Browns Defeat Red Sox 9 to 2 In Slugging Start
St. Louis pitchers struggled as Stovall and teammates battered Bedient Pape and Collins early. Powell Wagner and Stovall starred with extra-base hits including a three-base start for Stovall and a late run-scoring double. Smith held the line for Boston after initial chaos, but the Browns surged to nine runs.
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Laporte
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Pape
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Browns Hold Edge as Red Sox Rally Stalls in Early Inning
Bedient fouls out to Cady to end a tense first inning as Jantzen and Stovall hit back to back singles. Laporte drives a long ball just foul and later singles, but Hooper and Yerkes stop a key Red Sox rally. Pape retires the Browns in order in the second as Duffy Lewis makes a spectacular catch to end the inning.
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Boston
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Senators Beat Naps In An Uphill Game
Washington defeated Cleveland 8 to 7 in a pitchers duel after Cleveland scored six runs in the first inning. Cashion and Vaughn were wild but effective as Washington rallied for the win. The score was 8 to 7.
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Detroit Tigers Run Up Eleven On New York Nine
Detroit routs New York 11 to 3 as Vitt Shamons and Dubuc spark two base hits and Jones a three base hit. Moriarty and Loudon steal bases while Ford and Dubuc combine for six and three strikeouts respectively.
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New York
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Moriarty
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Kaufman Miller Bout Planned in San Francisco
Fight promoter Eddie Graney announced a 20 round title bout between Al Kaufman and Charlie Miller to take place in San Francisco on July 26 or 31. The match aims to draw strong attendance in the regional boxing circuit.
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al Kaufman
Charlie Miller
Germantown Defeats Rosendale Cricket Club By Wide Margin
Philadelphia July 10 The Germantown Cricket Club defeated the Rose dale Cricket Club of Toronto by an inning and 106 runs in a match finished today. The result highlights Germantown dominance with a decisive victory on home soil.
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Rosedale Cricket Club
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Matchups Set for St. Louis Boston and Three More
St. Louis faces Boston as Chicago meets Philadelphia Detroit meets New York and Cleveland plays Washington in listed NBA schedule matchups across four venues.
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Baseball matchups listed for six cities and teams
National games feature Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg while New England matches include Brockton at Worcester Haverhill at Lowell Lawrence at Fall River and Lynn at New Bedford presented as a regional schedule update.
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Local High School Baseball Scores Across Three Matches
Springfield Springfield beats Hartford 4 to 3. Waterbury defeats Bridgeport 6 to 2. Holyoke tops New Haven 4 to 3 in game one and 7 to 5 in game two.
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Bridgeport
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Scores Align Across Doubleheader City Matches
In Kansas City the Kansas City team defeated Indianapolis 4 to 1 in the opener while Indianapolis won 8 to 6 in the second. Milwaukee shut out Louisville 7–0 then won 7–2 in the nightcap. St Paul beat Toledo 8–2 and Minneapolis took Columbus 3–1.
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Louisville
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Toledo
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Columbus
White Sox Win Over Athletics In Ninth Inning Thriller
Chicago edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 as the White Sox pushed the winning run in the ninth. Peters lasted four innings, Lange shaded well until the finish, and Walsh closed out Oldring with two outs, ending the game.
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Durman and Hains Row Race Postponed by Storm
The sculling championship race between Eddie Durman of Toronto and William Hains of Boston, initially set for today in Toronto with a $1000 purse, was postponed due to a storm and will be rowed tomorrow.
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Eddie Durnan
William Hains
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Tomorrell
Cyclone Forces Baseball Game Abandonment
The Braves led the Cardinals by four runs in St Louis when darkness ended the game in the fourth inning. The match was halted due to a baby cyclone and was not resumed, leaving no official record as no 30 minute wait followed the call.
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Kling alters lineup as rain halts game in 5 1 defeat
Umpire Brennan ended today's contest with Kling's lineup reshuffled. Gowdy Kirke O Rourke and Jackson sparked scoring in the second inning while Titus led off the order, Campbell started, and McDonald and Devlin were benched. Rain postponed the game to be played on the next trip.
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Giants Shut Out by Chicago Cubs
New York, July 10, the Giants were blanked 3 to 0 by Chicago. Richie limited the visitors to four scattered hits while Ames struggled in the second inning, leaving Fletcher and Groh with injuries. Chicago's three runs came in the second frame on multiple hits and a wild pitch.
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Desirable Fans Barred From Fenway Park
About 30 undesired patrons were refused entry to Fenway Park by American League management yesterday. The treasurer declined to name the exclusionists or give reasons, but the act likely reduced wagering on the day’s game.
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Delirium Wins the 1500 Metre at Olympic Games
Mel Sheppard reports Delirium as the 1500-metre winner, overshadowing expectations that A N S Jackson claimed victory. He notes Finland’s Kolhemainen shatters the 5000-metre record, Bouin second, Hutson third, while American sprinters struggle.
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London
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Courtney
Delirium Wins 1500 Meter Race After Fierce Finish
In a dramatic 1500 meter sprint Delirium edged rival Jackson as Kiviat Taber and Jones pressed the pace. Jackson fought to the end despite delirium and collapsed briefly after winning before sending an apology to Kiviat.
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Melvin Sheppard
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Taber
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Jones
Kiviar
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