Good Hard Hitting Wins for Red Sox
Boston wins a slugfest as Cy Young’s team rallies with a big eighth inning. Stahl starts the Red Sox burst, Gardner and Lake drive in runs, and Speaker scores the decisive run on Gardner’s single. Naps tie it with a seven inning outburst, but Boston secures the winner with a timely eighth inning rally.
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Senators and Browns Split Doubleheader in Heat
Washington and St Louis split a doubleheader with the visitors winning 9 to 6 in the first game and Washington taking the second 3 to 2. Four St Louis pitchers worked the opener and Washington used three. heat and errors plagued both teams.
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White Sox Hold First Half. Highlanders Second in DH
New York and Chicago split a July 9 double header with scores 5 2 and 8 2 Chicago taking the opener in 11 innings. Key miscue by Purtell allowed the decisive run. Gessler and Stone logged three base hits. Stolen bases by Lelivelt Hartzell Truesdale. Ressling Bailey pitched. time 1 55. Umpire O Loughlin.
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Pirates Have a Pudding Defeating the Phillies
In Pittsburg on July 9 the Phillies failed to reach third base until the ninth inning. Magee doubled and moved to third on Bransfield's single, scoring on Doolan's out at first for Philadelphia's only run. Camnitz pitched well, with four Phillies pitchers used.
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Athletics Trim Tigers 5 to 0 to Take Second Straight
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 5 to 0 as Donovan’s delivery was hit hard and Plank kept the visitors’ hits scattered. The Athletics earned the win in a shutout, matching the Tigers’ offense with timely hitting and solid pitching.
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Walker Hit the Toboggan, A Nation Weighs His Return
South African sprinting star Reginald Walker faces a turning point after a narrow defeat to Tex Ramsdell of the University of Pennsylvania in England. If future losses mount, discouragement may force a South Africa retreat and a comeback effort next spring to regain peak speed. World Olympiad prospects two years hence loom as Walker’s era may shift to the past.
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Springfield Edges New Britain In Opening Game
In a high scoring set, Springfield defeated New Britain 6 to 5 in game one while winning game two 2 to 1. Northampton beat Hartford 11 to 2 and Holyoke triumphed over Bridgeport 7 to 2 in 16 innings. Waterbury blanked New Haven 7 to 0 in game one and won 5 to 0 in game two.
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Wakefield Beats Maplewood AA In 10 Inning Slugfest
Wakefield won its tightest contest of the season over Maplewood A A at Wakefield by 7 to 6 in 10 innings. The pitchers were How and Bennett for Wakefield with Lenahan and Kendall behind. Maplewood’s offense produced 11 hits, while Wakefield had 19 hits and seven errors in a game marked by late scoring.
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Romar A C Roxsbury Beats Vermont 8 to 3 in Home Win
Romar A C of Roxbury defeated the battleship Vermont team at Marcella street grounds by 8 to 3. It marks the Roxbury club's tenth straight victory.
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South Boston White Sox Top Tudors 6–2 in Fast Win
The South Boston White Sox defeated the Tudors 6 to 2 yesterday in a brisk baseball game at South Boston. The win solidifies the White Sox lead as Tudors struggle to respond with timely hits and solid defense throughout.
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Eastern League Results Snapshot
Buffalo routed Montreal 7 1 in game one and again 7 1 in game two. Rochester split with Toronto winning 10 innings and then taking the rematch. Providence outlasted Jersey City 8 5 in 18 innings while game two tied 2 2. Baltimore swept Newark 5 0 and then Newark edged Baltimore 5 4 in the second game.
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Malden White Sox Rally To Beat Linden A A 4 3
At the Hyde street grounds Malden yesterday the Malden White Sox defeated Linden A A 4 to 3 with all four runs coming in the final inning.
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Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn in Fourteenth
Cincinnati wins a 14 inning game over Brooklyn with McLean’s triple and Roth’s RBI single in the 14th. Rowan and Bell pitched well, Lennox was ejected for arguing, and Cincinnati cashes in on Wilhelm’s delivery. Multiple players involved in scoring and baserunning details noted.
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Lowell Wins Double Header in New England
Lawrence July 9 Lowell took both games of a double header defeating opponents 2 to 0 and 3 to 1. The second game ended after seven innings by agreement as Lowell relied on better hitting to secure the sweep.
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Worcester 8 Lynn 2 in New England game summary
Worcester beat Lynn 8 to 2 as Lynn fielding collapses in the seventh inning permitting five Worcester runs. The game took place in Lynn on July 9.
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Fall River Defeats New Bedford 10 to 4 in Baseball Clash
Fall River dominated New Bedford to win 10 to 4 as Bedient was relieved by Lessard after two runs in the fourth. Devine Bowcock and Bertwistle led with multibase hits, while Wilson held firm after the switch. Multiple miscues and key hits paced the Fall River attack.
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Brockton Rallies to Beat Haverhill 4 3 in Ninth Inning
Brockton overcame a late rally by Haverhill, tying the score in the eighth. In the ninth, McLane hit a long drive sending Pape home for the winning run with no outs, giving Brockton a 4 to 3 victory.
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Brockton Wins Narrowly In Low-Scoring Tilt
Brockton edged Haverhill 1-0 in a pitching duel as Henricksen, Lawrence, Dulin and others contributed. Dulin and Fullerton had two-base hits, Weeden hit a three-base shot, and key plays included double plays by Fullerton and Anderson. O'Toole and Pape split pitching duties with 5 and 2 walks respectively, time 1 hour 51 minutes.
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Baseball scores from Midwest region games
Columbus beat Indianapolis four to one and Toledo and Louisville each won one run games, all halted after seven innings. Kansas City four defeated St Paul nine before a third inning stoppage noted as riot, details forthcoming.
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Doves Lose opener to Cardinals in Boston invasion
Boston Doves fall 2 1 to St Louis as Buster Brown homers by opening miscue setbacks. Brown and Harmon pitched well, Cardinals take early lead, Doves manage six hits but fail to score after the fourth. Miller and Abby error threatens, Evans escapes two baserunners, Bresnahan steals third as game unfolds.
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Giants Beat the Crbs by Hitting Hard in the First
Chicago July 9 New York opened the series with a 7 to 3 victory after hammering six hits for four runs in the first inning Pfeister replaced Brown and held the Crbs until the ninth Zimmerman error allowed two more runs Twenty thousand spectators watched the game
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