Phillies Win Twelfth Straight In Tenth Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeats Detroit 7 to 3 in ten innings after tying the score in the ninth. Oldring delivers the decisive double driving in Bender as Wyckoff and Lake falter. Veach Oldring and McInnes spark the offense while Bush and Vitt make key plays in a tense exit.
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Hal
Plank Tmpires
Messrs
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Ferguson
Red Sox Beat Cubs In Twelfth Inning Thriller
Boston tops Chicago 4 to 3 in a twelve inning game as Lewis drives in the winning run with a two base hit off the scoreboard. Stellar defense by Mattick Rath and Weaver highlighted the contest while White held Boston to one hit through six.
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Speaker
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Russell
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Hesran
Cleveland sweeps Yankees as 2 to 1 win ends series
New York loses thirteenth straight after Cleveland takes the fourth game 2 to 1. Fisher and Kahler pitched well. umpire Evans ejected manager Birmingham for arguing. Chance receives diamond emblem from New York Moose Order.
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Kahler
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Sweeney
Chance
New York Order of the Moose
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Paglis
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Garmine
Another One to Braves from Boston in Chicago Tilt
Chicago beats Boston 6 to 4 as hits and errors tilt the game. Dickson allowed by Boston defense while Seymour makes a running catch and Boston earns two straight over Chicago with sharp fielding and timely hits.
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Ill
Boston
Dickson
Seymour
Duel on Slab as Seaton bests Hendrix for Phillies
Seaton defeated Hendrix in a tight pitchers duel as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 3 to 1. Becker and Magee saved two extra-base hits with fine catches after a late ninth rally by the Pirates. The game featured five-hit efforts from both starters and defensive highlight plays by Becker, Magee, and others.
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Monte
Simonco
Wisner
Wessis Mo Day
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One Run Suffices as Johnson Tops Browns in Duel
Johnson and Leverenz locked in a pitchers’ duel as the Nationals faintly beat the Browns in a nine inning game at the local ball yard. Ainsmith drove Shanks home in the seventh for the lone score, while Johnson stifled the Browns with eight strikeouts and four hits allowed. Leverenz walked and hit batters, aiding his own downfall in the seventh as Washington pulled ahead.
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Shanks
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Camse
Stovall
Gus Williams
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Leverenze
Washington
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St Lewis
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Ray Morgan to Play in Game on Monday
Ray Morgan will play in Monday's game against Detroit while Ha Foster is out for at least ten days per Clark Griffith's announcement. Morgan shows good condition after wrist injury from Frank Baker's spike, and is set to start as second baseman if wrist holds. The Nationals rise to third place as Johnson dominates in the mound, with McBride, Oster, Gedeon, and Morgan powering the infield and Moeller delivering a long running catch.
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Detroit
Ha Foster
Clark Griffith
Foster
Morgan
Frank Baker
Davis Cup Tie Sees McLoughlin, Williams Win for United States
American players secure two straight wins at West Side Tennis Club as McLoughlin defeats Rice in three sets and Williams defeats Doust in four. Victory puts US up 2–0 with three matches remaining, including McLoughlin and Hackett slated to face Doust and Jones in doubles.
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England
West Side
Maurice E. McLoughlin
H. M. Rice
R. Norris Williams 2d
fromStanley N. Doust
Ween
McLoughlin
Harold H. Hackett
Doust
A. B. Jones
United States
Rice
Hice
Losers Show Weak Service in International Tennis Matches
New York reports focus on service failures in a day of international matches. Horace Rice struggled with the American twist, while Stanley Doust exploited Williams and McLoughlin with sharp aces and precise placement. Maurice H. McLoughlin delivered the strongest serve seen in the country, matching or exceeding notable peers in pace and break.
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Doust
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New York
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Maurice H. McLoughlin
Norman Brookes
Holcombe Ward
Ward
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Boust
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Tohman
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Beall Returns to Major League with Brewers
Milwaukee report states John Beall, new Brewers outfielder, was sent from Cleveland in the Nemo Leibold swap and joins Milwaukee after a telegram from Chicago president Charles Comisky. Beall played first game with the Brewers at St Pant. Somers of Cleveland reportedly released him at time limit. Brewers intend to seek satisfaction, alleging a conspiracy and careless handling of Beall’s release.
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Brewers
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