Naps tie series by defeating Red Sox 5 to 2
Cleveland pitcher Theisman and sharp fielding held Boston to two runs. Cleveland center fielder Hickman starred with a key defensive play and three hits as the Naps won in Boston to even the series. Unglaub’s last Boston game preceded Jake Stahl’s debut at first base.
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Lajoie
Westerners
George Winter
Boston
Cy Morgan
Morgan
Fanning Clarke
Bradley
Winter
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Jake Stahl
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Charlie Wagner
Pat Donahue
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Former Boston Favorite Dons Red Sox Uni
Jake Stahl returns to the Boston Americans from New York to replace Bob Unglaub at first base after Unglaub is sold to Washington. Boston buys Stahl amid a player trade, with President Taylor seeking a confident leader and Stahl expected to boost team play.
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Horner
Jake Stahl
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Bob Unglaub
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Detroit Beats New York Americans 8 to 2
Detroit victories extend winning streak to five behind strong batting. Trades noted as Jake Stahl sold to Boston and Frank Delehanty joining New York to play left field starting tomorrow. Yankees errors contribute to defeat as Chesbro and Newton toil on mound.
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Senators Tie With Chicago In 16 Inning Draw
Washington and Chicago battled 16 innings to a 2 to 2 tie before darkness. Altrock and Burns starred on the mound for long relief, with Hughes saving Burns in the 14th. Dougherty Altrock and Freeman had two base hits, Shipke Poe delivered singles, and Burns stole a base.
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Double plays and pitching errors mark tense baseball matchup
Left on bases Washington 11 Chicago 9. Bases on balls Burns 8 Altrock 1. Washington 2 Chicago 2 errors. Hit by pitched ball Hughes 1. Struck out Burns 7 Hughes 1 Altrock 2. Time 2h 55m. Umpire O Lough.
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St Louis shuts out Philadelphia as McAleer suspended
In Philadelphia on July 10 St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0. Dygert exited in the fifth and Coombs pitched briefly. St. Louis coach McAleer was suspended indefinitely by President Joehnson for recent umpire troubles. Williams hit a home run and St. Louis built an early lead, with Waddell and Schlitzer securing the win.
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T. Jones
Nichols
Oldring
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Connolly
Collins May Defeat Maclean In 25 Mile Motor Pace
Elmer Collins shows high speed in training at Revere track likely to beat Hugh Maclean in a 25 mile motor pace race tonight. Railbirds hail Collins as a future motor pace champion with form sharpened abroad. Maclean vows endurance and experience will challenge but faces a tough run.
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Hugh Maclean
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MacLean
Fonger
Plant's Steam Yacht Unusually Speedy Craft
Commodore Morton F. Plant's Clyde built ocean yacht ranks as among the largest privately owned vessels and has demonstrated remarkable speed on a recent trial reaching 19 knots. The 305 foot waterline craft, named the Trolanthe, was launched March 4 at Leith by Ramage & Ferguson. Only four privately owned yachts exceed her size, including the Valiant, Marguerita, Lysistrata, and Nahma among others.
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Messrs. Ramage & Ferguson
Leith
Scotland
Unglaub and Stahl Change Teams Ahead of Washington Game
Boston American captain Bob Unglaub has been sold to Washington while Jake Stahl heads to Boston. Stahl, born 1880 in Elkheart Illinois, will join today’s game after leaving New York at midnight. Unglaub, a longtime infielder, previously played for Worcester Philadelphia and New York before returning to Boston.
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Unglaub
Stahl
Boston
New York
Garland J. Stahl
Jake Stahl
Elkhart
University of Illinois
Boston Americans
Senators
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Cantillon
National Commission
Bob Unglaub
Meriden
New York Americans
Pat Doherty
Williamsport
Interclub Racing Opens At Franklin Field Dorchester
The first of a series of interclub races at Franklin Field speedway Dorchester is today. Dorchester and Fells Way Driving clubs compete with forty horses across sixteen events including two horse and four horse heats. Feature trots pit Axterlord against Astro I and John O Donald against Outcast in Class M.
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Doves Fall to Reds 5-4 in Tight Loss
In a close ballgame the St Louis Doves lose 5-4 to the Reds. Sacrifices by Jordan Sheehan Burch and McIntyre. Key plays include a triple by Konetchy and a double play chain. Lush absorbs the loss with 4 3 innings and McIntyre earns the win with 3 innings.
Baseball Matchups Across Cities Highlight National Card
National schedule lists Boston at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis with key matchups for fans. Scores and dates to follow as the season unfolds highlighting regional rivalries and travel routes.
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Reds Edge Boston 5 4 In Opening Series Game
Cincinnati tops Boston 5 to 4 after Boston nearly overhauls a four run edge. Kane misplay sparks Boston rally as Dorner Kelley and Dahlen spark Reds. Ewing avoids collapse, later trades send Brain to New York and Spade to Cincinnati in a busy afternoon deal.
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Leach's Ninth Inning Homer Wins Game For Pittsburg
Pittsburg uses a ninth inning homer by Leach to edge New York 7 to 6 in the opener. New York led 4-0 after the first, but Pittsburg fought back with heavy hitting including Clarke Wagner and Wilson triples and a Leach home run. Leifield worked 7 innings allowing six runs. Wiltse pitched for New York.
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New York
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Wagner
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Brooklyn Wins Opener 3–0 On Triple Play Spark
St Louis and Brooklyn opened the series with Brooklyn blanking the hosts 3–0. A first inning triple play started by Hummel’s liner to Shaw who threw to Kenetchy to catch Maloney at first and then to O Rourke to nail Burch attempting third.
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Locals Triumph as Tinker Leads Chicago Win Over Philadelphia
Chicago edges Philadelphia 8 to 3 with Tinker scoring on Hoffman's RBI single after a Magee error. Osbourne Steinfeldt Knabe Zimmerman doubled, Magee Sheckard homered, and Knabe Magee Hoffman stole bases. Brown and Foxen allowed runs, 2h 4m game time, Johnstone umpired.
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Hoffman
Bransfield
Brone
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Steinfeldt
Knabe
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Detroit Tigers at 8 O'clock as Season Heats Up
Detroit opens at 8 with Donovan or Summers to start while Cy Young may redeem Thursday's defeat. McConnell resumes uneasily after eye injury. left-handed matchups possible against the Sox. Red Sox release Case Patten. Jake Stahl to start at first as crowds hope for a warm reception. An upcoming doubleheader with Detroit is set for Monday at 2.
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Summers
Detroit
Cy Young
McConnell
Sox
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