Yanks Victory In Five Run Baseball Bouts
New York scores five runs early to defeat St. Louis in a slugfest. Fisher’s pitching stifled the Browns after a rough first inning, with Ford and Cree delivering key hits and a late rally by New York. Cleveland beat Washington in another listed box score, while Boston and other clubs are noted in brief.
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New York
St. Lennie
Wecore
Fisher
Balentl
Pratt
G. Williams
Anetin
Cook
Browns
Wellman
Cree
Pockenpaugh
Konlight
Caldwell
Natch
McAllinter
Massell
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Errors Cost Senators Game With the Naps
Cleveland wins after an error by Chadson in the fifth, Chapman's homer starts scoring, Milan and Woelington contribute as Cleveland ties the series. Boehling allows hits but is poorly supported.
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The
Naps
Washington
Birmingham
Cleveland
Cadhson
Chapman
Jackson
Milan
Boehling
Woelington
Moelter
White Sox Win 1-0 Over Athletics on Lone Sixth Inning
Singles by Weaver Rowell and Chappel in the sixth gave Chicago a 1 to 0 victory over Philadelphia. Strunk led off the ninth with a grounder but the next batters failed to advance as Weaver’s relay to Schalk nailed him. Chase and Weaver starred in the field for Chicago.
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Weaver
Rowell
Chappel
Chicago
Strunk
Chase
Schalk
Beore Rhe Cuidaeo
le Cawarec
Russell
Shawkey
Lapp
Hits For Extra Bases Bring Tigers Victory
Detroit batted Collins hard to win from Boston by 6 to 2. Hite, Bush, Bauman and Stanage hit for extra bases. Treston drove Willett from the game in the seventh after four Raw singles. Dauis held scoring with one pitched ball. Stanage, Collins and Carri an led Detroit in a high offensive output.
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Boston
Detroit
Collins
Bush
Bauman
Stanage
Treston
Willett
Clab
Dauis
Lewis
Uma
Moopera
Coty
Rhe
Giants Win Heavy Hitting Clinches 11 2 Victory Over Reds
National League game in Cincinnati features an avalanche of hits in the second and third innings and three errors by Berghammer. New York team drives to 11 runs on Packard’s early exit, Matthewson and Wiltse finish as Reds fall 11 to 2 with key hits and errors shaping the rout.
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Berghammer
New York
Packard
Herbert
Matthewson
Wiltse
Herghammer
Warergo
Shafer
Snod
Cubs Defeat Quakers By Evers Strategy
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 as manager Evers uses pinch hitting for Schulte and switches pitchers to blunt a late rally. Phelan delivers a key single and Archer scores on a fumbled grounder, with Cheney closing out the ninth to preserve the lead.
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Quakers
Evers
Sallee Defeats Dodgers as St Louis Wins Third in Row
Sallee pitched steady ball and drove in a run while St Louis scored five in an 8 to 6 victory over Brooklyn. Huggins, Magee and Mowrey sparked the local offense as St Louis won three straight for the first time since June 34, with Rucker and Wagner also contributing.
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Kenetohy
Cather
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Wagner
Miller
Hidebrand
Gibson Makes First Error of This Year
Pittsburg catcher George Gibson committed his first error of the 1913 season in the seventh inning, enabling Boston to rally for a 3-2 victory that ended Pittsburg’s winning streak. McQuillan pitched well in defeat as Tyler allowed ten hits and four walks.
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McQuillan
Mitchell
Kelley
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Hendrix
R. H. Hi Patin
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Sness
Trier and
Whaling
Robison
Simou
Schedule Highlights From Brooklyn and Three Rivalries
Brooklyn faces St Louis while New York meets Cincinnati and Philadelphia plays Chicago. Only three games listed in this Friday slate with no American League games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Daubert Climbs in National League Batting Race
Chicago August 1 Jake Daubert Brooklyn first baseman rises among NL leaders with .448 over 23 games ranking sixth. Other top bats include Gibson Pittsburg .364 Hyatt Pittsburg .262 R Miller Philadelphia .259 Walsh Philadelphia .246 Cravath Philadelphia .340 C Collins Boston .229 Kling Cincinnati .628. Pitcher leaders Bochling 11 wins .846. Demaree McQuillan Mathewson Alexander Humphries lead NL with strong marks.
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburg
Hyatt
R. Miller
Philadelphia
Walsh
Cravath
W. Collins
Boston
Kling
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Henrickeen
Lajoie
McInnis
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Gandil
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Bochling
W. T Pet. Johnson
Brown
Bender
Wood
L. Pet Demaree
New York
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Mathewson
Alexander
Humphries
Police Captain Confesses to Short Grip in New York
Police Captain Thomas W. Waleh, who died last June after confessing to District Attorney Whittan a cash misdeal of $10.82, left a will detailing a share in the alleged scheme and noting his participation in a police edge 16 patrol detail.
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Cooper Wins Santa Monica Road Race In Stutz
Earl Cooper driving a Stutz won the fifth annual Santa Monica road race on a 4.4 mile course, averaging 72.8 mph over 445 miles in 6 hours 1 minute 52 seconds. Barney Oldfield finished second in a Mercer, with Louis Nikent third in another Mercer. Frank Goode, in Apperson No 11, contended for third before engine trouble. Teddy Teltgraff and Cadillac No 12 retired after repeated motor issues, and four other cars were eliminated.
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Cal
Earl Cooper
Santa Monica
Barney Oldfield
Mercer
Louis Nikent
Cooper
Oldfield
Frank Goode
Apperson
Goode
Teddy Teltgraff
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F. L. Terry
T. J. Beaudette
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Terry
W. O. W. Play: Ball Team Heads to Laramie
The W. O. W. basketball team will travel to Laramie today to face the Laramie team in a scheduled game.
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Tema
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