Wood Gets Set Back At Hands Of Indians
Cleveland and Boston split a doubleheader in Cleveland with Cleveland winning 2-0 in the first game and Boston taking the second 7-1. Wood’s nine game win streak ended as Morton puzzled Indians hitters in the opener while Collins held Cleveland to two hits in the nightcap. Southworth drove in runs for Cleveland, and Hooper Homered for Boston. Errors and base on balls influenced both games as pitchers battled through 9 innings.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Boston
Morton
Wood
Nowing
Collins
Southworth
Hoffman
Abhoa Southwi
OlHooper
Chapman
al Janvrin
alSpeaker
OlGainer
Lewis
QlGardner
O l Thoman
Barry
Outhworth
Graney
Kirke
Cady
Janvrin
Bouton
Wowl
Gardner
Gather
Boaton
Meusra
Nailin
Dineen
Horton
Booner
Jonrrin
Speaker
Garner
Smith
Lewin
Berry
alCarrigen
Jones
Haratal
Hagerman
OM Coumbe
Harstad
Harata
Clevel
Mexers
Maltin
Fuckes
Rickey
Shotten
Browns
Newark Feds Incorporate in New Jersey
Newark Federal League baseball club was incorporated with the New Jersey secretary of state. The move counters rumors that the franchise might transfer to Reading, Pennsylvania, and marks formal establishment of the Newark club.
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Trenton
N. J
Newark Federal League Baseball Club
Secretary of State
Reading
Caldwell Victim Of Tigers Clouting In Detroit
Detroit beat New York 12 to 3 as Caldwell allowed twelve Tigers hits in six innings. Boland held the Yankees scoreless until the ninth before two singles and two doubles. The Tigers totaled 15 hits, with Cobb, Young, and Mullin among the standout batters. Sweeney and Stanage contributed, while Detroit benefited from errors by New York.
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Detroit
Mich
New York
Boland
Yankees
Tigers
Caldwell
Cole
Alma
Arhoa Qook
Divitt
Bauman
Yaung
Mai
Nanamaker
Sweeney
Detrait
Rims
Hartzell
Boone
Schwert
Vitt
Young
Cobb
Crawford
Vench
Burna
Dash
Stanage
Mullin
Ree
Veach
Dasea
Maisel
Cobh
Bush
Bits
Piteher
Gore
Mesnra
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Phillies Win 6-3 Over St Louis on Strong Batting
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 6 to 3 in a game marked by hard hitting and home runs in the early innings. key moments include a Niehof double, Perdue and Sallee changes, and three home runs by Snyder Cravath and Han crop t.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Neihoff
Perdue
Meadows
Whitted
Sallea
Luderus
Burns
Demaree
al Pits
Bneeins
Byrne
Bb. Beacher
Bancroft
Ai Miller
Becker
Butler
Peake
Wilson
Cravatl Byatt
Nichos Retzel
Snyder
Laderns
Sallee
Betzel
Cravath
Niehof
Emmors
Miller
Wilton
Recker
Hancroft
Bescher
Dante Playa
St. Louie
Henry Delivers Eleventh Inning Win Over Browns
Henry drives in Gandil with a sharp blow in the eleventh as Nationals beat the Browns 2 to 1 at Sportsman's Park. Gallia and Loudermilk matched zeroes until the late frame, with Gandil scoring and Henry driving in the winning run after Austin mishandled a grounder. The game featured strong defense, late rallies, and a tense, well pitched overtime.
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Henry
Gallia
Ayers
Loudermilk
Stanley T. Milliken
St Louia
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Sir John
Ty Cobb
Sportsman's Park
Hig Blow
Gandil
Browns
John
MecBrida
White
Connolly
Slabbiat
John Henry
McBride
Nationals
Shotten
Austin
Lister
Pratt
Rickey
Walle
Henry Connelly
Griffmen
Lotdermilk
Gandover and
Moeller
Foster
Milan
Shanks
Galdil
Genry
Walsh
Severeld
Severeid
Shanke
Sisler
Howard
Lavan
Laudermilk
Sistler
Griffith
McHride
Athletics Stalling Brings Defeat In Chicago Game
Philadelphia squandered a late rally as delays to fan rain caused the game to be played under protest. Chicago won 6 to 4 after Philadelphia attempted to stretch the innings, with Faber driving in the decisive run on a striking sequence.
Pool papers seized as inspectors raid dubious sports publications
Wilkes-Barre July 24 Federal inspector Frank Smith arrived to close the World and Pastime Review outlets tied to baseball pool tickets for prizes but found headquarters locked and promoters missing. Officials planned action under lottery laws but awaited developments. The World weekly suspended publication amid police pressure in Chicago and New York. publisher Kilcoyne was absent.
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Wilkes-Barre
Frank ‘Smith
Philadelphia
United States
Ipasial
Pastime Review
Pap
The
Baseball World
John Kilcoyne
Chicago
New York
Morgan Back Home Resting As Nationals Await Return
Ray Morgan remains sidelined after a collision injury, resting in St Louis until the Nationals return. Doctors advise six inch leg splints and complete rest, avoiding surgery. Meanwhile Howard Shanks and John Henry provide offense as the team fights on without Morgan.
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T Louls
Ray Morgan
Gandil
St. Louis
Washington
John
Nationals
Morgan
White Sox
Wilson
Henry
Boehling
Ray
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