Ed Walsh Shines As White Sox Split Doubleheader
In Fenway Park yesterday Red Sox and White Sox battled 18 innings with Walsh dominant on the mound. O'Brien and Wood pitched well for Boston, while Gardner, Collins and Callahan starred in defense and Speaker led Boston hitters in the second game.
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Senators in Even Break With Browns
Washington and St. Louis split a doubleheader with a 1 0 victory for Washington in game one and a 7 6 ten inning win for St. Louis in game two. Hughes limited St. Louis to four hits in the opener while Vaughn faltered in the eighth of the nightcap and the visitors rallied for five runs. The decisive tenth featured a single, a stolen base and Milan error on Austin’s long fly. Milan and Shanks stole bases. Three base hits went to Ainsmith and McBride. Stolen bases by Milan Shanks and Shotten. Double plays by Allison to Austin to Kutina Austin to Kutina to Stephens McBride to Morgan to Gandil. Left on bases St. Louis 3 Washington 6. First base on balls off Allison 2 off Hughes 2. Hit by pitcher Austin. Struck out by Allison 1 by Hughes 6. Time 2 45. Umpires Evans and Westervelt.
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Chicago at Boston and Rival Matchups Across Circuits
National and New England schedules list Boston facing Cincinnati and New York, while Chicago plays Philadelphia and Boston meets New York. Regional games include Fall River versus Lawrence and Lynn versus Lowell as part of a broader slate.
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International League scores from Baltimore to Newark
In Baltimore the Orioles beat Jersey City 7 to 1. Rochester handled Buffalo 7 to 2. Toronto defeated Montreal 10 to 3. Providence edged Newark 4 to 3.
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Baseball Scores From Multiple City Games
American Association results show Minneapolis Minners 8 over Indianapolis 3 and Milwaukee 4 over Toledo 5 in 11 innings. Kansas City 5 defeated Columbus 3.
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Connecticut League Scores and Results Summary
Waterbury-Waterbury 4 New Haven 0. Holyoke dominates Bridgeport in two games, 90 to 4 and 4 to 1. Springfield-Springfield defeats Sartford 2 to 1 in the separate matchup.
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Naps Top Highlanders In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeats New York 5 to 1 as five hits in the fourth inning break open the game. Ryan hits a three base hit for Cleveland and Jackson homers. McConnell, Gregg, and Baskette staff the mound for New York and Cleveland. Time 1:42. Umpires Dineen and Sheridan.
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Umpire Cleary Escorted as Mob Targets Referee
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a large crowd of two thousand Wilkes Barre fans surged onto the field after a disputed call in a game with Troy. Seven state troopers shielded Umpire Cleary and escorted him to a dressing room where they stood guard for two hours before police cleared the ground.
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Detroit Wins First Game in Doubleheader
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 13 to 1 in the opener and lost the second 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Cobb piled seven straight hits including three doubles and a triple, while Lapp’s triple and Maggert’s single sparked the winning run. umpire O Loughlin ordered Murphy from the field after Detroit accused batsmen stepped out of the box.
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Douglas Smith Awarded To Red Sox Cincinnati
The National Baseball Commission ruled that Douglas Smith is not under contract to the Philadelphia club. Smith had signed with the Boston Americans after June 12, and Philadelphia claimed a contract based on his brother's statement on an unsigned pledge. The commission found no contract.
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