St. Louis Triumphs In 10 Inning Game Over Brooklyn
St. Louis edged Brooklyn 5 to 4 in 10 innings after trailing early. Smoot doubled and Barclay singled with two out in the 10th to drive in the winning run as 9,174 attended at St. Louis.
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Chicago over Pittsburg in national baseball action
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 8 to 5 in a National League game at Chicago. Doheny was hit hard, base running and errors aided the win, while Taylor faltered late. Jones featured in fielding as 11,500 fans watched.
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Jeffries and Corbett Prep Battle in Camp Reports
In San Francisco July 19 Corbett trains intensely at Alameda with wife in command and claims peak form. Jeffries at Harbin Springs follows a heavy regimen with Delaney guiding diet and workouts aiming for speed and power.
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Cincinnati Wins Both Games Over Philadelphia
Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia as both visiting pitchers were hit hard. Donlin was hit by a pitch and left early as Cincinnati won 6 to 4 in seven innings in game two. Attendance reached 15,000 with Johnstone umpiring both games.
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Boston Fans Predict Collins Team Wins Pennant This Season
Local baseball enthusiasts on Huntington Avenue overwhelmingly back the Collins lineup for the American League title despite early doubts. After two victories over Cleveland and strong pitching by Gibson and Winter, Boston leads by four and a half games over the Athletics with Cleveland pressing the chase.
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Collins Team Aims for Title as Tigers Seek Revenge
Dineen is slated to pitch for Collins with Aubrey a weak hitter. Pittenger and Winter contend for batting honors while Buck Freeman leads the American league in slugging. Collins right now fields five .300 hitters to the Nationals two. A local poll shows about 90 percent favor Collins to win the flag as they’ve won four of six from Cleveland and Detroit. Dougherty leads in steals for Collins with 17 and Dexter of the Nationals has 18.
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Games Today Across Leagues and Cities
Detroit plays Boston while Cleveland faces New York St. Louis meets Philadelphia Chicago travels to Washington in the American schedule. In New England Manchester hosts New Bedford Fall River visits Nashua and Lowell plays Lawrence.
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Amateur ball clubs seek wide field of youth and semi pro teams
A crowded notice invites amateur and semi professional teams from Boston areas to contact managers and owners for summer play. Listings show teams like Orients and Mystics with various age groups, addresses, and managers such as J. Birmingham and W. Daly seeking schedules and guarantees.
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Boston Americans Keep Up Fast Gait in Pennant Chase
The Collins team extended its pennant march with four wins in six games, two each over Cleveland and Detroit. Gibson starred Friday against Donovan, Farrell aims to return soon, and Detroit visits Huntington Avenue as the crippled Nationals schedule two games with Philadelphia. Tenney’s absence is noted alongside steady batting and fielding averages.
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Brookline Triumphs With Strong Semi-Pro Nine
Brookline, coached by Ryan, fields a high grade team whose cohesion and workmanlike play drove the club to win first honors among the solid semi professional nines around Boston.
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Boxing Gossip Sparks Rush for Corbett Briggs Bout
The Tammany Athletic Club arena in Roxbury buzzes as manager Johnny Mack and secretary Doyle report heavy seat demand for Young Corbett versus Jimmy Briggs on Wednesday. Corbett, popular in Boston, trains at Winthrop Beach while Briggs vows a surprise.
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One Mile Run at Goodwin Park Winners
George A. Flynn won the one mile race at Goodwin Park on Saturday afternoon. John McKeown finished second and Thomas Dolan third. Prizes awarded were a gold watch for first, five dollars for second, and three dollars for third.
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