Tigers Lead American League as Grillo Praises Detroit
Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillo praises the Detroit Tigers as the strongest team in the American League. He notes Jennings and the Tigers show deep pitching and strong hitting with LaRue and Dwyer among standout players. Grillo compares Detroit to Browns White Sox and Orioles, predicting a tight pennant race and calling for batting improvements for others.
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White Sox
Detroit
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Hughey Jennings
Cnugies
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Hanton
Liestuerss
Flanton
Mets
June Mings
McGraw
Leans and Fats Play Vivid Printer Team Baseball
An afternoon game on the White Lot matched union printers against the Leans and Fats. The Fats exploded in the second inning with nine runs off Woulfe on seven hits and four walks. Cy Perkins of the Fas hurled one hit and kept the Leans largely silent, though a wild pitch spoiled a shutout. The Fas want a rematch against the printers’ squad bound for New York in September to join the Union Printers' Baseball League for the Herrmann trophy.
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Suess Leans
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Detroit Tops Chicago In League Action Yesterday
Detroit defeated Chicago yesterday as Washington beat New York and Boston topped New York. St Louis split results with Chicago, while Philadelphia and St Louis both posted wins. Standings show New York and St Louis leading with strong records and imminent games listed.
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Washington
New York
Boston
St.Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
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Ladrott
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Pittsburg
Arehdan
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cincinnaati
Wok
Tilsburg
Rew
York
Beaton
Browns Sweep St Louis In Doubleheader Defeats
Boston wins both games 2 to 1 and 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel doubleheader. Bailey hurling well in game one, but an error by Spencer opens two runs. Morgan outduels Powell in the second contest as Boston capitalizes on errors and strong hitting to secure the sweep.
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Bostum
Wall—Om Burchell
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Barchell
Misers Shendan
Connell
Davis Suspended as Philadelphia Beats Cleveland 4 2
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 4 to 2 as Davis is indefinitely suspended by American League president Johnson for his ejection yesterday. Line scores reflect Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2 with Hartsel and Lajoie contributing notable hits amid tense game action.
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Gobb Beats Logals Detroit, 4 to 1 article finale
Burns is not a puzzle misplays behind big pitcher are followed by hard hits. Gobb proves effective with men on bases as visitors hit two home runs and do splendid work on bases and in field. Washington vs Detroit game recap notes.
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Cubs
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Nationals
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Tigers
Bit
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Tyrus Cabb
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Cobb Shows Peak Yet Surges Ahead For Tigers
Detroit star Ty Cobb, credited with transforming the pennant drive, is described as 80 percent better this season, surpassing his prior greatness. Scouting notes highlight catcher Bill Killifer, a 19 year old from Texas, and manager Cantillon’s bargain moves. Tigers pitcher Burns dominates with control, while Cobb’s base running and a decisive eighth inning home run seal crucial wins amid injuries and lineup shuffles.
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Baellin- Hohers
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Jesse Tanneh
Texas
Tannehill
Bill Killifer
Austin
Nationals
Tigers
Street
Pickering
Bil Burns
Burns
Freeman
Bill Dono
Hurshey
Schaefer
Charley O'Leary
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Downs
Yankees Break Even in Doubleheader With Cubs
Chicago and New York split a wet doubleheader as Chicago won 6-3 in the opener and New York captured the second game. Dougherty was ejected from the first game for disputing umpire Evans. Conroy starred in the nightcap with a homer and three runs driven in.
Cubs Fail to Score In Boston Loss to Red Sox
Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 5 as Brown and Lundgren pitched well for Boston. Howard was the lone Chicago hitter to reach Lindaman, leaving runners stranded. Mack hit a late triple but Chicago failed to convert, while Beaumont and Browne contributed key hits for Boston. Six errors and miscues marked the tense game, with Lundgren taking the loss after a shaky seventh.
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Hotmann Marshall
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Lindaman
Mack
Kiem
Mathewson Dominates Opening Game in 12-Inning Win
New York edges St Louis 4 to 3 in a marathon twelve inning opener as Mathewson shines with men on base. Second game sees Taylor hit hard but New York wins 2 to 1 behind late runs.
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Dolenants
Pirates Blank Superb as Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn
In a swift game Pittsburg shut out Brooklyn 6 to 0 at Pira tools. Leifield pitched well for Pittsburg and Leach scored twice aiding the victory. Brooklyn managed only one baserunner beyond second base as Pastorius held them in check.
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Three Hits Off Richie In Phillies Win Over Reds
Philadelphia beats Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Richie holds the Reds to three hits. Titus miscue in the first inning accounts for two Cincinnati runs. Grant, Kane, Ganzel, and others contribute for Philadelphia. Pitching by Jones leads the Tapnallytown A C to a 6 4 win over Wisconsin. Jones fans fourteen.
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