Tigers Rally To Defeat Beavers In Ninth Inning
June 29 LOA Analiles notes a beaver led game where Tigers trailed early but surged in the ninth. Doane, Gleich and Hunter contribute in late rallies as Doane scores on Chad Bourne’s single. Pitching and fielding miscues frame a tense finish.
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Porton
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Hunter Eeering
Doane
Chadbourne
Salt Lake Stages A Comeback In Baseball Hallmarked By Four Hits
Salt Lake staged a comeback behind Chet Hoft pitching and strong hitting from Hod Murphy and Bill Prough. Hoft walked two, struck out four, and carried a high control game as Salt Lake defeated the Oaks 4 to 2. Lane and Murphy homered, while Kremer drew balk controversy. A curious game with several fouls and near collisions influenced the action.
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Minor leagues suspend rights amid war weather strain
Chicago June 30 The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues ruled that minor leagues forced to suspend play will not lose player or territorial rights. Players may seek employment until season end and must report to their contract clubs next spring. Leagues may set closing dates and must pay players in full. The policy aims to aid members amid wartime and poor conditions.
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White Sox Send 1902 Dollar Red Cross Gift From Gate
National League report notes Charles Comiskey's White Sox sent 1902.08 to the Red Cross as third league contribution, per official statement. New York and Boston split a doubleheader with the Giants winning 4 to 1 in the opener and 12 to 0 in the second game. Boston pounded 17 hits in the nightcap, Maranville leading with a homer and three hits.
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Pittsburgh Triumphs Over Cincinnati in Low-Scoring Tilt
In Pittsburgh, Cincinnati fell 6 to 1 as Mitchell starred, trading blows in the third inning and driving in runs to tilt the game. St. Louis beat Chicago 61 to 0 earlier, while New York’s 113 run game was paused. Philadelphia and Brooklyn meet today, with other matches including Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Hornsby’s Home Run Beats Red Cross in Chicago
Pitcher Hornsby belted a fifth inning home run giving St Louis a 9 3 victory over Chicago to claim the first game of the series. The Red Cross team was limited to nine hits as errors and timely hits built the visitors’ win. Stolen bases and defensive plays marked the affair with Demarea and Vendryx on the mound for the pitchers.
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Western league season set for early September dates
The Western league announces its playing season will run from September 3 to September 16. President FW Dick Ereon spoke after meetings with league directors confirming the schedule and season framework.
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Angels Shut Out Iby San Francisco
San Francisco was shut out 6 0 as Los Angeles hitters piled seven runs over eight innings. Calvo and Fitzgerald led the attack, with Meusel and Koerner among key contributors. Erickson pitched well for the Angels, while Corban and Baker provided San Francisco’s spark but failed to score.
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Championship A TES TUNE TO DECIDED AMERICAN LEAGUE
Earl Harris and Hugh Crea won the men s doubles in a tense Ogden local tennis final last night, beating Dale Pingree and C L Tuttle 8 6 4 6 3 4 after a crowded, frenzied finish. Harrie sprained an ankle but pressed on as cups from Broening Brothers Ferris Tea Arcadia Culver and others were awarded. In ladies action Mino Culver and Milas Culver won the doubles, with Culver later entered in a Salt Lake City national tournament.
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Boots Enable Sox 5 to Beat the Yanks
Boston defeated New York 2 to 1 in ten innings as errors plagued both teams. New York scored in the second on a walk and a tie, while Boston stranded runners but capitalized late. Key plays included two-base hits by Mages Ake and a double play sequence Walters to Fecklepaugy to Tipp.
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Indians Beat Faber's Twirlers In Cleveland Victory
Chicago opened the series by defeating Cleveland as June 3 1 0 seen in the ninth inning. Seibert and Felch made brilliant plays in the outfield to hold Cleveland. the Indians filled the bases with two outs before Faber struck out Wineb to end the game.
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Ty Cobb Keeps Up Fierce Pace in Leading Batters
Chicago June 10 Ty Cobb of Detroit tops national league batting with a .356 average and 81 hits in 69 games for 135 total bases. Wagner leads NL hitters with .329, while Roush of Cincinnati holds a .356 mark for the league. Cruise of St Louis and Olson of Brooklyn follow, with half-season leaders listed for both hitters and pitchers.
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Pacific Coast League results summary
League play shows Angeles-Portland 4 and San Francisco-Los Angeles 0 in San Francisco, with San Francisco 7. Salt Lake-Oakland 4 and Salt Lake 3. The terse box reflects multiple scorelines across the coast circuit.
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