Advertisers Unable to Do Any Thing With Gray After First Inning
Moline edged the Advertisers 3 to 2 as Gray held them scoreless after the first inning. Ovid Nicholson starred on defense and at bat with three game ones and a seventh inning fly catch. Davis doubled and tripled, driving in the decisive run in the ninth as Tarleton hurler Gray walked the winning run home. Ted Waring caught, nursing a sore arm, and provided spark for a Team that had struggled recently.
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Dobbins
Hornburg
Davis
Cleveland Takes Two From St. Louis Browns
Cleveland won a doubleheader against St. Louis, 5 to 2 and 6 to 2, with second game aided by late errors by substitutes. Sotheron and Severeid pitched for St Louis, Klepfer and Morton for Cleveland in the first game, and Groom and Severeid for St Louis with Lambeth and Coveleskie for Cleveland in the second.
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Rally Falls One Run Short As Reds Edge Pirates 6-5
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 6-5 after a late ninth inning rally by the Pirates fell one run short. Schneider and Clarke versus Cooper and Fischer worked the batteries as Cincinnati piled up 12 hits to Pittsburgh's 14 with four errors. The game was played in Pittsburgh on June 27.
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Yankees Beat Athletics 7-6 for Seventh Straight Win
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6, extending their winning streak to seven. Strunk starred with a homer and two singles, three runs scored, and seven chances in center. Score by club shows New York 7 runs on 9 hits and 1 error to Philadelphia 6 runs on 11 hits and 1 error. Batteries: Bush Falkenberg Noyes Meyer Schang Cullop Shawkey Nunamaker.
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Western league to extend season closing date to Sept 17
A special meeting of Western league directors will be held in Kansas City on Friday. President E W Dickerson said the directors likely will extend the season, moving the closing date from September 3 to September 17. China and India each ship thousands of tons of peanuts abroad annually.
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E. W. Dickerson
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India
Cobb Keeps Safe Hit Streak In Doubleheader
Tyrus Cobb, star outfielder for Detroit, extended his safe hitting streak to 22 games by getting at least one hit in both ends of a Tuesday doubleheader with Chicago. The streak began May 31 in New York, with Cobb tallying hits in every game since. In the first game Detroit won 9 to 2, Cobb collecting three hits, two in that contest, while Chicago secured the second game 4 to 3.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Cobb
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Detroit
Cardinals Split Doubleheader With Cubs in 15 Innings
In St Louis on June 27 the Cardinals won the opener 6 to 5 in 15 innings, while the Cubs took the nightcap 8 to 6 in seven innings before darkness halted play. Key hits included Miller Doyle Williams with notable base knocks, and costly errors plus pitches from Demaree Hendrix Ames Packard.
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Senators Win On Johnsons Swat
Washington defeated Boston 3 to 2 largely on a timely ninth inning hit by Walter Johnson after relieving Shaw with the score 2 1. Johnson held Boston to one run in the last half of the ninth to seal the victory.
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Directors Plan Booster Day for Quincy Peoria Game
Quincy stockholders and fans met at Hotel Quincy to back a booster day raising funds for new players for the baseball team. Manager Ted Waring urged merchants to buy tickets, with committees assigned across the city to solicit support. Umpire Duckey Holmes and local merchants joined the drive, urging civic pride and merchant backing to keep Quincy competitive.
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Philadelphia Releases Two Players to Other Leagues
The Philadelphia National League club released Claude Cooper to Louisville of the American Association and shortstop McGaffigan to Richmond, Va., of the International League, both on option. Waldek Zbyszko and Strangler Ed Lewis will wrestle for the heavyweight title on July 4 at the Boston grounds in a best two of three falls match.
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New York Grabs NL Lead With Opening Win Over Philadelphia
New York moved into first in the National League by winning the opening game 4 to 3 in Philadelphia. The home team answered with a 6 to 5 ten inning victory. Whitted walked Stock in the tenth and Stock scored on Rariden’s passed ball after a Stock double and Cravath sacrifice.
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Western League Standings Snapshot
St Joseph 7 13 4 and Wichita 512 2 lead the Western League by record. Joplin 3 7 2 trails Denver 4 11 1. Des Moines 2 120 sits behind Sioux City 152. Lincoln Omaha report rain affecting play.
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Brooklyn Drops Pair to Boston in Twin Bill
Brooklyn failed to sweep Boston, losing games 6-6 and 7-3 after a five run first game. Mowrey missed with a gore back while Smyth covered third in game one and H Myers played in game two. Battery notes list Barnes Tragresser Gowdy Dell S Smith Myers.
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Dodgers Bay Pitchers
Vancouver reports that pitcher Russel has been sold by Robert Brown president and manager of the Vancouver baseball club to the Brooklyn club for the National League.
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