Red Sox Triumph Over Tigers In Lengthy Battle
Boston tops Detroit 10 to 9 in ten innings as Speaker and Janvrin pace the offense with multiple hits and 4 driven in. Carrigan uses Pennock and Collins in a tense sequence keying the comeback and final scoring drive.
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Senators Rally Past White Sox 5-3 Behind Gandil Double
Gandil drove in the deciding run with a fifth inning double as the Senators defeated the White Sox 5-3. Johnson shut down Chicago as bases threatened but failed to convert, preserving the lead.
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Boxers at Atlas A A show features eight rounders and lively chatter
Boxing at the Atlas A A tonight features Teddy Murphy and Al Ketchel in bantams followed by Johnny Emery and Jack Mansfield featherweights Dan McDonald and George Robinson middleweights and the eight round main event between Charley White and Young Saylor. If White wins he may meet Gilbert Gallant on July 27 with Frankie Mack possible next.
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Commonwealth Park Suggested by Braves Fan for New Boston Ballpark
P F Warren first ticket applicant proposes the name Commonwealth Park spelled with a K for the new Boston ballpark on Commonwealth Avenue. Sime Hickey, famed 50 yard sprinter, awaits a 50 year old challenger in a 100 yard race. Ted Meredith defeats LeRoy Campbell to challenge Higgins Caldwell for the coast’s top half mile. Nate Lewis praises Charley White’s boxing career.
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Braves Sign Up Pitcher Schroeder
The Boston club has accepted terms with pitcher R. Schroeder a free agent. A right hander six feet one inch tall and 185 pounds he pitched several no hit games for Sacramento in Pacific Coast play and was pursued by Detroit and the White Sox. He left Sacramento yesterday and will report to Manager Stallings soon.
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Baseball slate across leagues with multiple matchups today
In the American League Boston visits Cleveland New York plays Detroit Philadelphia travels to Chicago and Washington meets St Louis. In the New England League Portland hosts Manchester Fitchburg faces Lynn Worcester meets Lowell Lewiston plays Lawrence. In the Colonial League Brockton vs New Haven New Bedford vs Springfield Pawtucket vs Hartford. Federal League games include Brooklyn at Baltimore Chicago at St Louis Kansas City at Pittsburg Newark at Buffalo.
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Providence and Rochester duel in 2-1 finish
Harrisburg edges Buffalo 3-2 in first game, Buffalo wins 6-4 in second as Montreal hosts Richmond and Providence, Rochester, and Harrisburg clash for league results.
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Baseball scores from St. Paul to Minneapolis
In a doubleheader style recap, St. Paul defeated Indianapolis 9 to 2 while Louisville slipped by Minneapolis 1 to 0 in 10 innings. Milwaukee beat Columbus 5 to 1 and Cleveland edged Kansas City 3 to 2.
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