Errors Aid in Doves' Defeat
A battered summary of a baseball game where the Philadelphia Phillies fell to the Boston Doves. Highlights include Bates singles and triples, Grant scoring on a series of plays, and key defensive miscues by Brown. The narrative notes limited scoring after the fourth inning and details infield mishaps shaping the loss.
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Barger Wins Fifth Straight as Brooklyn Tops New York
Cy Barger earned his fifth consecutive win for Brooklyn in a 4 to 1 victory over New York before a packed crowd that spilled onto the field. New York pushed a run across in the seventh on Devlin’s triple and a following hit, but Brooklyn held on for the win.
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Cy Barger
New York
Barger
New Yorks
Devlin
Wiltse Fans Two as Bridwell Sparks Double Play
Wiltse fans two in a 3 0 ballgame and a double play turned by Bridwell. Six batters reach via walk or hit and the umpiring crew of Klem and Kane preside as time is noted.
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Sheckard Delivers Key Home Run for Cubs Victory
In Chicago on June 20 the Cubs defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 as Sheckard hit a pivotal seventh inning home run with two men on base sealing the win. The late blast sparked the comeback in a tightly fought game.
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Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pirates Take Opening Win Over Browns in St Louis
In St Louis on June 20 the Pirates rallied from a poor start to beat the Browns 5 to 3. Pittsburgh struck late, hammering Harmon in the ninth inning to secure the victory after Camnus relieved White.
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Pittsburg
Harmon
Camnus
White
Cleveland Falls to Chicago 1–0 in 8 innings
Chicago defeated Cleveland 1 to 0 in eight innings on three infield singles and a wild pitch. Olmstead was effective for Chicago while Falkenberg pitched for Cleveland, allowing 10 hits. Stolen bases by Browne and Zeider highlighted the defense in a tight American League contest.
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Chicago
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Valkenberg
Bemis
Chicanoosee Adkves
Stovall
Purtell
Zeider
Falkenberg
Bradley
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Haverhill Sweeps Lowell in Double Feature Victory
Haverhill wins both ends of a doubleheader against Lowell 8 to 1 and 3 to 1 in Haverhill. In the second game Manager Fleming and Lowell catcher Sullivan were ejected by umpire Duffy after a confrontation. Foulke and Tenney figures highlighted the opener with notable plays, while Fleming and Noblett drove the offense in the nightcap.
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Sports matchups listed for major leagues
American fixtures show Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York with Chicago visiting Cleveland and St Louis traveling to Detroit.
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Worcester Beats Lynn 5 to 1 in Lopsided Contest
Worcester defeated Lynn 5 to 1 in a June 20 game that lacked notable features and excitement.
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Worcester Today
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Colby 1906 Teams Triumph as Coombs Dominates Pitching
Colby 1906 football baseball team defeated the 1910 squad 8 to 1 in Waterville. John Coombs of the Philadelphia Athletics pitched for 1906, receiving a framed campus portrait and flowers after the win. Batteries Coombs and Dewey for 1906. Good and Cary for 1910. Umpire Allen. Time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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John Coombs
Philadelphia Athletics
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Wright Wins First Round in Wimbledon Open Tennis
Beals C. Wright of Boston beat W. C. Crowley in the opening singles match at Wimbledon. The American won 6-1 7-5 3-6 6-2 to advance in the championships held in London.
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Red Sox Focus on Home Series Versus Washington
Boston hosts Washington in a four game set as Donovan’s Red Sox aim to rebound after a rough Western trek. Washington’s hitters struggle while McAleer’s pitching keeps them competitive. Ray Collins slated to start for Boston with Reisling or Gray for the visitors.
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Detroit Rumor Links Donovan to Tigers Utility Man OLeary
Detroit report says Manager Donovan seeks Charley OLeary a valued Tigers utility player. OLeary strong infield fit but weak at bat may be traded to improve Engle's lineup while Speaker Wagner ready for tomorrow. Heinie's hand healing Pond McHale in Boston Pape shines in New England league.
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Tigers Helpless Before Brown In Detroit Tilt
Ray held Detroit to five hits while St. Louis hammered Summers and took advantage of Willett wildness to win the game.
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