Rally-Driven Victory In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a tense game the visitors held a slim lead until a seventh-inning wild throw by Harris followed Walker's double and Dug Walther's run scoring sacrifice fly. Dugan delivered. Gardner, Barrus and Walker sparked Cleveland offense, while Philadelphia tallied late, but Cleveland prevailed 8 to 2 as starter Jasper and relievers held firm and key players produced contributing hits.
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Yankees and White Sox Split a Ten Inning doubleheader
New York and Chicago split a doubleheader in ten innings each, New York winning 6 5 in game one on a squeeze play and Pratt scoring, while Chicago took the second 5 3 with a late two run rally. The Marines forfeited to the Naval Operations in the Government League.
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Baseball standings and results update
League leaders see shifts as Yankees split with Indians while Tigers fall further back. Browns lose to Nationals as Reds gain on Giants and Cubs, with Brooklyn inching ahead of Pittsburgh. Standings show Chicago leading with 56 wins, Detroit 60, Cleveland 60, and New York 48. Yesterday’s scores include Detroit 3 Boston 2 and New York 6 Chicago 5 in 10 innings. Today’s games: St Louis at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Boston.
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National League standings and yesterday's results
The National League standings show New York leading with 65 wins and 26 losses, Cincinnati 57-28, Chicago 46-37, Pittsburgh 42-45, Boston 38-? and Brooklyn 41-42. Yesterday's games included Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 9 Boston 1, New York 9 Pittsburgh 0, Brooklyn 6 Chicago 0. Several matchups were listed as schedule ties or pending games. Local scores include Spartanburg and Columbia with 10 to 7 in favor of Columbia and Charleston 40 Augusta 21 with a second game of seven innings.
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Henrys Wanderings in Honduran South America and Texas
Read Al Jennings story of Henry’s wanderings as a fugitive from the law in Honduran South America and Texas. The tale explains why some 0. Henry stories feel wonderfully human and grounded in fact behind Nationals' work at bat.
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Ruth Leads Rally as Detroit Beats Boston in Twin Bill
In game two Ruth played left field in the opener and started seven innings in the second. He replaced James in the box after a seventh inning rally, fanning three and allowing one hit, a Cobb double for Detroit. The score sheet shows Detroit 13 Boston 7 with Cobb, Shorten, Vitt and Ruth keying the offense and Heilmann adding power.
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Nationals Turn In Two Fast Double Plays
The Guffa fielded brilliantly to erase St Louis twice, turning double plays in the third and eighth innings. Leonard sparked the eighth inning DP with a quick return to the bag, while Severeid and Davenport set up the first. Shanks boosted his average with two hits, Murph y glänanted in the field, and Gerber and Gedeon made key plays. Norfolk 4 3 Newport News 0 5 Portsmouth 1 Suffolk 2 5 Richmond 1 0.
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Meadows Beats Cardinals As Phillies Win First Meeting
St Louis, July 30. Meadows pitched ten of his former teammates into submission scattering six hits to lift Philadelphia to its first victory over St Louis here. A late miscue by Tregesser prevented a shutout as the Phillies avoided a total blank with a first-inning throw. Meadows, Whitted, and McHenry provided key hits while Deak worked eight innings and Sherdetl finished. Final: Phillies 4, Cardinals 3.
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Stolen Bases Highlight Southern Association Game
In a Southern Association matchup both teams produced multiple stolen bases with Dehnsten and Nits among the leaders. Johnston and Ranetet contributed key baserunning plays as Fort Worth and Beaument exchanged innings and tested defenses.
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