Shorten One Hand Catch Keys Nationals Victory
Shorten made a running one hand catch of Rice's drive in the first inning. The Nationals had thirteen hits to the Tigers nine yet lost by a one run margin, tying the game at times but failing to pull ahead. George McBride managed the team in Griffith's absence and Murphy returned to the outfield with strong hitting from Judge and Leonard totaling solid contributions.
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Erickson Shines Even in Defeat
Erickson pitched well for the Tigers in a 4-3 ten inning loss to the Washington Nationals. Ayers relieved and held the Griffs, but the Tigers' early lead faded as Griff hitters rallied. A ninth and tenth inning rally failed to push Detroit past Washington in a hard fought interleague game.
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Cubs Top Braves 6 to 2 in Final Game of Series
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 2 as Martin held the visitors to one hit until the eighth inning. Fudge Foster and Milan provided key hits and runs, while Fillingim and Cheney dominated Detroit in earlier innings.
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Detroit Closes Gap in pennant race with 10 inning win
Detroit edged Washington 4 3 in 18 innings as the American League race tightened. Chicago and New York won to stay near the top while Cincinnati defeated the Dodgers in the National League. Cubs beat the Braves and Phillies beat the Pirates as standings shuffled.
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White Sox and Macks Divide Two Contests
Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with a 2 to 1 win for Chicago in the opener and a 3 to 2 Philadelphia triumph in the second. Melsch homered in the ninth to seal the first game as Weaver drove in the second game's deciding run for the Athletica.
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Mays Gets Even Break For Yanks In Doubleheader
New York and St Louis split a day night doubleheader as St Louis won 6 3 in game one and the Yankees took game two 2 0. Carl Mays pitched for New York in the nightcap on an injunction shielding him from AL action while Shocker started for St Louis in the opener. Mays struck out nine and Vick homered with the bases loaded in the seventh for St Louis, while Pipp and Vick supplied key hits for New York in the second game.
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Red Sox Take Second Straight From Cleveland 8-7
Boston built an early 7 run output and held Cleveland to 2 by the 7th, then Russell relieved Pennock in the ninth with none out as the Red Sox hung on 8 to 7. Myers pitched for Cleveland and Uhle worked 7 2 3 innings for Boston before Russell finished.
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Phillies Rally Past Pirates 5 3 in Eighth Inning
Philadelphia roared back from a 3 2 deficit to beat Pittsburgh 5 3. Williams and Meusel singled, Whitted belted a homer, and Phipis added key hits as Philadelphia spoiled the Pirates home crowd. Rixey pitched for Philadelphia against Miller.
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Ghaerrity Makes Clutch Catch Against Cobh
Ghaerrity snagged Cobh's foul in the eighth inning, snagging it off the screen. The play drew reactions from Tyrus who reacted with facial expressions and an athletic kick at the air.
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Giants Thrash Cardinals as Goodwin Falters
New York builds late lead and edges St. Louis 6 to 4 as Goodwin falters in the eighth inning. Barnes earns win for the Giants with 4-2 record. Knoes by McCarty and Barnes spark the late scoring spree.
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