Killifer's double decides 16th inning victory for Phila
In Philadelphia the Phillies outlasted the Reds 3 to 2 in 16 innings, Deolan scoring on Killifer's two bagger with two out. Luderus gave the lead with a seventh inning double. Cincinnati tied in the ninth. Johnson ejected for disputing a strike. Both teams traded runs in the thirteenth. Brennan, Ames, and Brillant pitching steadied a lengthy game of 2 hours 35 minutes.
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Detroit and Boston split doubleheader in Detroit
In Detroit on July 19, Boston won the second game 6 to 2 after Detroit took the opener 3 to 1. Key plays included Cobb’s brilliant centerfield catches for Detroit and timely hitting by Hooper Speaker Crawford and Thomas for Boston in the late innings.
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Pirates Pound Rucker In Brooklyn Comeback Win
Pittsburgh bats muster six runs as Rucker fails over two innings in a 6 to 3 victory. Carey Butler J Miller Wheat Daubert Smith and others contribute, while Brooklyn struggle with 12 hits and six runners left on base. Stengel Pischert and Stack saw action as the Pirates pull ahead late in the game.
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New York Defeats St Louis In Fifth Game 6 To 3
New York beat St Louis 6 to 3 in game five of the series. Marquard and Griner pitched well early, then New York broke through with hits. Griner allowed one run in relief as Marquard fended off St Louis hitters. final score 6-3.
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Fight decision to Welsh in Vancouver showdown
Vancouver report on a fifteen round bout where Freddie Welsh defeated Jack O'Brien by decision. O'Brien showed speed and elusiveness in flashes but was mostly tied up by Welsh. Referee James Hewitt ruled Welsh the winner in a hard fought lightweight title fight.
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Boehlings to Pitch in Chicago Opener
Special to The Washington Fest St Louis Mo July 18. Ap ret with and previously planned he announced tonight that Joe Hoehling would be sent to the mound to face the White M on in the first of the crucial series of the present trip in the Winds oa tomorrow He Agrees that this cungiar Who with Johngen was near 10 Ch China ahead of the read of the squad in order a rou un should be able to capture his tenth straight and camel the cames American League pitching racord.
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Braves Let Out Seymour and Hvetad
The Braves released Seymour and Hvetad after a season with limited play. Baymeur, formerly with the Maw erk Nationale, joined the team last spring but has appeared in only a few games.
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Griffiths Optimism After Nationals Narrow Pennant Gap
Special to The Washington Post Loula Missouri July 19 Nationals slip in league race with ninth inning loss to Naps as Athletics and White Sox split. Griffith voices belief Nationals still in chase while criticizing Mackmen and Cleveland. Wild ninth inning error and freak play mar the defeat, exciting fans and prompting talk of a pennant run.
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Naps Rally in Ninth Triumphs 2-1 Over Yankees
Cleveland and New York staged a tense ninth inning finish as Keating faltered. The Naps pushed two runs in the final frame to overcome a 1-0 deficit, while New York managed only three hits, two in the last inning.
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Makes Ritchie Fight Offer
James Johnson, manager of the St Nicholas A C, wired Willie Ritchie a $20,000 offer to box three men Packey McFarland Jack Witten and Joe Shugrue ten rounds each with a guaranteed 9,500 for a ten round bout Kelth Freddie Welsh the English lightweight champion
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Browns Rally Grips Nationals 4 3 In Ninth
In St Louis on July 19 the Browns tied the game in the ninth and won 4 3 as Hughes faltered after a long relief stint. Engel started and faltered, Lavan, Agnew, and Gandil produced key plays, while Pratt, Williams, and Brief forced in runs for the Nationals before Hughes shut the door in the final frame.
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Baseball notes from a busy week with Connie Mack’s Athletics
The Athletics lead the league by a wide margin but cannot afford losses like last week. They beat the Tigers in a close two game series and trailed the White Sox in another doubleheader. Del Gamer led the Tigers with three singles in four at bats in one game, while a rich mix of trades and signings including Fred Walker to Brooklyn and George McQuinn to Columbus are noted. Various players and fans are highlighted amid a lively baseball week with multiple teams and cities mentioned.
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