Favorites Losers In Two Races At Grand Rapids Meet
Grand Rapids Mid July harness racing opened under chilly skies with strong crowds and fast track. Favorites Anvil in the 2:20 trot and Adele Ross in the 2:14 pace fell to defeats amid close heats and dramatic calls. Argot Hal, Anvil, and Aero battled in a blanket finish as Aero broke at the start of heat two. The Limit, a favored entrant, struggled in heat one but shined in later legs. Dodie Archdale produced a speedy 2:07 trot while The Limit, driven by a noted jockey, showed late speed and claimed top purses. Time results noted as 2:06% and 2:07ish pacing efforts amid a $1000 purse.
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Naps Bumped by Athletics in Doubleheader
Philadelphia won both ends of today's doubleheader from Cleveland 3 to 1 and 8 to 4. Bender excelled in the first game while Cleveland pitcher Mitchell was knocked out in the fifth of the second. Fisher and Murphy had two-base hits. Olsen batted for Olsen in the ninth. Krapp allowed four walks while Bender fanned six. Time 2.25. Umpires Egan and Connolly.
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Tigers Hand Dolly Gray a Lacing in Washington
Detroit broke through against Gray in the second inning and beat Washington 5 to 2. Fiughes held Detroit in the late innings but Mullin yielded little with runners on base.
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Johnsons Homer Wins For Yankees
Johnsons home run in the eighth gave the Yankees a 3 to 2 victory over the St. Louis Browns in a tight game. Browns scored two runs on two hits, a walk, and a stolen base in the sixth, while Chase sparked a dazzling bare-handed double play in the eighth.
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Chattanooga Beats Montgomery in Doubleheader
Chattanooga won 5 to 2 in game one and 3 to 2 in game two against Montgomery. Birmingham defeated Memphis 8 to 2 while Atlanta topped New Orleans 3 to 1. Nashville edged Mobile 5 to 4.
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Boston Fans Rally Behind a Red Sox Win Over White Sox
The Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox in a high energy game as Collins pitched a superbly controlled one run win while Wagner, Speaker, Hooper and Carrigan led the offense with timely hits. Lord McConnell starred on defense and Hooper added a three base effort in the ninth inning.
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Chicago at Boston and rivals clash in NBA action
Five matchups headline the slate with Chicago visiting Boston, Cleveland visiting Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, and Detroit at Washington in midweek showdowns timed for prime telecast slots and playoff implications.
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Red Sox Rally To Open Home Series With 4-Run Win
In a lively display at home, the Red Sox, starched like title contenders, seized the series opener by beating Chicago 4 to 1. Donovan’s lineup excelled in timely hits and aggressive base running, while Large pitched for Chicago with effectiveness aside from one rough inning.
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Red Sox Struggle On Western Swing Ends Trip
The Red Sox wrapped up a difficult Western trip marked by losses and disappointing games. Players and coaches assess the skid and look to rebound at home with upcoming opponents in focus.
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Eastern League scores show mixed results across games
Buffalo defeats Providence 4 to 2 while Toronto loses to Montreal 9 to 8 in a first game. Montreal then wins 6 to 1 in a second game against Jersey City. Rochester splits with Newark, 3 to 2 in the first game and 9 to 1 in the second.
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Worcester and Lynn Split Double Header
LAKE BUYS LOWELL STARS FOR ST. LOUIS. Fred Lake, the St. Louis scout, announced the purchase of three Lowell club players: Pitcher Wolfgang, Second Baseman Moulton, and Outfielder Magee. Magee hits .350, Wolfgang is 19-3 in decisions.
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Haverhill Tops New Bedford In Tenacious 4-3 Victory
In Haverhill at Haver Sale Hoge fanned 14, allowed few baserunners, and earned a 4-3 win over New Bedford with a late 10th inning single. Milliman, key at eighth and tenth, contributed with a defensive snag and a run-scoring single to seal the affair.
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Brockton Beats Fall River Behind Strong Hitting
Brockton defeated Fall River 15 to something as every Brockton player except Foley had at least one hit. Jensen started in the fifth and fared poorly, while Blum struggled. Connaughton and Boardman led Brockton with notable hitting and Eastman executed a fine double play to Boardman to Connaughton.
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Lawrence 3 Lowell 0 in baseball title clash
Lawrence pitcher Pearson blanked Lowell with three hits allowed and a shutout as Moulton, newly sold to the St. Louis American, delivered sensational fielding. Catterson Kennedy Chmstrom accounted for runs while Breymaier belted a three-base hit.
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