Braves Win Longest 14 Inning Clash in Overtime
The Braves beat the Cardinals 7 to 6 in 14 innings at the local park. Bresnahan drew a walk to load the bases, Kling doubled to bring in the winning run after Sweeney and Jackson had reached. Tyler held the Cardinals to two hits through 5 2 3 innings and Donnelly dazzled with a spitball early, as both clubs staged tense late dramatics and near-misses across extra frames.
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Pirates win 8-2 in 10 inning pitchers battle
In Philadelphia Pittsburg beat the home nine 8 to 2 after 10 innings. Adams and Rixey pitched strong early but Pittsburg gained its final edge on Mensor's RBI single and Carey's double scoring the decisive runs.
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Baseball schedule heats up across national and regional matchups
National games feature Pittsburg at Boston in two, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, and St. Louis at Philadelphia in two. American clashes include Boston at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and New York at Chicago. New England tilts show Haverhill at Fall River, Lowell at Lynn, Brockton at New Bedford, and Lawrence at Worcester.
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Browns Break Even With Yankees 5-1
St Louis defeated New York 5 to 1 to level the series. Mixed hits and passes aided the Browns scoring, with Wheat homering and Hummel contributing. Ragon, Suggs, Stack and Benton pitched the five innings with the Browns offense tallying six hits off Ragon and nine off Suggs. Time 2h 12m. Umpires Johnstone and Eason.
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Giants Have Batfest Defeat Cubs 10-4
New York easily won the final game of the series from Chicago 10 to 4 in New York. Mathewson was strong, Lavender departed early after two innings, and Smith struggled late. Notable plays include two-base hits by Snodgrass and Herzog, a Murray home run, and several moves by Doyle, Merkle, and Fletcher.
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Detroit Beats Athletics In Ninth Run-Scoring Flight
Detroit won 7 6 in the ninth as Dubue walked Jones sacrificed Bush singled and Cobb and Crawford were intentionally walked Louden scored the winning run on a long sacrifice fly. Both pitchers were hit hard. Staging details include two-base hits by Baker Cobb and Crawford and notable stolen bases by Cobb Jones and Bush.
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Reds Bag Final From Brooklyn 5-4
Cincinnati won the final game of the Brooklyn series 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Both teams traded blows for seven innings before Benton scored on a double and Marsans hit a run producing single to seal the win.
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Memphis Memphis 2 Birmingham 0 in stacked matches
Memphis hosts Birmingham and Nashville Montgomery matches with scores noted. Atlanta opens strong over New Orleans then blanks the visitors in the second game. Chattanooga and Mobile also feature in the slate.
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No Book Class for Swifty in Sunday Post Magazine
Sunday Post Magazine teases readers with a forthcoming Shorty tale titled No Book Class for Swifty to appear in next Sunday’s edition.
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Hall's Generosity Dishes Red Sox
Chicago, July 30. Charlie Hall's wild first inning and three walks helped the White Sox grab an early lead that Chicago never surrendered. Boston rallied late but fell 6 to 5 as Callahan relieved and the Sox held on with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Boston rally falls short as White Sox edge Red Sox in tough loss
Boston used three pitchers with Bedient as the last option, but Chicago built a late rally. Walsh endured in relief, Callahan and Weaver spark Chicago's offense, while Callahan drove in three as Boston failed to capitalize on a key ninth inning error.
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