Americans Split Doubleheader Lead Eastern League
Gene McCann's Americans opened at Newfield Park and lost the first game 5 4 to Worcester as Joe Bochling faltered in the fifth. They bounced back to win the nightcap 2 1 on a ninth inning double play with Bridgeport errors aiding their two runs.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Games Summary
Yesterday's scores show multiple mismatched lines and garbled team names. The fragment mentions Philadelphia and Chicago and New York with unclear results and venues, lacking coherent pairs and dates.
Dodgers Bunch Up Hits To Beat Pittsburgh
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 7 to 5 as they bunch hits in the fourth and eleventh innings. Grimes of the Superbas won in straight innings, with Biggs batting safely in 23 consecutive games. Detailed box scores show Brooklyn's strong hitting led by Wheat and Schmidt, while Pittsburgh could muster limited offense.
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Hillies Defeat Indians and Chase Woodward
Hillies beat the Indians with Woodward driving plays. Waterbury fared poorly as opportunistic runners found chances late, while Carl Williams of Waterbury contributed despite the rough game.
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Right GrfftL game recap with scattered names
A fragmented report notes Woodward Carlson Best and Wood ward with umpires Miller and McDonald. It mentions a game where a man must use his own work and a team named Plain hores senze plays a role in the start. The text is unclear and lacks full context.
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Pirates Lead At Halfway Mark Of League Race
The pennant chase shows Pittsburgh atop the National League by 3 1 2 games over New York and Cleveland with the same margin over the other New York entry. The Pirates pace is better than last year and Indians rise slightly. In American League Cleveland swept revenge on Philadelphia while Morton and Moill shut out the Athletics. New York and Chicago split victories as Boston struggles to score.
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Chisox Hit Quinn Hard in 4-1 Yankees Loss
Chicago batter s Jam hit Quinn hard as the Chisox beat the Yankees 4 1 in New York. The Yankees managed a lone run in the third inning while Chicago built a lead with timely hitting and solid pitching.
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COHAN SAYS HE MAY BUY A MAJOR LEAGUE CLUB
George M. Cohan, amid theatre quarrels over Actors Equity, signals ambition to own a major league baseball team. He denies retirement and insists he will buy a club this year or next, keeping control while a baseball expert runs it. He brands the closed shop as harmful to theatre and vows to continue business ventures. The piece notes his past Giants ownership and current stance on shows and contracts.
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Joe Hall to Box Johnny Williams at Arena show
Maitimaker George Dwyer announces Joe Hall will meet Johnny Williams in the first semi final of the popular priced show at the Arena next week. Williams, a top New York welter, seeks a career defining win. Curtin, Burrs, and Waite are among other contenders in the card with tentative matchups and preliminaries described.
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Senators Cop as Judge Knocks Two Homers in Lats
Washington loses given game events with two homers and multiple players listed. The record mentions umpires Maziary and Dineen, Vander, Mogrides, and others with scores 38-421. The article notes home runs by Morridge and Williams, and details a baseball game with various line items and players.
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Champions outhit but shut out Athletics in doubleheader
The Milford Wheelwich and Paddocks met at Fort Trumbull Beach Grounds with Milford winning 5 to 0 in the second game. Jogter Chattaway and prowester each had three hits in five at bats. Buckholtz Berb Lynch pitched for the Paddocks while Sommers Ford carried the Wheelwich batteries.
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Mayflowers Call Off Shamrock Game
The Mayflowers canceled their Shamrock game due to unknown circumstances in the local league. Norwalk managers could not arrange a replacement, so the team rested in the afternoon and held practice at Caplio Avenue with the second squad. They seek 17 to 19 year old teams in the city or state for future games, contacting Manager Lauras.
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Noble 1609
Grudge Fight Looms Between Wolfe and Tremaine Bantams
Two Cleveland bantams Wolfe and Tremaine plan a grudge bout rooted in the Jimmy Dunn gym lineage. Wolfe left Dunn’s stable after a split with Johnny Kilsane, Tremaine rising to challenge Jack’s Taster. Wolfe has struggled for steady matches. a recent Philadelphia knockout by Young Kramer shadows his path. If White returns against Tremaine, it could draw strong bantam interest.
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Gloss Affects Vitally Hit Ball In Eastern League
The article reports on gloss treatment used by Eastern League teams to liven the ball. It notes low scores early this season and suggests the gloss boosts hitters while pitchers seek a better grip and morale. Psychological factors and technical tweaks are discussed as influencing results.
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Milton's Speed Racing Rising Star Tommy Alan
Tommy Alan shines on the speedway circuit as he dominates recent races. The article notes his early success, growing fan attention, and the potential to secure big prizes that could fund a retirement while leaving rivals in his wake.
Strength in St. Johny Gelvea On New England Rowing Champion
Hilton A Gelvea, a 40 year old rowing champion, won the New England single sculls title with a 2 06 time, setting a new record for the mile and a half. The article notes strength training and compares athletes to wrestlers in focus on muscle development. It also mentions an announcement by the United States Chess Association about the eighth American Chess Congress with Wr Shipler of Philadelphia named president.
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Giants Trade Pitchers With National League Rival
New York Nationals announce a trade sending pitcher Jesse Winters and Mielder John Monroe to Philadelphia Nationals in exchange for pitcher Cecil Causey. Winters had been with the Interna tional league club.
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Baseball Star Keeps Up Pep In Boiling Heat
A baseball star remains energetic despite extreme heat, delivering spirited performances and keeping team morale high as the game progresses. He endures the scorching conditions while maintaining focus and leadership on the field.
Real Miracle Man Fred Mitchell Guides Braves Pitching
Fred Mitchell, Boston's trusted lieutenant to George Stallings, transforms a mediocre Braves squad this year with effective handling of pitchers and improving performance through strong leadership and strategic mound work.
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