Baseball Punches and a Bat Threaten Park Brawl
A Washington and Boston clash at Georgia Avenue ball park ended with Griffith injured by a punch from Red Sox catcher Agnew after McBride hit by a pitch. McBride then threw his bat at Mays as police and umpires restored order. Agnew was arrested. The incident draws scrutiny of beanball tactics across the circuit and potential suspensions from Ban Johnson.
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Beebe Stars As Indians End Streak With 2 1 Win
Cleveland beats St Louis 2 to 1 in a game highlighted by Beebe’s first American League start and a strong eight inning relief effort. Evans contributed an error that kept St Louis from a shutout, while Chapman, Speaker and an infield out produced Cleveland’s two runs.
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White Sox Third, Down Tigers In Chicago Victory
Chicago moved into third place with a 5 to 3 win over Detroit as timely hits, two third inning errors by Davis, and two passed balls by Stanage aided the White Sox. Scott held Detroit to three hits through nine.
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Dodgers Beaten but Aid Braves in Rough Game
Brooklyn loses 2 to 4 as Boston bats fuel support with errors and walks. Johnston, Stengel, Konetchy and Smith lead for Brooklyn. Gowdy and Snodgrass show hits for Boston. Barnes pitches seven innings for Boston. Dell yields seven runs for Brooklyn in a 1 hour 44 minute game.
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Giants Beat Phillies After Alexander Out in Fourth
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 to win the fourth game of the series. Robertson delivered the deciding blow with a fifth inning home run, driving in G Burns. Final line shows New York with 7 hits, Philadelphia 7, and notable contributions from Robertson Cravath and Bancroft.
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American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball standings show New York 37 24 .607 leading the American League with Cleveland 35 28 .556 and Washington 31 34 .477. Yesterday's games featured Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St Louis. Chicago and Philadelphia posted results as well with New York and Philadelphia both scoring in their respective contests.
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National League clubs standings and today’s games
The National League standings list Brooklyn at 36 88, Pittsburgh 88, Chicago 89, Cincinnati 35, New York 14 29, St. Louis 87, with Philadelphia and Boston also in action. Today’s schedule shows Chicago at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at New York, and Brooklyn at Boston.
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Yankees Pound Bush in Scoring Shutout
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 0 as Bush allowed numerous hits. It marked the Yankees third consecutive win over the Athletics. Gahooley Peckinpaugh Pinper Magee Gedeon homered for New York while Gilhooley, Meyers, and Pipp were among the standout batters. Fisher started for Philadelphia, with Bush and Meyers handling pitching duties for the A's.
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Red Sox Triumph 6 1 in Seventh Involving Brawl
Red Sox win 6 to 1 over Nationals in a seventh inning rally marred by a near riot. Gallia allowed two runs, while Ayers struggled in relief. Carrigan, Ruth, and others were ejected as the game ended amid tension.
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Pirates Beat Reds On Herzog Errors In Ninth
Cincinnati, June 30. Errors by manager Herzog in the ninth inning let Pittsburgh win 3 to 2 after a late Cincinnati rally. O'Brien Wagner Wilson and Wingo starred for Pittsburgh with two base hits. Herzog and Killiter contributed errors as the Pirates took the decisive cushion in a tense finish.
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Noted of Nationals Final Meeting with Red Sox Series
The final meeting of the Red Sox and Nationals in the current series featured pitchers Shaw and Roebling for home hopes while Foster faced the Carrigans. Owens, struck in the throat by a foul tip, was helped off as Shaw relieved and retired the next three batters. In Newark, Herache and Hale opposed Pieh and Egan. The Baltimore Nationals were unable to mount offense against Mays, earning only two hits, while Foster and Milan supplied the Nationals’ lone hit. The North Carolina League schedule includes Charlotte, Winston, and Raleigh with scores noted.
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