Red Sox Rally Foils Tigers In Twinbill Opener
Boston sweeps past Detroit 4 2 in the first game as Rosen belts a two run homer in the eighth while Hobson, Mings and Tenr provide key hits. The second game sees Cleveland?. no, Detroit keeps scoring in the early frames and Boston again answers, led by strong pitching and timely hits from Barry, Lewis, and Hobbs as the visitors take both games.
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Nationals, White Sox Clash Behind Early Hitting Rally
National and White Sox action features two games at the local yard with mixed lineups and pinch hitters. Walter Johnson loses the opener but shines at the plate as Milan and Foster spark late scoring. Milan makes a dazzling catch in center.
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Dodgers Drop a Pair in 14-Inning Second Game
Pittsburgh wins a doubleheader finale that extended to 14 innings. The Brooklyn visitors fall 14 innings into the night as batters struggle through a tense, error-filled game with limited scoring and late drama.
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First Game Shut-Out, Next a Real Battle
New York defeated St Louis 5 to 0 in the first game as Russell shut out the A's with four hits and the Yankees pounded Koob. In the second game New York beat St Louis 6 to 4 behind lefty Hamilton while Flasher struggled and was pulled with bases loaded in the seventh.
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Nationals and White Sox Split Twin Bill on Opening Day
In Washington a two game set ended 6 3 for the White Sox in the first game and 6 2 for the Nationals in the nightcap. Johnson and Benz pitched sparingly with errors and wild pitches shaping the late innings as both sides produced several sensational plays.
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No Deal for Herzog Yet
Indications tonight were that both the New York and Chicago National League clubs hoped to land Charles Herzog of Cincinnati. President Weeghman declined to expand on his statement that a decision was expected soon from Cincinnati. It is believed Herzog is standing pat on his yesterday offer, as President Hempstead of the Giants, who reached Chicago today, reportedly made another bid after a conference with Manager McGraw.
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Crawford May Quit to Turn Politician
Detroit reports say Sam Crawford veteran Tigers outfielder may leave baseball to pursue politics. Rumors place him seeking the Democratic sheriff nomination in Wayne County with Ed Stein as a potential GOP rival. Newport News scores and local names appear in the clipped text.
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Errors and poor plays spark White Sox big ball game
The White Sox hit hard with errors and misplays allowing big inning threats. Jamieson scored on a miscue by J Coline after Schalk walked and McMullin grounded out, while Henry reached on a single that scored later. Fournier and Collins were involved in another scoring sequence as Schalk doubled and McMuling scored. The eruption continued until Ayers worked out of the jam.
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Baseball Standings and Today’s Games
The American League standings show Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington with varied win totals and winning percentages. Today’s matchups include Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Boston, St Louis at New York, and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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National League Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 46 wins and 32 losses, Pittsburgh at 87 40, Chicago and Philadelphia midpack, St. Louis near .450, New York around .389, Cincinnati about .410. Upcoming games tilt toward Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Boston, Philadelphia at New York or Chicago.
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Nationals Rally Past Chicago In Blue Ridge League Showdown
In a tense contest the Nationals overcome Chicago 6 2. Moeller Foster Rice and Shanks sparked early scoring while Johnson and Aln smith delivered key hits. Danforth and Renz pitched solidly as Gharrity and Murphy provided late-inning offense before final out.
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Umpires Power in Baseball Sparked by Landis Speech
Chicago July 18 Federal Judge Landis spoke at a Chicago Association of Commerce luncheon saying umpires have too much power and cautioning that the game needs pep and brain work this year. He contrasted players lack of pep with the umpires authority and noted striking tensions in baseball circles.
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