Ty Cobb Delivers and Seals Emphatic Victory
Ty Cobb starred for Detroit with a two bagger that tied the game in the eighth and a critical ninth inning grab preventing a Boston homer. Cobb added a single and steal in the 10th, while Stanage and Jones contributed key hits as the Tigers defeated the Red Sox in extra innings.
Boston Defeat Ends Streak after Extra Inning Clash
Boston and Detroit battled to an 11th inning tie that slipped away as Jake Stahl and Tris Speaker produced timely hits. Cobb’s team misplays and defensive lapses by Speaker and Lord opened the door for Detroit’s late rally, while Wagner and Lad delivered key stops and plays.
Cobb's Grand Catch Saves Day for Tigers
Cobb made a sensational ninth inning catch off Duffy Lewis to rob a possible game winning triple. The ball split the field by mere feet but Cobb sprinted 206 yards, gloved it, preserving a tie and underscoring his value to Detroit.
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Tyrus and Cobb Tie for Batting Honors in Rival Bout
The Boston rivalry featured Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker in a fielding and hitting duel. Both players faced five at bats, delivering two singles and a double each. Cobb outpaced in steals with two bases and flawless fielding while Speakers mishandled a routine fly, allowing a run and altering the game’s fate.
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Laporte Puts New York Back in Second Place
Laporte powered New York to a 2 1 victory over St Louis in 10 innings on July 20. He homered in the fourth and drove in Wolter with a single in the tenth, while Reach added a two base hit. Pett lingered, with Quinn and Pelty yielding five and three strikeouts respectively.
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Willett Twirled in Masterly Fashion
Edgar Willett pitched a fine game against the Red Sox allowing nine hits and five walks while striking out five. He also contributed superb defense as his team held off the opposition for the majority of the contest.
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Wagner Weak at Bat Marvellous in Field
Heinie Wagner did not shine at the bat but at shortstop he turned in a brilliant game for the Red Sox. One sensational stop and throw saved an inning. In the ninth with a man on second Edgar Willett hit a drive over second but Wagner made a one hand dive and recovered to toss to Jake Stahl before the base runner.
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Eastern League Results Highlight Close Twin Bill
Toronto defeated Jersey City 6 to 5 in game one and 7 to 1 in game two. Rochester toppled Baltimore 7 to 1. Buffalo routed Providence 16 to 0 as Montreal beat Newark 5 to 0.
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Lord Plays Brilliant Fielding Turnaround in Seventh
Lord delivered an outstanding defensive sequence in the seventh inning. He snagged O Leary’s liner, leaped to rob Jones of a hit, and then made a remarkable running catch on Stanage’s low fly to right, erasing a potential rally and preserving the lead.
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Lewis Great Arm Again in Evidence
Duffy Lewis again showed his throwing power as Sam Crawford of the Tigers was cut down at the plate on a throw from left. Crawford twice tried to advance from second on hits, and Lewis to Carrigan nailed him, signaling the Tigers will avoid forcing such plays in Lewis territory.
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White Sox Stopped by Athletics in Philadelphia
Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 0 in a shutout victory. Coombs kept the White Sox quiet as the Athletics drew three walks in a row in the second inning to score, with Young and Scott contributing the base on balls that produced the runs. Chicago left five on base, Philadelphia eight, and the game featured four Portland? walks and a pair of runs.
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Johnson Comes In Saves the Senators in 8-4 Victory
Washington used three pitchers to Cleveland two as Johnson entered to secure an 8 to 4 win. Groom and Moyer struggled, Mitchell yielded one inning, and Koestner was hit hard in the fifth. Milan's one hand catch on Graney’s liner highlighted the frame. Lajoie and Bemis doubled, Milan and Gessler stole bases, and Stovall scored on a sacrifice fly.
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Cardinals Drop Final Game to the Phillies
St Louis fell to Philadelphia 11 to 2 in the last game of the series. Foxen pitched but was wild at times, yielding runs as the Phillies dominated the contest.
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Baseball matchups listed for regional games
National league and New England schedule show Detroit at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington St Louis at New York Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at St Louis Worcester at Lynn Lawrence at New Bedford Brockton at Fall River Haverhill at Lowell
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Injured Tigers Sent Home From Detroit Base
Detroit manager Jennings sent Moriarty and Delehanty home to nurse injuries. Moriarty twisted an ankle in Tuesday's game, and Delehanty, already recovering, was hurt by Wagner's line drive to right field. The hit helped win the first inning.
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Actor Johnson Gets $15 Setback In Reckless Driving
New York July 20 Actor John A Johnson described as a champion heavyweight pugilist was fined $15 by Magistrate Appleton for reckless driving. He admitted to speeding to dodge hoodlums who hurled names and stones at him near Forty second street and Seventh avenue. He claimed he did not intend to injure anyone.
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Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Ad Offers 8 Bicycle Sale
A catalog advertisement from Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co at 155 157 Washington Street corner of Cornhill promotes a full size guaranteed eight bicycle offer with wholesale and retail pricing and free catalog.
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Diamond Wedding Whiskey Stirs Social and Medicinal Use
The label touts Diamond Wedding Whiskey as a good pure whiskey with exceptionally fine flavor. It claims one taste proves its value for both medicinal and social purposes, inviting continued use.
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