Acosta to Be Disciplined and Not Ready to Play
The Nationals, on a four game slide, face Boston as Acosta is reported disciplined and not available. Griffith planned Engel and Galina to start, with Leonard and Wood in line for Boston. Connolly and Foster spark the infield while Johnson, McBride, and Janvrin contribute at the plate amid a pivotal stretch before Chicago trip.
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Fourteen Stranded In Yankees Defeat In Detroit Baseball
Cleveland and Detroit split a 7 6 game with wild pitching and late rallies. Walker and Harstad struggled for Cleveland while Detroit rode key hits by Jackson, Cobb, Vitt, and ONeill to seal a 7 6 win at home in a tense late innings showcase.
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Brightwood racked up 12 runs as Immanuel and Doleman led a hard fought affair against Northwest League rivals. Doleman homered twice and Gist added a long ball while Drummond and Strieby faced heavy hitters in a wild, error-prone game.
White Sox Brace Make 12 Tallies in St Louis
Chicago defeats St. Louis 12 to 3 after five straight losses as White Sox pitchers and defense dominate. Felach Weaver Collins Fournier lead offense with multiple hits while St Louis errors and wild throws hamstring their effort.
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Cuban Reds Stop for Games in Gotham Tour
Cuban Reds led by Juve Massageni, who spent the season with the Nationals at Charlottesville, passed through Washington on their way to New York to meet the Chinese nine of Hawaii. The team has been on a tour since early April.
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Dodgers win a pair by one run margin at Ebbets Field
Brooklyn defeats Boston in two close games 3 2 and 4 3 to earn a doubleheader sweep. Coombs briefly left an innings with a strained tendon while Appleton and Rudolph pitched in relief. Ragan started the second game before Darin Davis and Maranville provided key hits as Brooklyn capitalized on Boston errors and timely hitting to take both contests.
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Griffith's Nationals suffer their fifth straight defeat as Boston wins 4 to 1 and 6 to 1. Boehling and Hopper falter early while Red Sox capitalize on miscues and timely hits. Connolly misplays and fielding errors plague Washington. Johnson and Mays duel in the mound.
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Described in Detail Beaton July 6 Shanks Stole, Red Sox Rally
Shanks singled and stole, Milan hit to center scoring Shanks and taking second. Gandil tagged out. Foster, Janvrin, and Speaker produced runs as Boston built a lead. Moeller stole, Hoblitzell and Lewis contributed, Gardner and Shore helped extend the inning. Boston totaled five runs in the first and added two more in the second. Washington scored none after the first. Pitchers Hopner and Boehling worked through 9 innings with miscellaneous hits and errors shaping the scoring.
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Cards Down Pirates On Timely Clout
St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in eight innings as Long’s single scored Griner after a first inning run by the Pirates. Carey’s bunt and Baird’s triple tied the game in the sixth, with St Louis clinching in the eighth.
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Bike Riders to Race on Marlboro Pike Event
National Cycle Club stages a 25 time handicap road race on bicycles on July 11 from Bradbury Heights to Marlboro and back over the Marlboro pike. Twenty merchandise prizes offered. event expected to be a big success. Fort Myer seeks opposition as its baseball nine looks for Saturday and Sunday games. contact D. Moner, manager.
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American League Results and Standings Snapshot
Yesterday's results feature Brooklyn 3 Chicago 4 and Chicago 5 Boston 2 with multiple teams posting scores across the league. Standings show Washington 82 wins, 34 losses, and New York at 28 34 with varying paces. schedule lists Washington at Boston and Chicago at St. Louis among today’s matchups.
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Fight on Chicago field caps doubleheader in darkness
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 5 to 4 in fourteen innings of the first game, then ties 2 to 2 in the seventh of the second before a darkness stoppage. A late fight after Good triple draws banishment of extra players. Olson ejects as umpires separate benches. Cincinnati errors and poor baserunning cost Chicago in the second game. Quigley and Orth umpire the long rough affair and field crowd surrounds the clubhouse.
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In a seven inning contest halted by darkness, Kansas City defeated Cincinnati 10 to 2. Basterts Packard and Chabourn delivered successive seventh inning singles to spark the rally, while Twombley Zimmerman and Williams contributed for the home side. Pitchers Toney Vaughn faced the line, with Davenport Hartley and Cullop Packard-Coxterly handling duties for the teams.
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Kansas City July 6 Fielder Jones manager of the St Louis Federals was indefinitely suspended by President Gilmore after an on field dispute with Umpire How Ell. Shortstop Johnson received a three day suspension and $60 fine for his part. Jones telegraphed his resignation to a Louis owner seeking a short stay until a successor is arranged. Lind Bex President of the St Louis club expressed belief Jones may leave but will return. Phil Ball chief owner was out of the city.
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Negotiations Grow Over Benny Kauff Trade Talks
Brooklyn breaks slump with a win over Buffalo as Bluejacket and Simon star. Chicago passes word through President Weeghman that Benny Kauff may move, with Lafitte and others involved. Lee Magee later asserts Kauff will stay with Brooklyn until suspension ends.
Giants Take Game By Bunching Drives In Philly
New York wins after pounding Mayer for seven hits including a triple two doubles and a sacrifice fly in early innings. Tincup and Baumgartner shutout the last six as Marquard is hit hard but only Creatath’s homer counts for Philadelphia. Final score New York 5 Philadelphia 1.
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