Naps Displace the Red Sox in Third Place Browns Annex Double Header
The Red Sox, crippled and overmatched, lose the opener to the Browns in a one sided game and drop the second as well despite solid pitching by Joe Wood and Graham. Boston fielding and clutch hitting fail while Cleveland bashed out runs and capitalized on miscues to claim both games.
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Fred Burchell
Naps Rally To Beat Athletics In Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 6 to 6 for the third straight win. Rhoades passed, an error followed by hits by Barry Thomas and Bender put Philadelphia ahead, but Cleveland reclaimed with an eighth inning rally Bemis batted for Ball and drove in the final two runs securing the win.
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Browns Rally in Second Game to Edge Red Sox
Graham failed to reclaim form in the nightcap as Boston starter Wood struggled. Hartzell sparked St Louis with a left field single and a scoring sequence on a Hartzell steal attempt. Gessler and Wagner produced an early hit and a standout double, while Wagner and Woods worked to shut down Boston’s offense and prevent a bigger comeback. The Browns held a narrow lead with strong defensive plays and timely hits.
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Tigers Slug Out Two Victories in Detroit Doubleheader
Detroit defeated Washington in a doubleheader with a 20 minute rain delay. Cobb hit two home runs totaling five runs, Browne and Cobb were noted for key batting, and Detroit executed eight bunts across the two games. Willett limited Washington to three singles in game two. Donovan pitched the opener until it was called safe.
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Baseball matchups list from Boston to Chicago schedule
National and New England city pairings show games between Chicago Boston Cincinnati New York St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn and regional contests with Haverhill Lawrence Brockton New Bedford Lynn Worcester Lowell Fall River.
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Highlanders routed by Chicago 9 to 0 in sensational game
Chicago crushed New York 9 to 0 as Warhop was hammered early and Smith steadied the team. The scoring spree started quickly with a dominant offense and poor New York defense, yielding a lopsided early look at the match.
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Cubs rally fuels championship push against Doves this afternoon
Column mixes baseball analysis and crowd chatter as fans discuss the Cubs final game with the Doves, past boxing notes on Papke and Flynn, Weston’s age defying sprint, and local sports curiosities at Wood Island Park and nearby grounds.
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Balks and forced runs on a bunt play explained
A discussion of base running and balk rules with runners on second and third. The batter’s bunt and subsequent runner actions lead to questions whether the third baseman was forced or not. The pitcher tags home claiming forced runners, while the speaker argues no force exists requiring a tag.
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Barberich to Join Sox in Fall Trade
President John S. Taylor announced the purchase of pitcher Barberich from Hugh Duffy of Providence Eastern league. Barberich, praised as the top minor league twirler, will report to the Boston club in the fall. Negotiations also involve adding Ed Karger, formerly with the Red Sox, now with St. Paul, who has been strong for the Saints.
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Hugh Duffy
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Karger
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Amateur athletic clubs seek July 17 games in Boston area
Several clubs state age group based match desires for July 17 with home or away games. Contacts include J L Murphy Dorchester. Raymond Wiley Somerville. F Brown Roxbury. M Levenson city. and R F E McWilliams Cambridge. Preferences cover half fares and travel costs. openings extend to July 24 and August.
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