Dineen and Ferris Get Their Revenge
The Browns defeated the Red Sox 4 to 2 at Huntington Avenue Park as Bill Dineen and Hobe Ferris exacted revenge. Dineen held Boston to six hits and added two, while Ferris drove in two and made key defensive plays. Cravath and Gessler produced offense for Boston, but Jake Stahl failed to deliver. The Browns pulled ahead in the third inning and held on as Eddie Cicotte struggled against St Louis.
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Red Sox
Hobe Ferris
Bill Dineen
Big Bill
Boston
Hobe
Huntington Avenue Park
Dineen
Ferris
St. Louis
Cicotte
Cravath
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Gessler
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Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia in 12 Inning Tilt 4-3
In Philadelphia, Cleveland wins 4-3 in 12 innings over the Phillies. Hinchman and Bradley drive in Cleveland’s first three runs with key hits including a go ahead single in the 12th. Hofman’s triple and Zimmerman’s later double help Chicago tie the game after a late rally by the Cubs.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hinchman
Bradley
Liebhardt
Cleveland AB. R. BH. PO. A
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Lajoie
Smith
Cradley
Bemis Liebhardt
Nichols
Jake Lefton
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Detroit Beats Washington 6–0 Behind Hughes’ Early Exit
Detroit blanked Washington 6 to 0 as Hughes left the rubber in the fourth inning. The box score notes methods of play with a numbered key for positions and abbreviations for actions like groundouts, fly balls, steals, and hits.
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Washington
Detroit
Hughes
Baseball notes from St Louis and Huntington grounds
Bits of baseball preview mixed with game notes at St Louis and Huntington avenue grounds. Steele or Arellanes may start for the Browns with Steele favored. Jake Stahl struggles with batting though fielding shines. Gessler and Ferris heat up. umpiring favors Boston Red Sox. E B C A wins his bet on the first game.
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Huntington Avenue
Cy Young
Steele
Arellanes
Browns
Jake Stahl
Jake
Pat Donahue
Carrigan
Boston
Red Sox
Gessler
American Association
Ferris
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Cubs and Doves Tie After 11 Inning Marathon
In Chicago on July 22 the Doves and Cubs battled 11 innings before a 2 to 2 tie, called at 4 45 as players rushed to catch an eastbound train. Pat Flaherty allowed 11 hits to the Cubs while Overall yielded five.
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Chicago
Doves
Cubs
Pat Flaherty
Pat
Brooklyn Ends Pittsburg Game with Ninth Inning Home Run
In Pittsburg on July 22 Brooklyn scored only on a ninth inning homer by Jordan. It marked the first over the fence hit in Pittsburg since 1899, with both pitchers working effectively in a hotly contested game.
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Hofman
Flaherty
Steinfeldt
Evers
Short
Moran
Dahlen
Ritchey
McGann
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Jordan
Danny Green
Chicago
Errors Decide All Runs in Philadelphia Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati on July 22 errors affected every scoring play. Philadelphia benefited from two errors while Cincinnati benefited from one as the Phillies defeated the Reds.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Post Benedicts vs Bachelors in Grounded Baseball Test
At the South End grounds yesterday the married Post composing room men beat the bachelors 18 to 10. The game featured sensational fielding and notable misplays with Scaldy Bill's uniform drawing attention. Winn stole second and third, then after the match the groundkeeper was praised for efforts amid playful banter.
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South End
Bill
Mr. Dovey
Winn
Merrill
Cubs Miss On Karger and Raymond in Major League Chase
President Murphy failed to land Karger and Raymond of St. Louis after offers over 20 000. He may pursue Rhoades of Cincinnati who impressed for the Reds but still returns to St Louis. Odds show slim chances for Karger and Raymond while Rhoades and Karl Moore from the Eastern league are possibilities.
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Chicago
Murphy
Karger
Raymond
St. Louis
Rhoades
Cincinnati
Reds
Cubs
Cardinals
Mr. Murphy
Karl Moore
Have Cy Young's Trophy Ready for His Homecoming
Boston fans prepare for Cy Young's homecoming on August 13 as the Red Sox depart for the West. The Boston Post trophy fund stands at 144.70 dollars and is expected to grow with many small contributions. fans are urged to send in gifts promptly so their names appear with the veteran pitcher.
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Red Sox
West
Cy Young
Cyrus
Boston Post
Boston
Lawrence Edges New Bedford 4-3 in 11 Inning Tilt
Lawrence defeated New Bedford 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Connolly started for New Bedford and was relieved by Gilroy after the ninth. Key hits came from Connaughton McLane and Duff as New Bedford showed late scoring chances but could not secure the win. Umpire O'Brien at the plate. time two hours fifty minutes.
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New Bedford
Lawrence
Connolly
Eason
Gilroy
Connaughton
McLane
Duff
A.E
Wilson
Harrison
Canton
Mureh
O Burns
Duggan
Weeden
Delave
Adler
Vinson
Gillroy
Lord
Moorehead
O’brien
Brockton blanks Haverhill 4 0 in baseball clash
Brockton shut out Haverhill 4 to 0 as O'Toole pitched well but lacked support while Pender worked cleverly in the box. Donovan starred in the field with Catterson and other locals contributing on offense amid tight defense and several errors by Haverhill.
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Brockton
O'Toole
Pender
Donovan
Bev
A.b.ee
Ahee Catterson
Poland
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Hamilton
C.f
Reardon
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Fulckman
Boardman
McKwan
Templin
Bannon
Catterson
Beardam
McKennan
Watters
McGovern
Andrews
Hickman
O’toole
Lanigan
Lynn Defeats Worcester 4 to 1 in Baseball Showdown
Lynn topped Worcester 4 to 1 as Abbott hurled well scattered hits until the fifth inning when two bunched hits produced an earned run. Leverant was hit hard while Lee relieved McCune after the seventh, and Worcester never mounted a comeback.
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Lynn
Worcester
lLeverant
Abbott
Lee
McCune
Fall River shuts out Lowell 4-0 with six double plays
Grant pitched a strong game for Fall River as Lowell was blanked 4-0. Six double plays were turned in the contest, with key hits including a three base hit by Messenger and a home run by Toomey.
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A. E. Grant
Ee Knabe
Rv. F
Bransfield
Osborne
Doolin
Jacklitsch
Neene Sparks
Cincinnati
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Kane
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Ewing
Rigler
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Magee
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Devine
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Doran
Toomey
Oj Lemieux
Rivard
Pes
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Messenger
Sollivan
Cumna Magee
Bawcock
Cummings
Beard
Unige
Connors
Van
Odds and wagers color Johnson league chatter
The piece opines on betting slang Lloyd and the cash risk in games as it mentions Jim Sullivan's team and American victories. It muses on Olympic plans and prefers a different city for the world championship, noting tolerance for occasional American losses to avoid hostility.
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B. Johnson
South Africa
Squire
Jim Sullivan
Joe Kelley
Chicago
Three-Team ISE Still Unbroken on Glidden Tour
The 1930 Glidden Trophy event from Rangeley Lake to Bethlehem New Hampshire faced rain and slippery roads. W C Clark's Marmon withdrew after another ditching. Hulbert's Garford and Winchester's chair car endured near misses. The Chicago team hints at withdrawal while Pierce Arrow and Stoddard Dayton stay perfect for the Hower trophy. The final leg goes to Saratoga 184 miles away with a 9 hour 20 minute running time.
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Sinclair House
Bethlehem
N. H
Rangeley Lake
White Mountain
American Automobile Association
Glidden and Hower
Androscoggin River
W. C. Clark
Bay State Automobile Association
Rumford Falls
Winchester
Hower
Charles J. Glidden
Tom Fetch
Packard
Studebaker
Bethel
Buffalo
Columbus
Chicago
Saratoga
Pierce
Oldsmobile
Pierce Arrows
Stoddard Dayton
Spotted Adder Scares Berkshire Woman in Ash Ley Falls
In Great Barrington on July 22 Mrs. F. H. Smith, while baking pies at her Ash ley Falls home, was startled by a four foot spotted adder six feet above her head. Charles Ashley, a railroad flagman, killed the snake with a hoe after the fright. It is said to be the largest ever killed in the area.
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Great Barrington
Ashley Falls
F. H. Smith
City Contractors Warned Over Nonunion Wages
M Doyle & Co and Mark H Lynch, city contractors, have been notified that if they do not desist from paying non union wages the contracts with the city will be cancelled.
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M. Doyle & Co
Mark H. Lynch
Football Note Sparks Curious Training Locations
Swarthmore and Pennsylvania squads train in Manitoba wheat fields in a charming scene. The piece asks for clarity on what the Jarvard squad is doing, hinting at missing context or comparison.
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Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Manitoba Wheat Fields
Jarvard
Welkin ringers applaud Bill Dineen crowd
The piece notes three welkin ringers for Bill Dineen and references figures such as Tub Spencer Bill Taft Jack Sheridan Melvin Sheppard and Hobe Ferris in playful sport commentary. It presents humorous lines about Olympic medals drinking water scarce in St. Louis.
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Bill Dineen
Tub Spencer
Bill Taft
Jack Sheridan
Melvin Sheppard
Melvin
Hobe Ferris
St. Louis
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