Cleveland Wins 6 5 in 18 Inning Morning Game
Cleveland defeated St Louis 6 to 5 in 18 innings to set a league record for most players used in a single game. Cleveland used 18 players including four pitchers and three catchers, with Gregg getting the win on a late single and Graney scoring on a double. Smith left after being spiked while Falkenberg Krapp both allowed damage on the mound.
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Browns Even It Up Lake Pitching Well
In an American afternoon game at Cleveland on July 4, St Louis beat the Browns 4 to 2 as Blanding faltered once. Lake pitched well with men on base and got strong support from Schweitzer and Shotten.
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Players Lose Weight In The Terrific Heat
President Taylor need not worry about players being overweight for some time. Ci cotte shed seven pounds, Speaker five, Gardner nearly as much, Nanamaker six, others in proportion. Wood, after one inning, wrung nearly a quart of water from his undershirt.
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Red Sox and Senators Tie In Double Holiday Match
Exhausted players and overworked scorers watched a hot Huntington avenue park double header between the Red Sox and Senators. Heat kept away thousands as a compact, even break emerged from two games played in the morning and afternoon.
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Heat takes toll in dual Red Sox games at Boston
Eddie Cicotte and Hall left the morning contest in the third and eighth innings respectively, both worn by the sun. Nanamaker Killilay and Hall also retired, with Kid Elberfeld enduring four innings in the sole morning game. Boston used six pitchers in the morning and five in the afternoon as Old Sol pressed hard on both sides.
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Afternoon game sees Killilay in for Senators duel and Red Sox threats
Killilay replaced Donovan to curb the Senators as Bob Groom, kept off the mound for days, tried to stop the Red Sox from scoring. Early outs came on tight plays with Schaefer beating an infield hit but caught stealing. Cunningham tripled, Gessler was hit and stole, Selivelt’s contact avoided trouble. Hooper started Boston’s half with a single, Gardner advanced him, Speaker’s strike misplay led to a failed squeeze and Hooper caught at the plate. Lewy failed to spark a run as Henry fumbled a ball but tagged Hooper and Speaker reached first.
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Athletes Reach Top of Ladder in Narrow Victory
The Athletics beat the Highlanders to move into first place after a morning game. Vaughn was chased in the seventh as Coombs and Klepfer struggled, with Strunk and Knight keying a run spree. Klepfer debuted in the majors and fanned three in two innings.
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Walsh puts Tigers into second place
In a baseball game narrative, Chicago's offense and Detroit's pitching clash as Walsh earns a win with 11 hits allowed by Lively over seven innings and Lafitte two, while Lord Collins Callahan Jones Tannehill Bush anchor the offense with two-base hits and key defensive plays. The Tigers gain second place with disciplined baserunning and timely hits, as errors and bases on balls contribute to the score and the lengthy two hour fourteen minute contest ends with Evans and Mullen calling the game.
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Opening inning errors spark quick Senators rally
The Senators score early as a walk and ensuing errors set up a path to third for Schaefer. Myers wild throw to second allows Schaefer to reach Gardner on a slow grounder, while Conr is held hitless in the second. Boston strands runners until Lewis hits and attempts aggressive base running.
Athletics Pull Up and Win in Eleventh
New York July 4 The Athletics beat the Highlanders 9 to 5 in 11 innings after a back and forth afternoon in New York. Philadelphia led early with seven runs in the first, but the Athletics rallied, tied in the sixth, and won on Baker s fourth hit with a squeeze by Barry in the 11th. Nine pitchers used among 32 players, with Leonard earning the win in relief and Long, Fisher, Caldwell, and Coombs among the taxed arms.
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Tigers Beat the Sox in Eleventh Inning
Tigers win 6 to 5 in Detroit as Lord hits a three base and Moriarty, Crawford contribute. Early lead by Chicago fades in extras. White, Lange and Donovan pitchers split the action. Bush and Cobb steal bases. bases on balls and sacrifice plays shape late rally.
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Clovers Beat Lovering A C at Helping Hand Picnic
The Clovers defeated Lovering A C by 7 to 4 yesterday afternoon at the Helping Hand picnic. Score by innings shows Clovers with 6 runs in the first and seventh, Lovering A C with 4 runs total. Batteries were Cooney and Ricco for the Clovers, Mendelsohn and Sevenson for Lovering A C.
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Doc Quirk Upends Doc Green In Big Train Trickery
The Senators’ rival Doc Quirk deployed a new wrinkle on the visitors’ train using an atomizer to cool players between innings, unsettling Doc Green who later hinted Quirk used a stomach pump to gain a competitive edge.
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Atlantic Parade Opens Day of Games in Quincey Area
Early morning parade drew over 5000 spectators at 5 38 am. The afternoon featured a series of events including 100 yard dash 100 yards for boys under 10 50 yard dash for girls and several field events with notable performers such as Ed Keohane Harold Hill Nathan McClure Ralph Hanlock and John McClure.
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Dahlen Suspended and Scanlon Fined after Boston Game
Brooklyn National League manager Dahlen was suspended for three days and pitcher Scanlon fined $25 for protesting decisions too vehemently during yesterday's game with Boston.
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