Chicago Holds Lead in American League Giants Win Double Header
Boston defeats Cincinnati twice on July 17 by scores of 2 to 2 in each game. Schmidt drives in the tying and winning run with a two-base hit in the ninth of the first game as bases were loaded. Boston bats produced three runs in the seventh of the second game with Moran, Eyer, Connolly, Magee contributing key hits. Umpires Kilgen and Cockill. Time-unknown.
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Chicago Beats Phillies 4 0 as Alexander Streak Ends
In Terra Haute and Chicago, Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0. Alexander had a nine win tally and a late streak broken. Cheney outpitched him as umpires Rigler and Hart called the game. Meanwhile, local signings and lineups shuffled for upcoming games with Cicigen and Wheeling noted. Baseball headlines include Pollock’s third straight win securing state honors and a Brooklyn Pittsburgh doubleheader split, with Brooklyn taking the second game 7-3.
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Senators Win Two Games From Naps
In Cleveland today Washington defeated Cleveland in both games 3 to 1 and 10 to 4 via strong pitching and defense. Other results include Pittsboro over Brooklyn 5-3, and Boston J over Cincinnati 4-? in a second game. New York bested St Louis 5-4 in the first game and 2-0 in the second. Chicago swept Philadelphia 16 innings 3-0, with Boston defeating Chicago 6-4 and 4-0 in the two games. Washington also beat Cleveland in the first game 3-2. Late schedule lists Chicago at Detroit and New York at St Louis. Federal League saw Pittsburgh win both ends against Buffalo and Brooklyn top Chicago after a 6-4 first game.
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Norwood Park Hosts Parkersburg Clash as Band Plays
Norwood expected to draw the season’s largest crowd for a game against the Parkersburg Independents with Gregory’s First Regiment band opening its season concert. Traction company service will run, promising no delays, as top semi pros from nearby counties suit up for Norwood against Parkersburg’s former league players. Pitching and batting notes cover Ayers Shaw and others, with officials and umpires listed. Eddie Murray to join the White Sox after sale from the Phillies, per Chicago dispatch.
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Russell Wins Second Contest In Doubleheader Shutout
Chicago July 17 Russell pitched a complete game shutout as Boston managed only six scattered hits in a 4 to 0 win. Only three visitors reached second base while Foster struck out twice and Murphy drew four walks. Umpires were Hildebrand and O Loughlin.
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Browns Win First Game From St Louis Alas
In St Louis on July 17 the score was tied until the ninth when Van singled home Howard, giving St. Louis a 4 to 3 win over New York in the opening game of the series.
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Elkins to Host Pittsbore Collegian Games This Week
Elkins announces two upcoming semi pro baseball games with the Pittsburg Collegian team visiting for matches Friday and Saturday afternoons. Local teams Folkins and ex-Elkine star Johnny Jones figure in the schedule as part of the season’s early action.
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Polloge Wins Pm Wheel Winning WV Golf Tourney
Polloge clinched victory at Wheeling, as the West Virginia golf tourney progressed over four days on the Wheeling Country Club course.
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Wolgast to Meet Welling in Opening Lightweight Bout
In Chicago on July 17 Wolgast will fight Welling at lightweight in the opening bout under the athletes’ law era. Fragments of articles received today confirm Walling signed and other details remain unclear.
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Pitchers Battle 16 Won by the Tigers
Detroit won a pitcher’s duel 2 to 2 in Philadelphia, with both sides scoring in the ninth and J Bush pacing the Tigers in a six-hit game alongside Bush’s sacrifice bunt. The game featured a strong pitching effort from both clubs and a tight late rally.
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Cobb Suit Over Cotton Trades Involving Guaranty Trust
Guaranty Trust sue Ty Cobb on behalf of creditors of a failed firm, alleging Cobb directed brokers to buy and sell cotton futures in 1914. The complaint claims Cobb bought 100 bales daily, owes $28,770 plus $22.50 brokerage, with a prior credit of $880, and seeks recovery under the Cotton Exchange rules.
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San Francisco Baseball Notes From July Game
AP report from San Francisco details a CountE league game with Gakisnd and Gale. Jack Natt, rat baseman for Gakisnd, hit a key sopiality in the fourth inning, guiding his team to a decisive moment amid a windy, resortlike atmosphere and strong hitting by AmLals.
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