Tigers Drop 2 To White Sox In Holiday Doubleheader
Detroit and Chicago split a holiday doubleheader with 4 to 3 scores in both games. Cobb extended his hitting streak to 84 games with a morning single and an afternoon double. Cicotte and James battled in a tight first game as Chicago scored late, while Cobb and Detroits offense faded in the second game despite a late push.
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Boston Dodgers Past Philadelphia In Doubleheader Victory
Boston won both games from Philadelphia 6 to 0 and 6 to 3. Falkenberg pitched well early. in the fifth Boston surged with five hits, four runs. Key players included Hooper Strunk Gardner Barry Scott and Johnson for Philadelphia, Pennock and Falkenberg on the mound, with Boston taking the afternoon affair 6 to 3.
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Minor league scores show mixed results across leagues
In the International League Newark tied Richmond and Buffalo beat Montreal. Baltimore also fell to Providence while Rochester defeated Toronto. In the South Atlantic Charleston and Jacksonville split, Columbia and Augusta won, and Mobile edged Birmingham. Nashville and Chattanooga posted wins while Little Rock and Memphis lost. In the American Association Columbus and Louisville won, Kansas City trounced Milwaukee, and Minneapolis defeated St Paul. Blue Ridge saw Frederick, Hanover, and Hagerstown win, while New Berlin lost. Central League games featured Fort Wayne and South Bend splits, Muskegon sat atop Grand Rapids, Richmond blanked Evansville, Springfield beat Dayton, and San Diego noted Norman Ross set a new mile swim AAU record for the Olympic Club.
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Griffmen Triumph Over Donovan’s Yankees in Double Feature
The Nationals celebrate a bright Fourth of July with a double victory over the Yankees at Polo Grounds. Washington outhits but outmaneuvers New York, as Mike Menosky steals home for the winning run in the noon game and a wild Shawkey departure helps the Griffmen seal the afternoon win. Donovan’s dugout rages as Dineen ejects him after a disputed play.
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CAPITAL CANOEISTS SCORE IN REGATTA
Philadelphia Pa July 4 Members of the Washington Canoe Club scored overwhelming victories in the canoe races a feature of the aquatic carnival on the Schuylkill River. Five times the Washington colors won across the finish. Knight and Wagner were heavy scorers for the club pairing to win tandem single and tandem doubles. Knight Wagner Rutherford and Ellinson won the quad. Burch of the Washington Swimming Club placed third in the one man race. Gilbert Tomlinson starred with a 1 minute 94 5 seconds in the 100 yard event.
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Three Eye league to close parks amid period of losses
The Three Eye League, one of the nation’s oldest minor leagues, will suspend its season next Sunday due to heavy financial losses totaling about 25 000 since play began eight weeks ago. The league, operating for 17 years, includes Peoria, Rock Island, Morin s, Rockford, Quincy, Alton, Bloomington and Hannibal Mo, and will retain players and territorial rights under the National Association of Professional Leagues ruling.
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Ray Morgan Returns Home for Leg Treatment in Washington
Special to The Washington Post from New York July 4 reports manager Griffith sending Ray Morgan back to Washington to have his injured leg treated by specialists. Morgan is expected to be ready to play in a week to ten days and has been ordered to report in Cleveland. Eddie Foster returns to the lineup after a finger injury, collecting three hits and driving in two runs in the morning contest as the Nationals split a doubleheader with the Yankees amid a high scoring day and tense moments at the plate.
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Eddie Foster
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Braves and Phillies capture a game on July 4
Boston defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3 in a morning game and 4 to 2 in the afternoon, behind strong hitting and errors by Pittsburgh. St Louis also won the afternoon game to split the doubleheader, while Cooper and Mayer split mound duties. Strangler Lewis beat Zbyszko in a wrestling match at Braves Field.
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Menosky’s Daring Factor in Wind-Up Showdown
The narrative covers a tense baseball wind-up with Menosky’s aggressive base running and Shawkey limiting the Griff men’s offense. Ayers stalls the Yankees late as Peckinpaugh and Hendryx spark offense, while Johnson replaces Harper and shuts down Washington’s late threats.
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New York Takes Two From Brooklyn on Fourth of July
New York defeated Brooklyn 9 to 2 and 8 to 6. Dave Robertson belted a bases loaded homer in the afternoon to break Jack Coombs long streak of wins over the visitors as Schupp struggled at the plate. Tonight the pennant raising will occur with President Tener delivering the ovation.
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De Palma Sets World Mark in 25 Miles Race
In Detroit on July 4 Ralph de Palma clocked a new 25 mile world record in 21 minutes 02.5 seconds during a match race with Barney Oldfield, also defeating Oldfield in 15 mile and 10 mile events. Also in Colorado state news Robert Murray won the Denver Times 132 mile automobile road race in 3 hours 9 minutes with Cli Sundin second in 3 hours 16 minutes. six of 11 starters finished.
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Old Rosebud Wins Carter Handicap at Aqueduct
Old Rosebud a 6-year-old gelding carrying 130 pounds for H C Applegate won the Carter handicap at Aqueduct in 1 25 4 5, just one second off the track record amid soft footing from heavy rains. Bromo and The Finn finished second and third. Shannon River led the timber chase and beat Northwood by two lengths.
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Axtien Sets Trot Record at Lincoln Races
A chestnut stallion named Axtien owned by Sam Harris of Aurora Tl, ridden by Harris, set a new world trotting record for stallions on a half mile dirt track in Lincoln Nebraska, covering 2 10 3 4 in the third heat. The card lists multiple races with purses and placements including Breman, J W Hunley, and Vavarde, along with various show and place payoffs.
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Bezdek Named Manager of Pirates in Pittsburgh
Hugo Bezdek, 33, head of athletic instruction at the University of Oregon, is named to succeed James J. Nahan as manager of the Pittsburgh National League club. He has served as a scout for the Pirates and has acted as manager since Callahan was relieved last Saturday with Hans Wagner acting in the interim.
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