Wilson's Swat Defeats Braves
Wilson's early homer powered the Pirates to a 3 to 3 tie? no, final score 3 to 3 in a pitching duel between Hess and Camnitz. Hess allowed seven hits to Boston, Camnitz four, with a Batting misplays costly for the Braves and Maranville and Connolly leading Boston’s hitting while Wilson's long shot over Columbus avenue provided Pittsburg's decisive runs.
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Pirates Triumph Despite Braves Errors In Late Inning
Hess sacrificed well as Maranville failed to reach base and Clymer sent a weak fly to Jack Miller. A pivotal eighth inning double play and Connolly’s single set the stage for Kommers’ ninth inning double and Miller’s long sacrifice fly to win for the Pirates.
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Have You Hot Water In Your House
A humorous exchange plays on the phrase having hot water at home. One speaker jokes about always being in hot water, sparking a light conversation about domestic life and familiarity with boiler humor.
Goldenrod Wins in B Y C Race at Boothbay Harbor
Goldenrod of the Boston Yacht Club won the mixed sloop race against Shawmut and Babboon by 21 minutes 52 seconds amid a 14 mile course from Linekins Bay to Christmas Cove. Manataqua led Vera III in Class P, Edjacko lagging. Tomorrow the fleet sails 38 miles to Camden through Davis Straits and Musselridge Channel.
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Trade Fallout Sparks AL Inquiry Over Chase Swap
New York and Chicago clubs face league scrutiny over the Hal Chase Rollie Zeider and Borton deal. Frank Chance alleges he was deceived about Zeider and Berton athletic condition. He says White Sox manager Callahan assured readiness that proved false after Zeider was injured earlier.
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Quakers Sweep Cardinals 4-3 as Cravath HR seals win
Philadelphia takes fourth game of the four game series against St. Louis with a 4 to 3 victory. Brennan and Mayer allowed four Cardinal hits in a rough eighth inning as Lobert stole second and scored on Paskett. Cravath homered to finish the contest.
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Platform Exchange Sparks Jam Pun
A man on the platform scolds the crowd for disorder while others joke about preserves and jam, turning a tense moment into a lighthearted street remark. The exchange centers on food wordplay amid a restless audience.
Longworth B Disappoints In Pittsburg Grand Circuit Start
The Brunot's Island track opening under fine weather saw Longworth B disappoint in the 2:05 pace with Walter Cochato winning both heats. Branham Baughman and Jones Gentry placed far back as Peter McCormick won the 2:12 trot heat before O'Neill took the final three heats.
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Veterans R D Little and T R Pell Dominate Round Robin Doubles
New York July 16 R D Little and T R Pell, the international lawn tennis veterans, won their Round Robin doubles match on the Country Club of Westchester turf, defeating C H Jackson and J B Cornell 6 0 6 4. The Princeton pair G M Church and Deah Mathey also won, while G F Touchard and W P Buren beat H N Rawlins and G T Ades 6 8 6 4 and L F E Mahan with C M Bull Jr defeated the Leonard brothers 9 7 7 5.
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