Yankees Rally, Tigers Win in Ten Inning Thriller
In front of about twenty thousand, Detroit beat New York 6 to 5 in ten innings. George Moriarty sparked the Tigers with a Texas leaguer and a heads-up dash, while McConnell shut the Yankees down until a late rally tied the game. Cobb delivered the decisive hit as Detroit took the lead in the tenth and held on for victory.
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Ain
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Baseball Race in Big Leagues Today and Results
National League games today feature Brooklyn at Chicago Mindelphia at St Laue Boston at Cincinnati. Yesterday's results show New York 6, Philadelphia 5. Brooklyn 32, St Louis 0. Boston 4, Cincinnati. Standings include Cinelanmtl 18 at TB.
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Ak Hidga
Phillies Win By Shutout Route Against St Louis
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 3-0 in a shutout with strong pitching from Moore and Geyer. Seaton allowed only three hits, while Wingo and Moore contributed offensively with early runs and timely plays.
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Secord
Wingo
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Brana
Botan
Toon
Ate Wien
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Guyer
O Moore
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Thirewtone
Macro Hite
Lawers
Atuton
Hever
Senators Use Strong Bat to Beat Chicago 6 to 3
Washington enjoyed a strong day with the bat to defeat Chicago 6 to 3 on home grounds. Johnson kept Chicago’s lineup scattered as two of their runs came on homers in separate innings. Scott started for Chicago and took the loss, while White relieved. Details show Morgan, Peete, Gan… unreliable OCR. only partial lineups readable, but key names include Johnson, Scott, White, Morgan, Peete, Gantry, Laporte, Hoge, Mazur, Weaver, and Chane.
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Scott
White
Morgan
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Gelinert
Laporte
Hoge
Mazur
Mettride
Weaver
Alsuanith
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Johhaon
Dos Woo White
Do Vie Chane
Ite
Johnsen
OW Scott
Suntaye
Gat
Tuse—Moellar
Doubi Gandic
Beni
eFereuson
Binern
Red Sox Dominate Browns In 8-2 Victory
Boston exploded for six runs in the eighth and seventh innings amid a series of hits and errors. Pratt drove in key runs as Hoxton and Stovall contributed early batting off Mitchell, while Sad Mitchell struggled. Yerkes, Speaker, and Lewie produced productive at-bats during a bases-loaded sequence. Pitching by Stone faltered early but the Red Sox pulled away, while Brown’s pitchers Powell and Colman allowed multiple runs.
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Pratt
Shotten
Stovall
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Stone
Sad Mitchell
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Yerkes
Speaker
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Gardner
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Lois
Brovull
Stomton
Kowle
Carrigan
Collins
Hite
Ofstune
Vowell
Boutie Gay Warner
Bane
Powell
Col
Honton
Hy Ty Mitchel
Collin
Whel
Egan Hinne Pime
Eastern Association Results Roundup From New London Area
New London hosts scores for Eastern Association play with New Haven notching 7 to 1 over Pittafield and Ost defeating New Haven 4 to 1. Other line results include Speinfield 5 over Holyoke 0 and Hingtford 4 against Hridgetoft 9 with Pittafield also losing to New Haven 4 to 2.
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Holyoke
Hingtford
Hridgetoft
New Haven
Pittafield
Giants Win Through Faror by Wagner Pirates Build Lead Then Fall
Giants win 10 9 behind Mathewson on the mound and Shafer’s two hits as Wagner’s error and a late rally pace New York. Pirates led 4 1 but Giants tied it in the fifth. Wagner’s wild throw and Fletcher and Shafer’s singles fueled a seventh inning surge. McGraw’s club tallies three runs in the third and fifth before a late Robinson hit and Wilson’s six run ninth push.
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Hans Wagner
Shorteton
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McChaw
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Millburgh
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Frederick Chike
Toole
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Hendrix
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Bhat
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Esteult
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Wagher
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Clarkes
Braves Take Third Straight as Reds Faults Cost Win
The Braves won 4 to 2 over Cincinnati, capitalizing on Reds errors to secure their third consecutive victory. Horton hurled solidly in limited action, while Maranville’s strong defense and Ames kept Cincinnati off balance, with key miscues guiding the outcome.
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Tyler
Whit Ding
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Browne Repeats as National Lawn Tennis Champion in Philadelphia
Miss Browne of Los Angeles wins the women’s national singles title for the second year running at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, defeating Miss Green of Merton in three sets. In doubles, Browne and Mrs Willan defeat Miss Whitely and partner, with scores 12 10 3 6 0 2. The tense final match was marked by heat and Browne’s net play and consistency.
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Merton Cricket Club
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Meainfield
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Geon
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Bermuda Race Entry Sparks Talk of Return Motor Boat
Reports from Bermuda indicate a fourth boat may rejoin the return race. Dream Barbara II and Toesam I from Bermuda alongside American rivals eyed the course from Hermads to Crescent Athlete Chala pier, Tay Ridge, Brooklyn, then Ocean City NJ for an extra Sophy prize from the yacht club there.
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S.J
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Erwin Breaks Arm in Cubs Win Over Superbas
Erwin fractured both bones in his left arm while tagging out Heinie Zimmerman at the plate as the Chicago Cubs defeated Brooklyn 5 to 0. The injury occurred in the fourth inning after a pitch out attempt by Curt is allowed a close play, Kerwin recovering the ball, then collapsing and being taken to the club home.
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Hialleofe Curtis
Bob Laveteder
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Ty Kurtle
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Wale
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Easort
Cleveland Naps Beat the Flying Athletics in Big Crowd
The Cleveland Naps defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 2 in front of a wildly excited crowd of about thirty thousand in Cleveland. Barneyopposing pitcher Amos Rusie? No, Greg worked with strong support as Cleveland outplayed Philadelphia with four costly errors by the Athletics. Ryan, Callies, and Barry sparked the Naps offense while Greg held the fort, aiding Cleveland to a decisive win amid late ninth inning drama.
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Iwae Johnston
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Turner
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Newburgh Sunday Ball Case Seeks Injunction Denying Sheriff Interference
Supreme Court Justice A. Tompkins grants an injunction against Orange County Sheriff to stop interference with Sunday baseball by the Newburgh Baseball Club of the New York and New Jersey League. The ruling notes it may be a legislative matter for Sunday baseball relief rather than court action.
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Inacuston
Supreme Court
A. & Tompkine
Newburgh Baseball Club
New York
New Jersey
Orange County
Justion Tompkins
Court of Equity
American Association Results Report Card
Nix 9 Louisville 7 as St Anneapolis and Lauraville 3 Gal. St Paul 16 Columbus 0. Faneas City 3 Indianapolis 1. Milwaukee 3 Toledo 2.
Baltimore Takes Game In Error Riddled Mountie Loss
Baltimore won a ragged game at Jersey City 4 to 4 amid numerous miscues and errant play. Batters produced Baltimore’s two runs on a mix of singles and a double, while Jersey City tallied three runs in late frames and added another in the sixth. A rough start and shaky defense defined the contest as both sides chased scoring chances with limited success.
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Dermey
Hameed
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Roth
Knight
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Quiasey
Giants and Dodgers Open Series at Polo Grounds This Saturday
Giants host Brooklyn Superbas at the Polo Grounds for a four game set starting Saturday with Philadelphia and Chicago looming in the pennant race. Thorpe impresses McGraw. Meyers praises his quick adaptability and potential as a top utility player in the next year.
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Brooklyn
Chance swings the axe on Sterrett and Caldwell
Frank Chance of the New York Yankees announced waivers for utility catcher Charley Sterrett and right handed pitcher Ray Caldwell after a game with the Tigers. Caldwell has been unused much this season due to a shoulder strain and Sterrett’s strong play as Gossett’s backup led to his release. Harry Imlay, Princeton and Penn standout, signed with the Phillies and owner Charley Doom expects him to soon take a regular pitching role.
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Wet
York Yankees
Tigers
Charley Sterrett
Ray Caldwell
Caldwell
Yankees
Bermuda
Gossett
Chance
Sterrett
Princeton
Harry Imlay
University of Pennsylvania
Phillies
Charley Doom
Philadelphia
Imlay
First Game Even Break For Toronto At Montreal
Toronto and Montreal opened the series with an even break in a closely contested game. Hutterjee Smith and Burns led Toronto’s scoring while Graham and Maiden contributed key baskets for Montreal in a tense clash.
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Montreal
R. HB
Shutchies Brown
Graham
Mason and Maiden
Torna
Hutterjee-Smith and Burns
State League Results Summary Card
Utica 4 Binghamton 4 Troy 4 Scranton 1 Elmira 2 Syracuse 0 Wilkes Barre 13 Albany 9.
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Scranton
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Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
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