Phillies Beat Cubs In Thirteen Inning Tilt On Mayer Two-Hitter
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 2-0 in a thirteen inning game as Mayer limits the Cubs to two hits. Bancroft and Becker homer for the Phillies while Paskett, Becker drive in runs. Pierce, Mayer, Zabel and Standridge throw for a long, tense contest with multiple miscues and 13 innings.
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Goode
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Standridge
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Zabel
Klein
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Zavel
Ble Ball Games Staged In Seattle And Vicotria
Two remarkable baseball games in Seattle Washington create a rare record. In a Northwest league game Pitcher Mails of Seattle loses a no hit no run as center field grass hinders Killilay from catching a fly ball in the ninth with Victoria’s Pitcher McHenry delivering a run scoring hit. In a semi professional match Fort Lawson and Covey go eleven innings with no hits by Watterson and Ruth as walks and wild throws decide the only run.
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Wash
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Killilay
McHenry
Victoria
Oine
Fort Lawson
Covey
Watterson
Ruth
Braves Win Game in the Lucby Seventh
Boston and Pittsburg clash as Braves push ahead in the seventh with a flurry of hits. Magee and Carey post three-base hits. Adams allows eight runs in 6 1 3 innings before Conzelman finishes. Umpires Byron and Cockill call time at 1:47.
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Pittsburg
aicQuillan
Boston
Sdams
Mageee
Carey
Magee
Gerber
Johnns—ton
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Viox
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Adams
Ragon
McQuillan
Conzelman
Cooper
Byron and
Cockill
Reds Win One Sided Game From Dodgers
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 8 to 1 as Reds hitters and defense dominated. Killifer starred on offense and in the field while Brooklyn pitching struggled throughout the game. Other scores listed include Columbus 5 Kansas City 4 and Indianapolis 14 St Paul 0 with Cleveland 2 Minneapolis 5 and Louisville 12 noted in the roundup.
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Kansas City
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Cleveland
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Toubsville
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National League Boston Defeats Pittsburg 8–2
Boston beat Pittsburg 8 to 2 in National League action. Games today feature Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, and New York at Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Sue
Cardinals Rally In Fourth And Win Game
Thomas H. Berry, alderman of the Third ward and Civil War veteran, died at his Chester home after a long illness aged 72. He was a former second baseman of the old Philadelphia Athletics for several seasons.
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Thomas H. Berry
Chester
Philadelpha Atheltics
Federal League Yesterday's Results Card
In the Federal League yesterday the standings showed Kansas City beating Buffalo 5 to 3 while Chicago triumphed 3 to 2 over Newark. St Louis hosted Pittsburg in a late matchup with the latter visiting. Prolific scoring paced by Kansas City and Chicago highlighted the results.
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Chicago
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Buffalo
Brooklyn
Newark
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English bred colt wins Latonia Stakes in Kentucky
Royal Sec ond, a English bred colt owned by Jefferson Livingston of Chicago and New York, captured the Latonia race at Latonia Ky by a full length. Tetan led to the closing sixteenth then finished second with Dorteh tiring. The race paid $10,125 to the winner and returned $480 on a $2 parimutuel ticket. Other runners included Emerson Cochran Rascher Leo Ray and Uncle Bryne.
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Royal Second
Jefferson Livingston
Chicago
New York
Latonia
Tetan
Dorteh
Emerson Cochran
Rascher
Leo Ray
Bryne
West Virginia Wins Dramatic Eleven Inning Victory
West Virginia University baseball team edged the Pittsburg Collegians 4 to 3 in eleven innings in Morgantown. Barron pitched well for WVU and Miles held the Collegians in check as the game stayed close.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Pittsburg Collegians
Barron
University
Miles
Collegians
Yesterday’s Hes at Boston and Other AL Scores
Baseball scores from yesterday show the American League results with teams like Cleveland beating Boston 6 to 4, New York 93 to St Louis 5 in thirteen innings, Washington 2, Chicago 1, Philadelphia 7, Detroit 6.
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Cleveland
New York
St Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Senators Bunch Three Hits to Beat Chicago 2 1
Washington capitalized on a third inning rally collecting three hits and a sacrifice as Boehling gave way to Ayers in the fifth. Ayers pitched brilliantly and received solid support to secure a 2 1 win over Chicago.
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Chicago
Boehling
Ayers
Molia Bjurstedt Wins U S Lawn Tennis Title in Philadelphia
Miss Molia Bjurstedt the Norwegian star defeats Mrs George Whitman of Boston 46 62 60 to win the United States lawn tennis singles championship in Philadelphia She also holds the indoor US title and recently became metropolitan champion Mrs Whitman formerly Hazel Hotchkiss of Pasadena had held the title in 1909 1910 and 1909 Barry C Dobson and Irving C Wright beat Miss Bjurstedt and Wright in mixed doubles 6 0 4 1 0.
Gilmore Predicts Disastrous Baseball Season Ahead
James Gilmore, president of the Federals, warns the coming season will be the leanest and most disastrous in national pastime history. He cites poor attendance and weather delaying over thirty games, predicting a grim year despite efforts to salvage the schedule.
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Federals
Steys
Jim
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Tigers Lose by Costly Errors in Sharp Defeat
New York defeated St. Louis 3 to 5 as Hamilton was hit hard across five innings. Caldwell contributed a homer and three runs in a chaotic game marked by costly errors.
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Ty Cobb Steals Four Bases and Crawford Hits Homer
Ty Cobb steals four bases and Crawford hits a homer as the Tigers lose in a 1:57 game. Philadelphia wins with key hits by Crandford and Veeck, and solid baserunning by Cobb despite the defeat.
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Crawford
Homer
Tigers
Red Sox Win A Fast Game From the Naps
Boston Americans beat Cleveland today 5 to 4 after rough pitching from Gregg and Coombs who opened the game. The contest featured early lead exchanges and solid batting from Boston to secure the victory.
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Coombe
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Boston Americans
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Coombs
Norwood Park Team to Play Collegians
Norwood Park baseball team faces Dick Gay’s Pittsburg Collegians at 3 20 Wednesday after noon. The Collegians, strong this year, have won most of their games including last week against Bethany College and a late extra inning tilt with West Virginia University, signaling a big crowd expected for their first appearance here this season.
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Norwood Jl Park
Dick” Gay
Tast Pittsburg Collegians
Collegians
Bethany Colla Jege
West Virginia University
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