Red Sox lose to White Sox 3-2 to drop to sixth place
In Chicago the Red Sox fall 3-2 as Eddie Cicotte tips the scales with strong pitching aided by Boston fielding miscues. Everett Scott and Garaite Mer misplays open the door for two White Sox runs, nullifying Ray Collins solid effort. With Hooper and Lewis sidelined the Boston outfield lacks punch and speed, complicating Carrigan’s rebuilding effort.
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Southern Association games result summary
In Atlanta the first game ended 2 1 with Atlanta losing to Montgomery. The second game saw Atlanta win 7 1. In Nashville Mobile beat Nashville 3 2, while Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 18 3. Memphis defeated New Orleans 9 4.
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Cambridge Boxing Cards Set At Green Street Club House
The University A. C. of Cambridge stages three 10 round bouts tonight on Green Street. Opening features Tommy Flannagan versus Tommy Shea, followed by Tiger Young of Maine against Tommy McFarland. In the final, Young Lustig meets Terry Brooks as Jack Reno backs McFarland for a strong showing.
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Columbus and Cleveland Results From Extra Innings
Baseball scores show Columbus 3 at Kansas City 2 and Cleveland 11 over Minneapolis 7 in 12 innings. Louisville defeated Milwaukee 8 to 4. Indianapolis swept St Paul 9 0 via forfeit.
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Highlanders Beat and Tie with Naps in Doubleheader
New York beat Cleveland 7 to 4 in the first game as Cleveland fielded errors aided by a muffed fly by Graney. Birmingham fined Graney $25 for the error. Maisel stole third and home in the inning. The second game ended in a 3 to 3 10 inning tie due to darkness after Hartzell drove in Sweeney and Keating with a three base hit. Turner had a three run triple in the fifth.
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Tigers Win Two From Athletics in Philadelphia Doubleheader
Detroit swept a Philadelphia doubleheader with 8 to 3 and 5 to 3. Shawkey was knocked out early in the first game while Coveleskie contained the home club. In the nightcap Wyckoff lasted three innings as two homers were handed to J Bush.
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Browns Defeat Senators Again in Low-Scoring Win
Shaw allows eight innings with five runs on offense for the Browns. Shanks drives in a run with a two base hit while Pratt hits a three base shot. Williams Austin Milan steal a base as Hamilton walks twice and Shaw fans six. Time 1h 05m. Umpires Egan and Evans.
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Eastern Association Scores From Hartford Twin Bill
In Hartford New London beat Hartford 3 to 1 in 11 innings. Pittsfield defeated New Haven 11 to 1. At Bridgeport Easty edged New Britain 3 to 2 and New Britain defeated Springfield 10 to 1.
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Scotch Caledonian games set for Aug 1 at Caledonian Grove
Tom Burke reports that the Scotch Caledonian committee will run amateur events at the Aug 1 games in West Roxbury with a 10 mile open pro event to close. Ernie Hjertberg resigns from the Swedish authorities while Mel Sheppard is eyed for Irish-American trainer. The whistle-stop runners start 9 30 Sunday from Devonshire and Water to Holliston for a 11 30 ball game, as Swarthmore hires Leroy Mercer.
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Conflicting Boxing Claims and Record Details
The text debates past fights between Wolgast and Rivers, noting a July 4 1912 meeting where Wolgast broke his arm and the bout was aborted. It cites Johnson's 1932 Las Vegas fight with Flynn and asks if Attell defeated Driscoll, plus whether Ritchie knocked out Cross and Rivers, with Ritchie claiming a 1913 San Francisco 11 round knockout over Rivers and a newspaper decision over Cross.
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Forfeited Game Without Catcher In American Assn
Indianapolis forfeited the game in the sixth inning after umpire Johnstone ejected catcher Tony Jones leaving St Paul with no catcher to continue. The incident occurred July 9 in a contest between the St Paul team and Indianapolis.
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Austin Team Sets World Record With 27th Straight Loss
Waco defeated Austin 11 to 5 in Texas league play marking a world record of 27 consecutive defeats for the Austin club. The record surpasses Louisville's 26 straight losses in 1889 in the American Association.
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