Slips in field doom Griff game loss to Browns
Walter Johnson pitched well for the Griffs but fielding misplays cost them. The Browns won 3 to 2 as second base errors by Shanks Leonard and a late steal and miscue tied the score, then Jacobson scored the go ahead run. Johnson tied the game with a second inning RBI single, but the Nationals could not muster enough offense.
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Pennant Race Dope From a Rainy Night in Baseball
In yesterday's results the White Sox gained a full game on the Tigers in the American League pennant chase while Detroit fell to the Red Sox. New York’s defeat tied the Indians with the Yankees for second after rain stopped the Athletics. The Browns moved within one game of the Yankees by beating the Nationals. Cincinnati closed on the Giants in the National League, now five games back, as the Reds won two shutouts over Atlanta. The Giants beat the Pirates to hold a slim edge, while the Cubs and Dodgers’ game was rained out. The Cardinals slipped closer to last place with a loss to the Phillies. The standings and today’s matchups follow, with Cleveland at Washington and St. Louis at Philadelphia among the American League games. In the night’s play, a pitchers’ duel featured Shocker vs. Johnson as the Griffs edged the visitors, with decisive defensive plays, including a standout running catch by Spud and a late rally by Sisler before the ninth-inning dramatics faded.
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Reds Blank Braves In Doubleheader
Cincinnati shut out Gaston twice in a twin bill on July 31 winning 5 to 0 and 2 to 0. Fisher and Luque were strong as Reds hitters bunched runs in the first game with an error aiding the scoring, and in the second game only four hits were allowed. The drizzling rain marked the first game as Cincinnati built a five run output with timely hits and sacrifices. Bloomington, Ind. coach Dana M. Evans resigns from Indiana to head Northwestern's physical education department, with Indiana seeking a successor.
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Mays Suspension Triggers U L War In Baseball
New York clubs clash with Ban Johnson over Carl Mays suspension after he deserted Boston on July 13. Ruppert and Huston demand revocation, citing bid negotiations with Boston and six protesting clubs. Yankees warned the suspension hampers their pennant race and plans for a game against Detroit.
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White Sox Take Final Game Of Series With Yankees 7 2
New York July 31 Chicago adjusts series split by beating the Yankees 7 to 2. Kerr shines in key moments while Shore is knocked out in the fourth. Jackson drives in three bases after an intentional walk sequence, with Collins, Peckinpaugh, and others contributing for Chicago and New York.
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Umpire Ruling Gives Tigers 12th Inning Victory
Boston, July 31. Nineteen year old Waite Hoyt pitched for Boston and earned the win as Detroit fell 2 to 1 in twelve innings. Ainsmith was ruled to have interfered with McNally between third and home, allowing the decisive run after two out in the twelfth. Detroit protested the ruling as players filed into the dressing room.
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