Buffalos blank Baltimore twice in doubleheader
Buffalo pitchers shutout Baltimore in both games of a double header, 7 to 0 and 4 to 0. Earl Moore allowed only three hits in the second game while Buffalo’s Anderson limited the visitors to no runs. Read more for tied standings and player notes.
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BROOFEDS Win At Close In Ninth Staging
In Edinburgh Pa July 16 Brooklyn edged Pitfedts 4 to 2 as three runs crossed in the ninth inning against pitcher Kaetzer who had not yielded a hit until the seventh. Also noted are results from a swimming attempt by James Woltte of England who abandoned his cross Channel swim due to wind and sea conditions.
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Sneak Up Flag Raised At Shibe Park After Storm
Philadelphia Americans parade with pennant atop the pole as thunder and rain soak Shibe Park. St Louis Americans and the champion Athletics share a soggy afternoon with a doubleheader postponed due to showers.
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One Big Session for Indianapolis Defeated in Kansas City
July 1 Kansas City hosts a Western circuit polo match where Cullop allowed three hits until the seventh inning. Indianapolis scored four runs late and fell 6 to 3. Batteries Lonely and Rariden, Gallop Adams and Easterly. Free polo to enhance popularity. games held without admission to boost sport appeal.
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Morgan's Homer Saves Griffmen in Eight Inning Tie
Ray Morgan delivered a game tying home run for the Nationals with no one on in the seventh, lifting the score to 3-3 in an eight inning contest that was called by agreement. Detroit and Washington traded chances as pitchers Engel Coveleskie and Boehling held firm before the decisive blast.
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Yankees Divide With White Sox In Classic Showdown
The Yankees split a doubleheader with the White Sox, with the Cubs scoreboard showing a homer on Chicago’s side and Cole's pitching stalling in the second, preserving a tight, competitive series.
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Nationals Seek Revenge As Naps Visit Here
The Nationals aim to gain in the American League race as the Naplandera, led by Joe Birmingham, stay for a four game set. Griffin's lineup shifts and pitcher choices, with Jim Shaw and Boehling likely on the mound, underscore a push for the pennant and key series impact.
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Red Sox blank Cleveland to extend winning streak
Boston shut out Cleveland 4 to 0 to extend the streak to four. Leonard pitched four hitless innings, striking out five, as Cleveland managed only two hits through seven frames before Boston pulled away with timely hits and solid defense.
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How the Clubs Stand in the American League
The standings show Philadelphia and Boston leading the league with strong win totals. Detroit and St Louis trail, while Washington New York Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati mix in the middle pack. Yesterday’s results include Philadelphia over Chicago and New York over Cincinnati among others, with several games reported across the circuit.
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Lincoln A C Beats Navy 8 to 4 in Annapolis Tilt
Lincoln Athletic Club of Washington defeats the Naval Academy fourth class 8 to 4 after a combined hit battle and field duel at Annapolis. Connard and Bishop ably pitched for Lincoln while Woran and Mic Reynolda starred for Navy. Virginia League action noted alongside Newport News and Petersburg scorelines.
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Sallees Succeed With Late Runs In St Louis Win
In St Louis July 15 Salles delivered a pivotal two run single in the eighth, scoring Wilson and Snider to lift the Cardinals to a 6 4 victory over Boston. Sallee earned the win, with key late hits by Mann and other St Louis players contributing to the rally.
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Cubs Rally Past Giants On Schulte’s Late Double
Chicago ties series with a 4 2 win after Frank Schulte delivered a stellar two run double in the ninth inning. Williams and Leach scored on the decisive hit as New York’s Tesreau faltered and Chicago avoided an early series deficit.
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Reds Pull Away In Eighth Round
Cincinnati rallied in the eighth to beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Matson’s wildness and an error by Byrne helped supply the decisive runs. Key hits included Rocher, Magee, Lobert, and Groh contributing, while Douglass and Mayer pitched for the teams. The game spanned about 1 hour 12 minutes with umpires Byron and Jobason.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues and Cities
Baseball results from American Association and International League show Cleveland 2 over St Pam and Columbue Milwaukee 6 Tedianapolis 3. Minneapolis 2 Mangas City. Louieville i Interminational League games include Baltimore 1 Providence 1 and Jersey City 4 Newark 3. Buffalo 10 Montreal 0. Rochester 2 Toronto. Nashville and Birmingham both 2. Memphis 0 Mobile 4. Chattanooga 6 New Orleans 0.
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Evers Sidelined After Spike Wound Inning Incident
Second baseman Johan Evers of the Foxton Nailosat League club is expected to miss several games after a spike wound inflamed during midgame. He slid into second base on a play where Cruise deterred the batter, and the trainer advised rest.
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