Indians Win PinchHitter Graney Delivers 4-3 Victory
Cleveland defeats Boston 4 to 3 in a spitball battle as Allan Sotheron relieves in the second and shuts out the Red Sox for seven innings. Graney's clutch pinch hit in the ninth drives in the winning run after a tense back-and-forth in Cleveland.
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Red Sox
Russell
Sotheron
Cleveland
Allan Russell
Allan Sotheron
Mails
Boston
Sox
Graney
Larry Gardner
Sewell
Johnson
Gardner
Nanamaker
Foster
Nietzke
McInnis
Scott
Pittenger
Johnston
Seibold
Wambsganss
Speaker
Smith
Wamby
Jamieson
Pittenzger
Joe & Wambsganss
Seer
Neitzke
Vitt Nunamaker Speaker
Pittinger
Sothoron
Sothoran
Kill Connelly
Nailin
Tigers' Rush Overcomes A's in Detroit Upset
Detroit Americans won 11 to 5 over Philadelphia as Parks relieved Hollings in the second, holding the visitors to five hits. Philadelphia led early but Detroit’s offense exploded with multiple hits and runs, earning the win with Parks the victor and Moore the loser in a 1 hour 50 minute game.
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Detroit
Detroit Americans
Philadelphia
Parks
University of Michigan
Hollings
Keefe
C. Walker
Barrett
Blue
Shorten
Perkins
Dugan
Hellmann
Bassler
Veach
Witt
Sacrifices
Rush
Moore
Parke
Evans
Owens
Heilmann
Flagstead
E . Serene
Young
Po Parks
Omi
A. E. Witt
Wee
Welch
Walker
Feae
J. Walker
Tear
Seeeee
Ee Teaee
Brazil
Congress Shelves Bills for Summer Entertainment and Odd Quorums
A satirical report portrays Congress delaying legislation to enjoy a summer of theatrics and games. It describes jokers counting as aces, committees hosting poker and gin sessions, and trips to Watch Hill Newport and Atlantic City.
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Representative Gump
Watch Hill
Narragansett Pier
Newport
New York Club Leaders Sell Cuba Jockey Club Stock
Charles A. Stoneham and John J. McGraw of the New York National League Club have sold the majority stock in the Cuba American Jockey and Automobile Club at Havana to Thomas Monahan and associates. Stoneham will resign, with Monahan to become president. McGraw will resign as second vice president to focus on baseball. Frank J. Bruen remains general manager.
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New York
Charles A. Stoneham
John J. McGraw
New York National League Baseball Club
Houlton High Accepts Defi Clash With All Scholastics
Houlton High of Maine accepts the challenge from the All Scholastic nine. Arrangements set to bring the Hub team to Maine a week from Saturday. Cambridge Latin pulled from the Maine list leaving Lane Tech to play. The Gotham boys from New York City arrive for practice at Fenway Park.
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Houlton High
Maine
Houlton
Cambridge Latin
Lane Tech High of
Chicago
Greater
Boston
Houston
Portland High
New York City
Gotham
Fenway Park
Braves Take Two From Cubs Tighten National League Standings
Local sports pages celebrate the Braves climbing the NL ladder after a two game win streak over the Cubs. Johnny Evers receives no relief as the Tribesmen perform solidly on the field.
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Braves
Fred Mitchell
Huskies
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Corbett Sullivan 1892 Battle Recalled in Queries
Inquiries recall the 1892 Corbett versus Sullivan bout and note events around Caledonian games on August 6 at Caledonian Grove. Mentions include Dempsey Fulton Wills claims and a note on athlete Hill versus Ray in Antwerp Olympic race context.
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Corbett
John L. Sullivan
South
Dempsey
Fulton
Wills
Dempsey K. C
Jose Ray
A. G. Hill
America
Hill
Ray
Antwerp
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