Tigers Look Like Title Contenders in Strong American League
Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillo assesses Detroit Tigers as the class of the American League, with Jennings’ managing and a deep lineup led by strong pitchers and fielders. He notes rival teams like the Browns and White Sox may challenge for first, while Orioles and Giants loom as threats later in the season. The piece praises Tigers’ depth and strategic decisions, and contemplates batting versus pitching balance for pennant contention.
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J. ED Grillo
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White Sox
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Lean Men Get Trouncing In Printer League Game
An afternoon game on the White Lot saw union printers teams the Leans and Fats. In the second inning the Fats piled up nine runs on Woulfe with seven hits and four walks. Cy Perkins starred for the Fats allowing only one hit and nearly shutting out the Leans despite a wild pitch. The Fats seek a rematch as they prepare to send a squad to New York in September for the Union Printers Baseball League Herrmann trophy.
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Woulfe
Ball
Perkins
Fas
Printers
New York
Urion Printers
Ree Fata
Pas
Pelons
Suess Leans
Embser
Mr. Smith
Killian
Nationals
Cobb
Tigers
Milan
Shipke
Ganley
Downs
Rossman
Pickering
Street
McBride
Burns
Gers
Thamag
Crawford
Rick
Thomas
Coughlin
Sf Coby
Schaefer
Crawford Shipke
Freesman
Mark
Dickering
American League results and standings snapshot
Yesterday's results show Detroit over Chicago 6 to 1, Washington 6, New York 3, Boston 2. New York beat St. Louis 6 to 1. Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 0. Philadelphia 4 over St. Louis 2. Cleveland split with Detroit as Detroit 2, Cleveland 2. Standings list Philadelphia and St Louis in top positions with New York also strong. several games scheduled today include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and New York at St. Louis.
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Washington
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Ladrott
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Arehdan
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Beaton
Browns Rally Doubleheader Victory Over St Louis
Boston wins both ends of a July 21 doubleheader 2 1 and 3 0. Pitching battles feature a costly Spencer error and Morgan edge over Powell as Boston capitalizes on St Louis misplays. Wagner Carrigan and Hartzell star for Boston with key RBIs and timely runs.
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Hosten
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Sheridan
Connolly
Davis Suspended After Philadelphia Triumph
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 4 to 2 as first baseman Harry Davis of the Philadelphia team was suspended indefinitely by American League President Johnson for actions in the previous day’s game. The match featured strong plays from Clarke, Lajoie, and Hartsel for Cleveland, with Philadelphia tallying four runs in total. Also reported is a tied Woodstock versus Front Royal game, and a detailed Nationals vs. Tigers matchup with notable throws by Cobb and Burns shaping the outcome.
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Harry Davis
President Johnson
O Laughlin
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Clarke
O Marwer
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Oldring
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Berger
Taft
O'Loughlin
Woodstock
Front Royal
Washington Post
Newman
Dalton
Stone
Bob Unglaub
Unglaub
Cobb
Nationals
Tigers
Street
Pickering
Gobb Beats Logals Detroit Four to One
Burns is not a puzzle misplays behind big pitcher are followed by hard hits Billian though wild proves effective with men on bases Visitors make two home runs and do splendid work on bases and in field
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Jake
Billian
Herman Schaefer
Cantillon
Burns
Schaefer
Ganley
Punks
McBride
Cobb's Remarkable Rise Extends Tigers Postseason Bid
Detroit reports Ty Cobb has improved by about 80 percent over last season, hailed as the era’s greatest all around player. Jesse Tannehill praises 19-year-old catcher Killifer and notes Burns, Cantillon, and Schaefer shaping a Tigers rally as Cobb stars with base running and a late homer.
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Ty Cobb
Baellin- Hohers
Cobb
Jesse Tanneh
Texas
Tannehill
Bill Killifer
Austin
Nationals
Dougherty Banned as Cubs, Yankees Split Twinbill in New York
In a July 21 doubleheader, Chicago beat New York 6 to 3 in the opener before the Yankees won the nightcap by a one-run margin. Dougherty was ejected in the first game after disputing umpire Evans. Conroy led the second game with a home run and two additional runs, as Conroy, Moriarity and Hemphill drove key hits amid a tight pitching duel.
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Hahn
Niles
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Hebert
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Anderson
Hemphill
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Delshauty
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Weaver
Masning
Hoge
Moriarity
Mannaug
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O' White
Crrate
Hogg
White
Messrs
Hurgt
Gwen Thune
Cubs Fail To Score In Chicago's Narrow Loss
Boston tops Chicago 6 to 5 as Brown and Lundgren struggle on the mound. Howard is the lone Chicagoan to homer off Lindaman. Mack hits a late triple but is tagged out at the plate. Brown allows three walks, Lundgren two, Mack drives in two with a triple, while Houston and Beaumont contribute for the Red Sox.
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Howard
Sheers
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McGann
Sieinfeldt
Richey
Itviere Oprowne
Limagren
Geventh
Shieage
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Hatex
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Browne
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Tinker
Hotmann Marshall
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Mack
Kiem
Mathewson Dominates Opening Game as New York Edges St Louis
In a twelve inning double header opener at St Louis the New Yorks win 4 to 3 behind an invincible Mathewson with runners on base though Taylor rough in the second contest as St Louis defeats New York 2 to 1. Run totals credit Yenney Ursin Devlin McCormick Murray and Bye for New York with Konetchy Dolenants and Charles among the stellar contributors for St Louis.
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Berry
Donlin
Metorm
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Tastor
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St Lowe
Rune
Konetchy
Dolenants
Pirates Blank Superbans in Quick Shutout
Pittsburg blank Brooklyn in a brisk 1 hour 20 minute game. Leach and Leifield scored for the victors as Pittsburg held Brooklyn to no runs. Pitching by Pastorius and Leifield shut down the opposition as only a single Brooklyn baserunner reached second base.
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Emsahe
Three Hits Off Richie In Tight Philadelphia Defeat
Philadelphia and Cincinnati clash as Richie limits Reds to three hits. Titus miscue in first scores two for Cincinnati. Grant homers for Philadelphia. Final: Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2. Also notes Tapnallytown A C beats Wisconsin 6 4 in separate game. pitching star Jones fans fourteen. Letter seeks league members and congressmen through J T Finney, Tennallytown, D C.
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Ohio
Richie
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Muff
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Tapnallytown A. C
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J. T Finney
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