Red Sox win in 10th to even series with White Sox
In Chicago on July 12 the Red Sox beat the White Sox 3 2 in 10 innings to even the series. Donahue, Wagner and Burchell starred as Boston rallied from early miscues and capitalized on timely hits to close out the game.
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Red Sox Notes Previewing Batters and Lefty Patterns
The Red Sox arrive with new bats from Louisville and scout Patsy Donovan travels from St. Paul to scout pitching talent. Al though returning after three weeks, he starts a Southern league tour tomorrow. The team faces left handers on the Western circuit as St. Louis and Detroit plan southpaw usage against Boston. Eleven pitchers on the roster, with five likely sent home. Pape or Arellanes to start vs the Browns. Arellanes warming up in the afternoon.
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Indians Blank the Senators in Cleveland
Cleveland won 3 to 0 over Washington as Rhoades pitched effectively and Johnson was touched. Darkness halted play in the fifth inning and rain followed ten minutes later, ending the game early with Cleveland taking three of four from the Senators.
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Browns Can’t Score in Final Loss to Highlanders
New York defeated St Louis 5 to 0 in the final game as Lake limited the Browns to three hits. Hoffman contributed two hits off Powell who pitched effectively until the eighth inning when Engle doubled in two runs for the Highlanders.
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Eastern League Scores Report
Jersey City 2 Providence 0 Newark 4 Baltimore 2 Montreal 4 Rochester 2 Buffalo 6 Toronto 0 results list from Eastern League standings and outcomes.
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Baseball Matchups Across Cities and Leagues
National League games list Chicago Boston Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia. American League fixtures Boston St Louis New York Chicago Washington Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland. New England towns Lynn Lawrence New Bedford Brockton Haverhill Worcester Fall River Lowell.
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Doves Edge Cardinals in Ninth Inning Finish
In a tight late rally Boston Doves beat St Louis 4 to 3 as Bowerman and Bill Sweeney deliver key hits. Sallee pitched well for the Cardinals but a controversial safe call at third aided Boston and Dahlen’s run in the ninth sealed the win at Fenway Park.
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Reds and Dodgers Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
Brooklyn and Cincinnati split today's twin bill with Cincinnati winning 11 to 1 in the opener. The nightcap ended 8 to 8 after a ninth inning misplay by Brooklyn costing them the lead and allowing the tying run, with police in attendance as the crowd reacted.
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Pitcher Collins Reports For Duty With Red Sox
Ray Collins, University of Vermont pitcher, joins the Boston Red Sox roster and reports to headquarters. He introduced himself to Secretary Eddie Riley and will join the team in St. Louis after President Taylor arranged his contract.
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Catcher Street Quits Senators for Coast Outlaws
Washington star catcher Charley Street surprised fans by announcing he is through with the Washington club and will jump to the coast outlaws. He said he would leave town this afternoon for the West and gave no further details.
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Bresnahan Rates Worcester Star Hugh Bradley for Major League
Roger Bresnahan, leader of the St. Louis Nationals, watched Worcester's game with Marlborough today and praised Hugh F. Bradley Worcester's star first baseman. He declared Bradley potential major league timber and set a price based on his performance.
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Doves Doubleheader Highlights In Chicago Attraction
Notes from the ballpark describe a two game day with Chicago as the main draw. Ellis made a spectacular one handed catch off Coffey in the ninth inning robbing a potential extra base hit. Beals Becker shows lingering batting eye issues while Johnny Bates eyes a return from indigestion. Coffey covers short well and Delehanty’s sixth inning drive draws praise. Bowerman’s ninth inning line drive hits hard and likely would have cleared the yard.
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Matty and Camnitz Shine in Pitching Duel Doubleheader
New York and Pittsburg split a doubleheader with the home team winning 3 2 in the first game. In the second, Pittsburgh won 9 0 as Camnitz nearly blanked New York and Marquard struggled with control. Doyle delivered a seventh inning double for Pittsburgh in the opener.
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Overall's Work Defeats Quakers in 3-0 Game
Chicago won the July 12 game in Philadelphia 3 to 0 behind strong pitching by Overall. All runs came in the first inning after two outs, highlighted by Schulte's double steal and Steinfeldt's triple off Chance's grounder, with Hoffman's RBI single. Dooin was sent to the clubhouse in the first for disputing umpire Stone's call.
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