Spike Van Alstyne Dominates Opener for Bears
Spike Van Alstyne limits opponents to nine strikeouts as the Bears rally to beat the Lawmakers 7 in a chaotic opener. Leary, Fuller, and Torphy spark a fourth inning burst while Yordy exits after arguing with the umpire as Mackin and Stapleton add offense to seal the lead.
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Spike van Alstyne
Ose
Torphy
Leary
van Alstyne
Shay
Fuller
Colwell
Harry Teste
Mon
Butler
Phill
Exch
Spike
Wen
Bears
Vactoss
MLB
Lawmakers
Yordy
Obere
Rm Wall
Hesse
Yorly
Gagnon
Olen Ewald
Lenard Gakyward
Eddie
Butter
Fraser
Holomon
Fra- Seer
Philips
Smith
Ole
Mackin
Reds Increase Lead by Beating Philadelphia 9–1
July report from Philadelphia notes the Reds extend their lead with a decisive 9 to 1 win over the Phillies. Pittsburgh stumbled, Cincinnati claimed a third straight victory, jumping ahead early as Carlson endured heavy pounding in the opening innings. Mass held the visitors at bay until Williams hit a triple in the sixth, Wrightstone driving in a run as the inning closed.
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Cincinnati
Picsburgh
Cincati
Philadelphia
Carlson
Carl Mass
Williams
Wrightstone
Ingle
Newfield Game Set to Start at Three This Afternoon
The Fears and Albany Law Makers end their four game series at Newfield today with a 3 PM start. Delaney Berlenbach fight fans have extra time to travel as the card schedules a half hour advance to accommodate train departures.
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Fears
Albany Law- Makers
Newfick Pack
New York
Lenox defeats Sacred Hearts in first inning
Lenox jumps to a 6 1 victory at Seaside Park in Twilight League action. Sacred Hearts struggles in the opening frame as Lenox scores multiple runs and pitcher Wargo fans three while contributing three hits. Buried by wild throws and defensive miscues, Sacred Hearts cannot recover.
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LENOX
Sacred Hearts
Seaside Park
Bakes
Walter Klinger
Bakos
Klinger
Goode
O’connel
Harry Burke
Brazil
Wargo
Ehinger
McCarthy
Larkin
Creevy
Suchary
McCarty
Leo Herb
Lilia
Adam Herb
Shea
Nowell
Burke
Herl
Kish
Creming
Poe
Rod Larkin
Bowden
Gonde
O'Connell
Greavy
Suechary
L. Herry
Herb
Leavis
Lenos Maseoo
Giants Rally Twice to Beat Pirates in Big Crowd
The New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 8 and 5 to 2 before a crowd of over 33,000, the season’s largest at the venue. Lindstrom drove three Giants hits, including a triple and a homer with Young aboard in the third. Winer and Greenthany Lindstrom added three safeties. Frea was aided by solid defense. Meadows took the losses in both games.
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New York Auts
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New Yorkers
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Frea
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Giasta
Young
Winer
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ron--Liddshoat
Irikeh
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Kelly
Jackson
Dackson
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Rame
H Po Johnston
Ol Mueller
Frisch
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Waner
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Wright
Rihyne
Smith
Traynor
Grantham
Moore
Spencer
Songer
Barnhart
Bush
Jacobson
Fournier
Herman
Felix
McMul- Cox
Alen
Marriott
Teusel
Meusal
Butier
Q Strom
McMullen Jackson
O'Neil
Letton
New
Rigler
Slocdes
McCormick and Hart
Iast
Hornsing
Botterle
Southworth
Bell
O'Farrell
ADF
Bo Pia & Thevenow
Mueller
Toporeer
Haines
Uy Young
Hs Meusel
Mw Kelly
Manes Inuth
Dackyon
Florence
Brooklyn
St. Louis Au Oud i . Nott A
Luise Lilis
Bel
Rrel Tire Phage
Tacbhsen
Hitsides
Nan Hse
ron—Seetoworth
Bas Tirotushy
Douwhee
Honger
Meadows Jr
Nevy
Pittsbu
Mensel
Dodgers Rally In Eighth To Beat Cardinals 5 2
Brooklyn Dodgers rallied in the eighth inning with five singles to plate three runs and defeat the St Louis Cardinals 5 2. A home run by Southworth and doubles by Belle and others highlighted Cardinals offense as Chicago Cubs gain in the standings. A day benefit crowd of 20 000 attended.
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Brooklyn Odgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Southworth
Belle
Oa Aurrell
Chicago Cubs
Waterbury Brascos Tie Spring field In Pony Series Pitching Sparks Win
Waterbury defeats Springfield 7 to 4 to even the pony series behind timely hits from Moore Belanger and strong pitching by Egbert Johnson. Key plays include a double by Donahue and a fielding gem by Helgeth as Waterbury parity the series in a tense Able matchup.
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Egbert Johnson
Bragscos
Moore
Belanger
Helgeth
Helgeck
Anne
Ff Donahue
Ungland
Duckelt
Dutierrez
Benes
Donahue
Albert
Poat
Henes
White
Johnaon
Schauffel
Springfield
Hisomer
Cummings
Jonsor
Bloomer
Cuinmings
Cumings
Maxberry
Trord
Barnett
Gene Martin Sets New Record for Hitting
Gene Martin, left fielder for NEAY HAVEN, set a new hitting record in the Eastern league. He tallied 37 hits in 7 games since June, maintaining a .389 average and crossing the plate 2 times in a standout stretch.
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Neay Haven
Daly
Capetve Martin
Y M C A Swamps Meigs 18 to 1 in Mercantile League
The Y M C A baseball team swamped Meigs 18 to 1 in the Mercantile league last night. Howlands defeated Reads 7 to 4 and American Hardware beat the Post 7 to 3. Other results listed show Bridgeport topping Albany 4 1 and New Haven 11 Pittsfield Waterbury 7 Springfield Hartford Providence scores.
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Reidgeport Ltd
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di of Hartford
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Sunivan
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Tickey
Herron
Kate
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Hard
Une Y.M
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Murray
Zadoff
Darak
Poneveit
Poneleit
Hilsinger
Calhoun
Klen
Werner
S ’ Meigs
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