American League Standings Shaken by Mile Milliken Commentary
Results from yesterday reshaped the standings with Chicago overtaking the Tigers and Nationals for second place after a double win over Boston. The Athletics widened their lead, while Detroit and St. Louis battled for third as Boston dropped in the standings. The Browns edged the Naps as Williams, Shotten, and Walker starred for Cleveland and St. Louis.
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Stanley T. Milliken
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Alva Williams
Brooklyn Takes Both Ends of Doubleheader From Baltimore
Brooklyn swept a July doubleheader against Baltimore by 6 to 4 and 4 to 3. In the second game Baltimore failed by a single run to tie the score in the ninth as eight hits were evenly split between the teams with three in each of the second and ninth innings. Quinn outpitched Lafitte in a tight pitchers’ duel. a costly Deolan error in the fifth aided Brooklyn’s four-run frame.
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Boehling Muffs Nationals Fall Short in Irregular Tilt
Nationals fall one run short to the Browns in the second game of the series. Boehling struggles as Engel and Harper fare, Milan drives focus with three hits including two triples. Gandil and Morgan contribute late rallies but fall short in a 5 to 4 defeat with Wallie Smith ending a late Nationals surge.
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CHIFEDS WIN EASILY BOB GROOM WINNER Cicago
Chicago defeated Kansas City 6 1 with Beck's second inning home run the highlight. Indianapolis hosted St Louis as McConnaughy allowed six runs in a 6 3 loss. Batterloe Giroom Chapman McConnaughy and Reriden noted in the box.
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American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 44 wins and 20 losses, St Louis and Chicago trailing. Yesterday's outcomes include Chicago over Boston and Philadelphia over Detroit, with several other interleague-like pairings noted across the circuit.
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White Sox climb to second as they sweep doubleheader
Chicago moves into second in the American League by taking both games from Boston in Boston. In the first game the Sox won 4 to 2 in ten innings after Hooper’s exit amid a collision with Speaker. Schalk delivered a two run double after being walked three times. The second game went to Chicago 5 to 4 aided by costly errors by Boston and late relief from Faber.
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Yankees Open Season With 7 1 Victory Over Cleveland
New York defeats Cleveland 7 to 1 in the opener as Warhop steady on mound. Mitchell’s wild throw in the fourth helps the Yankees, who erupt in the eighth led by a Collamore miscue ridden inning. Crea returns with three hits and a run, Graney makes a one handed grab on Boone, and the Yankees pile up hits against Cleveland pitching.
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Reds acquire Twombley and Derrick from Baltimore
Cincinnati President August Herrmann announced the Reds have obtained infielder Derrick and outfielder Twombley from the Baltimore organization. Twombley will be tested immediately while Carrick may enter a trade soon. Outfielder John Bates was released unconditionally as rumors of a major deal circulated.
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Giants Beat New York In Slugfest At St Louis
St Louis beat the Giants 4 to 3 in a loosely played game with two hits and three errors in the third inning. Butter tripled and Deak singled to score. Wilson doubled and Wingo tripled for St Louis. Final shots came on a fifth inning run and a squeeze play error, with Beck scoring on a high throw in the rundown.
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Plank Outshines Dauis as Philadelphia Wins Opener
Philadelphia defeats Detroit 6 to 3 in seven and a half innings. Plank pitched seven strong frames allowing scattered hits after two outs. McInnes and Collins produced key sacrifices. An eighth inning incident involved Murphy and a Detroit bench player, Cobb, leading to a bat throw missing its target. Athletics sign pitcher Phillips from Herrisburg.
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Bat Out A Victory Pirates Fall To Phillies 10 7 In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on July 8 Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 7 in a heavy hitting game. Mamaux entered in the fifth to hold the Phillies scoreless while Gibson and Oeschger started for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh used multiple pitchers. A late Pirates rally in the ninth fell short as the Phillies built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Reds Edge Brooklyn In Abbreviated Nines Clash
Cincinnati over Brooklyn 8 to 6 in a tight ninth inning. Moran, Dalton, Wheat, Stengel and Hoblitshof contributed key hits as Cincinnati held on after Brooklyn closed the gap to one run. Stengel, Moran, and Hoblitash starred on offense. Rogan and Brown split mound duties for the pitchers. Time of game was 1 hour 51 minutes.
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Braves In Eleventh Win On Walk Off Chicago Game
In Chicago on July 8 the Braves beat the White Sox 7 to 4 after a bases on balls in the eleventh inning. Murray walked, Whaling sacrificed, Murray scored on Cather's single, and two more runs followed to clinch the victory. Sweeney and Brearkan earned runs for Chicago.
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Andrews Signs King Cole for Weekend Bout with Baltimore Feds
King Cole, a standout amateur pitcher, signs to play for the Andrews papermen against the Baltimore Feds Sunday at Andrews Park. Behind the plate will be Dutch Munch returning from a forearm injury. Baltimore plans to start Keiser Wilhelm or George Sages. Prior to the main game Linworth and Ballston meet in the Independent elimination series. Start time is 1:30. Betts and Hughes officiate.
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Umpire Threatened Again in South Atlantic League
In Charleston, D C, during a Charleston Albany game, R obert Pender umpired amid threats after disputed calls. Rough crowd of over 100 demanded boycott of all future games Pender officiated. Albany won 1 to 0. protest expected by Charleston.
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