Braves win on late mistakes and gifts from guards
Boston edges St Louis as Doak passes Gowdy and the bases are loaded. Errors and a late sacrifice fly spark a key Boston run in the eighth, while misplays by St Louis pitchers help the Braves secure a 2 hour 20 minute battle.
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Butler
Baaton
St Louis
Doak
Gowdy
Intendenalls
Butter
Boston
SCE
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Utter
Lneens
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Miller
Hyatt, Rf
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Griner
Denk
Teton
Soule
Magee
Egan
Maranville
Lang Tors
Evers
Long
Sopinge
Ragan
York of
Grocer
Uinpires
Buffalo Takes Doubleheader Over Brooklyn 8 2 and 9 1
Buffalo wins both ends of a doubleheader against Brooklyn, 8 to 2 and 9 to 1. Brooklyn led until the eighth when Buffalo pulled Seaton and Taftte out. Spores starts the second game for Brooklyn in a walkover loss. Ernest Walker released by St Louis Americans to Rochester for report tomorrow. Burman wins 100 mile auto race in Burlington with 206 47 time.
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Buffalo
Seaton
Taftte
TB. E. Saftato
Schulz
Bedient
Blair
Frank Smith
Simon
R. H. E. Furnis
Lafitte
Finneran
Frank Goth
Lard
Wright
Towns
Ernest Walker
St Louis
Outfieider
The
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Burman
Burlington
Iowa
Bob Burman
Sloufed s get even on groom s pitching
Pittsburgh and St Louis split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh taking the first game 4 to 2 and St Louis winning 5 to 0. Crandall struggled in game one while Allen was sharp for Pittsburgh. Groom dominated in the nightcap yielding only three hits and avoiding danger as Hartley and Rogge provided support.
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Pittsburghs
St. Louis
Crandall
Allen
St. Touls
Alexander Big Part Of Phillies Victory
Alexander helped Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as he drove in the first run with a double and contributed in the eighth inning. Umpire Orth tore a tendon and will miss several weeks.
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Alexander
Pittsburgh
Wagner
Orth
Pittaburgh
Phila
Collins
Byrne
Carey If
Bancroft
Tohonson
Whitted
Sleraraty
Becker
Wnlebof
Luderan
Whilliter
Harmon
Conzelman
Este *Coatel'o
Turterous
Cravath
Alezanier
Carey
Bale
Phiadelphia
Pitsburgh
Ramon
Masers
Quigies
Rumor of trade denied by Griff amid Red Sox talks
Chicago July 9 reports say Walter Griffiths was connected to trades involving his players including Ainsmith and Shanks with Boston owner Lannin seeking a catcher. Griffith denied any deal, noting he would not confirm or deny while negotiations continued and changes in batting order reshuffled Shanks to second.
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Griffith
Ainsmith
Washington
Uhla
Shanks
Red Sox
Carrigan
Sweet
Doneway
Alnamith
Johnson
Howard Shanks
Foster
Cleveland Tops Yankees 4 3 In Late Rally
Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 3 as Mitchell holds the Yankees through seven innings and Jones saves in the ninth. Fisher allowed the comeback bid but the Indians held on. Southworth and Graney lead a tense game with timely hits in a tight seven to nine inning stretch.
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Ohio
New Yorks
Mitchell
Jones
Fisher
New York
Ron
Graney
Marwel
Baz Kirke
Plp
Ibl
Chamnan
Ores
Smith
Mullen
Iboso Weill
Hartzell If
Boone
O.ninamaker
A Fisher
Cottrell
Ftauman
Tardwell Leater
Muns—Southworth
O'Neill
Cook
Peckinpaugh
Maisel
Messie
Natiin
Dineen
Nationals and White Sox clash in windy Chicago duel
Griffith's Nationals sacrificed to the White Sox at Comiskey Park as the skid extends to eight losses under manager Griffith. Shaw pitched well for Washington while Ayers and ailing fielding doomed the Nationals despite ten baserunners and two double plays. The White Sox seized the eighth inning to pull away, with Foster, Fournier and Collins delivering key hits and a decisive late burst to seal a 5 to 1 victory at home.
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Stanley T. Milliken
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Griffith
Nationale
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Nationals
Shaw
Ayers
Rowland
John Hen
iGundil
Washington
Alandpaint
Moeller
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Henry
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Scott
Quiset
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Millan
Fournier
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Schalk
J. Collings
Have Chance
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Acosta
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Arers
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Lalbold
Weaver
Baes
Blackburne
J Gandil
Felsel
Moelier
Coumpliz
Massra
Wallace
Gamme
Tigers Rout Red Sox in High‑scoring Detroit Victory
Detroit defeated Boston 15 to 4 as three Boston pitchers were hit hard. Veach doubled for the only extra base hit in a late surge, Coveleskie faltered on a lazy double play, and Detroit chased Ruth and Gregg early with nine of eleven batters reaching in one inning. A rugged day for Boston pitching led to a decisive Tigers win.
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Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Gregg
Veuch
Coveleskia
Jalters
Javet
AHHOA
Abha Hooper
O'Vitt
Dumrrin
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Spenter
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Lewis
Gardner
Vitt
Kavanaugh
Gob
Crawford
Vench
Horns
Huh
Baker
Hoblttzell
Warry
Cady
Jacobson
Harry
Uhrer Bane
Kavensugh
Tia Fnab
Cobb
Veach
Enmed Rims
Torton
Covdleskie
Lettom Banes
Errora
Balle
Ruth
Maye
Greeg
Hite
Moyr
Covelenkle
Pavet
Binuck
Philadelphia Tops St Louis In Fast Game In St Louis
Philadelphia won 3 to 1 over St Louis in a brisk contest. Bush allowed no runs except an sixth inning walk and score on Sisler’s single. Key hits included Strunk and Austin with multiple players contributing as Philadelphia takes the lead in a tight baseball matchup.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bush
Shotten
Austin
Sisler
Phi Abho AI
Louly
AD Hoa Murphy
Qaustin
Walsh
Siler
Strink
Lapp
Itn
Austin Pratt
James
Kopf
Noulle
Lajole
Innes
Meinnes
St. Lovin
Ny James
prieh—Bush
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball standings show Chicago leading with 40 wins, Brooklyn 31, and New York 28. Yesterday results included Chicago defeating Philadelphia while St Louis beat Pittsburgh, and Detroit routing Cleveland. Today schedules feature Chicago at Brooklyn and New York at Cleveland among other matchups.
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W. Ob
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New York
St. Louis
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Anderton
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Pliteburgh
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Newark
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Baltimore
Brooklyn Beats Thiewgo In Ten Inning Series Opener
Brooklyn overcame a late lead and bottomed out Thiewgo 8 to 7 in ten innings. Pfeffer was knocked out in the fourth while Rucker kept Chicago hits scattered. Williams belted two homers, Daubert drove in runs, and O Mara doubled in the tenth to push Brooklyn ahead.
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Thiewgo
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Rucker
Pierce
Stanaridge
O'Mara
Daubert
Williams
Spier
Svore
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APRA
Geel
Olmeere Eh
Murray
O’mara
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Nehulte
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Brooklsa
Fisher
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Phelan
Archer
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Geta
McCarty
He Zimnerman
Uaubert
Mara
Sater
Jame
Schulte
Zhaerman
Baler
Brooklan
Alte
Tranbert
Thele Pity Ui Zimmerman
Bagses
Errora
Fraoklin
Pieter
Pierre
Avin
Standridge
Ly Stnnurlige
Vieree
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Sem and
Ewace
Aniwates
Giants Beat Reds in Doubleheader Notable Stroud Day
New York celebrated Stroud Day with a doubleheader sweep over Cincinnati, winning 2 1 and 4 5. Stroud, the Dover New Jersey pitcher, received a gold watch before the first game and pitched the win, while Burns delivered a decisive two run single in the ninth to seal the second game's victory.
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Cincinnati
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Dover
N. J
Meyers
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O'Robertam
Promules
Darie Oh
Hermor
Fletcher
Wirka
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Snoderass
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Bogrrere
Olson
Mollwitz
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Pee
Grifth
Dosle
Merkle
Rogers
Lear
Wingo
Hasee
Doyie
Suns
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Hiare—Grob
Herzog
Mollwitz Snodgrass
Fletcherett
Firot Bane
Hite
Ry Strand
Dele
Tmpirer Mesars
Rigtar and
Hart
Trombles
Robertean
Tas Wingo
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Groh
Uohert
Gridith
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EO Mollwitz
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Aant Tigers
Semelder
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Perettt
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LOO
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Scillifer Grek
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Robertson
Lobert
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Dwyle
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Grant
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Ginelnnati
Mercers Cinelnnadi
Alla
Schneider
Porritt
Sehmelder
Doom Empires
Riglet
Interior Club Told to Post Franchise Fee or Be Dropped
At a meeting of the Departmental League board of managers in the Ebbitt House Interior was given one final chance to remain a member. The managers voted that Interior must post the remainder of its franchise fee with the league treasurer by Tuesday at 4 30 or be automatically expelled from the league.
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Ebbitt House
Interior
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