Poor Baseball Loses for Sox in Closing Series
In St Louis on July 25 the Red Sox suffer two losses to the Browns amid poor pitching and fielding. Ruth starts strong then falters, Dutch and Mays fail to steady the game, and unearned runs key the Browns to a 9 8 victory while the second game ends on darkness. Boston shows little life as Carrigan’s club collapses after late errors and wild throws.
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Hooper Sparks Early Run as Browns Edge Red Sox
Hooper’s two base hit starts the game with Barry’s sacrifice. Gainer, Speaker, and Walker produce scattered hits as Leonard and Carrigan struggle. In the ninth, Sisler reaches, Hoblitzell and Hooper fail to drive in runs, Collins closes as the Browns win and the Red Sox depart for Boston.
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Shanks Double Gives Senators Victory Over Detroit
Shanks drives two-run homer to left after Moeller and Foster hits in eighth as Washington beats Detroit 5 to 2. McBride triples scoring in fifth, boosting Senators to the win.
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Foster League's Leading Pitcher Tops Major Leagues
Alexander of the Phillies dominates the past week with a .826 winning percentage and 19 wins in 28 starts, challenging the 1912 Joe Wood single season mark. He holds opponents to a .180 team batting average, with 48 runs and 138 hits charged against him, and 155 strikeouts. Foster of the Red Sox now leads the league as Wood slides to second, with Shore, Ruth, and Mamaux among the top dozen. The Braves improve with tight defense and pitching, while Maranville boosts his fielding and Boston maintains strong representation in the leaders.
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National League games include Chicago at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York Philadelphia at Cincinnati Federal League matches Brooklyn at St Louis Newark at Pittsburg New England League has Manchester at Lynn Worcester at Portland Fitchburg at Lewiston Lawrence at Lowell Colonial League features Springfield at New Bedford Brockton at New Haven Pawtucket at Hartford.
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Phillies Earn Opening Win Over Reds
Cincinnati falls 4 to 2 as the Phillies take the first game despite Reds outhitting the visitors. Both teams produced offense, with strong pitching guiding the outcome and timely plays securing Philadelphia’s start to the series.
Braves Begin Title Defense With Strong Run
The Braves push winning streak to 10 of 11 games and build confidence for another season. Paul Strand shows major shoulder improvement as the club nears championship form through hard work and the right treatment.
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Braves Ready to Ride Hot Bat Against Any Contender
After two weeks of strong play against Western clubs the Braves feel prepared to maintain their pace against all rivals for the league throne. Boston has piled up 12 wins in 17 games, led by hitting, steady pitching, and hustling defense as Stallings guides a resilient roster. Rudolph and Tyler delivered barometer performances, and Maranville and Evers show improved form heading into a road stretch culminating in a trip to Cincinnati and a future test in New York.
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Indians Split Twin Bill vs Athletics for Sixth Straight
Indians defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 1 in the first game and 8 4 in the second, extending their unbeaten run to six. Harstad was knocked out after being hit by a batted ball as Cleveland improved to .300. Chapman doubled, Southworth tripled, and Barbare and Kirke delivered key plays as Wambsganss turned a double play.
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Red Sox Shortstop Errors Break Streak at 232 Chances
Everett Scott of the Boston Red Sox committed an error at St Louis on Saturday, breaking a long streak of 232 consecutive chances without an error. The lapse ends a sequence noted for flawless fielding by the veteran shortstop in a season watchers had studied closely.
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Baseball scores from Columbus and nearby games
The results show Columbus 4 and Indianapolis 8. Louisville beat Cleveland 6 to 1, Milwaukee 9, Minneapolis 10 in 13 innings. Kansas City 5 and St. Paul 4 in the first game, with St. Paul 5 defeating Kansas City 0 in the second game.
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Baseball doubleheader results with clear outcomes
Richmond beats Jersey City 5 to 1 in game one while Jersey City wins game two 10 to 1. game ended in the seventh inning. Montreal defeats Toronto 19 to 7.
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