Marathon Giants Doves End in 17 Inning Tie
Boston and New York played a 17 inning marathon with Mattern and Ames handling a pitching duel. Beaumont's single sparked late offense for Boston, while Roy Thomas and Dave Shean delivered key plays for New York. Ames and Mattern matched shine for 3h 40m before Johnstone called final.
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Red Sox Ready for Highlanders in New York
Manager Lake and the Red Sox arrived confident they can beat the Highlanders in two games starting tomorrow. Larry Pape to pitch the opener, with Wood or Walter on Wednesday. Speculation grows on Hooper replacing Gessler in right and on a new team captain. The trip includes updates on Taylor and Spencer arrival, and a near-miss incident involving Pat Dougherty on a Chicago–New York express.
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American Association Results From Kansas City and Minneapolis
Kansas City led Toledo 8 to 1 as part of the American Association results. Minneapolis defeated Columbus 7 to 0 while Louisville beat St. Paul 2 to 1. Milwaukee won 3 to 2 against Indianapolis in a series of reported scores.
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Connecticut League Scores Boosted By Late Offenses
Holyoke beat Springfield 6 to 3. Bridgeport defeated Northampton 5 to 3. New Haven topped Holyoke 8 to 6 to complete the Connecticut League results.
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Doves to face Giants in double header at National League Grounds
A double header featuring the Doves and Giants is set at the National League Grounds. Game one starts at 2 o'clock with both teams seeking a win.
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Baseball schedule headlines across leagues and cities
National matches include New York at Boston in two games and Brooklyn at Philadelphia in two. Cincinnati plays Pittsburg. Chicago visits St Louis in two. American tests Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Washington. New England games feature Haverhill at Lawrence, Brockton at Lynn, Lowell at Worcester, Fall River at New Bedford.
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Dodgers Rout Brooklyn in Seven to Two Victory
Philadelphia daily notes Brooklyn was defeated 7 to 2 as Dodgers hit well. Quakers dominated with steady hitting and strong pitching to secure the win at home.
Kling Not Sold Cubs Refute Phillies Trade Rumor
Chicago reports President Charles W Murphy declares Johnny Kling will not be sold to Philadelphia. He states there is no foundation to the Philadelphia rumor and that Kling cannot be exchanged for money. He adds that even if Magee and McQuillen were traded for Donlin, Kling would not leave the Cubs.
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Pirates Lose See-Saw Game In Cincinnati
The Pittsburgs led 3-0 in the seventh but Cincinnati scored four in the eighth to win 6-4. Gasper pitched nine innings for Cincinnati after Camnitz exited in the eighth. Hoblitzel Downey and Bescher highlighted the offense with key extra-base hits.
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Donlin To Captain Philadelphia Nationals
Mike Donlin arrived in New York from Point Pleasant New Jersey and spoke briefly about becoming captain and manager of the Philadelphia Nationals He expects to move to Philadelphia once arrangements are completed and says his compensation would include a salary plus a share of gate receipts Felix Isman will contact him with final terms
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Cleveland Wins Pitchers Battle Over New York 2 to 1
Cleveland defeats New York 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Berger shines after the first inning and scores the first run for Cleveland. Demmitt’s catch of Bemis’ long drive stands out as the game’s feature in the American League contest played today.
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Fall River Players Suspended Over Disorder at Lawrence Game
Manager O'Brien centre fielder Messenger and shortstop Weaver of Fall River were suspended indefinitely by New England Baseball League officials after the disorder at the first game with Lawrence in Lawrence on Saturday.
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Worcester Edges Lowell In Ninth Inning Turf War
Worcester defeated Lowell 4 to 3 in Worcester today as McCune hit a three bagger with two out in the ninth to drive in two runs. A ninth inning clash between manager Burkett and umpire McLaughlin followed a disputed call at second base. Burkett grabbed the umpire’s protector but calm returned and the game continued.
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Lynn Edges Brockton In Tight 7 6 Win
Lynn fends off Brockton 7 to 6 after building a lead but nearly unraveling late. Henrickson left with a sprained ankle in the sixth as Lynn survives with key hits from Daum Hamilton Autrey and O Rourke fueling the scoring and defensive plays.
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Haverhill Defeats Lawrence 3–0 In Pitchers Battle
Haverhill beat Lawrence 3 to 0 in a hard fought game. Lessard and Stine pitched well through eight innings before Haverhill rallied with singles and doubles. Vinson protested a called third strike in the second inning.
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Robertson to Run at Scotch Picnic
Lawson Robertson, member of the American Olympian team last year, will compete at the Scotch picnic on Saturday Aug 7 in West Roxbury. He will run the sprints. The five mile event features Al Raines J Curran Percy Smallwood Billy Davis and Bob Hallen plus top New England runners.
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Lindaman Released by Boston After 17th Inning Game
On the day of the 17 inning game between Boston and New York Vive Lindaman, famed for last season’s 17 inning win over Chicago, was given an unconditional release by the Boston management. With his departure ends the last veteran linked to the team before George Dovey’s takeover.
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