Cubs Down Pirates By Bunching Drives
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as Good’s single, a sacrifice and Saler’s Texas Leaguer in the ninth deliver the winning run. Soler and Williams contribute earlier hits. Pirates’ run came on a basis on balls, base on balls, and Zimmerman’s error. Marines seek Sunday Monday games. YMCA league to Marshall for a double header.
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Victory for Coombs in duel with Matty
Brooklyn reports a pitchers duel as Coombs bests Mathewson and shuts out the Giants 2 to 0. Myer, Daubert, Wheat, Cutshaw, and Merkle contribute key hits and runs. McGraw is ejected for disputing a call. Rain delays follow in Pittsburgh where clay court tennis matches were postponed.
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Yanks Lone Run Is Neff Gift In Polo Grounds Duel
In a keen pitching duel at the Polo Grounds Jim Shaw and Cy Pieh matched zeroes until a late Washington error by Neff opened the door for the lone score. Fritz Maisel supplied New York’s only hit as Ayers and Shaw tamed the Nationals, but Neff’s two miscues in the sixth helped pave the way for the decisive run. Rain closed the day as Pieh and Shaw pitched brilliantly, with Washington left to regret two bad Neff plays that let Maisel reach and score.
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Barry Sold to Red Sox in Major Trade
Barry, longtime shortstop of the Philadelphia Athletics, was sold to the Boston Americans for about 8000 dollars. He will play second base against his former teammates tomorrow. President Lannin confirmed the deal but would not disclose the exact price. Barry has been sidelined two weeks by a hand injury but is ready to play.
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Masonic Benefit Game Rosters for Templeites and Outlanders
The big Masonic game today at American League Park features Templeites and Outlanders with a full lineup including Dampier, D Macdonald, A Macdonald, and Riddle for Templeites versus Walker, McCarthy, Spicer, and Leverton for Outlanders. Gates open at 1 pm, play starts two hours later, with the Grotte Band, mascots Clifton and Clarence Clarridge, arbiter Billy Betts, and basemen Charlie King noted. fans kept in touch with the Nationals Yankees double header.
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No-Hit Hope Fades In Nationals Yankee Tilt
Jim Shaw dazzled with five hitless innings and five strikeouts before errors and weather doomed the bid as Washington’s Nationals and New York’s Yankees split a doubleheader. Neff’s misplays and Milan’s bunt double helped the Yanks blunt the no-hit effort, while Hartzell and Pipp made key plays in the field. Weather threats loomed as Johnson and Caldwell prepared for the next day’s twin bill.
Faber Is Beaten by Tigers in Detroit Tilt
Detroit defeats Chicago 2 to 1 as Urban Faber suffers his third loss of the season. Crawford hits a home run for Chicago. Veach, Burns and Bush contribute in a tight game. Faber fans one and Dubuc allows the one Detroit run through 9 innings.
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Reds Get Lone Hit Off Cards Pitcher
Cincinnati made one hit off Meadows as St. Louis won 2 to 0 in a Chicago style late game. St. Louis scored twice in the eighth on three straight hits and a sacrifice. Toney pitched well aside from that inning.
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KAUFF FINED BY BROOKLYN FEDS FOR DISPUTE OVER SALARY
New York July 2 Benny Kauff was fined 100 dollars and suspended ten days after a conference between James Gilmore president of the Federal League and Brooklyn officials. A disagreement over salary led Kauff to refuse to play with Kansas City and he will not be traded or play for any club other than Brooklyn.
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