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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
10
Homer in the ninth by Bell gave Cincinnati a 7 to 6 win over New York. The game featured strong hitting by both clubs with Ames, Demaree, and Hoblitell among the standouts for Cincinnati, while Burns, Shafner, and Doyle fueled New York’s offense. Wingo hit a local field sixth inning homer as Brooklyn’s threat faded late.
Wingo's third inning home run to deep center gave St Louis a lead in a 6 to 2 win over Brooklyn. Walker limited the home club to three scattered hits before being replaced in the eighth. Ruel Bach debuted for Brooklyn, his wild play adding another run for St Louis.
In Chicago, the Quakers overwhelmed the Cubs with an avalanche of hits including homers, triples, and doubles. Lavender started for Chicago and allowed four runs before being relieved by Earl Moore. Philadelphia’s Alexander dominated, yielding only three hits through eight innings as the Quakers surged to an 11 to 3 victory.
Pittsburg defeats Boston as Perdue loses temper with umpire Fason over a first base call. Rudolph replaces him, Adams pitches steady, Wilson and Mitchell spark offense with steal and a home run, key fourth inning pushes lead.
An advertisement claims constipation leads to numerous ailments and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular, noting availability through all dealers.
Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. Williames batted for Johnson and Shaefer scored on Foster's double after Milan and Lajoie made key plays. Johnson earned his eleventh consecutive win tying the season high, as both clubs showed strong defense and timely hitting.
Philadelphia and Chicago met with Scott pitching strongly for the White Sox. Chicago built a lead in the fourth inning on Bodie’s home run and later added two more runs as they defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1. Notable plays included Collins and Baker making key fielding stops and Oldring’s long running catch.
New York opened with a 4 to 6 home defeat as St Louis rallied in the eighth inning. McConnell was relieved by Fisher with the score tied and two on, Compton’s sacrifice fly and Briefs’ double drove in three late runs. H Williams and Cook starred for the Yankees recruits, Williams collecting three hits and a base on balls while handling 16 chances without an error.
Incomplete OCR text lists names Hall Dubue Moreley and Thomas with references to batteries and Detroit. The fragment hints at a feature piece or game notes but lacks coherent events or outcomes. No clear date or team result is present.
The National League games feature Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago with American League matchups Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington and a line about a rope and sympathy for a drowning man.
New York manager Frank Chance announced the completion of a deal with Baltimore for Fred Maisel. Maisel, an infielder valued as one of the International League’s best, is sent to the Yankees in exchange for Bert Daniels plus $12,000. He reports to Chance in the city tomorrow.
Mrs. C. J. Martin of Boone Mill Virginia claims she endured five years of stomach trouble and could not eat a biscuit until after using three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets. She now weighs 168 pounds and eats freely without pain and recommends the remedy to locals.
A coach named Matty had his body and legs tattooed with over 120 illustrations from the Dreyfus case. The full design, including portraits of leading figures, took nearly two years to complete.
In Boston the Red Sox beat the Tigers 5 to 4 as Lewis hit a center field homer with Moseley aboard after a ninth inning rally. Detroit used two pitchers in a bid to stop Boston's heavy hitting and fall short.
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