Hitting Helps White Sox Edge Nationals In Extra Innings
In a tense tenth inning, the White Sox defeated the Nationals 4 to 2 after two runs late. Errors by the Nationals and shaky defense aided Chicago, with Benz keeping hitters scattered until the ninth. Boehling left the mound with support lacking as Groom closed out the game, sealing the series win for the White Sox.
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Boehling
White Sox
Groom
Nationals
Windy City
Sox
Williams
Chappell
Gandil
Benz
Morgan
Cashion
Scott
Russell
Milan
McBride
Foster
Invaders
Borger
St Louis Browns Rally to Split Twin Bill in Boston
In a double header, St Louis Browns split with Boston. Game one ended 3 0 with Boston taking control early as Gandil scored the tying run later. In the second game Boston won 4 2 after late-inning rallies and defensive plays.
Chapman Sparks Cleveland in 6-0 Win Over Philadelphia
Cleveland battering in early innings, Blandings pitching highlights, Ray Chapman shines with sensational fielding twice robbing home runs and turning double plays. Plank struggles, Browns on the mound in relief, final score Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 0 with key plays by Chapman and Lajoie.
Walter Johnson to Pitch Against White Sox Today
Walter Johnson returns to the mound for the Washington Nationals against Chicago's White Sox this afternoon. He has had three days’ rest but still nurses an injured foot while eager to help the team, as manager Griffith juggles a lineup including Cashion and Calvo in right field and weighs Johnson’s workload against the opposing pitcher to be named.
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Griffith
Walter Johnson
White Sox
Callahan
Scott
Griffmen
Chicago
Cashion
Calvo
Baseball Scoreboard Fragments Show League Pairings
Fragmentary lines list American League matchups with Detroit at New York and Chicago at Washington plus Detroit and New York scores 40 and 35 respectively. Other pairings include Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston and a Detroit at New York reference.
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Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St Louis
Boston
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
How the clubs stand with wins losses and games back for New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. Yesterday's games included Boston at St Louis and New York at Pittsburgh with St Louis and Boston winning while Cincinnati and Chicago played to a tie.
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New York
Erickton
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St Lous
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Pirates Top Marquard To Break Nine-Game Streak
Pittsburgh defeats New York 6 to 1 as Adams wins a fine pitching duel and Marquard loses his nine straight. Carey, Gibson, Voix, and Byrne contribute key hits while Wagner shines at short. Shafer triples for the Giants in the ninth. Fromme and Crandall also appear.
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Rube” Marquard
Innning
New York
Adams
Pirates
Marquard
Fromme
Carey
Voix
Gibson
Byrne
Gibson Voix
Byrne Marquard
Wagner
Miller
Sly
Wilson
Shafer
Fletcher
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sirLrze Burns
Brae
Bhafer
Herzog Sb
Merkle
M’cormick
Totele
Crandall
Byrne Carey
Adama Shafer
Aite—Carey
Herzog
Murray
Wagner Beeriffre
Viox
OM Marquard
Tptra
Crani
Pittapursh
Miller Urmpires
Messrs O'Day
Smith Throws No Hit Victory For Pittsfield Pirates
Pittsfield pitcher William T Smith, recently injuryd out of sprints, hurled a no hit 3 to 0 win over Waterbury. He did not walk a batter and fanned six as Waterbury managed only errors. Smith came from the Memphis Southern League club. Also, St Anthony's Juniors beat the Pirates 13 to 6 with Weedfell on the mound and Bean and Walsh leading at the plate.
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Pittsfield
Waterbury
C. Pittsfield
Mass
William T Smith
Eastern Association
Smith
Memphis
St. Anthony’s
St Anthony's
Brookland
Pirates
Weedfell
Bean
Walsh
Reds Win Third Straight Over Boston in 5 1 Victory
Cincinnati bats surge to a 5 1 victory as Brown dominates Boston allowing only one hit per inning. Perdue starts for Boston, yields two runs in A first, while Strand struggles after relieving him. Umpire Rigler calls Rariden out on interference as Mann advances, with Cincinnati stealing third and home in the eighth to seal the win.
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Cincinnati
Streight
Boston
Brown
Perdue
Heston
McDonald
Strand
Rigler
Rariden
Clark
Mann
Tinker
Ranville
Bescher
Giymer
Devore
I? Smith
Egan
Hoblitze
Olfinker
Myers
Sheckard
Pibbae Strand
Oterfering
Myers Bescher
Egan Hoblitzel Tinker
Yenn Sheckard
Berghammer
Maranville
Sweeney
Shet Bese
Strack
Meira Rigler
Byron
Shippigam
Knight
Charles T
Hall
Skirvin
Ato
Mary Pickford
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Dragon Fly
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Yoca
Lucetia
White
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Koight
Hind
Smesh
Protagoras Jack of Hearts
Susan
Mother
Coward Curse
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Ant Tot
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Sven
Marckmont
Alea
Howard Gaklez
Ursula Emma
Barn Dance
Gaenant
Rowen Neil
V. Powers
Alexander Holds Cardinals Runless in Philadelphia Comeback
In St Louis on August 5, Alexander dominated as Philadelphia failed to score until late. Cravath homered in a triple base path near the pavilion, while Sallee worked the middle innings. The game ended 9-0 as Alexander silenced St Louis and Cravath drove in key runs.
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Philadelphia
Sallee
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Cather
Luderus
Huggins
Paskett
Louis
Phila
Oakes
Ollinabe
Magee If
Lobert
Cravath Rt
Mowrey
Opdoolan Sx Wingo
OG Killifer O Sallee
Allee
Mesars Kiem
Orth
Heavy Hitting Wins for Chicago Cubs over Brooklyn
Chicago Aug 6 Acting Manager Leach led the Cubs to an 18 to 2 victory over Brooklyn. Rucker started for Brooklyn but yielded a fusillade of hits, Curtis then relieved, while Needham doubled with the bases loaded in the fourth to drive in three runs. The Cubs batted aggressively throughout, with key hits from Cutshaw, Zimmerman, and Wheat, and Chicago benefited from defensive lapses by Brooklyn. The game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes with Curtis earning the win.
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Foster
Mulan
Scott
Russell
Gandil
Morgan
la Porte
Fourniér
Nationals
Ainsmith
Berger Way
McBride
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St Louis
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Cashion
Remton
Benz
Aeterpeaker
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Acosta
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Moeller
Wellman
Ruesell
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Chappell Stovall
Homner Ro
Pratt
Ospeaker Cf
Groom
Schalk
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tLent
Weaver
Chappell Tnt
Gan- Alexander
Yekes
Dil
Malister
Carrigan
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Taran
Quieonard
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Bret
Alexander
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Hooper
Speaker
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Oo Lewis
Gardier
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Q Stovall
Toleo
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Botassa
Chase
Aod
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Hooper Rf
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Opeaker
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Avan
Afyarkes
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Maley
Ran
Cesmon
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Agaleac
Saceifel
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Ff Groom
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Bere
Atnsmith
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Chast Fournier
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Evans
Leach
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Rucker
Curtis
Needham
Bradwell
Cutshaw
Grounder
Wheat
Evers
Lidl Reulbach
Ed Stack
Pisoklyn
Braghton
Zim
Daubert
Osaer
Smith
Fisher As
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Heekinger
Neet Am
Muller
gOtad Rucker
Curtis P
Bronkl
Rune—Cutshaw Heal
Pheat Schulte
Zimmerman
Sauer
Willans
Brigwell
Jeaeh Miller
Willams Whear
Amerman
Fevher oThaw
Daupert
Bare
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Bas
Halle
Ryler
Pierre
Shah
Curts
Pierce
Western turfmen sweep three Saratoga races
Western turfmen win half the Saratoga races under ideal weather. Hawthorn shows form in the second race, Little Nephewtopples Old Ronebud, Casarina wins the Spinaway over Early Rose. Bob R is bought after winning fifth, Belamour wins sixth amid cautious betting on wind-affected performances.
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Western Turfmen
Saratoga Association
Hawthorn
Little Nephew
Ronebud
Casarina
Early Rose
Whitney
Contrary
Simons
Halinka
Mr. Carman
Belmont
Belamout
Rockland
Khlingsworts
Byrne
Harry L
Uncle Man
Nickigun
Wan Dartworth
O'Ryan
Henry
Judge Walser
Spin Alsogan
Hawthorne
Loftus
Genesta
Wolfe
McCahey
Hobnob
Ruskin
Casuarina
Steale
Berry Rove
Musgrave
Mater
Water Lily Contrary
Delft
Galaxy
May Dora
Addie M
Muex
Bob R
Butwell
Jawbone
Wilson
Inspector Lartrade
Burns
Belamour
T McTaggart
Brynlimah
Burma
Loftua
Wuterpe
Gray Planet
Toronto Turf Day Racing Entries Listing
Entry card from Toronto shows multiple races with selling and maiden fields. Notable horses include Lady Havock Tropical Court Bejie Latin lower Miss Hares Yale of Ayecs and Excalibur among first cards, plus Royal Message Granide Thrifty and Fond among later divisions with owners and weights noted.
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Lady Havock
Miss Hares
Yale of Ayecs
Court Bejie
Edna Fenwick
Lally
Paul Davis
Cassanova
Sally Garage
Danville
Beano
Senator James
Linbrook
Garrisson
May Bride
Monkey
Johtnny Wise
John Marrs
Excalibur
Saratoga
Royal Message
Granide
Thrifty
Trifler
Fond
Little Hugh
Patrick
Dicovery
Magazine
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Working Lad
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Ivabel
Mindimette
Laboid
Bunch of Keys
Nello
Bear
Juverence
Tha Prophet
Nosegay
Big Sandy
Buckthorne
Astute
Octopus
Hidde
Bhomy
Superintendent
Ssinntte Della Mack
Lilly Orme
Charmerie
Bortherner
Eustace
Peterkin
Kart
Hage
Bacal
Mics Cavanagh
Tigers Get Revenge in Detroit Over New York 10-6
Detroit overwhelmed New York 10 to 6 in the second game of the series. Keating walked Bush in the second. Bauman hit a first-pitch home run off Schultz. Dubuc settled after early woes, Moriarty stole home in the fifth, and Cobb, Moriarty, and Dubuc supplied key hits as Detroit built a big lead and held on.
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Detroit
Keating
Bush
Schulz
Bauman
Caldwell
Dubuc
Moriarty
Daniels Rf
O/Walter
Crawford Rf
Oj/Hartzell
Cobb Cf
Opeck
Veach
I/Knight
Gainer
OlCree
Stanage
Midki
O/Sweeney
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Eee Schultz
Catdwet
Taiale
Detroits
New Lork
Bauman Crawford
Cobb Veach
Ainer Stanage
Moriarty Dubuc Hartzel
Peckinpaugh
Knight Fleet
Cobb
Midkiff Perkinpaugh
Bauman Dubuc
Mices
Caldwell Storen
Crawford Lignage
Neach Morairty
Moriarty Gainer
Moriart Cree Hartrell
Midkiff
Caldwello
Dub
Debue
Dubue
Lo Yung
Schultz
Ioninge
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J. B Adone
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Brooklyn Star
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Racing Bell
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Eprake
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