Tigers Feud Rumors Highlight Cobb Jones Clash and Detroit Strife
Detroit sports notes discuss a possible rift between Ty Cobb and Davy Jones over signals and playing time with McIntyre. The piece links the dispute to team harmony, Jennings diplomacy, and potential damage to baseball in Detroit, noting Cobb as a fierce competitor and Jones with strong local ties. It also covers Cy Young’s comeback, detailing a four game win streak and a pivotal ninth inning in a game against New York.
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Jennings Tells Ty Cobb He Needn't Come Around
Detroit Aug 5 report shows Ty Cobb amid friction with Tigers manager Jennings and players after signals miscue with Davy Jones. Cobb skipped a Boston series game, hinted he would quit if Jones remained, then returned to park and announced readiness to play. Manager Hughey Navin redirected him. Cobb’s return followed a tense clubhouse incident and lineup shakeups involving Bush and McIntyre.
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Prince the bulldog shot by Carnegie police in Pittsburg
Special to The Washington Post from Pittsburg reports Hans Wagners famous bulldog Prince died after allegedly going mad and being shot by a Carnegie police officer. The dog, previously shown to be ill, worsened after Wagner left for a Pittsburg ball team game. Wagner had refused $500 for the dog.
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Nationals Baseball Report Notes In Milwaukee Diet of Errors
Chicago notes Washington's Aug 5 lineup with Reisling set to pitch and Duffy choosing a right-hander. Gray allowed four safeties in three innings while Zeider and Schaefer stood out at bat. Parent and Meloan sparked offense with steals and a two-base hit, but White struggled at the plate with three strikeouts.
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Gray Returns to Mound as White Sox Top Nationals
Chicago pitcher Dolly Gray recovered from injury to start the game, but wildness and the injury’s aftereffects helped the White Sox defeat Washington 6 to 2. Payne and Tannehill provided key hits as Chicago built an early lead and held on, while Gray struggled in the third and ninth innings.
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Red Sox Boost Hopes With Two Easy Wins Over Naps
Boston takes both games from Cleveland, 7-3 and 8-0, aided by early hits and Speaker’s big day. Hall Harrington and Engle deliver key doubles in the second, while Speaker adds a triple, two doubles, and three singles in nine plate appearances.
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Eight-Run Inning Shifts Tigers Past Yankees in Detroit
In a high scoring afternoon the Tigers erupted for eight runs in one inning to turn a 4 1 deficit into a 9 6 victory over New York. Moriarty, Schmidt, Donovan and a later Delahanty surge set the pace while Ford and Fisher struggled on the mound for the visitors.
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American League Standings and Yesterday’s Results
The standings show Philadelphia leading with 63 wins while Boston and New York trail. Yesterday results include Chicago defeating Boston 5 2 and Washington tying Cleveland, with several games scheduled today across major matchups including Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Priest Signs With Yankees For Tryout
Richmond Va Aug 6 New York Americans bought shortstop Priest from Danville Virginia League after a brisk exchange. Danville set price at 350 while St Louis offered 300. Yankees closed at 80 then received a telegram from Bresnahan agreeing to pay 850.
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Phillies Rout Pirates In 7-1 Victory At Home
Philadelphia hitters Doolan and Luderus spearhead the win over Pittsburg as Fitteburg pitchers falter. Doolan collects three two base hits. Luderus adds two singles and a double. Camnitz lasts six in the mound for Pittsburgh, while Maddox works two innings for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Defeats St Louis In Baseball Showdown
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 7 to 2 as Powell and Bailey traded innings. Key hits came from Oldring Trueg dale Plank Lord Stone and Schweitzer with St Louis leaving six on base. Umpires Mesars Evans and Collistoner officiated a two hour plus game.
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Brooklyn Captures Two in Split with St Louis
Brooklyn beat St Louis 3 0 in the first game and 5 1 in the second as Rucker dominated the opener and Harmon yielded in three frames. Huggins and Hulswitz were ejected for kicking. Dalton collided with a fence but recovered.
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Doves Take Split as Red Sox Beat Cincinnati Twice
In Boston Aug 5 Boston split with Cincinnati winning 4 0 after losing 6 3 in game one Shrown hurt his hand early Frock and Mattern pitched for Boston while Cincinnati relied on Egan Mitchell Panhart Clarke and Heck to try to stop the hosts Beason? Clarke and Beck led Cincinnati with two base hits while Curtis and Brown twirls limited Cincinnati to four runs in the opener. In the Chicago golf news Mrs Harris former Miss Sallie Ainslie defeated Inez Clark 5 up 4 to win the Chicago women’s title for the third straight year.
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Boston Through With Lord Special in The Washington Post
John I. Taylor of the Boston American Leaguer announced that Third Baseman Harry Lord, team captain all season, was on the market for a trade. Taylor has spoken with Cleveland and Detroit but no acceptable players or cash terms. Shortstop Wagner named captain. Engle from New York to play third. Foul tip injures umpire Evans. game halted for treatment but injury not serious.
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