Baseball Summary from 1940s Philadelphia and Detroit games
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 6 to 3 in a game marked by four St Louis errors and a seventh inning rally. Key players included Fattel, Burkett, Davis, and Padden with Hastings pitching for St Louis and Harper finishing for Philadelphia. Two-base hits by Padden and Davis highlighted the scoring.
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Boston Wins in First Inning as Tigers Fail to Cover
On Decoration Day June 19 Boston defeats Detroit in the first inning. Stahl steals three bases and scores. Collins, Parent and Ferris handle 19 of 20 chances. Barrett shines with a running catch and strong throw to first. Tigers tally late in seventh, lone run comes in eighth. Siever and Winters duel on the mound amid miscues and fielding miscues by Detroit.
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Eberfeld
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Warner
Buelow
Holmes
Baltimore Rattles Chicago as Runs Come From Errors
The Baltimore team scored all runs in the first inning on a sequence of a gift, sacrifice, error, wild pitch, and a scratch single. Chicago managed only one hit off Callahan until the ninth. Attendance was 2,210 as Cronin struggled on the mound for Baltimore.
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Sensational late catches thwart Cleveland rally
In Clubwhllland on June 19 two dramatic catches by van in the eighth and ninth innings spoiled Cleveland's chances to win, as 333 fans watched. The box shows Cleveland with hits and errors, while van's outfield plays secured the narrow outcome.
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Rain Cancels Feneceeese NL Games at South Grounds
Rain stopped a double header with New York at the South grounds where Christy Mathewson was to pitch in one game. A small crowd came but at 2 o clock the events were called off and players returned to hotels. The New Yorks left for home early, unhappy with their showing. Tughey Jennings headlines Philadelphias due at the South End grounds this afternoon.
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New York
Christy Mathewson
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Philadelphias
Donavan Steady For Brooklyn In Narrow Loss
Brooklyn falls to Philadelphia 1 to 6 as Donovan stays productive with a steady effort. Dolan hits a homer for Brooklyn, Sheckard and Flood feature for the Phillies. Attendance listed at 1178.
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Brooklyn
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Chicago Team Edges Hahn’s Delivery in Low-Scoring Duel
Cincinnati fans watched June 19 as Chicago hitters connected against Hahn yielding three runs in the third inning. Ure Powers contributed to the contentious frame while an attendance of about 1,000 marked the midweek game.
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Chicago
Hahn
Ure Powers
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