Braves Rally In Eighth To Beat Pirates 6 5 In Hot Game
Boston Nationals exploded for six runs in the eighth inning to edge the Pirates 6 to 5 at Pittsburg. Red Smith drove in the winning run as Dick Rudolph, Mamaux, Jacobs, and others battled through a tense, high–tempo afternoon. Mamaux held Boston to two hits through seven, but Boston capitalized on errors and timely hits to pull off the dramatic comeback.
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Talbot Tru Blue Serge Suit Praised by Wagner
Talbot Company at 395 Washington St Boston advertises the Tru Blue Serge Suit priced at 15.00 as superior to others, noting fine finish and appearance of higher cost. Charles Wagner endorses the suit as a trusted recommendation among athletes and customers alike.
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Tigers Beat Senators 4-2 in Washington
Detroit pitcher Coveleskie outpitched Washington trio to secure a 4 to 2 victory. Washington errors helped two runs. Detroit earned all four runs. Vitt doubled for Detroit. Cobb stole, Burns and Cobb sac heros, Witt to Young to Burns grounded into a DP. Pitch counts and misc details note Coveleskie 7 hits allowed, 0 earned in 9, Dumont and Gallia relief. Time 2h 5m.
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Lawrence Men Will Purchase Home Team In City
July 12. Lawrence Eastern league club will stay in Lawrence as Owner Joseph Sullivan says local men will buy the club. Deal to close within a week or ten days. Players received all back pay today.
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Arlington Heights Tennis Club Semi Final Today
The postponed semi final in the annual men's singles tourney pits A. M. Stewart against Carl W. Patriquin this afternoon. The winner will face Edward A. Bailey in the final Saturday afternoon for the club championship.
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Eastern League results mixed night at Lynn and New Haven
In Lynn, Zieser wild fourth inning helps Lynn beat Lowell 8 to 3 as errors and base runners mount. New Haven edges Worcester 8 to 2 with late ninth inning tension and altered lineups. M Shannon, Miller, Weaver, Fewster, Gardella drive offense. Herring and Donovan lock down pitching for the decisive wins.
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Portland Defeats Lawrence In See-Saw See-Saw Game
Portland edged Lawrence in a tense nine inning contest as late pitching changes and Lawrence fielding woes allowed four Portland runs in the ninth. Durning and Martin each pitched well for Portland while Fuller and a Portland change helped stifle a Lawrence rally in the final frame.
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Bridgeport Edges Springfield In Costly Errors 3-2
Bridgeport beat Springfield 3 to 2 as costly errors by Springfield allowed Bridgeport to score three runs. Springfield, unable to hit House, stranded runners whileBridgeport pitchers contained the lineup.
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New London Beats Hartford 5-1 On Trautman Fourth Inning Swing
New London breaks the tie with a fourth inning blast by Trautman and goes on to defeat Hartford 5 to 1 on July 12. The game featured sharp hitting and strong defense from both sides with Zimmermann and Muarhefka delivering multi base hits for New London and Dowd scoring for Hartford.
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Linart and Walthour Win International 40 Mile Race
Victor Linart of Belgium and Bobby Walthour of Atlanta won the 40 mile motor paced team race at Revere Cycle track in 56 minutes 52.15 seconds defeating Leon Didier of France and Georges Colombatto of Italy. Williams won the 3 4 mile pro event after a tight battle with Logan of South Boston and Brown of Cambridge took the 2 mile amateur race.
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Giants Edge Reds 1-0 in Six-Inning Rain Shortened Game
In Cincinnati on July 12, the Giants beat the Reds 1-0 in a six inning rain shortened pitchers' duel. New York scored its only run on an error as Schulz allowed one hit, Doyle scoring after reaching second on Griffith's error. Anderson held the Reds to two hits.
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American Association Scores and Notable Letters
Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 2 to 1 and Columbus defeated Milwaukee 8 to 2 in 10 innings. Kansas City prevailed over Toledo 8 to 2. Louisville at St Paul games were rained out. Letters reference Howard McRae and Johnny Noonan.
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Red Sox Victory Share Tops Set of Pro Sports
A busy sports page notes one game today and highlights key boxing stories. Johnny Evers enjoys a rest before crucial Braves tests, while Gotch challenges Stecher for a fall title and White defeats Wells suggesting a future Welsh bout.
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Duffeys enter A A U championships in Newark
The younger Duffey brother Fred heads for the A A U championships in Newark while Meredith shows form that has many predicting he will challenge for a top finish in the half mile following Ted.
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Fastest mile by Imen horse at Lingfield July 1900
An American bred racer named Imen reportedly ran a mile in 1 minute 33 15 seconds at Lingfield England on July 13 1900. Also notes American shooting team performance at the Olympics listing event wins and totals.
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Phillies Beat Cubs 6 to 2 In Chicago Showdown
Philadelphia pounded Packard for seven hits in the fourth and fifth innings to hand the Cubs a fifth straight defeat by 6 to 2. Demaree pitched well, with two base runners and an error noted, while Schulte made two notable one handed catches. Key hits included Niehoff Knabe and Schulte doubles and a Zimmerman triple.
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