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VICTORY FOR DETROIT IN TENTH INNING; Combination of Hits and Errors Gives Visitors Three Runs. AMES CHECKS CINCINNATI Champions Wield the Bat with Telling Effect and Win by Eight to Three. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit Takes First Game from New York After Ten Innings' Play.
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The Detroit team, which beat the Greater New Yorks three out of the four games played during the latter's recent tour in the West, began a four days' series with Griffith's men at American League Park yesterday, and the local men were again beaten by a score of 5 to 3. Ten innings were required before a decision was reached. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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