Joe Wood Seals Shutout as Red Sox Top Naps in Cleveland
Boston pitcher Joe Wood again outdueled the Cleveland Naps with strong command and support from Niles, Gessler, Wagner, and an aggressive Boston defense. Heinie Wagner sparked two runs, Harry Niles stole bases and made key plays, while the Red Sox bullpen backed Wood to preserve a 4–0 victory and widen their third-place grip.
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Senators Defeated Third Straight in Stinging Loss
Washington batted for Witherup in the eighth as Chicago won. Unglaub and Street had two base hits while Browne, Dougherty, and Unglaub hit triples. Witherup allowed four runs in one inning after five solid in seven by Hts Onr. Donohue Altizer Tannehill Purtell noted for sacrifice. Davis, Tannehill, West, and Dougherty swiped bases as Chicago led 5-4.
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Philadelphia wins 2 to 0 as Morgan shuts out St Louis. Davis hits solo homer in seventh for the Phillies. Pelty allowed 2 earned runs in 8 innings with 5 hits and 2 walks. Morgan struck out 1 in 9. Left on bases were 6 for St Louis and 3 for Philadelphia.
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Doves Fall 2 1 As Reds Hold Narrow Win
Clarke Griffiths Reds edged Boston Doves 2 to 1 as Rowan pitched superbly for Cincinnati while Boston could not push across runs until the ninth inning. Be ck and Graham produced for Boston but failed to overcome the early deficit and final rally.
Baseball game description with stellar fielding by Graham and Beaumont
In a tense Cincinnati visiting clash the Doves defense shines as George Graham stars at short and Ginger Beaumont makes a running third inning catch. Peaches covers short for Coffey and Downey impresses at short while Ferguson and Rowan battle to keep the Reds in check in a low scoring contest.
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Tigers Lose Lead to Mets in Seventh Inning Scare
Detroit squandered a potential win as New York rallied in the seventh, scoring three unearned runs with two outs after three walks and two Detroit errors. The Mets never hit a ball out of the infield, and two outs had not prevented the damage. New York’s misplay kept Detroit from being shut out.
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Donovan
Baseball Notes on Injuries Trades and Rising Pitcher
Jack Coffey injures finger in Monday game and sits out. Bill Dahlen unable to play due to sore neck. Shean had rough day and should move ball faster to the bag. Dick Rudolph, Toronto’s star pitcher, sold to Brooklyn and set to report in September. Fred Clarke unhappy over trades as he seeks better deal than Murray. Walter Kramer of Saginaw tops as a young cracker jack pitcher with 11 wins in 12 starts. needs a runner when he hits.
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Paragon Park and Smith Tavern to clash at Rockland House
The Paragon Park nine meets Smith Tavern at Rockland House Nan tasket at 7 this morning. Cal lah an and Mason will field for the Park squad while Coffee and Patterson form the Tavern battery.
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Cardinals Win in the Eleventh
Phelps and Evans doubled as St Louis defeated New York 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Crandall relieved Mathewson in the seventh after an injury, Sallee held the Mets to clever pitching outside the sixth. Two-base hits by Byrne Phelps Evans. Konetchy and Hulswitz three-base hits. St. Louis left nine on base, New York nine. Umpires Kane and Emilie.
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Little Cy Young Homers in Minneapolis Milwaukee Tilt
A recent game between Minneapolis and Milwaukee featured a home run by the young slugger known as Little Cy Young. The blast provided a bright moment as the two teams battled on the field.
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Milwaukee
Corridon Puzzles Pirates in Ninth Inning Slugfest
A baseball recap notes Corridon pitching and a late Pittsburgh attack. Not a Pittsburg Player Reaches aBatted for Phillippi in ninth. Two-base hit Magee and a sacrifice by Ward. Left on bases Philadelphia six, Pittsburgh two. Struck out Corridon four times. Double plays turned by Grant Ward Bransfield Dooin Ward and by Bransfield Wagner Miller Abstein. Bases on balls Corridon one. Time 29 minutes. Umpire Klen.
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Brooklyn Narrow Victory Over Chicago in Close Game
Brooklyn wins a tight American League or National League matchup as key hits spark late scoring. Clement plates the-winning run with a two-base hit in the eighth, Tinker and Jordan collect three-base hits, McElveen homers, and strong pitching limit Chicago.
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Red Sox Notebook Highlights Ball Triple Play Honor
Neal Ball named Cleveland hero for a remarkable triple play and awarded a silver loving cup by a local paper. Red Sox plan to depart after 10 o'clock for Detroit for a four day stretch, with Pape or Jack Ryan possibly stepping in and Vic Schlitzer ready as a precaution.
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Jack Ryan
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Eastern League Scores Include Jersey City Sweep
Jersey City defeated Montreal 8 3 in the first game and 6 3 in the second. Buffalo edged Providence 1 0. Newark beat Toronto 11 10 in 12 innings.
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Boston at Cleveland and more rail matches listed
National and New England games include Cincinnati at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, and regional pairings New Bedford at Lawrence, Brockton at Fall River, Ivnn at Haverhill, Worcester at Lawrence.
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South Boston Defeats Fort Strong 11 to 6 In Game
South Boston triumphed over Fort Strong at Fort Strong grounds yesterday afternoon by 11 to 6. Flynn the winning pitcher fanned 12 batters.
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Flynn
Dorchester Locals Edge Warren in Narrow Score Win
Dorchester Locals beat Warren by a small margin as Ritchie starred for the winners. Dorchester secured a close victory yesterday with a ten point margin and added key late baskets to seal the result.
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