Baseball in Brief Form
Toledo beat Indianapolis 8 to 2 in the first game and 2 to 1 in the second. Kansas City defeated St. Paul 6 to 1 in the first game while St. Paul won 9 to 5 in the second. Columbus trounced Louisville 8 to 1 and Minneapolis topped Milwaukee 8 to 2.
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Kid Mahling, Popular Baseball Shortstop, Dies at 37
William E. Mahling known as Kid Mahling and once a standout shortstop in the then International league collapsed and died of heart disease at his Newark home. Born in Cleveland 37 years ago, he was voted the league's most popular player in 1909.
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Paskert drives Phillies to 5-4 win over Pirates
Phillies top Pirates 5-4 as Paskert hits a seventh inning homer. Chalmers struggles but Phillies turn three double plays to preserve the lead. Game features include Farm er and Stock two base hits, Good three base hit, and key double plays Stock Niehoff Luderus Bancroft Niehoff Luderus.
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Schultz
Braves and Cubs Map Tie In Long Classic At Braves Field
In a rain dampened 11 inning game at Braves Field the Braves and Cubs battled to a 2 to 2 draw. Lefty Tyler and Packard started on the mound for Chicago and Boston respectively with Lavender taking over for the Cubs after an early hit sequence. The game featured late dramatics as the Cubs threatened in the eighth and the Braves tied in the ninth on a key infield hit and two costly miscues.
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Zeider
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Art Nehl
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Maranville
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Bases loaded none out as errors and plays spark late rally
In a tense ninth inning, Koney’s error loaded the bases with none out. Williams struck out, then Zim lined a hit off Smith. Lavender misplayed a throw and Lavender’s glove tipped a ball, letting Connolly score on a daring sprint home after a sequence of fielding miscues and forced plays.
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Kelly
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Fischer
Dodgers Beat Cardinals 4-2 in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn's Doak held St Louis to two runs through seven innings while Ames, Dell and the Brooklyn defense closed out a 4-2 win. Key early hits by Wheat, Cutshaw, and Stengel gave Brooklyn the lead, and Cheney's sixth inning wildness allowed the Cardinals to tie before final-series bunts and singles pushed across the winning run.
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Wiley Returns for Revere Cycle Track Race
George Wiley resumes racing at the Revere cycle track in tomorrow night's 40 mile team event with Clarence Carman against Leon Didier and Georges Seres. Wiley has recovered from a fall and previously helped beat Didier in a similar contest. Seres has since improved markedly, making the matchup more challenging for the Yankee duo.
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George Wiley
Syracuse
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Clarence Carman
Marvels
Leon Didier
Georges Seres
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