Red Sox Top White Sox 7-5 in Third Straight Win
Boston wins 7 5 as Lord boots a third inning error and Benz misplays. Collins falters, Yerkes, Gardner and Speaker spark scoring with clutch plays. White Sox cling to late rally but Peters, O'Brien and Boston pitching seal the win in Chicago.
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Red Sox fall to Chicago as errors doom them in falttering loss
Boston errors cost them against Chicago despite strong relief efforts from Buck O'Brien and timely hits from Wagner. Benz lasts four innings and Peters struggles, while Captain Lord’s misplays loom large. Stahl's Cubs edge them with air tight defense and late rally capacity.
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Baseball matchups listed for major leagues and New England towns
National and regional schedule of games includes Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland St Louis at Boston Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York and Fall River at Haverhill Lawrence at Brockton Lynn at Worcester New Bedford at Lowell with multiple city teams set to play across leagues.
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Sports scores from Nashville and Atlanta games
Nashville-Montgomery 3 Nashville 2. Chattanooga-Mobile 8 Chattanooga 4. Atlanta-Atlanta 8 New Orleans 7.
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Rochester and Buffalo Sweep Baseball Doubleheaders
In Rochester a 83 to 1 win over Baltimore. Buffalo beat Newark 5 to 4 in 11 innings in the opener and 12 to 6 in the second. Toronto topped Jersey City 8 to 2 in game one and 10 to 5 in game two.
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Brooklyn Grinds Out Third Straight Win Over Reds
Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a tense contest. Rucker pitched well and made a clutch ninth inning play to end Clarke's threat, while Egan was thwarted at third on a fateful grounder. Both clubs displayed strong defense and timely hits, with Brooklyn taking the lead in the fourth on four safeties.
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Oarsman Edward Keller Dies in New York at 40
Edward Keller a prominent amateur oarsman in the East died of heart disease at his New York home aged 40. He was born in Milwaukee.
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Athletics Beat Tigers In 11 Inning Tie Breaker
In Detroit on July 20 the Athletics edged the Tigers 2 1 in 11 innings after a late rally. Philadelphia tied the game in the eighth and won when Barry doubled to start the 11th and M aggert delivered an infield single.
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Browns Triumph 2–1 Over Yankees in St Louis
St. Louis scored twice in the eighth inning as Martin threw past Chase with the bases loaded, enabling two runners to score. New York added a single run in the ninth on three singles.
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Chicago Wins Third Straight Over Giants in Odd Setting
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 8 in a fortuitous contest. A sixth inning play misrouted a ball off an umpire coat, nullifying Becker and Merkle scoring threats and allowing a double play. Evers, Tinker, Safer trio turned two plays, while pitchers Tesreau Ames and Richie divided outs.
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Klaus and Carpentier Set for Paris Rematch in October
A second battle between Frank Klaus and George Carpentier is arranged for October in Paris. The 20 round race follows Klaus's earlier win aided by Carpentier's manager entering the ring. The writer hints Abe Attell may lose next Saturday if matched with Tommy Murphy.
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More Team Work Needed by Braves
The Braves need better coordination on defense and more unpredictable base running. Baseball authorities praise Boston pitchers on the Western trip, but critics say lack of concerted fielding and frequent hit and run misfires hamper scoring, urging morning practice to build cohesion.
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Why the Braves Struggle On The Bases This Season
The Boston Nationals face a slump with slow starts and weak baserunning. Managers Kling and Ward wrestle with the lack of a winning element, while pitchers hold opponents below Braves hits but the offense remains ineffectual. Campbell and Jackson show speed but fail to convert on the bases.
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Quaker Swatters Edge Pirates in Seventh Inning Rally
Philadelphia overcame Pittsburg 4 to 1 in a seven inning rally. McCarthy collected two singles and a double in four at bats as Camnitz yielded the late runs.
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