Reds Sweep Braves in Hard Fought Seventh Inning Rally
The Reds exploded for four runs in the seventh and added three more in the eighth and ninth to defeat the Braves 7 to 4. Rudolph struggled in his final innings, allowing six hits as Moran’s lineup forged ahead, while Eller and Ring failed to stem the tide for Boston.
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B A A May Decide New England Title At Tech Field
The New England A A A championships move to Tech Field in Cambridge with a strong field and potential sterling performances indicated by the entrants.
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Big Bill James Shuts Out Washington in Chicago Debut
Big Bill James, newly acquired from the Boston Red Sox, pitched against Shaw in a scoreless duel as Chicago completed a clean sweep of the series with Washington, 3 to 0. James earned his first mound appearance for Chicago, while the club capitalized on timely hitting to plate all three runs.
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Giants Take N From Cards In Four-Run Victory
New York beat St. Louis 7 to 6, building a four-run lead in the first on walks, hits, and an error. The Cardinals rallied late. Winters earned the win, Sherdell the loss, with McGraw sending three infielders to the sandlot after the second inning.
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Wild throw seals Tigers sweep in Detroit win
Kinney's wild throw over attempted catch by Ainsmith produced the winning run as Detroit defeated Philadelphia 8 to 4 in 11 innings to complete the series sweep. Boland was hit hard but received solid support from Philadelphia.
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Speedy Pick Streak Boosts Team With Early Hits
Pick shows notable speed as he beats out two in his first at bats yesterday and runs his hits out, a skill that could lift his teammates averages by copying his approach.
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Baseball schedule dusts off scorers and venues
National League action features Chicago at Boston for two games, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia for two games. American League slate has Boston at Detroit, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Washington at St. Louis. Eastern League matchups include Hartford at Springfield, Providence at New Haven, Bridgeport at Worcester, and Waterbury at Pittsfield.
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Duffy Beats Siegal In Tight Feature Bout
A crowded house saw Billie Duffy of Everett edge Nate Siegal of Revere in the Commercial A. C. feature. The hammer of a fight stayed close to the end with Duffy’s aggression swinging the decision. Siegal led early but Duffy rallied, then dominated late to secure the win.
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Cox Scores Win With Mignola at Hudson River Park
Poughkeepsie N Y Aug 22 Fine weather a fast track and good racing opened the third day of the Grand Circuit meeting at the Hudson River Driving Park Thomas W Murphy repeated his Wednesday feat with three winners among them Directum J in the free for all pace Cox scored with Mignola in the 2 09 trot and Natalie the Great won the two year old trot avenging her defeat by Mr Dudley last week in Philadelphia after a bad break at the finish
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Two-Year-Old Trotting Stars Impress at Racetrack
Lyman Brusie led Mr. Dudley to a 2 11 victory in the first heat, recording the year’s second fastest time for a two year old trotter. Directum J. won straight heats against Ben Ali, with Murphy also taking Goldie King in the 2 20 pace and Esther R. in the 2 08 pace beating the field.
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Britton Beats O'Dowd In Eight Round War For Title Chance
Jack Britton welterweight champion outpointed middleweight titleholder Mike O'Dowd in eight fast rounds at the Newark Spoksman's Club Jersey. Britton used clever boxing, kept a constant left in O'Dowd's face, and withstood O'Dowd's late surge to win on points.
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Battery Sparks Rally as Gowdy and Rudolph Hit Back-to-Back Home Runs
The report notes Gowdy and Rudolph delivering consecutive homers, turning the game with powerful at bats. Rudolph, after his long dash around the bases, appeared exhausted but stayed on the field, showing the effort of a sustained rally.
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Ruth Incites Scuffle as Indians Top Red Sox 10 7
Cleveland defeats Boston 10 to 7 at League Park in a tense game highlighted by Babe Ruth swinging at umpire Brick Owens. Ruth confronted the umpire after a called third strike in the fourth inning, with multiple players separating a potential clash.
Record harness meet at Cranwood track in Cleveland
In Cleveland yesterday at the Cranwood half mile track eight of thirteen starters won heats, a likely world record. Seventeen heats determined the eventual winners across three races, highlighting an action packed program.
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Mays Nears Fight as Yankees Beat St Louis 5 to 2
In a bitter game New York defeated St Louis 5 to 2 elevating the Cardinals back to fifth place. Sisler complained of de facing the ball as Mays stirred trouble after four balls were called. Umpire Moriarty inspected a glove and clothing and Shawkey was banished after a confrontation.
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Battle today for hub diamond laurels
Wood Island Park in East Boston hosts a dual meet for the amateur baseball championship of Boston. Maverick Mills vs Fenway A. C. with new York players in the Mills battery aboard the Shipping Board ship A. B. & Meane. Gazignon starts for Fenway A. C. as pitcher.
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