Pinch Hit in Tenth Lifts Phillies Over St Louis 4 2
Philadelphia wins a tense game from St Louis 4 to 2 in ten innings as Stock delivers a pinch hit scoring the decisive run. Lavender, pitching for Chicago, and errors and disputes mark the New York game, with Fisher and Saler among the key hitters for the Cubs and Giants.
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Braves Beat Pirates With Help From Losers
Boston July 13. Roston defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 today as the Braves grabbed the win amid a tangle of miscues and scattered hits. Magee scored and Wright, Maranville, and Baird contributed in a tightly played game, with solid defense backing the pitchers amid a rough, errorful slate.
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Tennis Tourney Brings Extra Set in Thrilling Match
Three matches at the Terminal Railroad tennis tourney were played yesterday on the terminal courts. The tightest clash saw Mo Mayo beat H Johnston in an extra set. BT WBA Jlack defeated Warren L Heap 6 4 6. land FOAL Truan beat W A Streiter 6 1 6 1. Daverport Iowa noted a rifle record by Westergaard at Cincage in the Central Sharpshooters Union tournament. International League action shows Montress, Iderses City, meets Promidence as Toronto, Richmond and Buffalo post results.
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Douglas Is Strong Dodgers By 4 To 2
In St Louis on July 16 the Nationals and Crowns battled with multiple chances for runs. Moeller, Milan, and Foster sparked the Dodgers with timely hits and a key double plays. Final score shows the Nationals 2, Dodgers 4 as crowds watched from Eastern Rotary park later afternoon games.
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Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 4 to 2 Behind Ames In Relief
Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 4 to 2 as Ames relieves Benton after four innings. Myers hits a seventh inning homer accounting for Brooklyn runs. Benton allowed four runs early, then Ames shutout the Superbas until late. Umpires Messer Quigley Emalle. Time 2 hours 25 minutes.
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Erratic Playing Nationals Undoing and Falling to Browns
Nationals suffer two losses to the Browns at Sportaman Park as baserunning miscues and defensive lapses doom Washington. Joe Engel misplays key plays in game one. Jim Shaw loses the nightcap despite Nationals battering Hamilton. Nationals collect twenty hits but only five runs, while the Browns tally nine with sixteen hits. Neff starts at third as Griffith reshuffles the lineup to counter two left-handed Browns pitchers.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND
A table of standings shows teams like Pittsburgh New York Chicago and Boston with wins and losses. Yesterday results list St Louis Philadelphia Washington and Chicago among others. Today games include Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland and Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Johnson to Pitch Today in Foul Game Against Browns
St Louis July 15 Johnson is slated to pitch in the foul game of the rersgn against the Browns to morrow. The Nationals will then move on to Cleveland for six games in four daye.
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Bressler In Form As White Sox Fall To Phillies
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 5 to 2 as Bressler limits hits and fielding errors keep Chicago from scoring. Key plays include Schang Weaver and McInnes driving in runs while Cicotte and Wolfgang split pitching duties. Game lasts 2 hours 5 minutes.
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bungling bunts cost Red Sox win in Cleveland game
Cleveland fell 4 to 3 as Hagerman misplayed bunts and fielding miscues let Boston score three unearned runs. Barry made a sharp one hand catch, while solid hitting from Chapman Speak er and Gainer paced Boston. Rosters list Hooper, Kirke, Lewis, and Gardener among others.
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Investigation to Probe Captain Evers Allegation
New York July 5. Captain Evers of the Boston Braves is accused of making a remark about the integrity of a major league baseball game. President John Tener will travel to Boston to conduct an investigation into the charge.
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Shanks, Gandil Spark A's Rally In Extra Frame
In St Louis on July 11 Austin and Moeller duel as Gandill and Shanks lift Washington to a late lead. Pratt and Leary chase in a tight game, Foster's triple and Milan's heroics save the Nationals with two decisive catches and a dramatic sixth inning run burst. Final tension rises as Moeller struggles and James relieves, with Washington edging St. Louis in a one hour fifty five minute contest.
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Sisler Wins Tennis Consolation Final In Washington Tourney
W A Sisler defeated C J Bigham in the consolation final, 7 6 4, in a Washington Railway and Electric Company tournament. Sisler earned a gold penknife for his victory. Nearby results include Hoskr Mount defeating Suffolk Petersburg 4 11, Newport Bows 6 Portsmouth 4.
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Federal League forms war fund to challenge baseball
Kansas City July 15 The Federal League announced a war fund of 1 000 000 to back its drive against organized baseball Harry Sinclair owner of the Newark club was named chairman of the expenditure committee Ward vice president confirmed a 2 000 000 total fund and said Sinclair would lead the campaign while New York plans and franchise shifts were discussed in the league room in New York City confirmation of a planned New York invasion and broader league strengthening were reported by local officials and circulating plans for changes in the circuit were under consideration
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Newfeds Take Pair From Buffalo Club
Newark wins two games against Buffalo by 7 to 9 and 4 to 3 with Moseley dominant in game one and Reulshach holding the locals hitless into the eighth in game two. Batteries Moseley and Rariden for Newark. Steulbach and Rariden for Buffalo.
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Chicago Edges St Louis In Ninth Inning Rally
St. Louis lost 6 to 5 to Chicago after a late rally. Three St. Louis pitchers were used as Chicago built an early lead and kept it. Chicago's Brown and Flacher combined for the win as St. Louis tried to mount a comeback in the ninth.
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Brooklyn Defeats Baltimore 4 to 2 in Ten Innings
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 4 to 2 in ten innings to close the series. Batteries were Bluejacket Seaton Lipton for Brooklyn and Bailey Owens for Baltimore. Other scores list multiple minor league games across American Association Texas and Southern leagues with varying results.
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Nationwide crusade on baseball pools arrest in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on July 18 government agents began a nationwide crusade against baseball pools with the arrest of Joan J Kilcoyne and Thomas E Warman promoters of the Weekly World and Rastime Review. Charged with conspiracy in shipping pool tickets across state lines they posted 5000 bail each for the September grand jury. James T Cortelyou chief inspector said federal authorities will stop operation of baseball pools nationwide and penalties include two years imprisonment and a $1000 fine. Officials noted that re publication of the weeklies would not halt prosecutions.
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New Manager for Birmingham Baseball Team Named
A new manager for Birmingham baseball in Alabama was announced with appointment on July 15. Caricom Molesworth signed the contract, naming Centerelnet Magee as a key lineup member for today’s game and outlining the planned lineup adjustments.
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