July 2, 1915 – This Day In Baseball

For the first time since the 1911 World Series, Jack Coombs pitches against Christy Mathewson. Now with the Robins, Coombs wins the duel, shutting out the Giants, 3 – 0. Two singles and a Zack Wheat triple in the 8th are the difference.

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On July 2, 1915 For the first time since the 1911 World Series, Jack Coombs pitches against Christy Mathewson. Now with the Robins, Coombs wins the duel, shutting out the Giants, 3 – 0. Two singles and a Zack Wheat triple in the 8th are the difference.

Day: July 2, 1915

The last-place A’s continue to dismantle, selling Jack Barry, part of the “$100,000 infield”, for $8,000 to Boston.

For the first time since the 1911 World Series, Jack Coombs pitches against Christy Mathewson. Now with the Robins, Coombs wins the duel, shutting out the Giants, 3 – 0. Two singles and a Zack Wheat triple in the 8th are the difference.

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