Baseball matchups across major leagues listed schedule
The schedule lists American League games with Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis and Washington at Chicago. National League games include Chicago at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Additional Federal New England Colonial League fixtures are shown.
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Springfield
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Baseball scores from multiple city games report
Indianapolis beat St Paul 2 1 in game one and lost 4 2 in game two. Kansas City routed Cleveland 5 0 in game one and Cleveland won 5 1 in game two. Columbus defeated Milwaukee 7 3 in game one and Milwaukee lost 6 0 in game two. Minneapolis defeated Louisville 8 2.
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Buffalo and Rochester Baseball Results Highlight Twin Games
Buffalo defeated Harrisburg 8 2 in the first game and lost 5 8 in the second. Rochester edged Richmond 2 1 in the first game while Richmond won 7 8 in the second against Rochester.
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Yanks Edge Indians 3 2 In Tight Late Game
New York builds late offense and solid pitching to beat Cleveland 3 2. Smith High Cook deliver two base hits while Nunamaker drives in key run. Klepfer and Jones combine for five earned runs as Fisher shuts the door late.
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Somers Denies Sale of Cleveland Baseball Club
President Charles W. Somers of the Cleveland American League club denied any plan to sell the team. He dismissed as baseless a New York story that would move the club to Indianapolis owners James C. McGill and William Smith.
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Phillies Sweep Reds In Twin 8-0 6-5 Playoff Pair
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 8-0 and 6-5 in a doubleheader. Cravath and Luderus homered, Williams and Schneider led hits, and Demaree and Rixey saw action as Philadelphia pushed ahead in the standings while Cincinnati faced strong pitching and fielding from Philadelphia.
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Cubs and Braves Clash In Rainy Boston Tilt
Boston and Chicago battled through a tense game with Red Smith and Evers connecting for key hits. Rudolph and Gowdy anchored Chicago defense while Fitzpatrick and Bresnahan sparked Boston's offense before a 7500 attendance.
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Giants and Pirates Tie In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
New York and Pittsburgh played to a 7 0 7 split style game with Benton, Ritter, and Mamaux handling most innings. Key hits included Doyle Merkle Burns and Hinchman homering. Jolen and Barney added subtle base work as the game wore on.
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Senators Trim White Sox 7 4 in Extra Inning Victory
Two baseball teams clash with the Senators scoring seven to four over the White Sox in fourteen innings. Highlights include Gandil and Gallia two base hits, Foster triple, Milan and Murphy stealing bases, and a Benz to Weaver to J Collins double play.
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Gossip for Motorists Sees Essex Figures in Summer Notes
The column notes weather effects on publicity and mentions John Guy Monihan, a journalism graduate now a leading figure at Mutual Motors Company, registered at Copley Plaza. It also cites E. R. Benson of Studebaker on holiday in New England and Jack Hamilton promoting a September picnic lunch with the Bay State Automobile Association.
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Chattanooga Edges Atlanta 3 to 0 in opener
In the first game Chattanooga defeated Atlanta 3 to 0. Birmingham then beat Little Rock 7 to 4, while Little Rock routed Birmingham 9 to 0 in the second game.
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Rudolph Shuts Out Chicago 2-0
The Braves refused to linger and beat the Chicago Cubs 2 to 0. Roger Bresnahan’s defense helped St. Louis control the game with strong pitching and fielding throughout.
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Snodgrass Signs with Braves in Boston Contract
The signing of Fred Snodgrass to a Braves contract was settled yesterday morning when Braves President Gaffney met with the ex-Giant and completed the formalities.
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New England League clash ends in split at Worcester
Lawrence and Worcester settle for a split as Mulrennan and Jordan lock in striking lists. Spires Reed Hopkins and Young drive runs for Manchester while Orcutt Hayden Haight and Holmes spark Newport. Umpires Aubrey Keeler More. Time listed as 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Linart Wins 30 Mile Motor Pace Race at Revere Track
Victor Linart of Antwerp wins the 30 mile motor paced event at Revere track defeating Georges Seres and George Wiley by two laps and far ahead after early strategy. Turville and Rollins headline additional handicaps and match races with won times listed.
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