Red Sox Slump Ends in Loss to Highlanders
Boston was blanked by New York 3 0 as Wil son shut out the Red Sox behind a sharp pitching display. Nourse, making his Boston debut, looked best of the Boston pitchers though the lineup struggled to produce runs after a rough first inning. Highlanders offense and solid defense carried the game, with key plays from Sweeney LaPorte Chase and Elberfeld. President Taylor attended and trade talk centered on outfielder Gessler as Hooper and Carrigan saw time in the field and on the mound.
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Senators Drop Two to the Athletics
Philadelphia won both games of the double header in Washington by 8 to 2 and 5 to 2. Donohue and Ganley made fly catches as Hughes and Witherup were hit hard. Conroy hit a home run for Philadelphia while Barry Dygert Murphy and Davis supplied several two base hits.
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Quakers Sweep Doubleheader With Hard Hitting Victory
Philadelphia beats Brooklyn twice as home players collect multiple hits in each game. Scores are listed for the two games of the today’s doubleheader.
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Yesterday's First Game In Detail Across Leagues
American games listed include Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington Detroit at Cleveland and two New York at Boston matchups. National pairings show Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St Louis twice. New England venues feature Lawrence Fall River Brockton Haverhill Lynn Lowell Worcester New Bedford.
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Lawrence Seeee
Lowell Etter
Doves Split With Giants In Doubleheader Duel
The Doves split with the Giants at South End, Boston winning the opener 7 to 4 before New York prevailed 6 to 2 behind Mathewson. Boston led early, Crandall and Wiltse WK struggles, Beaumont Shean and Thomas key in runs, while Doyle and Bridwell produced for the Giants. Attendance 5491 as Emsile and Johnstone umped.
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Giants Dominate Second Game With Mathewson Pitching
In a second game dominated by Mathewson, Boston managed two runs aided by errors. Giants took control early with four runs in the fifth inning as Thomas dropped an easy fly, and Ferguson struggled before Boston rallied briefly in the eighth. Beck made a sensational one handed catch in center as Devlin lined a drive, while Coffey Shean and Thomas contributed key plays.
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Umpires urged to rule out hide the ball play
New York sports writers call for banning the hide the ball trick after seeing Johnny Evers work it against the Giants. They argue the play depends on who executes it and praise would swing if Larry Doyle used it on Joe Tinker.
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Metropolitan Press
St Louis and Chicago Tie After 12 Inning Darkness Ended Game
In St Louis on July 27 the game against Chicago ended in a 12 inning tie when darkness prevented continuation. Overall walked two batters in the ninth, Brown relieved, and St Louis scored three before the pitcher’s strong stretch. Bachman closed for St Louis, while Chance Shaw Sheckard Steinfeldt Ellis and others contributed offensive pieces for Chicago and St Louis.
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Race reshuffles in American Association standings
Six clubs swap positions after last Sunday's games in the American Association. Teams moved based on recent results, altering the current ladder and playoff implications.
Pulliam Upholds Kiem and Cusack Decisions
New York July 27 Harry C Pulliam president of the National League upheld decisions in two protests Brooklyn Cincinnati from July 8 and St Louis Pittsburg from June 24. He ruled Kiem correct on the overthrow play at home and Cusack did issue a judgment though he had rattled nerves.
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Southern League Results Show Mixed Scores Across Cities
In Mobile Atlanta 6 to 4 Montgomery 3 Little Rock 2 first game. Montgomery 4 Little Rock 1 second game. East New Orleans 3 Nashville 0. Birmingham 2 Memphis 1.
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Tigers Beat Cleveland 8 to 1 in Soft Victory
Detroit defeated Cleveland today 8 to 1 at Naps Field. Two Detroit runs came on errors while Cobb and McIntyre made crucial catches to prevent a tie.
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Mike waits on Philadelphia job amid pilot shakeup
Donlin jokes that waiting is delaying Mike as rumors swirl over Doves leadership. Billy Murray may succeed Harry Smith as pilot, affecting the Philadelphia assignment long discussed.
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Mike
Philadelphia
Billy Murray
Harry Smith
Willis Holds the Reds Safe at Forbes Field
Pittsburg pitcher Willis worked a solid game for Pittsburg and won with ease. The lone run against him came on Oakes second homer at Forbes Field. Rowan pitched well but received weak support as the teams were off in fielding. The score arrived as a straightforward win for Pittsburg.
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