Red Sox fall as Neal Ball runs unassisted triple play
In Cleveland on July 19 Neal Ball snatched a crucial unassisted triple play for Cleveland, ending Boston's first game of a doubleheader. Collins debuted as pitcher for Cleveland, delivering a strong performance, while Arellanes recovered in the second game as Boston won 2 to 1.
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Young Tops Check as Red Sox Lose in Cleveland
Yesterday afternoon in the first game of a double header in Cleveland the two famed pitchers faced off for the first time. Young won as Check retires after four innings amid a barrage of Cleveland hits. The Red Sox prove stronger in overall form but weak in pitching this year.
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Boston and Cleveland Battle in Stolen Base Heavy Game
Arellanes started for Boston and Dusty Rhodes tried to halt Lake’s men. Lord singled in the first and was cut down stealing. Speaker reached third on Gessler’s drive but was nabbed on a close play. Cleveland loaded the bases and scored on Donohue’s hit and a Stovall throw. Three runs scored for Boston on the play as Amby and Donohue crossed. Niles doubled and stole second before Lord struck out. Speaker added his second hit in the third.
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Stovall Relieves Rhoades After Naps Rally Inning
Boston scores seven runs to one as Stovall removes Rhoades from the box after a spitter. Wagner earns a sacrifice, Bradley error leads to a force out, and Stahl drives in runs with hits. Hinchman and Arellanes involved in a double play as Ball and Lord contribute later. Naps fielding miscues and sharp outfield catches by Niles cap the frame.
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Auto record penalties in Minnesota Glidden run
Two cars were penalized on the Minneapolis to Mankato leg of the American Automobile Association run. The Chalmers-Detroit and Jewell incurred losses for mechanical fixes and hub bolts while seven horsepower machines faced withdrawal. One accident injured a mechanic. the path leads to Fort Dodge for a 136 mile stage tomorrow with another 20 mile per hour pace.
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Taft Son Robert Social Favorite at Montserrat Club Tennis
Robert Taft eldest son of the President mingled with North Shore summer colony members at Montserrat Golf Club tennis while showing limited luck on court. He won a doubles match with N S Bartlett Jr and Miss Eleanora Sears, who swept 6-0 6-1, as other results listed include Culbertson, McKee, and Shaw in men’s singles and Sears sisters advancing by default in ladies’ singles.
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Connecticut League Scores Report
Northampton 11 defeats New Britain 2 Holyoke 10 tops Hartford 1 Bridgeport 9 edges New Haven 8 Waterbury 6 beats Springfield 4. Regular season results shown with multiple city teams and final tallies. Players and further details not provided.
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Eastern League Scores Give Busy Night of Hockey
Buffalo defeated Providence 2 to 1 while Jersey City beat Montreal 7 to 3 in the first game. Montreal then shut out Jersey City 4 to 0 in the second game. Toronto topped Newark 6 to 3 and Baltimore beat Rochester 8 to 2.
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Baseball matchups listed for major leagues and regions
The schedule lists games across leagues with teams Boston, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Washington, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Worcester, Lawrence, Fall River, Brockton, Lynn, Haverhill, Lowell, New Bedford. No outcomes provided.
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Boston Types Defeat South Boston Red Sox Soundly
The Boston Types defeated the South Boston Red Sox 9 to 3 at American League Grounds. Crosby, Rogers, McCarthy, Whitcomb, Murray, O'Donnell, Hether, and Hayes drove in or scored runs. Rogers hit a three-base hit. Murray and Hether struck out seven and four times respectively.
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Kling Offered $20,000 by Brooklyn Club for Catcher
New York July 19 President Ebbetts of the Brooklyn National League club offered Chicago $20,000 for catcher Johnny Kling who has refused to play this year. Ebbetts wants Kling to manage the Brooklyn club.
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Lynn in the Lead Again Falls Short in Long Struggle
Lynn defeats Lawrence after a 14 inning duel in New England. Adler shines with two triples and a steal home, while Arm strong and Warner duel as the pitching stars. Final score details show Adler driving in runs and setting the pace in a tense contest.
Brockton Beats Fall River 8 1 In Easy Victory
Brockton won 8 to 1 against Fall River today as Wood was hit hard from the start. O'Toole held Fall River to two hits until the seventh inning when two hits and an error produced their lone run, the first against O'Toole in 22 innings pitched.
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New Bedford Defeats Lowell 2 1 in Baseball Tilt
New Bedford defeated Lowell 2 to 1 in a keen game played today. The match featured strong pitching from both sides with New Bedford securing the deciding run in the late innings.
Loose Playing Beats the Tigers in Detroit
Detroit played loosely today behind Lelivelt, its Southern league recruit, as New York won handily. Wilson was hit hard mostly in the fifth inning when McIntyre’s single Crawford’s triple and Cobb’s homer produced three runs. Kleinow’s hitting featured.
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Pitcher A Orth to Join New York American Club
LYNCHBURG VA July 19 A Orth the pitcher having come to terms with the New York American league team will leave here tomorrow for Cleveland where he will report to Manager Stall ings
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Haverhill Tops Worcester 8 4 in First-Inning Rally
Haverhill defeated Worcester 8 to 4 after six runs in the opening inning. Demara and Shaw starred in the field and Boardman supplied key hitting in a lively early game played in Haverhill.
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Athletics Rally To Win In Ninth Inning
Philadelphia overturned a 3 2 deficit by scoring twice in the ninth to beat St. Louis 4 3. Davis hit a long homer to the score board tying the game, and Stone lost Baker’s fly in the sun allowing Baker to reach. Thomas singled home the winning run after Baker advanced to two bases on the misplay. Davis and Jones accounted for key extra-base hits as Philadelphia outhit St. Louis 6 to 4.
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American Girl to Wed a Duke in Naples Palace
Countess Spottiswood Mackin of New York is reported to marry the Neapolitan Duke del Monte and will reside in his ancestral palace in Naples.
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