawrence
Irwin
McCune
Portland Takes Twin Wins Over Lynn in Doubleheader
Portland won both games against Lynn as the visitors erased a late deficit in the first game with three runs in the ninth. Hordan pitched a shutout second game while Portland tallied four runs in the seventh. Clements, Lonergan, Bowden, Gleason, and Lynch provided offensive early.
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Portland
Hordan
A.E . Porter
Rf Clements
Burns
Tierney
If. Dowell
Halstein
Orcutt
Farrell
Lf Herndon
Holmes
Sweatt
Gleason
Lonergan
Ordway
Bowden
Lynch
A c. Jewett
P Voss
Williams
A.E
Clemena
Porter
Dowell
Herndon
Hayden
Jordan
Dedrich
Clements
Pearson Delivers Win as Lawrence Beats Worcester 4 to 3
In Lawrence August 12 Pearson shuts Worcester 4 to 3 after Lawrence surges with timely hits and fielding. Thompson Connelly Flaherty Pearson lead in runs with two baseres, Gardella steals, McClesky and Crawford Sacrifice. Van Dyke allows 8 hits over 7 innings, Pear son earns decision with 2 strikeouts.
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Pearson
Worcester
King
van Dyke
Dran
Burkett
Thompson
Connelly
Flaherty
Gardella
McClesky
Crawford
Van
Johnston
White
Worcboster
Sae
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A. Thompson
Page
Luyster
McMahon
Q’connell
McC’ Key
Warner
Mahoney
Hand
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Carroll
Cooney
F Pearson
A Burkett
Lowell Falls to Manchester in ten inning set back
Manchester bats for 8 runs on 10 innings, aided by Lowell errors. Reed drives a three base hit for Manchester and Green rounds a home run for Lowell, as Rieger allows four walks and Green fends off seven strikeouts in a 8 to 4 loss.
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Manchester
Green
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OS Rilgelien Cf
Parker
Torphyiss
Rieger
Petele
Twee Eee Eels
Swayne
Barrows
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Reed
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McGeehan
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Munn
Spires
Greenhalge
McGauley
Hartford New Haven split as visitors win opener
Hartford and New Haven split two sharp fielding games with New Haven taking 2 0 in the opener and Hartford replying 2 1 in the nightcap. Gaudette held Hartford to one hit in the first, a second inning double, while Powers and Gaudette contributed for New Haven with key hits and stolen bases.
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Hartford
New Haven
Herering
Gaudette
A.E
Per. Menosky
Demoe
Frazier
Taie
Ch'nard
Coles
D'hanty
Loggs
W'house
Texter
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Hogan
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Helfricht
Haddock
Sco
Chouinard
Powers
Delehanty
Soper
Whitehouse
Edwards
Sherman
Buckley
New Bedford tops Pawtucket in listless ball game
New Bedford defeated Pawtucket 6 to 3 in a game noted for heavy hitting. Jiggs, Linder, Phillips, Crooks, Phoenix, Hickman and Aldred led the offense for New Bedford while Carr and OConnell produced for Pawtucket. Deviney pitched eight innings for New Bedford and Gero finished for Pawtucket with several hits and errors impacting the score.
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Pawtucket
B. Jiggs
Carr
Linder
Ley
Phillips
Gilmorerf
Crooks
O'Connell
Phoenis
Murphy
Hickman
Houck
Dukette
Byomiey
Aldred
Johnson
McLeod
Gero
Deviney
Jigs
Phoenix
Gilmore
Girlhooley
Jiggs
Finnell
Brockton Beats Springfield 3 0 for 14th Win in 17
Brockton defeated Springfield 3 to 0 in Brockton on August 12, extending its hot streak to 14 wins in 17 games. The win solidifies Brockton’s position in the standings as the season progresses.
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Brockton
Red Sox Release Two Box Artists
The Boston Red Sox reduce their pitching staff by two as Herbert Pennock is traded to Providence to aid the Grays while Comstock is sold to Cincinnati with cash payment and a 30 day return option if he fails to make good.
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Boston Red Sox
Herbert Pennock
Philadelphia
Providence
Dave Shean
Grays
Pennock
Boston
Comstock
Red Sox
Cincinnati
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