Athletics Blank Detroit 8 to 0 in Opening Game
Philadelphia shut out Detro it today 8 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader before a thundershower halted play in the third inning of the second game. Strunk’s fielding saved several runs and Cobb protested a spectator's throw. Detroits Dauss worked eight innings. Brown limited the visitors to scattered hits as Philadelphia’s bats produced the decisive eight runs.
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Braves Get Even Break In Chicago Series Finale
Boston tops Chicago 4 to 1 to level the series behind Dickson in a pitching duel. Leadoff hitter Maranville, Leach, and Sweeney sparked Boston while Lord and Overall carried Chicago’s offense with limited support. The game lasted 1 hour 41 minutes with Boston outhitting Chicago four to two.
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Reds Rally to Take Last Game from Brooklyn 6 to 5
Cincinnati recovered with a three-run eighth inning to defeat Brooklyn 6 to 5 in the series finale. Welker pitched for Brooklyn before the rally. Cincinnati hitters including Cutshaw Stengel and Groh produced the decisive runs, with Kirkpatrick and Sheckard contributing multi-base hits.
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Australians Triumph Over Rhode Island in Exhibition Game
The world champion Australian cricket team defeated an all Rhode Island side of 22 men, twice their number, by 35 runs in the first of two planned games. The match took place in Providence and showcased Australia's skill and dominance.
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Double Victory For The Red Sox In Boston Split
Boston sweeps Chicago in a July doubleheader winning 7 0 in game one and 6 8 in game two. Scott and Foster shine in a pitchers duel as Boston bats tally on Gardner and Engle. O Brien falters for Chicago, Chappell injures knee, Boston takes both games amid errors and timely hits.
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Naps Take Two From Yankees In Doubleheader
Cleveland defeats New York 6 2 in game one and 6 6 in game two to win the series 3 games to 1. Kahler steadies New York with scattered hits while Warhop and Schulz are touched for runs. Mitchell walks nine but Cleveland bats late to claim the second game as rain interrupts the fourth inning.
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Girl in Swimming Feat Aims for English Channel Swim
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk July 29 Miss Hazel Largeneaur a North Carolina native and Salem Female College graduate plans to swim the English Channel next month. She previously led a heat for female swimmers in America and was among the first to swim the Golden Gate in San Francisco. Largeneaur has reportedly covered 14 miles in a storm near Manteo, North Carolina, without great effort years ago.
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New Outfielder for Naps from Duluth
Elmer Smith, Duluth right fielder, to join the Cleveland American League club after August 24. Northern League president Blime did not disclose the purchase price. Smith holds the Northern League home run record.
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Engel Shuts Down Browns In Tight 2 1 Loss
Joe Engel pitched six shutout frames and allowed only two baserunners after two days rest as Washington beat St. Louis 2 to 1. Gandil provided the decisive blow with a second inning RBI, and Moeller tripled to spark the Nationals. Browns’ Leverenz struggled, while La Fond error and defensive plays kept the game close.
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GROOM WILL PITCH TODAY AND OPPOSE WILLETT
The Tigers open a four game set with the Nationals. Edgar Willett, a veteran Detroit pitcher, is likely to start against Bob Groom. Richmond fans charter a special train for Thursday at Georgia Avenue Park to watch Boehling. Joe Engel strengthens Griffiths pitching staff as the Nationals face the Browns in Philadelphia.
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Minor and regional leagues score summaries
Southern League games listed with Neshville losing to sempnis 3 to 4 and Birmingham beating New Orleans 35 innings, rain halted Montgomery at Chattanooga and Allgata at Mobile postponed. International League results show Halthhorn 5 Rochester Montreal 4 and Buffalo 7 Jersey City 3, Toronto 5 Providence 4. Virginia and Carolina leagues report Richmond 9 Norfolk 4 and Petersburg 1 Newport News Portsmouth 4 Roanoke 2 with Charlotte 8 over Winston-Salem and Raleigh 0 Asheville 0, Durham 4 Greensboro 3. South Atlantic League notes Charleston 4 Macon 2.
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Double Header to the Giants in National League Race
New York wins two games to pull ahead in the pennant race while St Louis slides to last. Demaree outduels Doak 1 0 in the opener as Mowrey reaches third on a double and an out in the sixth. In the nightcap Salles loses again to New York as timely hitting and Fromme relief keep St Louis at bay.
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Phillies Hammer Out Victory 7 4
Phillies hammer out a 7 to 4 win as Hendrix delivers steady hits. Alexander and Mayer provide relief while Stopa keeps Pirates at bay.
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Buck Barton Rivalry Marks Newport News Game
Buck Barton pitched a clever game losing to Petersburg with six hits allowed and three strikeouts while contributing one hit for Newport News in the Virginia League action. Roanoke surged past Portsmouth with six runs in the seventh inning as Mattis stole a base and Chappell struggled for Boston-White Sox.
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Wichita releases Babb as temporary manager for Western League club
Wichita Kansas July 2 Charles Babb, long time Wichita manager, has been released by the board of directors. Nick Maddox, former Pittsburgh pitcher, was named temporary manager. Woodstock no hits Staunton in 11 to 0 victory with Marston stifling the hitters and Woodstock collecting twenty hits.
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Harmeworth cup races postponed by one month
London July 2 The French motors boat club and the Motorboat Club of America agreed the International motorboat trophy series be postponed one month at the request of the American club The first races were set for August 11 between Rye and Cowes Osbourne Bay Isle of Wight area.
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