Giants Triumph 7 to 2 Over Cubs in Open Series
In Chicago on July 12 the National League opener swung to New York as the Giants beat Chicago 7 to 2. Fletcher sparked the attack with a homer and two other hits, while Zabel held the Cubs to errors and the visitors built a lead with timely hits. A remarkable defensive play by Robertson and Schulte’s late scoring helped preserve the win for New York.
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Early margin tells batfest to Braves in Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 4 to 2 as Sonneider struggles early and the Braves build a lead. The box score shows key hits by Levert Mayer and Douglass, with strong pitching from Weehuelder and McLaughlin in a long game at Batting Park.
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Nine to visit Hawaii to play series in Honolulu
Nine players from San Francisco are bound for Honolulu at the end of the season. The group, about twenty strong, will be brought by the Honolulu club to form a Pacific Coast team and play a series of games in Honolulu.
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Australian tennis team sails for New York to compete
The Australian lawn tennis team, set to challenge for the Dwight F Davis cup, sailed for New York aboard the Aquitania yesterday from London.
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Chance Talks White Sox Cubs Series Turning Point
Frank Chance and John J. McGraw assess the pennant race as Chicago Cubs and White Sox surge near leaders Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants. Chance cites pitching, team strength, and remaining schedule while McGraw warns the Cubs could tilt the NL race in a decisive series at home.
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Rival managers undecided as to pitching selections
Nationals and Tigers clash this afternoon in game two of the series with penant hopes on the line. Grifith’s staff reshuffled for Detroit. Johnson likely to start while Ayers may be primed for a Tigers test. Gandil returns for Washington as Foster also ready, shaping a tight AL race preview.
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Mobile Still Leads Sootherm Association Standings
Atlanta July 12 The Sootherm Association title race remains tight with six clubs at .500 or better. Mobile holds first, Birmingham moves to second, Chattanooga slips to fourth as Atlanta climbs to third. New Orleans falls to fifth, Nashville to sixth, Memphis seventh, Montgomery eighth as the week ends.
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Yesterday's Results in Major Games Across Cities
Yesterday's results show New York vs Philadelphia and Cincinnati recorded a score, with data indicating a 7 to 7 tie in one game and a missing result for Cincinnati. Local box scores note teams and cities, highlighting an unsettled playoff context and a need for full tabulation.
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Murray Sold by Boston to St Paul in AA Trade
The Boston Nationals announce the release of outfielder James Murray to the St Paul club of the American Association. Murray, recently obtained from Buffalo of the International League, was sold outright.
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Williams Wins Dane Cup Final In Three-Set Battle
New York July 12 Norris Williams defeated William Johnston in a hard fought three set final by scores 96 97 64 at the Dane Cup test tournament held on the Country Club of Westchester courts. Johnston the California entrant battled heat and ran into Williams late surge. Williams led 39 2 to 1 5 before finishing 392 to 1s in points. RC Wrenn announced Germany to send Otto Freitzheim and Oscar Kreutzer for international matches. Cardinals Defeat Fairmont AC 7 to 1 as Thompson struck out 14 in win.
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Chicago and St Louis Rivalry Appears in Standings
Fragmentary notes show Chicago and St Louis listings with teams Indianapolis and Kansas City, with unclear scores and positions. The text hints at a schedule or standings snippet referencing cities and game labels rather than a complete report. The source lacks coherent details for full event framing.
Breaks Leg Sliding In An Even Break For Orioles Outfielder
Baltimore Federals left fielder Guy Zinn broke his ankle sliding into third during a game with the Andrews squad at Fifteenth and H streets northeast. He doubled home a teammate earlier, was taken to Casualty Hospital, and will miss the rest of the season. Umpire Betts called the game after the injury. score line showed Baltimore leading Andrews.
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Baseball Leaders Report From Regional Circuits
The piece lists top hitters and pitchers across the major leagues and farm circuits. It notes Kansas City and Cleveland leading club batting in the American League with Cleveland and Minneapolis showing strong stolen base output. It highlights Illifer and Dougherty as top basestealers and Dougherty’s Milwaukee staff among leaders. It mentions Nashville and Atlanta led in stolen bases and pitching wins, with Toronto and Rochester among leading teams in the International League.
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Drew to Compete in Fall Sports Return to Springfield
Howard Drew, a noted sprinter, returns to Springfield Maia from USC and plans weekly races. He aims for the Sqnateur Athletic Upton championships in Baltimore this September and Canadian championships, with a Fresno meet around October. He may join USC College football and also plays baseball.
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Yacht Trophy Defender Seeks Toronto Race Challenge
Chicago crew Fred Price sails the sloop Valiant to win the final trials for the Richardson trophy challenge. Valiant beat Olympian Michicago by nearly two minutes on a 2 mile triangular course as Valant’s time hit 2 minutes 33.4 seconds.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
In the American Association the Kansas City club beat Columbus 12 to 4 while Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 8 to 3. In the International League Newark topped Jersey City 4 to 2 and Newark again shut out Jersey City 6 to 0. Providence defeated Baltimore 3 to 1. In the Southern Association New Orleans won 5 to 1 over Memphis with Nashville down Mobile 4 to 2. Only two games were on the slate.
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Chapman S Triple Decides S Tous Tale A tipic by Chap imam
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