Home Run Ties Ball Game In Extra Innings
In a dramatic finish, Little Johnny Kane belted a homer over Hummel to tie the game in the ninth, and Mitchell followed with a second inning shot for a Reds win chance that ended with a late homer to right in the tenth. The lengthy recap notes multiple players including Lumley Ganzel Hulswitz and Paskert involved in the back and forth.
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BUNTS AND BINGLES IN DOUBLEHEADER AT CITY OF CHURCHES
The Reds and Superbas meet again in a doubleheader with a 2 o'clock start. Billy Bergen had three hits and a sacrifice in five at bats while Mike Mitchell hit line drives but failed to reach base until the tenth inning. Bob Ewing left for home due to worsening tonsillitis and will return when able.
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Pittsburg Beats Boston 3 2 in Second NL Game
Pittsburg scores a 3 to 2 win over Boston in the second National League clash. Maddox and Dahlen contribute, and Ferguson exits after four. Gibson Bates and Mullins among leaders with two and three base hits respectively as Pittsburg edges Boston.
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Philadelphia Bats Spark Chicago for 3-1 Win
Philadelphia edges Chicago 3 1 as two long hits including a double and a triple power the win. Sparks holds the Phillies to one run with seven innings of strong relief while Brown issues two bases on balls.
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New York Beats St Louis 5 to 1 on Loose Fielding
New York tops St Louis 5 to 1 as Sallee falters and Donlin scores after a misjudged line drive. Wiltse dominates on the mound, with Bresnahan scoring ahead of Donlin on the decisive fifth inning play.
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Oldfield and Ryan to Race in September Daredevil Event
Bar ney Oldfield and John J Ryan to compete in one of the era s bold automobile races. The match carries a dangerous edge as the agreement forbids either rider from lodging any protest after the race. The event unfolds amid chatter in St Louis and New York as plans firm up for a high risk contest.
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Phillies Triumph 1-0 as Collins Play Sparks Win
Pitchers Powell and Bender duel in Philadelphia as J Collins scores on a pass and Schreck adds a two base hit in the eighth. Wallace starts a dazzling double play behind second base. St Louis leans on Hartsel Hartzell and others, but Philadelphia gains the shutout win.
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Cleveland Tops New York in Eleven Inning Game
Cleveland defeated New York 5 to 4 in eleven innings as Rhoades delivered the deciding play with two outs, driving Hinchman home for the winning run. The night game featured strong hitting and pitching from both clubs, with Lajoie Ball Blair contributing key hits for Cleveland. Chesbro and Hogg both took losses for New York.
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Chicago Triumphs 5-3 in Fifteen Inning Tilt with Washington
Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 3 after fifteen innings as Walsh excelled on the mound and parental errors by Washington prolonged the game. Smith left in the seventh allowing Clymer to bat for him while Keeley finished.
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Chicago area game details with key hits and pitching notes
A baseball recap notes Smith pitched seven innings with six hits allowed while Keeley went eight. Anglеuch hit a three base and McBride produced hits. Edmonson batted for Keeley, Ship and Sullivan also batted in, Jones and Davis noted, Street and Keeley involved in sacrifices. Washington left on three, Keeley seven, Walsh six. Time three oh five with Hurst and Connolly umpiring.
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Fragmentary score line hints at a sports matchup
Readable parts show a chaotic listing of teams and cities including Atlanta Nashville New Orleans Memphis Mobile Montgomery and Little Rock. The fragment suggests a schedule or score table but lacks a coherent event, date, or outcome.
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Columbus tops Kansas City in first game of series
Columbus defeated Kansas City 6 to 4 in the opener. Krazer and James supplied the key hits for Columbus while Hess and Goodwin pitched for the KC side. Errors and walks influenced the scoring as Columbus seized the early lead and held on for the win.
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Minneapolis Wins Pitchers Battle 1-0 Over Indianapolis
Minneapolis edges Indianapolis 1-0 in 11 innings as Marquard and Patterson shut out the opponents. O Briens stellar fielding highlighted the tense extra frame, with four singles in the eleventh delivering the decisive run.
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Milwaukee Toledo game postponed by rain
Rain halted the Milwaukee Toledo baseball game on August 15 in Milwaukee Wisconsin with the postponement announced.
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Terre Haute Beats Dayton 12–0 in Central League clash
West dominated Dayton in a one sided game with Terre Haute scoring 12 runs while Dayton was held to zero. Final line shows Terre Haute 12 runs on 18 hits and 5 errors to Dayton's 4? Includes batteries West Williams Rice Richardson.
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Ft. Wayne Beats Evansville 6 2 In Sumner Park Game
Evansville fell 6 to 2 against Ft. Wayne with Batteries Malloy and Grefe for Ft. Wayne and Van Anda and Clark contributing in the win. The report notes Evansville struck first but could not sustain against Ft. Wayne’s offense.
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South Bend Splits Doubleheader With Zanesville 9 3 and 6 4
South Bend and Zanesville split a twin bill as South Bend won game one 9 to 3 after timely hitting and Zanesville errors, and Zanesville answered with a 6 to 4 victory in game two. Batteries listed: Martin and Tieman with Connolly and Fischer in game one. Martin, Smith and Kurke with Hastings and Schriver in game two.
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Martin and Tieman, Connolly and Fischer. 7 Second Game— R.H.E. South
Twenty six over .300 batting averages brighten league play
In a detailed survey of the City and Suburban League, 26 players posted batting averages over .300. Top performers include several local standouts contributing to a tight race for team success and batting honors across the circuit.
College Hill Tops Avondale in College Hill Game
College Hill 5 Avondale 3. The Hill boys defeated Avondale at College Hill. Gatch pitched well with support from Haberger Kreimer and L Meyer. Two-base hits by Haberger Kreimer Gatch and L Meyer highlighted the scoring as College Hill built a 5 3 lead.
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Lockland trounces Pleasant Ridge in hustling game
Locklanders shut out Pleasant Ridge 7 to 0 in a fast game. Duke Williamson spun stellar pitching and Captain Mitchell delivered key batting and fielding for Lockland. Team totals show 10 hits for Lockland with Pleasant Ridge held to none scoring.
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Fleischmann Defeats Cincinnati Car Co. 15 to 5 in Hartwell
Fleischmann beat Cincinnati Car Company 15 to 5 at Hartwell. Car Company led early but Fleischmann pulled away with strong hitting and solid pitching. Two-base hits by Johnson Lewton and Phillips highlighted the rout as Schwab and Brengelman split the mound duties.
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Advent 6 Peters Arms Co. Triumph In Frank Nines Match
Dacey allowed six hits and struck out ten as Peters Arms Co. fell 8 2 to 6 2717 2 at Advent. Wolf hit a home run for Peters Arm y with four sacks and reached twice. Scoring summary includes two-base hits by Dacey and Kennedy and a double play by Martin Schlei Clark. Time 1 45. Umpire Pechiney.
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Johnston Triumph Over Norwood In Ninth Inning
Johnston tops Norwood 5 to 4 as Shorst steadies in tight spots and Creed delivers a timely hit. Sauter allows decisive runs late while both pitchers receive uneven support. Mehaffey and Woertz notch two-base hits, and several players steal bases. Time 2 10 with Umpire Cole.
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Baseball Box Score and Play-by-Play Notation
The record shows Cronin with a two-base hit and Helmond a three-base hit for the opposing team. Seitz allowed seven strikeouts, Rolsen two, with Busken handling a passed ball. Time noted as 2.00.
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Norwood Defeats Smith & Nixon In Tight Baseball Clash
Norwood wins 5 to 4 as Smith and Nixon falter late. Knauft Williams Watterman key two-base hits while Scearce and O Donnell toil on the mound. Scearce fans nine, O Donnell seven, with French handling a few miscues behind the plate. Time of game about 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Y M C A Blues edge Latonia in 8 6 thriller
The Y M C A Blues beat Latonia Y M C A 8 to 6 in a tight game. Key plays included a great catch by Drei ling and a strong throw to Winkelaker, plus Blum’s deep left grab.
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Southern Ohio tennis tournament opens in Hamilton
A large audience watched the opening day at Hamilton Ohio as the Southern Ohio tournament began with 500 spectators. Exhibition matches featured Dr Karl Little Frank Marty Hugh Bates and Champion Holden from Kentucky while Rutledge Dayton beat See Hamilton and Rentschler Hamilton beat Webster Middletown. Hiller beat Skinner in City Singles and Bronson and Andrews defeated See and Rentschler in City Doubles. The event continues next week.
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Automobiling notes from early 20th century era
The nine mile road near Mt Washington in New Hampshire, dubbed the Climb to the Clouds, may reopen to motorists on two days a week due to safety fears. Royal Automobile Club of England reaches 3700 members and plans a $500,000 Pall Mall building. Reported presidential interest: Roosevelt may buy automobiles. a Bravil Indiana group halts Sunday baseball and liquor sales in Seeleyville for stricter enforcement. Mrs. A P Heyer drives 400 miles to Montclair, NJ, a skilled driver and mechanic. Wisconsin models built under State Geological Survey direction. sites supply labor and materials with engineers directing work.
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All Kentucky and Peerless at Wiedemann Ball Park this afternoon
The All Kentuckians and Peerless club bring fast ball to Wiedemann Park. Brookbanks will pitch for Peerless, Cefalu opposes. Murray umpiring. Also Peters Arms to Morrow Colorado, Garfields at Hartwell against Rensselaers, Terranys Oyster Eaters on a winning streak, plus multiple local matches and lineups listed for today and upcoming days.
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Team Buys Players in State League Sale
Ive Wagner and Roy Parkins pitchers with Arthur Marcan of Binghamton State League team sold to the New York Americans for 6000. They join the New York team after the State League season ends.
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