Big Scoring Spells Hype for National League Season
The Philadelphia club mashed 14 runs in two innings against Cleveland, part of a season of high scoring across the majors. Detour into Detroit and Chicago shows eight or more runs in an inning, with the Nationals and Athletics setting hitting and run records. Attendance at local park remains strong, despite a casual public mood, as Washington contends for the pennant.
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Naps Sign Two Players For Cleveland Club
Cleveland club buys catcher Pat Donahue from Philadelphia and pitcher Hi West from Toledo. Donahue, once with the Boston Americans, joins on condition of fitness after spring rheumatism. West was tried by Cleveland in the fall and sent to Toledo. the deal follows spring trading rumors and reflects the season’s off field movement.
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Nationals Lose To Tigers In Rain Halts Eight-Inning Duel
Detroit defeats Washington in nine innings of messy baseball halted by two showers. Cobbs steals home. Elberfeld ties in the fifth. Groom’s wild pitch and late rallies shape a 5 4 Detroit win amid mud and delays as Ainsmith and Otey debut for Washington.
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Minor league baseball scores from regional leagues
A compilation of minor league results across the Southeastern, Virginia State, Eastern Carolina, American Association, Carolina Association, Western, New England, South Atlantic, Southern, Tristate and Eastern Leagues with games including Morristown, Knoxville, Johnson City, Asheville, Danville, Richmond, Lynchburg, Raleigh, Wilmington, Fayetteville, Wilson, Greensboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Winston Salem, Omaha, Denver, Worcester, Fall River, Lawrence, Lowell, Brockton, Haverhill, Bridgeport, Hartford, Holyoke, Waterbury, New Haven, Macon, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Augusta, Birmingham, Nashville, Chattanooga, Montgomery, York, Altoona, Harrisburg, Johnstown, Lancaster, Trenton, Williamsport, Jersey City, Montreal, Newark, Buffalo, Baltimore, Providence and Toronto.
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Giants Triumph In Pitchers Battle To Take Third Straight
New York defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in a taut game marked by strong pitching from Ames and Adams. Wilson starred with three of New York’s seven hits including key runs, as Devore and Doyle drove in runs. Staged in a tight eighth inning, New York pulls ahead and holds on for the win.
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Athletics Bant Cleveland In Eighteenth Three Run Drubbing
Philadelphia Athletics erupted for 18 runs to crush Cleveland 18 to 3 in two innings. Falkenberg faltered after a one run lead vanished as Connie Mack’s hitters rapped 23 safe drives led by Collins and Baker with four apiece and Stovall collecting five hits in five trips. Plank Dygert and Coombs worked for the Athletics in a game that featured a late rally and numerous extra base hits.
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Baseball standings and today’s National League schedule
Detroit faces Washington and Philadelphia plays Cleveland in games today. National League standings show Chicago, Pittsburgh, New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cincinnati. Yesterday’s results include New York 2, Pittsburg the score and Boston 5, Boston 4. Rain noted. games today include Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Reds Win Two Games in Philadelphia Doubleheader
Cincinnati swept a Philadelphia doubleheader 6 to 3 and 4 to 1 in a Philadelphia, Pa. twin bill on August 1. Buggs pitched well in the second game as Cincinnati rode a strong offense to victory and moved ahead in the standings.
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Boston Wins Final Game of Series 2-0 in St Louis
Boston defeats St Louis 2 to 0 as starter Smith falters in the eighth and Hall finishes. Engle replaces Gardner at second after a late spike, with Hartzell and Kewnam contributing in defense and offense. Boston wins the last game of the series amid a doubleheader split, with strong pitching and timely hits from Hartzell and Gardner. New second baseman Baker joins St Paul as Zeke Wrigley exits.
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Highlanders bunce hits to power New York win
New York defeated Chicago 7 1 in the final game of the series as four hits and three errors in the sixth inning yielded five runs. Quinn pitched well with solid fielding support, while Olmstead struggled early and was hit hard in the sixth.
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