St Marys and Madisons Win as Acmes Ties Remain Tight
In a high scoring scene the St Marys and Madisons hold first place with six wins and two losses while the Acmes sit second at five and three. Chester Sank credited with a two hit shutout for the Acmes in a 13 to 0 win over the Independents as Johnny August shifts to Bridgeport in the Eastern League. St Marys toppled St Charles 8 to 2 with a sixth inning surge, while the Madisons edged Berkshires in a six inning game due to misplays by North End.
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Pirates Triumph Over Reds Behind Sharp Fielding
Jake May was wild and ineffective as the Pirates defeated Cincinnati 9 to 3 behind strong fielding by Honus Traynor. Cooper sparkled with a clutch defensive game and Tomim Maranville contributed key plays in the Pittsburgh win at Cincinnati.
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Giants and Phillies split twin bill at Polo Grounds
New York Giants and Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader at Polo Grounds with Philadelphia winning 6 to 1 in the first game and New York taking the second 9 to 2. Frank Frisch played six innings in the first game before resting, while Jimmy Tong shut out the Giants in the second contest. Williams hit his ninth homer of the season for Philadelphia and Schultz added a four-base hit in the second game. Jackson and Frisch led the Phillies with key hits as New York claimed three wins and two losses in the five-game set.
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New Haven Splits Doubleheader With McCann. Profs Win 4 0
New Haven and McCann split a doubleheader at Spring Field. The Profs took the first game 4 to 0 with Greenfield delivering strong pitching. In the second game New Haven lost 2 to 0 as Leete and Braxton combined on the mound. Ball and Dowd provided hitting highlights in both games.
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Blades' late triple decides tight Cardinals win over Cubs
Blades tripled home three runs in the first inning and drove in another, tying the game for St. Louis as the Cardinals and Chicago Cubs battled in the fourth game of the series. Cubs rally produced runs in the second and third, with Smith stealing three bases. St. Louis turned three double plays and had a high-scoring finish. Jacobs struggled early, leaving after 1 2-3 innings. Dyer pitched a strong relief stint for the win.
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New York Stages Rally in Final Innings Rally and Injury Incident
In a high scoring slate across leagues, New York won 7 to 4 over Washington after a late rally in the ninth. Muddy Ru el suffered a collision in the eastern league, while Ruth hammered his 22nd homer in the eighth, as Washington catcher Ruel was knocked senseless.
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Cardinals Beat Greyhounds 12 to 2 At Seaside Park
The Cardinals defeated the Greyhounds 12 to 2 yesterday afternoon in the Jynier Meerration league to stay atop the standings with six wins and one loss. Joe Shannon and Tinane led the offense, Shannon with two hits in three trips and Tinane three for four.
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Hastings, Noted Yachtsman Dies at Port Washington
Frantic Hastings dies last night at Port Washington aged 57. He formerly lived in Greenwich where he was a yachtsman and organist. He directed the Russian Symphony Society of New York and was honored with the St Stanislaus order for his musical work.
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Dodgers Split Doubleheader With Hub Team
Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader with Brooklyn taking the first 4 1 and Boston shutting out 5 0 in the second. Vance pitched the win in the opener as the Dodgers rallied with timely hitting and an error by Smith. In the nightcap Brooklyn won by scoring off Cooney and Stryker in the fifth.
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Tiden Wins Western Tennis Championship Title
In Indianapolis on July 6 William Tiden of Philadelphia defeated John Hennessey of Indianapolis in the Western Tennis Championship final with a 6-2 score, adding another national title to his growing list of championships.
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Rovers Beat Hail Community Irs 6 3 at Seaside Park
Freddie Reichert struck out sixteen batters to power the Rovers to a 6 3 win over the Hail Community Irs in a Junior Recreation League game at Seaside Park. The Rovers, in their eighth game, moved to six wins and two losses and sit as runners up in the standings.
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