Wheat's Home Run Beats Cubs in Brooklyn Victory
Wheat hits a two on base four inning homer to lead Brooklyn past Chicago 7 to 3. Burleigh Grimes would have a shutout but for miscues by Doolan and Olson as Chicago left runners on second and third in the eighth. Mitchell used three pinch hitters and three pitchers in a bid to win, while Hallacher and Grimes starred in fielding.
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Braves win after eleventh inning in chaotic game
In Boston on August 7 Chadbourne's single and J C Smith's double in the eleventh produced a 4 to 1 victory for Boston over St. Louis. Otis Crandall debuted as Braves pitcher, with key hits from Hornsby and Chadbourne and a late rally sealed by Smith.
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Mayer Master Of Former Teammates In Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 2 as Mayer stars by catching Pearce napping at first and halting a ninth inning rally. Game details note Mayer’s defense and a key two-base hit, with Batting lines and fielding errors listed for both teams. A separate line reports Claude Williams's salary dispute dismissal by the National Commission.
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Reds win doubleheader over Giants in Polo Grounds
Cincinnati defeats New York in both games of a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. First game scores were 6 to 3, second 4 to 2. Kehweiler and Neale with homers spark the win. Bressler on furlough from Camp Merritt pitches the second game as New York strands 26 on base across both games.
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Frye and Gun Top Tool and Miscellany 5 0 in Navy Yard game
Frye of the Gun held Tool and Miscellany to one hit through seven innings in a Navy Yard League decision. The Gunners moved to second place, two games back of Cleffeps, with a 5 0 win and a postponed-games playoff earns them pennant contention. Standings show Cleffeps 7 657, Gan 8 550, Toot and Mise 9 550, Torpedo 9 528, Ordnance 6 12 333, Quadrangle 7 1 333. Game details list Frye 7 innings, Beasley catching, Beasley 3, Frye 2 RBIs, and notable hits by Nexsle, Braun, Gartman, Coleman, and Erroprhy.
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Judge's Four Hits Spark Griffins Past Indians
In Cleveland on Aug 7 Judge fueled a 6 2 Washington win with three RBIs and a run scored. A tense late inning loaded bases sequence saw Shaw relieved by Johnson after one out. News also notes Hawaiian swimming team inquiry unresolved and a Canadian turf figure killed in France. American League standings and yesterday’s results listed with upcoming games.
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Chance for flag yet with $500 trophy cup
New York August 7 A trophy cap worth five hundred dollars has been offered by William G Coxe president of the Atlantic Coast Shipyards League to the champion baseball team of the nation Champions of the Atlantic and Pacific coast leagues will contest for the cup.
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William G Coxe
Atlantic Coast Shipyards League
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Cincinnati leads the NL with a 65 34 record followed by New York 59 42 and Brooklyn 44 53. Yesterday Cincinnati beat New York 4 2, Pittsburgh 4 0 over Philadelphia, Brooklyn 3 0 over Chicago, and Boston 4 3 St Louis. Today games include Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St Louis at Boston, and Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Tigers Halt Red Sox By 11-8 In Detroit Game
Detroit defeats Boston 11 to 8 as J Bush is knocked out early. Cobb leads with three hits and four runs while Detroit builds a big inning on walks and timely hits. Boston piles on nine walks but falls to Jones and the Tigers at home.
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White Sox sweep Yankees in doubleheader split
Chicago defeats New York 8 4 in the opener and 4 0 in the nightcap to complete a two game sweep. Key players include Leibold Gandil and Collins for Chicago with Risberg and Pratt delivering notable hits for New York in a low scoring finish.
Browns Beat Macks In Two Fast Games
St Louis defeated Philadelphia in two quick games by scores of 3 to 1 and 4 to 1. The second game lasted one hour and six minutes as St Louis swept the series. Walker and Sisler led St Louis with key hits while Kopp and Johnson struggled for Phila.
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Marines' Nine Wins Red Cross Contest at Park
The Navy Yard Marines defeated the Finance and Accounts team 3 to 1 in a Red Cross benefit game at American League Park. About 1,500 attended, with tickets at two bits, and proceeds go to furnishing War Department Red Cross rooms. Mrs. Newton D Baker tossed the first ball. Roster and box scores list players from both teams.
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Star Hampton Wins Stake at Saratoga in Grueling Finish
Star Hampton defeats Billy Kelly by a half length in the Albany handicap at Saratoga. Walter M. Jeffords’ star, ridden by Ambrose, wears down the Western colt after a fast early pace. Blairgowrie finishes third as a crowded field includes Chasseur and Sea Pirate behind. Race details note Star Hampton’s $9,600 yearling price and a $3,375 purse.
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Trotting Title Goes to Chestnut Peter Trotting Title
Chestnut Peter defeats Hollywood Bob to win the Champion stallion stake at North Randall and is crowned champion 3 year old trotter of the year. The stake valued at 7500 dollars, with Wilkes Brewer winning the Plain Dealer 207 trot and Baxter Low taking the 244 Pace through stubborn heats. JYP Sullivan of the Irish American Athletic Club becomes MCA Athletic director after Olympic appearances in 1906 and 1908.
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Matty suspends Chase over alleged inaction during play
New York reports Harold Hal Chase, captain and first baseman for the Cincinnati Nationals, has been indefinitely suspended by manager Mathewson. The suspension follows complaints that Chase showed indiscretion or inaction during a game, the specifics of which remain unclear.
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Hal) Chase
Cincinnati Nationals
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Roamer Could Run Mile In 1 32 Says Snapper Garrison
Saratoga Springs N Y Aug 7 Saratoga expects many American records this season with fast tracks and keen betting. Snapper Garrison who rode Salvator believes Roamer paced as Salvator did could run a mile in 1 32 here. Weldship aims for North American win, while Belle of Bryn Mawr eyes retirement after Saratoga. Yearlings fetch prices at public sale and trainers report skin disease among many youngsters.
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Notes From Golfdom Show Stirred Careers
Chick Evans, a national amateur and open champion, must pause Red Cross matches due to strain from heavy travel and hot season. He averaged three matches weekly, spent a month on trains, and faced nonstop racing to courses. Chicago clubs host quirky events like Exmoor mixed foursomes with backward courses and water-tub hazards. Glen Oak Mardi Gras tournament requires fancy costumes. Jess Guilford, famed longest amateur driver, sought aviation but settled in mechanics and airplane construction.
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International League results feature multiple city matchups
In Jersey City and Newark rosters dominated early games as Rochester and Hamilton faced off. Binghamton split results with Buffalo, while Baltimore struggled against Toronto. Key players included McCabe Breen ONeill Hubbell Kelly and Turner.
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Jack Dudley of the Trineten Club junior champion will compete in the national singles at Pareet Willy. The tournament starts next Monday at Columbia Construction. Thad Henton of the Ravqines concedes the title may be settled there. Fred Inman of New York, formerly with Navy, is listed among notable entrants for doubles with Peter Knapp and Paul Conklin to challenge Benton and Dr oe.
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Haltigan Stars In Y Swimming Meet
Brookline Mass August 6. Haltigan, famed sailing captain Hall Burgess dies. Catlin Waltigan and Stiaman won in quai or determined classes at Yoo COA meet last night. Underwater swim and other events featured 10 yard dash and 9 yard back stroke.
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