Bears Win Thirteen Inning Battle For Third Place
Bears defeat Hartford Senators 3 to 2 in 13 innings to seize third place. Warhop pitched 13 innings for the Bears, aided by superb outfield catches and key hits from Emmerich Milan and Bartell. Jablonowski kept Hartford in check until late, as Krahe and Dowd sparked early offense for the Senators.
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Bears
Senators
Hartford
Davis
Krahe
Rs Emmerich
Oort
Milan
Meyer
Lucey
Bartell
Stapleton
Beuffel
Warhep
Up in Third Bears edge in extra innings thriller
In a game marked by base hitting and defensive plays, Hartford Packers beat the Bears in extras as Dalvis, Bartell, and Keesey anchored offense. Bartell doubled, then was nearly the deciding run before a standout play by Alex Schauffel at home plate preserved a narrow lead. Umpire Pep Fasco showcased solid work behind the plate and Jiggs Donahue joined the Bears as a new member prior to the game. The Bears travel to Pitts’ Fields for a two game series, with Bedgesick Blahop and Kahn targeted on the mound.
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Mulan
Horace Milan
Newfield
Warhop
Elddo Davis
Keeway
Bears
Senators
Jablonowski
Dick Bartell
Pete
Mangum
Davis
Stapleton
Georgie Krahe
Keesey
Emmerach
Dowd
Morrissey
Emmerich
Schmahl
Lacey
Roser
Schauffel
Davis Hampled
Hartford Moore
Kiddo
Krahe
Schinkel
Hartford
Roger
Beauty Krahe
Bartell
Dalvis
Eranie
Hartell
Bridgeport
Jablonowsk
Dablonow
Pires
Milan
Taple Bartell
Alex Schauffel
Pep" Fasco
Pitts
Hillies
Profs Score Early To Beat Grays Eight One
New Haven defeated Providence eight to one as the Profs struck early and benefited from strong pitching by Mahaffey. Harris produced the only Grays highlight with a ninth inning triple while Moore's catch off Wright aided the defense. Danning and Mahaffey led the offence with multiple hits as New Haven piled runs in the first innings and cruised to the win.
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PROFS
GRAYS
New Haven
Associated Press
Douglas
Providence
Moore
Wright
Mahaffey
Harris
Griffen
Hillis
Montague
Puller
Dear
Danning
Sacrificee
Bowman
Touchstone
Wid
Doherty
Conroy
Critz Stars As Reds Sweep Giants In Doubleheader
Cincinnati defeated New York twice 8 to 3 and 6 to 3. Critz hit his first homer of the season and another late with Zitemann aboard, while Pipp also homered in the opener. Walker powered the nightcap with a homer, a double and two singles as the Reds toppled Barnes and Bush.
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New York
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Critz
Zitemann
Pipp
Walker
Reds
Barnes
Bush
Po Dressen
Bressler
Christensen
Ford
Pletnich
Hargrave
May
Alien
Po Reese
Ab Lindstrom
Roush
Cf Hornaby
Terry
Jackson
Harper
Devormer
Fitzsimmons
Songer
F. Thomas
Dressen
Allen
Hornsby
New Yoas
Balla
Nehf
Hita
Thomas
Mey
Umphea—Jorda
O'Day
Reardon
Po Pipp
Ritzmann
Rixey
O! Lindstrom
If Roush
Ef Hornsby
O! Harper
Rf Taylor
A Baines
R Devormer
P Cummings
Y ‘ Barnes
Hax
Jackson Bressler
Sacrifices
Chitz
Iltzmann
Hormsby
Gritz
Dressed
Crite
Browns Beat Red Sox For Third Straight Victory 4 to 2
St. Louis Brown's offense finally clicked as they defeated the Boston Red Sox 4 to 2 to clinch their third straight win in the series. George Sisler broke an 0-for-5 skid with a two-run double in the sixth and Stewart drove in the decisive run with a seventh-inning single.
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Louis
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
George Sisler
Stewart
Mohicans Meet Sorols Sunday Postponed by Yonkers field day
Mohican AA will play Sokel Rosebud on Diamond No 1 while St Charles meets White Eagle on Diamond No 5. The American Russian Sokale and Berkshire games are rained out by ABR field day in Yonkers New York, leaving standings with Mohican AA and Sokel Rosebud leading.
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Sokol
Berkshire
AR.3
Yonkers
Mohican AA
Sokel Rosebud
St Charles
White Eagle
LPC
Sokel Rosebud A&g
BOO White Eagles
Eeket
Ruselan Sokale
Berkshies
Diamond Seaside Park
Mo Fuun
Bokol-Rosebuds Na
Diamond
Bessie Park
St ' Charles
White Eales
Berkshires
N.Y
Albany Beats Waterbury 10 in Ten Inning Hard Fought Game
Albany defeats Waterbury 10 9 in ten innings as Yordy and Burkett spark late rally. McCarthy strong at bat with two base hits and a key single in the tenth. Fuller wins, Morrison loses, errors and miscues mark the extra frame.
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Albany
Waterbury
Burkett and McCarthy
Associated Press
Lawmakers
Yordy
Wiple
Burkett
McCarthy
Barron
Gleason
Helgeth
Hesse
Munn
McCorry
Smith
Solomon
Comtskey
Gill
Comiskey
Parrell
Karow
Kerow
Fitzberger
Balla
Johnson
Hinkle
MccCarthy
Morrison
Fuller
Pirates nose out Dodgers in closing frame 6 to 5
Brooklyn, July 14 The Pirates beat the Dodgers 6 to 5 as Cuyler’s base drive sent Paul Waner home for the winning run in the ninth. Paul Waner collected four singles in five at bats and Vic Aldridge allowed eight hits. Arnold Statz made a sensational running catch and doubled off Cuylers drive.
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Pirates
Dodgers
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
Associated Pres
Pittsburgh
Cuyler
Paul Vaner
Vic Aldridge
Arnold Statz
Pairings and results from a midweek baseball card
Today's games feature Boston at St Louis Detroit hosts Washington New York visits Cleveland and Philadelphia plays Chicago. Yesterday Chicago defeated Boston 6 1 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 2 Cincinnati edged New York 8 6 while New York won 8 3 over Cincinnati. Remaining matchups include Chicago at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and St Louis at Philadelphia with rain affected Jersey City Buffalo Reading Syracuse and Newark Toronto games noted.
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Ventertay
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Waner
Grantham
Traynor
Cuyler
Harhert
St Wright
Ooch
Aldridge
Brooklyn
Brats
Ay Partridge
Carey
Elix
If Hendrick
Hargraves
C Butler
Barrett
W. L. PC
Doak
Ark
Ehrhardt
Herman
Barnes
Pulte
St. Louis
Trooklyn
State
Partridge
Hendrick
Butler
Case
Hite
Clark
Plitt
Quigley
Wilson
Pileman
St. Loui
Cincinnati
St Louis
St Loui
Cincinnat
Cerulea Wins Marshals of France Stakes in Paris
Cerulea the favorite 7 to 10 won the Marshals of France stakes in Paris, the last big feature of the summer metropolitan racing season. Ross Jocelyn finished second with Tric, Tine was third. The race was worth 100000 francs to the winner. Tric led most of the way but faltered in the stretch, finishing a length behind Cerulea.
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Paris
Associated Preys
Edouard de Rothschild
Ross Jocelyn
Tric
Porestress and Firemen Win Big in Twilight League Showdowns
Red Clark limited the Mohicans to one hit as Court Wheeler earned a 2-0 victory. In Fairfield Twilight League action the Southport Firemen defeated Handy and Harman 10-5. Readouts list partial line scores and player names including Wheeler, Clark, Parker, August, Pond, and Milla.
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Mohicans
Clark
Handy-Harman
Red Clark
Court Wheeler
Southport Firemen
Handy and Harman
Parker
August
Pond
sSorroca
Southport
W. Milla
Kycia
Goltns
Reichert
Herb
Mlake
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Joseph BF. Kravlick
Gray
Jack Warhop
Khia
Hartford Senators
Capitol
Imswit
Jack
Horace Milans
Peter Jablonowsk
Leven
Bear
Manchester
Lynn
Spates
Newton
Flanerty
Lewiston
Salem
Cummings
Althausen
Bradshaw Sullivan
Batchelder
Starr
Portland Lawrence
Fitzgerald, Erickson and Roach
Pinto and Lynott Haverhill
Geea
al Nashua
Peloquin and Bailey
Fleas
Jiggs Donahue
Jiggs
Lou Bogash
Andy Parker
Bedgesick
Blahop
Kahn
Beara
Morrisey
BY Briggs
Uh- Hur
Jim
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CLUB
Plan Tire CO
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Ab Kane
Rodiguez
If Wight
Cf Hnothe
Sa Croffin
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American Association
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Myer
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Toat
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Hofmann
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Rothrock
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Sister
Toor
Balle
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Milwaukee Bullet
Hart
É . Lo
Bedford
Columbus
Kansas City
Bates
Pitta
Sorols
A.R.S
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Ef Gleason
Rt Farrell
A Munn
P McCorry
P Fuller
Waterbury Ab
Barrow St Gill
Slayback
Fpitzberger
McCarthy, & Johnson
Zellare
Watebury
Pittsfield
Springfield
Albany Pi
Pittafield
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Rochester
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