Eastern League clash goes 13 innings with no scoring
Bridgeport and Lowell play 13 scoreless innings before darkness ends the game. Mulrennan and Green duel on the mound as both sides fail to plate a run despite multiple hits and errors.
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Worcester and Springfield Duel Ends in Worcester Win
Worcester edges Springfield 2 to 1 in the second game of a doubleheader as Van Dyke relieves Powers and shuts down the visitors. Springfield takes the opener 5 to 1 after Smith misplays in the seventh. Hartford beats Worcester 5 to 1 as Lynn fuels 11 hits for an eleven to one tally and DeNeville injures ankle sliding into third.
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Lynn
DeNeville
Masterman
Portland Beats New Haven In See-Saw 4 to 8
Portland won a see-saw game against New Haven 4 to 8. Woodward supplied many hits for Portland while Dowell both fielded and batted well. Seattle? (Note: The text mentions Sweatt, Clemens, and Dowell. Sweatt drove in Clemens and Dowell with a double in the seventh.)
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Pitching duel ends as New London beats South Lawrence
Martin vs Fuller duel yields 8 runs on 8 hits for South Lawrence for 8 1 8 innings. New London tallies 12 runs with O Connell Ostergren Murphy Rodriguez and Whitehouse key in offense. Whitehouse doubles, Rodriguez steals, Nye Longstreet Dowd sacrifice hits, Russell sacrifice fly, Marhefka Dowd to Rodriguez double play. Umpire Waters. Time 2 3 5.
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Senators Rally In Doubleheader Win Over Chicago
Washington won both ends of a doubleheader from Chicago 4 to 3 and 2 to 1, each game lasting 10 innings. Boehling’s wild first inning sparked two runs, then Moeller and Russell propelled the comeback, with Rice scoring the winning run in the 10th on Gharrity’s drive. Shanks tied the second game with a homer before the walkoff in the 10th.
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McCarthy Rejoins Pirates By Waiver
Pittsburg July 20 President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pirates was notified he had been awarded Alex McCarthy an infielder by the waiver route from the Chicago Nationals. McCarthy formerly played with the Pirates.
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Alex McCarthy
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Mobile 8 Atlanta 2 in 10 innings second game
Atlanta won 3 2 in seven innings as the Mobile game was called by agreement. Memphis shutout Nashville 8 0 and New Orleans edged Birmingham 2 1. Little Rock and Chattanooga finished tied 9 9 after nine innings due to darkness.
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Barnes Wobbles and Cards Win at St Louis
In St Louis the Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 5 to 2 as Jess Barnes struggled with wildness. Highlights include Bescher’s two remarkable catches and Snodgrass’s strong two hit day. The Braves threatened early but Meadows held, and Barnes completed the Cardinals’ scoring with three decisive runs in the second. The Braves plan an early departure for Boston after the game.
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Deserved black marks for Mays in St Louis scoring
Baseball note argues Carl Mays deserved only two losses to date while a St Louis scorer credited him with an extra defeat in the June 14 game against the Browns. After two singles and a walk loaded the bases, Mays was lifted and three runs scored. Shore should have taken the loss.
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Browns
Shore
Boston
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West Lynn Plans Handicap Meet at Little River July 29
West Lynn schedules a series of handicap events for registered athletes at Little River playground on Saturday July 29 at 3 oclock. Events include the 100 yard 40 yard 80 yard mile three mile high jump and broad jump. Entries close with M F Winston 114 Eutaw avenue Lynn July 26.
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Boxer Carter Dufane Killed By Electric Wire
Stamford Connecticut July 20 Carter Dufane known as Kid Carter was killed when he touched a live electric light wire while repairing a street lamp He was about 30 years old His brother is the boxer known as Young Carter
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Cubs Win In Ten Innings 1-0
In Chicago July 20 the Cubs beat the Giants 1 to 0 in 10 innings on a hit batsman and Zeider’s single. Hendrix allowed three hits, Schupp seven strikeouts with precise control. Doolan had two New York hits. Wortman’s catch and throw helped seal the win.
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Church Singles Winner at Rockaway Hunting Club
George M. Church of Cedarhurst New York won the tennis cup singles final defeating W E Davis 7 5 6 4 7 5 at the Rockaway Hunting Club turf. Church and Davis reached the doubles semi final beating Co W Bull Jr and Robert LeRoy 6 5 6 1.
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Delion Tires Claim Superior Strength Across Models
The author asserts Delion Tires are built with uniform strength, noting customer and personal observations that there are no apparent weak spots. The claim emphasizes consistent quality across tire lines and widespread reliability.
White frock with color touches showcased next Sunday Post
A white frock with color touches is vividly pictured and described for readers in the upcoming Sunday Post, highlighting its design and style details.
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Rain Delays Weather Missed Baseball Scores
In Minneapolis and surrounding cities, games noted as 8 to 8 in Toledo and 2 to 6 in St Paul with Indianapolis at 6 and bulwashes 0. Rain caused postponements including Louisville Kansas City.
Baseball matchups set for league action
In the American League Detroit visits Boston while St. Louis plays New York and Cleveland meets Philadelphia. Chicago faces Washington. National League features Boston at St. Louis New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Eastern League games include Towell against Bridgeport Lynn versus Hartford Lawrence versus New London New Haven at Portland and Springfield at Worcester.
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Toronto Sails Past Rochester In Doubleheader
In game one Toronto defeated Rochester 9 to 6, and in game two Toronto won again 8 to 4 against Buffalo with Newark, Baltimore, Providence, Richmond, and Montreal also listed in the day’s results.
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