Ty Cobb Delivers Three-Base Hit To Beat Red Sox 1 0
Detroit wins 1 to 0 as Ty Cobb hits the first ball he faced in the ninth for a three-base drive to left field. Dutch Leonard pitched magnificently for Boston while Bill James blanked the Sox on one hit. The decisive run scores after Cobb’s clutch hit breaks a tight pitchers’ duel.
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Sisler's hitting wins for Browns
Sisler drives in Austin with a double to open scoring as St Louis tops Philadelphia 2 to 1 in four two runs in the fourth and sixth. Cobb homers for Detroit in a separate box score note.
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Johnny Evers Sees Former Mates Lose
Johnny Evers ex-Brave returned from Philadelphia to watch his former teammates lose another game. He is now tied with the Phillies for the rest of the season and will wind up personal affairs with his family in Boston. The Phillies took over his contract with an unconditional release promised at season end.
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Dodgers Defeat Pirates Twice in Brooklyn Doubleheader
Brooklyn beat Pittsburg twice 4 0 in the opener and 2 1 in 10 innings. Cheney pitched superbly and spurred a third inning rally in game one. Bob Steele held the Pirates scoreless into the ninth in game two before Olson and Myers delivered the decisive run in the 10th.
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St Paul comes from behind as rain ends game
In a rain shortened affair St Paul beat Indianapolis 6 to 5 after the eighth inning. The Minneapolis Eagles won 2 to 1 over Louisville in the first game while Louisville took the second 8 to 6. Other games Toledo Milwaukee and Columbus Kansas City were disrupted by rain.
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Wiley Team Favorite Leads Five Mile Motor Pace
The feature at Revere tonight includes a $0-mile motor paced handicap with Wiley Team Favorite against Corry and Elmer Collins. A second big race is a five mile tandem between Pat Logan of South Boston and Lloyd Thomas of the coast.
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Baseball matchups across leagues today
American League sends Boston to Detroit New York visits Chicago Philadelphia plays St Louis Washington faces Cleveland National League features St Louis at Boston in two games Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Eastern League matchups include Hartford at Lawrence New London at Portland New Haven at Springfield Worcester at Bridgeport in two games
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Reulbach Finishes Braves Career. Heads to Providence
Ed Reulbach pitched his final game for the Braves yesterday and will join Toronto in a deal pairing with outfielder George Twombly. The move helps clear room for new Boston outfielders Powell and Rehg as Bob Gill heads to Bridgeport with battery partner Willard McGraw already there.
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Brusie Stable Big Winner at Bay State Short Ship Meet
Harry Brusie veteran driver of the New England light harness world and his stable had a big day in Northampton on July 13. The Arab earned second in the 2 16 pace Monte Volo won first in the 2 80 trot and fourth in that race Red November placed third as Lyman Brusie won the race and first money. Frank Fox's May Bird won the faster pace after dropping the first heat to The Arab. Large fields and keen competition marked the second day.
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New World Record in 3000 Metres Set at Stadium
Stockholm July 18 A Zander of Sweden set a new world best in the 3000 metre run at the Stadium clocking 8 minutes 710 seconds The previous record of 8 minutes 8 810 seconds was held by H Kolehmainen since 1912.
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Ouimet to Play for Golf Title
Francis Ouimet of Boston and Kenneth P. Edwards of Midlothian reached the finals of the 19th Western amateur championship at Midlothian after Ouimet beat Donald Edwards 4 up 2 to play and Edwards defeated J G Anderson 5 up 4. Ouimet led most of the match with strong putting and steady iron play, while Edwards rallied at several points but could not overtake the Boston star. In other semi finals K P Powards Midlothian defeated J G Anderson New York 6 and 4 Wraneis Quimet defeated Donald Edwards 4 and 2. R M Patterson West Pullman defeated A F Henning South Shore 1 up in 44 holes.
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Highlanders Rally Past White Sox in 11 Inning Win
New York defeats Chicago 6 to 5 in 11 innings after a controversial tag at the plate. Peckinpaugh singles, Pipp follows, and Veckinpaugh narrowly scores as Schalk mishandles the relay. Felch homered for the White Sox.
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Planters rally to defeat peerat in ninth inning
In New London on July 13 the Planters surged in the ninth to beat Worcester 8 to 0. Reiger delivered a two-base hit and Downey and DeNeville joined with hits to fuel the decisive rally as fine pitching and sharp defense dominated the game.
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Birmingham Tops Chattanooga 7–0 in Extra Innings
In a decisive baseball game, Birmingham defeats Chattanooga 7 to 0 after 10 innings. Final stretch features strong pitching from Birmingham and a late offense surge to seal the win.
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New Haven Wins Two in Eastern League Double Bill
New Haven defeated Lawrence 4 to 3 and 8 to 0 in a twin bill. Naylor and Walker combined on the mound, Rhonda hit a two on base homer in the opener, and White errored while Miller and Whalen added extra base hits to seal the second victory.
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Cardinals Win From Braves 7 6 In Ninth Inning Thriller
The Cardinals edged the Braves 7 to 6 as Paulette tripled in the ninth to drive home the winning run after a long pitching duel. Horstman May and others held the line for St Louis while Reulbach, Horstman and Packard pitched for Boston. Eight pitchers were used, and the game featured a flurry of walks and timely hits with 11 Cards and 10 Braves hits.
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Giants Beat Reds 4 to 3 in New York game
New York Giants edge Cincinnati 4 3 to take third in the series. Zimmerman homered with two aboard in the first, Holke added three singles, and Chase was caught at second on a seventh inning rally.
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Portland Defeats Bridgeport 6 1 in Baseball Tilt
Heavy hitting by Portland sealed a 6 to 1 win over Bridgeport. Bridgeport scored in the ninth as Plitt held the mound for Portland.
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Philadelphia and Chicago split two shutouts in doubleheader
Philadelphia won the first game 7 0 as Alexander and Douglas battled before Douglas yielded seven hits and six runs in the eighth. In the ten inning second game Chicago edged Philadelphia 1 0 with Wortman scoring after a walk and wild pitch as Demaree and Rixey held the offense scoreless until the 10th.
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