Double Lone Safety Alexander Shuts Down Giants
Philadelphia edged New York 2 to 1 as Alex Alexander limited the Giants to one hit. Merkle doubled for New York in the second inning, but Philadelphia’s early offense, four singles and a sacrifice, produced the decisive runs. The morning game was rained out on wet grounds.
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Baseball award settles Koob dispute in Battle Creek case
The national baseball commission ruled Koob belongs to the St. Louis American League club after Battle Creek of the Southern Michigan League failed to prove a written agreement. The decision disallowed Battle Creek's claim and confirmed the St. Louis club's rights.
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Dodgers Hit Timely To Beat Braves 6-3
Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 3 as timely hitting off Bughes and Strand in four innings broke the game open. Strong outfield catches saved Pfeffer, Maranville recorded no putouts, assists, or errors, and Wheat and Cutshaw led with key hits.
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Reds Jolt Cubs in Batting Fest
Cincinnati cut Chicago’s pennant lead to one game by taking both parts of a holiday doubleheader 8 to 5 and 12 to 7. Groh had five hits including a homer and two doubles, while Bresnahan clashed with the umpire after misreading a delivery and was ejected. Chicago’s erratic fielding aided Cincinnati’s 31 total bases in game two as Lavender and Williams contributed for Chicago.
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Pirates and Cardinals Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In a July 5 doubleheader in Pittsburgh, St Louis opened with a 3 1 victory while the Pirates captured the afternoon game 5 5. Mamaux and Doak pitched well in the opener as Harmon shined for Pittsburgh. Both games featured sharp defense and key hits by Baird Wagner and Beck, with Pittsburgh advantaged by timely scoring and fielding.
Federal League results and standings brief
St Louis defeated Newark 80 to 36 while Kan City posted 42 to 30 over 583 Brookline and Chicago 412 to 568. Baltimore 26 Pittsburgh 88 and Buffalo 28 recorded yesterday’s results amid a noisy standings sketch across the league.
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Fabre Wins Marathon In 67 7
Edouard Fabre of Montreal wins a 12 mile race in 67 minutes 7 seconds on a track laid in Boston’s old baseball grounds. He defeats a strong field, returning to the scene of a prior American marathon victory.
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Newark Triumphs Over Brooklyn In 14 Innings
Newark New Jersey defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a long afternoon game after a rainout in the morning at Brooklyn. The Newark scoring came in the late innings as pitchers held tight and defense prevailed. Betteries Wittie and Land, Realbeck, Moseley, and Rariden starred for Newark in a tense extra inning victory.
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Nationals Suffer Two Shutouts in Boston Losses
Outplayed in all departments the Nationals were swept by the Red Sox in a doubleheader at Fenway Park. Morning game saw Boston win 4 to 0 as Ayers allowed three bases on balls and Ruth sparked with hits and timely errors. Afternoon contest ended 6 to 0 with Boston again taking advantage of walks and timely hits while Nationals left nine men on base.
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Foster's double powers Boston comeback in Washington game
Thomas tripled to clear bases then scored on Foster's left field double as Boston relays six runs after an early Washington threat. Engel pitched five and a third but kept Washington hitless. Ruth held strong for Boston, with key runs coming on Janvrin's triple and Hobby's hits. Final score details show Boston prevailing despite tight Nationals pitching and late Boston baserunning.
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Nationals Bat Connolly Third in Beantown Tilt
Boston notes report Griff ith shifts Tommy Connolly to third and Eddie Foster to second for the doubleheader. Connolly handles five chances well and lines a key hit off a fence. Foster makes a brilliant second-base play. Attendance tops fourteen thousand. rain dampens afternoon crowds. a doubleheader is slated for tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Fielder Jones Quits St. Louis Federals
Jones resigns as manager of the St. Louis Federals after being ejected by umpire Barry Howell. He telegraphed his resignation to owner Phil Ball and will direct the club until a successor is chosen.
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Sloufed Intregh Breaks Federal Leaders
St Louis regains first by morning 10 9 win over Kansas City then clinches lead with 9 3 afternoon victory. Scores list morning game R A E St Louis 4 Kansas City 2. afternoon St Louis 7 Kansas City 6. Batteries Groom Hartley Main Easterly and other names appear in box score.
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Pittsburgh and Chicago split a holiday doubleheader
In Chicago on July 5 fast base running helped Pittsburgh win the first game 3 to 2 while Zeider’s timely hitting gave Chicago the second game 2 to 1. Batteries were Hearne and Berry for Pittsburgh and Prendergast and Flacher for Chicago. Elsewhere in Galesburg, Illinois, Joe Walters won the 109 mile professional motorcycle race in 1 hour 37 minutes 25 seconds with no accidents reported.
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Browns Beat White Sox Twice In Doubleheader
In St Louis July 5 the Browns defeated the White Sox 4 to 1 in the opener and 9 to 3 in the second game. Weaver saved the first game by a late rally, and Fournier doubled to drive in the go ahead run after Weaver was hit in the head. Chicago threatened late in the second but St Louis plated nine early runs and held on for the win.
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Athletics Take Two By Narrow Margins
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees in both ends of a doubleheader, 4 to 2 and 2 to 1, at New York. Walsh drove in three runs, including a homer and a steal of home, while Breasler and Bush delivered key pitching holds. The Yankees out hit in the second game but stranded runners at critical moments as Philadelphia capitalized on errors and timely hitting.
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Split for Baltofeds With Buffalo Team
Baltimore and Buffalo split even in today's games with the Terrapins trailing 6 in the first game but winning the second set 9 to 2 Johnson posted his third straight win since joining Baltimore First game score listed as 6 to 1 with Baltimore clinging to the edge and a brief summary of players Batter ies-Ford Bedient Bliz Render Conley and Wena noted Second game score shows Buffalo triumphs with ROWE Buff alo and other players named Batteries-Schultz Krapp Blair Johnson Jarklitsch listed among participants
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Cafiero Wins Motorcycle Grind Grand Prize
Savannah rider Bava Savannah wins the motorcycle club 10 mile grand prize with a time around 1 minute 3% seconds, securing top honors in the event today.
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