Browns Edge Red Sox 3 2 on Carrigan Slip at Boston
Cleveland Browns beat Boston Red Sox 3 to 2 as Yiven Carrigan mishandled a fifth inning play, allowing two Browns runs. Hamilton pitched for Cleveland. Joe Wood hurled a late two innings for Boston, with Buck O'Brien lasting seven innings in a close loss.
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Baseball doubleheader results with weather delays
First game Milwaukee area notes include Minneapolis 4 Columbus 2. Second game postponed by rain. Toledo 4 St. Paul 1 called after 7th inning. Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 1 and Kansas City 4 Louisville 3 in 10 innings.
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Baseball in Brief Form
The Red Sox stand 8 percent ahead of Philadelphia and Washington and 21 percent ahead of Chicago in the American League leaders list.
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New York Leads as Standings Grow Clear
New York sits 6 games ahead of Chicago, 11 games ahead of Pittsburgh, and 23 percent ahead of Philadelphia in the latest standings.
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Weekend NBA Matchups Across Major Leagues
Detroit visits Boston while Chicago plays Philadelphia and St. Louis meets New York. Cleveland travels to Washington in a set of pivotal cross conference games this weekend.
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Baseball matchups listed for national schedule
National pairing list shows Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Fall River at Brockton Haverhill at Lawrence Lynn at Lowell New Bedford at Worcester. The items outline expected games among major cities and regional clubs.
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See-Saw Game Won by Highlanders
New York edged Detroit 9 to 8 in a see-saw affair, winning in the ninth on Zinns double. Simmons infield out and a Kocher passed ball aided New Yorks winning run with two outs. Chase Daniels and Zinn fueled the offense with two-base hits, Crawford and Cobb belted three-base hits, while Stump, Crawford, Vitt and Paddock contributed in the field and on the bases. Umpires were O Loughlin and Evans. Time 1h 45m.
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Tigers and Red Sox clash as season hopes rise
Duffey surveys a lively readers’ column on the Tigers facing the Red Sox with a grudge over a previous West invasion. Ralph Craig honors Howard Drew, Frank Gotch’s toe hold ends, and Frank Chance predicts Cubs pennant while Senators miss. Local amateur schedules expand under Frank Facey’s notice.
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Questions on contest rulings and baseball credits
The letter cites July 4 1910 events and asks who earns the win when a second pitcher relieves the starter in a tied game. It discusses prize assignment in tie races and identifies players such as Marquard and Ball while noting to wait for full season records.
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Polo Tourney In Second Round At Narragansett Pier
Four second round games of the Atlantic cups were played at Point Judith Polo Club. Philadelphia Freebooters beat Myopia 11 to 2 without handicap, Piping Rock defeated Kansas City 10 to 8 despite a six goal handicap, Great Neck edged Dedham 11 to 4 with a one goal handicap, and Camden beat Philadelphia Country Club 11 to 8 with a seven goal handicap.
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Ebbetts Cancels Grounds Lease For Spring Training
Brooklyn National League club will not train at Hot Springs next year after President Ebbetts cancelled the Whittington park lease. No new site chosen. last year rain hindered conditioning. Brooklyn recalls pitcher Kent from Toronto of the International League.
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Strike Decision Hurts the Braves Strike Decision Hurts the Braves
A noisy ninth inning rally ended when umpire Klem called Al Bridwell out on strikes in a 7 to 5 loss for the Braves to the Cardinals. Bill Sweeney was banished after protesting, while Kling was among those sent from the lines. Pirates failed to land hits at critical moments.
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Braves and Cardinals Battle With Wild Pitches and Key Rallies
McDonald opened with a single as the Braves loaded the bases and Titus tied the game with a clutch single. Harmon’s wild pitching fueled several scoring plays for St Louis while Koney, Hauser and Oakes sparked the Cardinals in a tense contest.
Magee's Home Run Beats Pirates in Philadelphia
Magee hit a three run homer in the third with two aboard to give Philadelphia the win as Wilson at center fumbled a low fly that rolled through the fence. The game was fast and close throughout.
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Want Advertisements Call Main 1684 Today
Sunday Post invites readers to place want ads by phone this morning. Call Main 1684 to arrange the notice and have charges billed on Monday.
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Reds Beat Dodgers By Timely Hitting
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 as the Reds struck early with two first inning hits producing three runs off Rucker. Fromme held up under pressure later, while Yingling and Fromme finished strong. Moran delivered a three base hit as Bing earns victory.
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