Red Sox sweep twin bill from Browns in St Louis double header
Boston wins both games, building on clean fielding and timely hitting. Donovan’s Red Sox break through late, with Wagner adding three hits including a Texas Leaguer to drive in key runs. Browns’ miscues, cautious baserunning, and tight defense keep the second game close before Boston secures the victory.
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Giants Lead in National Race
Giants lead in the national race with a 1 1 inning score details include a three-base hit by Devore and sacrifice hits by McKechnie and Becker. Crandall and Hendrix split pitching duties with Ames and Steele, while Wilson swipes two bases and Pittsburg fans 13 left on. Umpires O Day and milieu.
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Wood Wins Opener In Tight 3 2 Battle
In the opener Joe Wood battled for a 3 to 2 victory as the Browns mishandled the ball and Boston took advantage with key plays. The second game saw Blaine Thomas in four innings for Victoria and Boston, wild yet fast, failing to hit him while Carigan and O’Loughlin helped limit damage with sharp defense.
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Baseball roundups from Browns and rivals in early action
The report recalls a Browns error filled inning that allowed Boston to score four in the first. Henriksen hit Lake’s spitball for a single, Laporte overthrew to the Boston bench, Speaker advanced on Engle’s bunt, and a squeeze attempt nearly failed after Stephens dropped Lake’s throw. Gardner followed with a hit as a double steal failed and Hap Hogan’s long two bagger tied the score.
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Sphinx Hat Shop Moves From Washington to Boylston
The Sphinx Hat Shop announces its relocation after ten years at 412 Washington Street to new premises at No. 30 Boylston Street. The shop touts the Mallory $3.00 hat as a proven success and promises more space and a larger stock of Derbies and Soft Hats for the season.
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Boston Bats Rally Despite Fielding Errors In Late Inning
Boston struggling through errors and missed chances finally push across runs in the fourth. Yerkes, Thomas and Engle contribute as Wagner, Lewis and Carrigan create scoring moments, while defensive miscues allow the home team to tally two runs in the late frame.
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White Sox Win And Pass Yankees In A.L. Race
Chicago moved ahead of New York in the American league standings as Tannenhill's single scored Messenger for a 6 to 5 victory. The White Sox used seven pitchers with five on the mound and others used as pinch hitters to good effect.
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Reds Rally In 10th To Beat Phillies 8 4
Cincinnati wins an uphill 10 inning game in Philadelphia by 8 to 4. Alexander starred with decisive hits and pitched effectively in the extra frame to secure the victory for the visitors.
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