President Lannin Buys Providence Club From the Detroit Owners
In Chicago on July 30 the Red Sox beat the White Sox 4 to 0 as Shore pitched well for Boston. Gardner and Janvrin drove in runs. Speaker made key plays in center. Boston fielding and timely hits secured the shutout. White Sox mustered six singles and failed to score despite chances, with solid Boston defense backing Shore.
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Red Sox Chief Plans Pacific Coast Purchase
Chicago July 30 President Lannin of the Red Sox is a minor league magnate as well as an American league club owner. Preliminary arrangements for his purchase of the Providence club of the International league were completed in Ban Johnson's office. A certified check for 25000 was given to bind the bargain. purchase price is understood to be 75000.
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Baseball doubleheader results from Hartford and surrounding cities
In Hartford Hartford 12 New Haven 2 second game Hartford 12 New Haven 7. New Britain beats Waterbury 5 2. Bridgeport and New London tied 1 1 after 16 innings with darkness. Springfield loses 4 2 and 0 innings. second game Springfield 4 Pittsfield 1.
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Providence club sold to Lannin with Boston link
The Providence franchise, long owned by Frank Navin and Ty Cobb sector interests, is sold to Lannin who plans to build it up and may place Boston recruits there. Detroit owners consider purchasing the Buffalo club to reinforce their organization as the Red Sox move ahead. A Cleveland conference involving Lannin Johnson and President Barrows sparked speculation of a Federal league policy being outlined.
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Lewis Beats Corkran In Manchester Golf Match
In Manchester Vermont July 30 the Second round of the First President cup match play at Bkwanok Country Club featured R. M. Lewis Ridgefield Conn defeating B Warren Corkran Baltimore one up in 19 holes. Lewis clinched with a foot out for a three on the final hole. Walter J Travis Garden City had an easier win over C M Amory Country Club, four up three to play.
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Riot at Detroit Ball Park Ends Washington Victory
A near riot marred a Washington at Detroit game, won by Detroit 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Morgan argued with umpire Sheridan, then charged him. Ainsmith and Morgan were ejected after punches and a spectator struck Henry with a chair. Police cleared the crowd as Coveleskie pitched a brilliant game and Shaw’s wild pitch in the 10th allowed the decisive run.
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Phils and Cubs Split in Tight Extra Inning Tilt
Phillies and Cubs tied 4 4 after 11 innings with key hits from Zimmerman Magee Cravath and Lavender. Lavender homered in 11th but win escaped as Chicago scored late. pitching saw Lavender 7 hits over 10 innings, Humphries 2 in 11 3 innings. Stolen bases Hecker Paskett and timing noted by umpires Rigler and Hart.
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Yankees Beat Naps Twice In Cleveland Doubleheader
New York won both games against Cleveland, 8 to 2 in 10 innings and 8 to 6. Hartzell sparked the first game with a 10th inning steal and score on Cree’s double. Hartzell sustained an injury while stealing second in the ninth of the second game.
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Baseball In Brief Form From Multiple Cities
In Minneapolis the score was 5 to 4 with Cleveland losing. Milwaukee hosted Louisville with a 9 to 0 result. St Paul Columbus Rain noted a weather delay. A local club advertises a visit by a fast semi pro team. contact Frank Murphy at 11 Ranch 406 between 9 a.m.
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Pittsburg Beats Kansas City 2–0 to Tie Series
Pittsburg defeated the Kansas City Federals 2 to 0 in Pittsburg on July 80. Pitcher Dickson allowed six hits and received strong fielding support. Batteries: Adams and Easterly for Kansas City. Dickson and Berry for Pittsburg.
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Buffalo Federals split doubleheader with Chicago visitors
In Buffalo July 80 the Buffalo Federals won the first game 3 to 1 while Chicago took the second 10 to 6. Ford edged Fisk in the pitchers duel with a slight margin in the opener. Two Chicago homers accounted for most of their runs in the nightcap, both sails landing in the bleachers with two on base.
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Brookyln and St Louis Federals Split Doubleheader
Brooklyn and St Louis Federals split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning the second game 4 to 2 after St Louis took the opener 9 to 2. The date is July 80 in Brooklyn.
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Weekend matchups across leagues prompt busy sports slate
New England games include Haverhill at Manchester, Lowell at Lewiston, Worcester at Lynn, Lawrence at Portland. American pairings feature Boston at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit plus Cleveland hosts New Tek. Federal and collegiate lines show Louis at Buffalo and City at Baltimore with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn, plus Woonsocket at Pawtucket and Taunton at Brockton as fall rivalries.
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Early Baseball Scores From Southeast Games
Results show Atlanta beating Birmingham 2 to 1. Mobile defeated Nashville 4 to 1. Montgomery edged Montgomery 2 to 1. New Orleans routed Chattanooga 4 to 1.
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