The best game of the senior cir-cult was supplied by the Cincinnati and Boston clubs who went thirteen innings before the Reds broke the deadlock.
The score was knotted at three all when the ninth inning ended. In the next inning Boston scored à long run but the Reds again tied the score. Then, in the thirteenth, the Reds ran wild to tally three runs and take the game by a7 to 4 score.
Bill Werber and Lin Frey started the last inning off by getting walks. Myron McCormick and Harry Craft ed the tally off with a two bag-singles and Eddie Joost, The New. York Giants rallied in the ninth to nose out the Pittsburgh Pirates 8 to 2. Truett Sewell, top notch Pirate hurler, had held the Giants scoreless until the last inning. He was opposed on the mound b; Carl Hubbel who yielded six his as compared to five by sewell.
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