Freeman's 10th inning hit wins for Boston over Detroit
Buck Freeman drove the winning run in the 10th at Huntington Avenue as Boston edged Detroit 1 0. Norwood Gibson outpitched Donovan in a pitching duel with sharp fielding, two double plays, and late tense defense. Freeman's drive capped a rare back-and-forth classic amid strongBrownfield and Criger catching.
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Terrific Drive Near Fence Stuns Stadium Crowd
A powerful drive surged toward the right field fence, finishing within a foot of clearing it and thrilling spectators.
Chicago Bats Rally in Two Inning Win Over Washington
Chicago bunched hits and scored in two innings to beat Washington 6 to 4 in a day game. Washington had strong batting but failed to deliver timely hits as Chicago plans a doubleheader tomorrow.
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Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1 in July upset
St Louis failed to score against Philadelphia pitcher Waddell who later dragged a spectator from the stands after an insult. The incident led to an arrest while Philadelphia ran up four runs in the seventh inning to win the game. Attendance figures are not listed.
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St. Louis, Philadelphia clash with tight pitching and errors
In a pitchers duel, Davis and Hill delivered key hits while M Cross Evans Davis and Wallace turned double plays. Both sides stranded eight runners each as Waddell issued three walks and Evans two. Evans hit a batter. Wad dell fanned 12, Evans two. Time 1 40m. Umpire Hassett.
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Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Sports brief lists three major matchups with teams Cleveland, New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Washington noted for upcoming games. No results provided.
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Cincinnati Grabs Win With Timely Hitting in Children's Day
Cincinnati used timely hitting to defeat Washburn as Philadelphia rallied in the ninth but Hahn held firm. A crowd of 25 000, largely children, witnessed the game with free admission for kids courtesy of President Herman.
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Bransfield's Three-bagger Wins 12th Inning for Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on July 17 New York led after tough innings but Beaumont's tied score in the ninth and Bransfield's clutch three-base hit followed by Leach's RBI single won the game in the 12th. Attendance 6028. Pitttsburg 6 New York 5. Bransfield and Leach key for Pittsburg. Kennedy strong for New York.
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Baseball matchups listed for Boston Chicago New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati
The page shows four games with Boston visiting Chicago, New York at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Brooklyn traveling to St Louis. It presents a regional slate with pairings and venues indicated for the day.
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Montreal Lands Worcester Franchise in Eastern League
Montreal today acquired the Worcester Baseball Club franchise in the Eastern League. The team will begin play as the Montreal club on Monday and will host its first home game here on August 21.
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Ard Patrick Wins Eclipse Stakes At Sandown
The Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park drew a record crowd as Ard Patrick defeated Sceptre and Rockland in a five horse field. Rockland, Derby winner, finished third with Sceptre second, marking Ard Patrick’s victory in a pivotal turf event attended by King Edward.
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Yale Baseball Below Usual Standard
Yale baseball finished a weak season with 20 wins and 8 losses amid criticism from the statistics committee. Captain Winslow led a squad that dropped Harvard Princeton and Brown, lost to Holy Cross and Dartmouth, won against Georgetown, and swept Penn. The team scored 159 runs to opponents 92 and boasted a high fielding average.
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