Boston Nationals Again Trim Phillies on road near top
Boston defeats Philadelphia 3 0 in a road game as Jess Barnes limits the Phillies to five hits. Magee Snodgrass and Maranville spark a four run fourth inning with timely hits and a two base Cravath saves the game with defensive plays. Barnes goes nine innings for the win, Alexander lasts seven, with Bender finishing. Braves head home after the win.
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Cubs Defeat Pirates Twice in Chicago Double Victory
Chicago beat Pittsburgh in two games. In the first, Prendergast allowed three hits with eight strikeouts and Saier hit a home run to edge Cooper 1 to 0. The second featured a 10 to 4 rout with a successful squeeze play and Saier again involved.
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Delion Tire Gains Boston Dealer Endorsement
Harry M. O’Brien promotes Delion Tire with a favorable report from trials on Delion lant at Trenton. He highlights the tire’s consistent performance under varied road conditions and notes he is the sole Delion Tire representative in Boston at ires and Auto Supplies 245 Columbus Ave.
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Wyckoff Sold to Red Sox After Boston Trip
President Lannin purchased Weldon Wyckoff, an Athletic pitcher, as both teams left Boston last night. Wyckoff started Monday, was pulled after four men, and finished yesterday as Boston built a seven run lead. A former Athletics ace in 1915 with 10 wins and 20 losses, he is Bucknell trained and joined the Athletics in 1913.
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Braves Open Series Against Brooklyn Leaders in Boston
The Braves return to Boston and host Brooklyn for today opening game. Boston pitchers regain form under Stallings with Evers pep after a short layoff. Hughes and Ragan show solid work while Barnes outduels Alexander. Brooklyn pitching struggles may let Boston seize the lead.
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Cards Beat the Reds 8 to 2 in Cincinnati
St. Louis won 8 to 2 in Cincinnati as Betzel singled and scored after Smith sacrifice. Long hit a bases clearing triple followed by Miller’s homer to center field, highlighting a day of timely hits despite defensive miscues.
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Giants Beat Dodgers 1 to 0 in Pitching Duel
Tesreau of New York defeated Dell of Brooklyn as the Giants edged the Dodgers 1 to 0 in Brooklyn. Burns walked, moved to third on Kauff's single, and scored on Robertson's sacrifice fly while both starters and their defenses delivered a flawless game.
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Tigers Split With Browns in Twinbill
In St Louis on June 27 Detroit and St Louis split a doubleheader. The Browns won 5 to 3 in the opener with Sisler posting four hits and two stolen bases. Detroit captured the nightcap 5 to 2 as Young scored on Austin fumbles and Baker doubled. Cobb faced police after an onfield incident in the first game.
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Britton Welling bout called off at arena
The Britton Welling fight last night was canceled after the Chicago welterweight fell ill. Promoters tried to find a replacement, offering Walter Butler Frankie Mack and others but none were ready. The next card is set for July 11 with Charlie White and Mat Wells repaired grudge match.
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Yankees Beat Senators 3-2 to Take Series
New York won the series finale 3 to 2 as Baker hit a sixth inning homer with Pipp on base. It was Baker’s third homer of the series and Caldwell won again, backed by solid support.
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Pie Way and Geo Smith Sign With New York Nationals
Yale pitcher Pie Way and Columbia pitcher George Smith, both right handers, signed with the New York Nationals. John Foster announced the deal and noted a proposed trade sending Tesreau for Sallee of St Louis is off. Game summary shows New York 3 Washington 2 with three-base hit by Peckinpaugh and homers by Moeller Baker.
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Worcester double header win over Hartford 7 to 3 and 5 to 3
Worcester pitchers McGinley and Strand lead the wins as Worcester comes from behind in both games. Strand threw two runners at the plate while Maloney and Whalen contribute for Worcester. Hartford batters are held to limited scoring in both contests.
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Bridgeport Beats Springfield In 13 Inning Pitchers Duel
Bridgeport wins 4 to 3 after 13 innings in Springfield. Flynn hits a ninth inning homer for the home team, but Ball and Baker deliver successive doubles to seal the visitors’ victory. Moshier and Ball drive Bridgeport offense while Daniels, House duel on the mound.
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Portland Drives Game in 19th Inning On Sacrifice
In Portland, Maine, June 27, the city leads after a marathon 19th inning as Tamim dou Lonergan sacrifices and Gaston singles. Martin hurled 10 innings of two hit ball, allowing two runs, with Burns keying offense and Lonergan Press contributing. The winning run came with one out in the 10th.
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O'Brien Sold to Pittsburg Nationals in Davisport Trade
Davenport Iowa June 07 Jay O'Brien outfielder with the Davenport Three I league today was sold to Pittsburg Nationals.
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