Pirates Win 2-0 in 20-Inning Marathon
Pittsburgh and Boston played the longest big league game on record as Nehf pitched the full distance for Boston and Cooper for Pittsburgh. The Pirates finally broke through in the 21st, edging the Red Sox 2 to 0 after 20 scoreless innings. Southworth and Ellam featured for Boston, while Mayer and Smith contributed strong defense and timely hits in a tense classic.
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Baseball Scores and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday New York crushed Detroit 17 to 0 and Cleveland blanked Philadelphia 4 to 0 while Chicago defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 and Boston edged Washington 2 to 1. Today New York plays St. Louis Boston meets Cleveland Philadelphia faces Chicago Washington battles Detroit.
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Tigers Fall 7 0 As Caldwell Shuts Detroit Down
New York defeats Detroit 7 to 0 in a baseball game. Slim Caldwell pitched for New York limiting Detroit to two hits. Gilhooley drove in a run for New York with a home run. Hall, Bailey, and Cunningham appeared for Detroit with multiple pitchers used.
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Baseball gossip and boxing notes from early season chatter
Press agents discuss John Kinley retirement from the National commission and upcoming August 20 show. Ebbetts backs a joint league owners meeting to settle eastern and western trips, while old timers like Leach and Doyle figure in late innings and draft age jokes. Fulton Dempsey clash alibi debate and Ferguson rising to major leagues frame the winter war season.
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Valentine Wins Two Out Of Four Races At Grand Circuit
C A Valentine won two of four races on the Grand Circuit card in Columbus Ohio on August 1 including the Deshler 2 10 pacing stake which went to Un owned by A E Dorsey of Lindsay Ohio with a new best of 2 03 4. Other results include a 2 19 trot, 2 10 pace, and various starters with best times noted as 2 03 1 4 and 2 04. The Ducks Crusaders prepare for a Coney Island trip with open calls for a game and bus ride details announced by manager M Miller and William Myers.
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Giants Shut Out by Chicago at Polo Grounds
Chicago took a 5 to 0 win over the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds in the first of a five game series. Vaughn allowed only one hit, a Zimmeran single in the second inning, with two other locals reaching base on balls. CHICAGO leads.
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Severeid's Wild Throw Winds Boston Victory in St Louis
In St Louis on August 1 Severeid's errant throw past first in the eighth allowed Cochran to score, giving Boston a 2 to 1 win and a clean four game series sweep over St Louis. Local report notes Boston's victory and series result.
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McMullins' Home Run Delivers 2 1 Victory for Chicago
In Chicago on August 1, McMullin's eighth inning homer, driving Risberg in ahead of him, gave Chicago a 2 to 1 win over Washington. The game featured a pitching duel between Russell and Matteson and was decided in the late innings.
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Rush Razee set new ground record at UMC park
Rush Razee, famed trapshooter from Curtis Nebraska, established a 102 straight unfinished record at 16 yards during an exhibition before Union Metallic Cartridge foremen at UMC park. Razee borrowed John Hession's gun for the feat. Hession warned future records at UMC park depend on his trigger hand.
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