Giants in Ninth Halt Mulvey Split With Pacific Union
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 2 in the ninth to win the opening game of the series as Marquard Johnson and Fromme pitched well. Merkle Hartley Herzog and Burns drove in key runs while Cincinnati’s Bescher Groh Scheckard and Murray produced early offense. The article also notes controversy over Tommy Mulvey’s Panama-Pacific Expo appointment and Pacific coast secession tensions within the Amateur Athletic Union.
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Wagner's tenth inning dash sinks Boston in Pittsburgh win
Wagner's aggressive baserunning sparked a wild tenth inning throw by Clymer, allowing Henis to score the decisive run as Pittsburgh beat Boston 4 to 3. Mifke Mitchell debuted for Pittsburgh with two hits, Mansfield Hess issued walks early, and Camnitz scattered Boston hits in a tense finish.
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Australians Beaten by Germantown Cricket Club in Two-Day Match
In Philadelphia on August 7, Germantown Cricket Club defeated the Australians by four wickets in a two-day match. Germantown totaled 271. the Australians 370. After day one Germantown led 1 % to 144. on day two the visitors were bowled out for 126, with Clark taking 5 for 38 and Greene 4 for 28. Bardsley top-scored for the visitors with 64, while Newhall led Germantown with 49.
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Allen’s Fatal Throw Helps St. Louis Beat Brooklyn 2–0
Dan Griner returns to the fold for St Louis and tops Brooklyn 2 to 0 as Allen’s wild first inning throw opens the scoring. Magee, Huggins, Oakes score, Kirkpatrick tripled and scored on Daubert’s stomach issue and Kirkpatrick’s base hits. Brooklyn’s lone first-inning run comes on Kirkpatrick’s triple. Final line shows Allen 2 runs, Griner 0, with errors and miscues cited.
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Stack Debuts With Cubs In Win Over Philadelphia
Ed Stack, just acquired from Brooklyn for Ed Russbach, debuted for Chicago, holding Philadelphia to four hits as the Cubs won 5 2. Manager Evers argued a call at second. Killifer of Philadelphia also contested calls and was sent to the clubhouse. Salient: Knabe stole, played amid base decisions. Stack earned the win with support from a Chicago offense that bunched hits and walks.
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White Sox Pound Nationals In Ill Attacking Series Finale
The Washington Nationals fell apart as the Chicago White Sox exploded for 11 runs in a single third inning and cruised to an 11 to 4 victory to clinch the series. Benz worked in relief, Engel started for the Nationals, and Gallia closed for Chicago as miscues and timely hits doomed Washington. Weaver homered off Engel in the second, while Fournier and Schalk drove in multiple runs for Chicago. Norton, Hastings, Neb., sold to Indianapolis, closes the report.
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Nationals Open Crucial Series With Naps Today
The Nationals start a crucial five game series with the Naps, four at home and one away, then head to confront Western clubs and the Eastern leaders. Gandil led the offense with two singles in four trips, while Fournier and Weaver homered. John Henry injury is minor and Walter Johnson is slated to pitch for the Nationals. The crowd clashed with taunting fans as Hughes faced abuse in the stands, prompting calls for stadium action.
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Baker's hat trick powers Philadelphia to win and series clincher
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 to take the series three games to one. Baker starred with two doubles and a single in four plate appearances, scoring three runs and driving in three more. He centered Philadelphia’s offense with key hits, including a two base hit in the sixth and a run-scoring single in the eighth. Cleveland bullpen held after the first inning, while Philadelphia’s defense and baserunning sealed the win.
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Johnston Reaches Final in New York State Tennis Title
New York Aug 7 William M Johnston California advanced to the final of the state championship at Crescent A C Bay Ridge after a 6-4 5-7 6-4 semifinal win over A H Man Jr. He will face S H Voshell in the singles final Saturday. In doubles R D Little and F C Inman reached the final alongside Voshell and F C Bagmes as the doubles title was set to be decided tomorrow.
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New York Edges Detroit In Shortened Baseball Game
New York evened the series with Detroit as Schulz limited the Tigers to four hits while Wakefield allowed the Yankees only four. Williams homered and saved plays with sharp defense in the late innings. Detroit scored once on Bush, an infield out, and a wild pitch. Cook collected two singles and a double in four appearances for New York.
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Boston Walks Off St Louis 9 8 in Ninth Inning Thriller
In Boston Aug 7 the ninth inning featured Engle stealing second and scoring on Speaker's long hit to Tight field to give Boston a 9 8 victory over St. Louis. Anderson struggled, Hall loaded the bases, Leonard and then the bullpen faltered as St Louis led early but Boston battled back with heavy hitting from multiple players. The game lasted 2 hours and 22 minutes with lead changes and errors shaping the outcome.
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Two Recruit Players Strengthen Yankees
The Yankees mix in two Texas league newcomers Williams and Cook may spark a win push as infield positions shift. Cobb, Veach, and other outfielders rotate while the club seeks momentum in a troubled season.
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Farrell Protests Sale Of Cuban Players
New York August 7 President Frank Farrell of the New York American League club will appeal to the national commission to set aside the sale of three Cuban players from the Long Branch team to the Boston Nationals. Pitcher Luque shortstop Arragon and outfielder Padron were involved. Farrell says owner Henriques offered to sell them and a verbal agreement fixed the price. The players were to report to Manager Chance yesterday but Henriques sold them to President Gaffney of the Braves. Farrell has several witnesses to the deal.
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Tennis honors to Green wins Michigan title
A. L. Green of Chicago defeated Detroit’s Richard Doughty to capture the Michigan state tennis championship. Doughty won the first two sets 6-1 and 6-2, but Green rallied with aggressive play to take the next three sets 6-3, 6-3, and 4-0 in Detroit.
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