Chicago Beats Washington In Baseball Clash 5 2
Chicago bunched hits off Groom to beat Washington 5 2 in Chicago. Berger hit a first inning homer, Bodie and Chappell added singles, and an error by Foster on Collins' grounder helped seal the win. Umpire McGreevey's first base call led to Washington protests. Captain McBride refused to leave, and police were summoned before the visitors withdrew.
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Groom
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Bodie
Chappell
Foster
Collins
Schalk
Russell
Cincinnati
McGreevey
McBride
Griffith
Connelly
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Cobb Delivers Win in Detroit Rout to Take Series Game Two
Detroit edges Boston 6 to 5 as Ty Cobb twice stifles chances. Cobb steals home for tying run in the fifth and makes a sharp return to plate in the eighth to prevent Janvrin from scoring. Joe Lake starts for Detroit, Willett finishes, Nanamaker steals second, Mundy drives in a key run, and the Detroit battery is Leonard Redients Nanamaker with Carrigan Lake Willett Stanage.
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Hooper
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Phillies Defeat St. Louis as Plank Dominates
The Philadelphia team scored three runs on five hits and an error to beat St. Louis, with Plank pitching a complete game, fanning 11. The locals left runners on second and third twice but could not push across a score.
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Levereng
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Leverenz and
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M Connell Is Hurt In Cleveland Victory Over New York
Cleveland beat New York as McConnell took a hard line drive to his pitching hand in the seventh inning and retired in favor of Fisher. Final score Cleveland 6 New York 1. Batteries McConnell Fisher Sweeney Blanding ONeill.
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New York
Mc Connell
Seibold
Fisher
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Blanding
O'Neill
Braves rally to beat Pirates after ninth inning twists
Boston defeats Pittsburg 7 to 6 in a dramatic ninth inning. Errors by Smith and McDonald set up four Pirate runs to take a one run lead before Boston's rally. Myers, Lord, Devlin and Zinn delivered key hits as OToole was relieved and rejoined by Robinson before McQuillan and Hess contributed final runs.
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Pittsburg
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McDonald
Dolan
Carey
Myers
Lord
Devlin
O'Toole
Robinson
Hess
McQuillan
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Giants Rally to Take Opener Over Reds 2 to 1 in Nine
New York edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 in the first game of the series. Ames pitched eight strong innings before tiring in the ninth as McGraw outsmarted Tinker. Demaree and Crandall also pitched well for the Giants, with a seventh inning pinch hitter sparing Crandall.
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Ames
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Rixey Shuts Out St Louis as Philadelphia Wins 3 0
In Philadelphia Aug 25 Rixey pitched superbly with strong support from Lobert and Magee. St Louis failed to advance a runner past second base as Philadelphia scored three runs on timely hits off Doak and Geyer. Batteries Doak Geyer Hildebrand and Killifer. Rixey and Killifer.
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Rixey
Lobert
Magee
St. Louis
Doak
Geyer
Doak, Geyer and
Hildebrand
Killifer
Northwestern League Scores From Victoria Tacoma and Vancouver
In Victoria August 25 the score line shows RR with H and E and a listed battery pairing McCorry and Hannah and Kantlehener and Shea. In Tacoma August 25 the score line shows RR with H and E and batteries Melvor Dell Willy Kraft and Harris. In Vancouver August 25 the score line shows RR with H and E and batteries Callahan Williams Schmutz Cadreau and Konnick.
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H. EB. Dvorgnd
McCorry
Hannah
Kantlehener
Shea
Tacoma
H. E. Sogseid
Lywe
Titasvene O'Raf
Melvor
Dell
Willy
Kraft and
Harris
Vancouver
R. H. E. DE Sp
Sreesoen
Callahan
Williams
Schmutz
Cadreau
Konnick
Pitchers Battle Ends With Chicago Victory in Seventh
In Brooklyn on August 25 Allen and Humphreys were removed from the box before Yingling and Lavender dueled. Lavender won for Chicago with the deciding run in the seventh on his double and Leach’s single. Brooklyn tied in the fourth after Collins was hit, Schulte misplayed Wheat’s fly, Smith doubled, and Miller singled. Lavender then shut Brooklyn down the rest of the game. Batteries Humphreys Lavender Archer Allen Yingling Miller.
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Allen
Humphreys
Yingling
Lavender
Chicago
Leach
McLean
Wheat
Collins
Schulte
Smith
Miller
Brooklyns
R. H. E. Chicgrss
Archer
Summary of sports scores for St. Paul Milwaukee Indianapolis Columbus
Scores list shows St. Paul 6, Milwaukee 8, Indianapolis 9, Columbus 12 with no other games scheduled. The brief item records results and notes that no additional matchups are planned at this time.
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Minneapolis
Seeeeeervoves
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St. Paul
Toledo
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Lincoln Beats Topeka and St Joseph Tops Sioux City Scores
Lincoln defeated Topeka 9 to 4 while St Joseph won 8 to 2 against Sioux City in a mixed set of baseball style results. The highlights show strong hitting and pitching from the Lincoln squad with St Joseph maintaining dominance over Sioux City.
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Topeka
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Turks Advance in Thrace After Bucharest Pact
London reports the peace treaty was ratified in Bucharest yesterday while Sofia advices say Turkish forces push into Thrace and have occupied Gumal jina and Mastanle.
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Bucharest
Thrace
Gumaljina
Mastanle
Sofia
Devlin Leaves Boston for Rochester IL via Release
Boston announced veteran Arthur Devlin third baseman has been released to Rochester of the International League. Devlin, once a New York Giants star, helped the club win notable seasons before his departure.
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Boston
James Gaffney
Arthur Devlin
Rochester
Devlin
Giants
Devlin’s Fall from Star to Sub in 1912 Season
In 1912 Devlin’s fielding matched his earlier league form but his batting and base running declined markedly, limiting him to a substitute role after a spring arrival with the local national league club. His last game in the major leagues marked the end of that era.
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Devlin
Pinch Hitter Delivers Tying Hit as Boston Faces Pittsburg
In the ninth inning of today’s game against Pittsburg, the pinch hitter delivered a run tying Boston with a well-placed drive to right field. He was unaware that he would be released after the game.
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Boston
Camnitz and Byrne Join Phillies Staff
Pittsburg Aug 25 Howard Camnitz former Pittsburg NL star pitcher left for Philadelphia with Bobbie Byrne third baseman after a trade last Saturday to the Philadelphia National club for Dolan and cash. Camnitz said he left reluctantly due to old associations but would join Philadelphia's staff.
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Howard Camnitz
Philadelphia
Camnitz
Bobbie’ Byrne
Philadelphia National Club
Dolan
Phila
Faber Bought by Chicago Americans from Des Moines
Chicago, Aug. 25. Pitcher Faber of the Des Moines club in the Western league was purchased by President Comiskey of the Chicago Americans. He is a big right hander and will report to the club in the spring. The purchase price is not stated.
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Chicago
Faber
Des Moines Club
Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Bond Vote in San Francisco with Carnival Barker Tactics
San Francisco voters set to decide tomorrow on a 3.5 million dollar municipal street railway bond. The article notes a new election element involving crowd drawing ballyhoo similar to street carnival practices, as Mayor James Roth Jr announces the plan.
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San Francisco
James Roth, Jr
Administration to ride voters with lusty-lunged orators
In a bold bid to boost turnout for bond issuance, the administration called for a corps of vigorous street speakers to patrol the streets on horseback and mobilize support for the project. The plan centers on leveraging public speeches to influence voter participation.
Electricians Strike Over Non unionist Hire in London
A wage strike by London house painters and decorators prompted by higher pay for non unionists has sparked a parallel electricians strike under the Office of Public Works. Electricians from Buckingham and St James Palaces, the colonial and foreign offices, the Tower of London, the museums and the General Post Office protest the hiring of "black legs."
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Admiralty
Office of Public Works
Buckingham
St. James Palaces
Colonial
Tower of London
Museums and General Post Office
Crowds Gather to Celebrate Napoleon Defeat in Kellheim
Kellheim August 25 German sovereigns including Emperor William and leaders of Hamburg, Bremen, and Luback attend a ceremony in the prince regent of Bavaria's great hall to commemorate Napoleon's 1814 defeat. The town, with 4000 residents, hosts nearly 70000 visitors arriving by automobile over four days.
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William
Hamburg
Bremen
Luback
Bavaria
Record coldest day of summer in Cleveland region
Cleveland reports a unusually cold day with a low around 42 degrees and light frosts observed in valleys early this morning. The weather contrasts with typical summer warmth, affecting local activities and agriculture.
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Cleveland
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