St Louis Wins One Game While Second Ends In Tie
The St Louis club dominated the opener 13 to 6 at the South End grounds. The second game ended tied 6 to 6 after 10 innings as darkness halted play. Roger Bresnahan and his new cohort faced a tough night with mixed results.
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Cardinals and Heps clash as Boston crowd riots color second game
The Hub viewed Roger's Cardinals as premier yet the Heps pushed them in a see saw doubleheader. Umpire Brennan sparked a near riot after ruling Miller’s homer a double following a ball deflected by a center field spectator. Oakes Evans and Ellis shone in the outfield for St Louis while Patsy Flaherty delivered a clutch three bagger that tied the second game before it was halted.
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How Todays Games Will Affect Leaders National
National baseball recap notes slashing defense at the short field. Miller and Ingerton carried the stick while Bill Sweeney was out hurt and not replaced by Rari den or Spratt. Sallee faced Hub Purdue in the opener with Sallee thriving while Gallatin’s actor faded and Brown relieved in the fifth.
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Why Not Call Them Chain Lightnings
A local baseball note praises the St. Louis club, calling for a stronger nickname than the Dooinites Live Wires. A ninth inning rally is described with Flaherty and Brown out, Rariden’s hit, Tenney’s return, Oakes misplay, and a costly miscue letting Rariden score.
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PASSES IN THE FIRST GIVE GIANTS VICTORY
A detailed baseball recap describes Purdue’s early passing and scoring actions, including Huggins, Evans, and Koney advances. St Louis and Boston exchange runs with Ingerton, Flaherty, and Ellis contributing, ending with a Giants win in a pitched finish and missed scoring chances.
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Pat Flaherty Delivers In Pinch Homers and Tying Hits
Pat Flaherty rises to the occasion with clutch power as he belts long drives to tie games and clinch wins. He homered in Cincinnati series twice and delivered a tying triple yesterday, making him the go to hitter in critical moments.
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Dodgers Jump Cubs Early In Brooklyn Win 5 3
Brooklyn jumped to a 3 0 lead in the first inning and added two more runs as Chicago could not recover. Final score Brooklyn 5 Chicago 3 with Knetzer striking out eight for Brooklyn and Reulbach charged with the loss.
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Reds Beat Phillies as Burns Exits Early
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 with Burns knocked out after four innings. Luderus belted a long homer at the park. Umpire Pisneran, previously assaulted by Outfielder Magee, officiated today.
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Dooin Suspended for Failure to Pay Fine
Philadelphia baseball notes say Dooin was suspended for one day after the club failed to send his $5 fine to the league by noon. President Fogel had forgotten the matter, leaving Moran to fill behind the plate in the St. Louis game context.
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Connecticut League Scores Snapshot
Springfield leads Hartford 4 3 in a tight game followed by Bridgeport 5 to 4 over New Britain and New Haven 2 to 1 against Waterbury in a preliminary standings update.
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Bookies Barred At Meeting In Indianapolis
Bookmakers stalls were deserted at the Indiana Grand Circuit meet in Indianapolis by order of Governor Marshall. Betting moved to private pools in front of the grand stand as crowds earlier in the week thronged the State fair grounds. The track produced the fastest mile of the season when Zombrewer driven by Snow clocked 2:04 1 4 in the 2:09 pace heat.
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Lynn Hammers Ball in Every Direction
Stankard 2, Boardman, Smith, Ward. Rams, Two base hit Stankard. Three base hits Howard, McLane. Hits off Graverson 2 in, Grubb 2 in 1 inning, Ferris 9 in 4 innings. Sacrifice hits McLane 2, Spring, Lonergan, Stankerd. Stolen bases Howard, Barna, Aubrey, Grubb, Henriksen. Double plays Roanlman to Howard to Stankard, Aubrey to Carle. Left on bases Brockton 8, Haverbull 6. Bases on balls Ward 3, Graverson 1, Grabb 2, Ferris 1. Bases on errors Haver mean 2, Brockton 1. Struck out by Ward 1. Time 1h 36m. Umpire Stafford.
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Lowell Defeats Worcester 10-1 Behind Wolfgang and Hale
Lowell overpower Worcester 10 to 1 as Hale hits freely and Wolfgang shines on offense and defense. Crum homered for Worcester while Huston and Barrows homered in the eighth inning fueling Lowell's win. Magee also stood out with strong batting and fielding.
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American Track Champions Set For Sweden Olympic Test
Arthur Duffey notes that Oxford Cambridge athletes defeated Harvard Yale, signaling American champions will rebound in the Sweden Olympic season. He cites John Paul Jones of Cornell and George Chisholm as contenders while British critics doubt US records. Eller and other rivals press the pace.
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Toronto and Montreal split games with high scoring outcomes
The first game ended Montreal 7 Toronto 5 while the second saw Toronto win 5 to 4. Providence beat Newark 4 to 3 and Rochester defeated Buffalo 8 to 3. Baltimore faced Jersey City at 4 6.
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Lawrence 5 Fall River 4 in New England baseball
Lawrence edges Fall River 5 to 4 with three sharp double plays and key hits. Ulrich caught the game, committing his first error of the season as Lawrence capitalized on opportunities in the July 12 contest in Lawrence.
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All Round Championship Rounds and Baseball Bets Mentioned
Last year the all round championship was won by F KF GCG Thompson of Los Angeles with a total of 760 points. The all round record belongs to Martin Sheridan of the Irish American A C New York with 7285 points at Celtic Park Long Island July 6 1900 PhK Harvard Yale and Oxford Cambridge have met four times and stand even in wins. In the Boston Philadelphia series June 24 both teams scored 14 runs, a tie. Stuffy McInnis of Connie Mack's Athletics from Gloucester born September 15 1890.
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There Is a Reason for the Wh Lined Pad
A brief item notes the purpose behind the lined pad used in the Wh organization. It highlights practical reasons for its design and use, framing the pad as a functional access tool within daily operations.
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