Speaker Wins Game for Boston in Cleveland
Boston defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 as Tris Speaker shines with a tying hit in the fourth and a ninth inning single that scores Turner. Speaker also makes several spectacular outs in center field and drives in the decisive run, while Collins and Mitchell pitch well for their clubs.
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Pop Milestone and Basement Shops Prompt Quick Realization
A narrator teases a son about surprising his father and mocks slow awareness of basement economy shops open ten months. The piece laments Americans losing dollars and invites immediate action at the bank or shops, urging readers not to delay and to come in today without knocking.
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Pirates manager charges umpire over on-field altercation claim
Manager Clarke of the Pirates accuses Umpire Brennan of ordering a fight with Pitcher Cooper. Cooper reportedly accepted, but Brennan canceled by not appearing. A New York writer notes Baker Horton may avoid Jersey City citing baseball not fitting a man who couldn’t make good with the Yankees.
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Boehling Shuts Out White Sox in Opening Victory
Chicago July 20 Boehling pitched solidly for the visitors as Washington won the opening game of the series 5 to 1. White started for Chicago but could not handle the pressure in key moments and the fielding behind him was ragged, allowing baserunners each inning.
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Moeller Homers As Chicago Loses To Washington In Slow Game
Smith relieved White and pitched 5 fine innings with no hits allowed until a fourth inning home run by Moeller. Chicago scored their only run on a sequence of hits. Moeller’s blast highlighted the Washington victory as White struggled with four walks and six strikeouts. Late substitutions and defensive plays framed the final 5 to 1 score.
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Athletics Shut Out St Louis Browns
Plank pitched fine ball for Philadelphia as Leverenz was hit hard and ragged support fell short. Allison relieved in the final inning after Philadelphia scored three. Miller's three base hit in the sixth helped seal an 8 to 0 win for Philadelphia over St Louis.
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Baseball Matchups Across Six Cities Highlight AL Schedule
In the American League, Boston visits Cleveland, New York plays Detroit, Philadelphia travels to St Louis, and Washington heads to Chicago for a day of key league games.
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National League Schedule Openers Highlight Early Matchups
National League games feature Chicago vs Boston, Pittsburgh vs Brooklyn, St Louis vs New York, and Cincinnati vs Philadelphia setting the early season slate.
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New England League Schedule Roundup
Baseball slate features Lowell at Brockton Lynn at New Bedford Fall River at Portland Worcester at Lawrence as teams prepare for weekend games in the New England League.
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Connolly Sends His Average Up
The Braves' left fielder Connolly raised his batting average to near the .300 level by hitting at .891 for the week. Mann, Maranville, Smith, and Tyler also posted gains. McDonald remained the NL leader at .369 though Yingling led at .400. New Brave Clymer started .294 but Chicago games pulled him to .240.
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O'Connell Shines as Lawrence Scout Favorite
Danny O'Connell, a speedy outfielder born in Taunton in 1891, is drawing major league attention while starring for Lawrence in the New England league. In 1913 he hit .279 for New Bedford and stole 87 bases, showcasing speed, defense, and base running that impresses manager Pieper and local scouts. O'Connell has three pro seasons behind him since starting with the Whalers in 1911.
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Sweeney Takes Reins Of Braves As Stallings Leaves
Bill Sweeney is in charge of the Boston hurlers for the Braves during the home stand while Manager Stallings leaves the city with his wife for Buffalo where she will have abdominal surgery. Stallings will rejoin the club in Chicago as the series with the Cubs sits at five to four in Chicago’s favor. Hess or Rudolph will start for Boston and Lavender or Reusbach will referee the Evers to be game.
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Giants and Athletics Face Slumps to Hold Pennant Position
The Giants and Athletics, each near 70 games left, must avoid long slumps to stay ahead as pennant chances hinge on steady play. McGraw and Clarke assess rival threats, with Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Boston in the sustained chase as shifts in managers and lineups unfold.
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