Tigers explode for 11 in seventh to roll over White Sox
Detroit pounded Ed Walsh as they erupted for 11 runs in the seventh inning en route to a 14 to 2 victory. The day’s American League action also saw Cleveland split a doubleheader with St Louis, while Brooklyn staged a 12 to 10 extra inning win over the Giants.
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Associated Press
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Yankees
Washington
Athletics
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Gats
Bob Grove
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Bill Shores
Grove
Shores
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Danny MacFayten
the Carroll
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al Simmons
Bing Miller
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Larry Bentson
Robins
Val Pieinich
Dutch Henry
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Milk fund bout and boxing chatter with names in play
O Gcerty hopes the New Jersey cop who won the Pyle derby has not found the job easy. Maxie Schmeling vs Paulino is debated as cream of the crop. Also notes Athletics slump and Lou Gehrig rabbit foot quip amid casual baseball chatter. Ohio joke on ticket buying called the contribution system.
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From Yesterday's Games
The day featured key matchups in the American League with Boston and Philadelphia leading early action. Notable performers included MacFayden, Ston, Heving, Grave, Cochrane, Perkins, Rutflig, Bradley, Berry, Shores, and more across several second games and innings. In the National League, Brooklyn toppled New York in 10 innings as Philadelphia and Boston split, with pitchers like Miller Milforti and Spohrer contributing to the late scoring surge.
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Hopkins
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Ferrell
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Washington
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Moss
Koupal
Morrison
Picinich
Benton
Henry
Hagan
Miller
Milforti
Sweetland
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Gantwell
Spohrer
R-H
Millers Struggle For Sixth Title In Tight Race
The Minneapolis Millers faltered in their bid for a sixth American Association championship, trailing by three and a half games to the Blues and a narrow lead on the Saints. A 5 4 loss to Indianapolis followed Kansas City’s 9 6 win over Columbus while Ford Schupp pitched well with little run support. Kuhel hit two homers for the Blue attack as Columbus outslugged Kansas City 10 9. Charley Borah of USC plans a career in oral surgery.
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Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Blues
Bubbles Hargrave
Saints
Millers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Ford Schupp
Indians
George Dumont
Schupp
Kuhel
Baseball Schedule Snapshots For Today
American League games feature Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York. Western League matchups include Oklahoma City at Des Moines Tulsa at Oklahoma Wichita at Denver Topeka at Puerto.
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New York
Bose
St. Louis
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Pittsburg
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Brooklyn
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Genver Ay
Pueblo Eos
Topeka
Agg Des Moines Es
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St.Louis
New Yorke
Washington
Henry Pennock Names Top Ten Pitchers of the Last Ten Years
New York Yankees pitcher Henry Pennock lists Waite Hoyt Walter Johnson Lefty Grove Ketty Walberg Sam Jones Red Faber Ted Lyons George Pipgras General Crowder Ed Morris among the ten best AL pitchers of the last decade. Miller Huggins counters with his own picks praising Pennock and naming additional players.
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Herb
Pennock
New York Yankees
New York
Waite Hoyt
Walter Johnson
Lefty Grove
Ketty Wal
Miller Tingeins
Yankees
Miller
Hoyt
Pipgras
Crowder
Marvis
Uwhle
Grove
Walberg
Lyons
Faber
Jones
Jack Quinn
Mercy
Babe’s warning and fireworks mars league race tale
The Babe predicts three weeks will reveal the league standings while a fan in Brooklyn fires three large firecrackers at Ed Delahanty Roush during a Robins Giants game. Idaho dominates jockeys with three of the nation’s leading riders led by Sande and the three Fathers. all suspended by the AAU for unspecified reasons.
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Edldie Roush
New York
Robbins
Giants
Idaho
Sande
Albert Johnson
Ivan Parke
Monte Edwards
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