Beaten at the Wind-Up in A Low-Scoring Loss
The Washington Nationals lost 3 to 2 to the St. Louis Browns in a tight low scoring finish. Errors were minimal as Walker and Lelivelt failed sacrifice attempts and Elberfeld made quick plays. McBride and Laporte drove runs for St. Louis while Washington tied late before Laporte scored the winning run in the ninth.
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Geasler
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Parker
Nationals Fall to St Louis In Tour Stop
The Nationals, in St Louis on July 21, show mixed offense and strong pitching from Powell and Gessler. McAleer drives timely hits, Johnson and Petty perform, while key runners are stranded. Postgame, players depart for Cleveland and Washington, with travel costs a concern.
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Wiltse Delivers Masterful Game For New York
George Wiltse pitched one of his finest games, holding St Louis to two hits and driving in the winning runs as New York defeated Detroit 6 to 4 in a rain softened affair. Umpire decisions sparked Detroit's protests, leading to Jennings Cobb and Casey ejections and possible suspensions.
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Emplie
Boston Defeats Cleveland 7-2 in Boston Opponent
Boston records a 7 to 2 victory over Cleveland highlighted by three Boston hits and two walks in the sixth inning. Carrigan drives in three runs for Boston as Collins yields few risks with men on base. Final line shows Cleveland unable to mount a comeback despite Jackson, Milla, Gardiner and Speaker producing runs.
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Gardner Strong in Pinches as Pirates Defeat Boston
Boston, July 3. Pittsburg defeated Boston 7 to 6 with Gardner pitching effectively with men on base. Sweeney, Herzog, Ingerton, Spratt, Kling, Leach, Wagner, J. Miller, McKechnie and Wilson scored for Boston and Pittsburg, Wagner and Wilson homered. Gardner allowed 11 hits in seven innings. Ferguson pitched through eight for Pittsburg. Time of game 1 hour 60 minutes.
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Dodgers Rally Too Late In Brooklyn Narrow Loss
Cincinnati played better ball on a muddy diamond but Brooklyn rallied in the ninth for a 7 to 6 defeat. Highlights include multiple hits by Daubert Tooley Hoblitzell and Mitchell, with errors and defensive plays shaping a tense finish at Brooklyn.
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Baltimore Chases Rainbow for National Franchise Move
July 21 report states Ned Hanlon aims to move the Boston National League franchise to Baltimore with local funding and his role as agent leader. Mayor invites NL club owners to discuss securing the franchise here, but consent of both major leagues and compensation from the Eastern League would be required. Also, Cleveland infielder Joe Birmingham received an indefinite suspension after a dispute with umpire Perrine following a ground ball call.
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Red Sox Fans Sore Over Sunday Game Transfer
Boston fans react to a report that a postponed game with Cleveland will be moved to Sunday in Cleveland to fit the schedule. The league allegedly approved shifting Boston’s home date to Ohio after prior transfers, drawing criticism from Boston and charges against Taylor and the league for mercenary scheduling.
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British Will Challenge for International Polo Cup in 1912
London reports the Hurlingham Polo Club will again challenge for the international polo cup in 1912. Duke of Westminster funds and organizes ponies and arrangements with the club for next season. Meadow Brook Club defended the cup last month.
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Herzog Is Giant Now Tenney to Quit First Base
Boston changes shake up the Giants deal sends Herzog to New York for Bridwell and Gowdy. Tenney to manage from the bench and rearrange infield as Hanlon offers for control. Russell undecided while flow of ownership shifts darken the Boston roster and fan sentiment.
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Henry Goes Back To Texas Sprinter Returns To Ranch
Gwinn Henry, the Texas sprinter, has gone back to his father's ranch in Texas causing concern for the Irish-American A. C. about his return before upcoming championships. He stated the call was urgent and expected only a few days delay. Friends say the appeal of white lights may lure him back, while supporters expect his return.
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