Lavender In Form In Cubs Win Second Series Game
New York Ates rose as the Cubs won the second game of the series two to one. Tesreau was knocked out in the second inning as Lavender batted and Tearean pitched well for Chicago. Scattered hits sparked the Cubs offense while New York struggled to score, with Lavender shutting down Sew York late and Chicago staking a lead that held.
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Brooklyn Triumphs to Seven Straight in Pittsburg Series
Brooklyn wins second game of the Pittsburg series 2 to 0 as Johnston scores on Daubert sacrifice and Hinchman wild throw. Olsan singles and Smith hits a triple for the other Brooklyn run. Harmon, Smith, and Wagner pitched for Pitt with Jacobs, McCarty, and MeCarty on defense.
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Braves Defeat Reds But Get Some Help
Boston edged Cincinnati 6 2 as a wild pitch by Knetzer and a passed ball by Wingo produced two runs. Evers rested, Fitzpatrick moved to second, and a string of miscues and timely hits shaped the Braves victory in a 1 hour 51 minute game with Knetzer, Rudolph, and Schulz among the pitchers.
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Meadows Wildness Costs Cardinals as Phillies Win 3 1
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 3 1 in Aug 4 action. Meadows issues bases on balls in the third, two runs score, wild pitch irons in another, and Philadelphia plates three late. Beck Miller Bancroft key hits pace the Phillies with solid defense and timely scoring.
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Johnson Beaten by Misplays as Harper Wins Openers
Chicago, Aug 4. The White Sox beat Walter Johnson and the Nationals 8 to 3 in the opener, with misplays by Clyde Milan aiding Chicago. In the second game Harper outpitched the Nationals as Harper won 8 to 3, aided by Rice’s multi hit showing and strong support from Chicago’s fielding. Rough start and late rallying swing the two games for the Chicago club before about 27,000 fans at Comiskey Park.
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Victory for Indians on Mines' misplay
Cleveland wins 6 to 2 over Philadelphia as McInnes jugged a misplayed throw to spark a three run second inning. Beebe and Williams pitched for Cleveland while Philadelphia struggled. key hits from Graney Gandil and Turner aided the comeback. Night game notes show Williams relieved Sheehan with strong support.
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Tigers Beat Yankees In An Erratic Game
Detroit defeated New York 5 to 2 in a jagged contest marked by five wild throws and errant fielding. Shawkey pitched well despite early misplays. Hofman debuted for the Yankees with two hits and a steal. Detroit surged with late runs, aided by two Yankee errors, securing the win in hot conditions.
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Browns Win Easily Two Hits Off Plank
St Louis defeats Boston 6 to 1 for their fourteenth straight win as Plank allows only two hits and Gainer homers. Ruth exits after six innings. Pratt steals home as St Louis bats run up early, with Gainer and Bevereid among the contributors.
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Clarendon and Rex Meet in Second Game at Fifteenth and H
Marendon Va and Rex A G clash in a three game series with game two at Fifteenth and H streets today starting at 3 PM. Rex manager Wright requests digits W Nevitt Phelps Hamel Hurd O Connor Fitzgerald Sill Mortimer Rochs Raba Lukus Gorden and Offutt be on hand at 2:30.
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Notable Baseball Happenings Yesterday
White Sox and Nationals split a double header as the AL leaders. Dodgers win seventh straight to lead the NL. Browns extend winning streak to fourteen behind Plank who shuts down the Red Sox and hits a homer. Gainer homers for the Red Sox as the only player in either league with a homer drive. Only five White Sox reach base in the second game. The nine inning second game lasts 3 hours 32 minutes setting a season record. Chapman doubles twice in two at bats for a perfect 2 for 2. Hofman, ex-Cub star, collects two hits and steals a base in his Yankees debut.
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Yesterday's Results From Era Baseball Standings
Yesterday's scores show Washington 2 Detroit 8, Chicago 3 New York 2 in a compact recap of the day. Missing full context and dates, the brief highlights contrast east and midwest teams with uneven results.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
National League standings show Brooklyn 58 34 630 ahead of Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and New York. Yesterday Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2. Today Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Baseball Box Score and Play-by-Play Details
Auditors 4 Columbia 1 at terminal Teague. Roster and inning notes show players like Naples, Newitt, Neritt, and Batchelor among others. Left on base counts and pitching lines indicate a 4 to 1 final with Neitt and Naples handling pitching duties.
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Tinker to Remain Bruins Manager, Weeghman Denies Report
Chicago confirmation from owner Charles Weeghman states that reports of Tinker being replaced as manager of the Bruins are absolutely untrue. Weeghman labeled the rumor as a varn and reaffirmed Tinker’s continued leadership amid circulating New York stories.
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Machinists Defeat Bureau Nine In Seven Inning Victory
Machinists strengthened their pace in the Potomac league by defeating Bureau Nine 4 to 0 in seven innings. Key players included Hamel pitching for the Machinists with solid defense behind him, while notable at bats featured Mortimer and Ravitres with runs and hits.
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Graney Leads Run Getters in Major Leagues
Cleveland Ohio August 4 Jack Graney star left fielder for the Indiana club today tops both the American and national leagues in runs scored. He edged TJ Speaker who previously led with seven tallies before a claimed injury last Sunday. Graney is unofficially credited with four runs batted in while batting around .400.
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