Red Sox Near Lead by a3to 1 Victory
Boston expands grip on AL lead after a 3 to 1 win over Chicago. Ruth allows four hits in the opener as Williams struggles early, Danforth holds Boston to one run. Detroit thumps Washington 16 to 4 as Cobb Vitt and Veach lead 21 Detroit hits in an offensive showcase at American League Park.
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Five contenders back world series games
Five club leaders confirm readiness for a World Series if pennant wins. Barry of the Red Sox Rowland of the White Sox Huggins of the Cardinals Herrmann of the Reds Foster of the Giants spoke yesterday. Cincinnati appears most affected by the draft as Reds could lose Roush Groh and Eller amid a larger debate on the baseball class.
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President abolishes player limit amid draft fears in American Association
Chicago July 30 President Hickey announced the American Association has abolished the player limit due to the danger of players being drafted. Clubs were previously restricted to 15 new players. Managers will be given immediate opportunity to sign and test the new signings.
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Where They Play Today In Baseball Standings
Detroit at Washington Chicago at Boston St Louis at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia National League standings show New York leading with 61 wins and St Louis 54, Philadelphia 45, Boston 37, Pittsburgh 31, Chicago 47. Results yesterday: Chicago 3 Boston 1, Philadelphia 2, St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 4, New York 3 Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 3. Today’s games: New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis. International League scores: Toronto 6 Buffalo 4 second game 15 innings Providence 5 Newark 0 Baltimore 8 Richmond 1.
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Jamieson Sparks Four Hits In Five Trips In Cleveland Win
Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 1 as Jamieson and Beth each had three singles and a double in five at bats. Speaker and Bates each collected three hits. Bagby limited the home team to scattered hits in the rout. Harvard Freshmen also report on schedule.
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Paddy Whack Wins Melrose Selling Stakes at Empire City
Paddy Whack captured the Melrose Selling Stakes for 3 year olds and upward at Empire City in a mile and one sixteenth race valued at 1400 dollars with four starters. Dereas sprinted early but Paddy Whack drew clear in the backstretch to win, while favorites dominated the day with five wins and one other going to Square Dealer.
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Kenilworth Resuits First to Seventh Race Summary
Kenilworth results list claiming and selling races for 2year-olds to 5year-olds and up. Notable winners include Jessie Ormaby in race one and Garish in race three with times around 1 47. Foxy Griff and Unnamed winners appear in subsequent events. Multiple horses, jockeys, and purses featured across eight events with various placements and show prizes.
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Cobb Vitt and Veach Set a Batting Record for Tigers
Cobb Vitt and Veach tied a batting record in a big day for the Tigers. Vitt led with five hits in six at bats, Cobb had five straight hits after an initial out and finished with a strong average, Veach hit safely in all five at bats. Cobb scored five runs, Vitt four, Veach three.
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Tigers Rally Frees Detroit Past Washington in Gripping Tilt
Detroit toppled Washington 11 to 6 as a late-inning burst, led by Cobb and Milan, overturned a brief Nationals lead. DuMont and Cunningham battled on the mound while Shaw was charged with the loss and Du Mont blazed through three perfect innings for Detroit.
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Umpire Targeted as Bottles Fly at St. Louis Game
In St Louis July 30 Philadelphia beat St Louis 3 to 2 as umpire Byron faced a shower of pop bottles in the seventh inning. Spectators disputed a called strike and the scene halted play. The game included hits by Bancroft and Gonzales and a pair of runs in the Philadelphia half inning.
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Cubs Defeat Braves 3 to 1 in Chicago
Chicago hosts a baseball clash where the Cubs beat the Braves 3 to 1. Regh, Doyle, Merkle and Williams produced the runs while Maranville and Wortman added defensive plays. Pitching by Allen, Demaree, Ragan and Barnes limited Atlanta to one run. Extra marks include two-base hits and double plays.
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Judge and Rice Lead Nationals in Lopsided Loss to Tigers
The Nationals mustered twelve hits as Joe Judge and Sam Rice each batted .600 with three hits. Tigers pounded out 21 hits and knocked out a pitcher, while Nationals pitcher usage and injuries hampered their effort in a rough Cleveland Series follow-up.
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Yankees Win Opener 3-2 With Three Runs in Third
New York defeats St Louis 3 to 2 in the opener as Bauman, Pip and Baker trigger a three run third. Shotton and Sisler homer for St Louis. Sothoron and Rumler pitch for the visitors with Metsie umpires. Game lasts about one hour and forty minutes.
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