Washington stars blank Athletics behind veteran pitcher
Washington defeats Philadelphia 7 to 0 as veteran Walter Johnson dominates with seven strikeouts and two hits allowed. Lamar Hunt’s hitting streak ends at 29 games. Gestin delivers a three base hit for the Athletics while Galloway and Ruel contribute RBIs. Upper cadre players from Philadelphia and Washington appear in a game summary that spans multiple mentions and notes.
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Athletics
Walton Johnson
Ani Wo Dita
Amotisuuning
Lamar
Mote
Baumearther
Philadelphia
Washinston
Beers
Johnson
Gestin
S. Harris
Galloway
Ruel
Rice
Douvvie Blays
Poole
Lane
Harris
Baumgartner
Barris
Baumgartnner
Harri
How to keep from growing old at Tropical Garden of Alligators
A Miami feature highlights Henry Coppinger Jr as a fearless young man who wrestles alligators solo at the Tropical Garden Alligator Farm. It notes an historic 28 to 0 shutout by Providence over Philadelphia on August 31, 1883, with records for errors and wild pitches. The Cubs and Phillies once combined for 40 runs in a game, with Le Bouveau striking out in a pivotal ninth inning.
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Miami
Henry Coppinger, Jr
Philadelphia
Providence
Radbourne
Hogan
Cubs
Phillies
le Bouveau
Fletcher
Chicago
Eee Canara Mere
Wills and Weinert in a tentative boxing future
The article weighs chances in a proposed bout between Harry Wills and Weinert, noting Wills shows against Bartle and Madden but lacks standout speed and power. Weinert’s resurgence after beating Firpo, Sharkey, and Ad Stone earns cautious credit and a potential upset, though uncertainty remains about needed spark.
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Harry Villa
Charlie
Wills
Weinert
Welnert
Greb To Outweigh Walker In Boxing Battle Thursday
Harry Greb weighs eight to ten pounds more than Mickey Walker for their middleweight title bout at the Polo Grounds in New York on Thursday night. Greb relies on speed and a ferocious attack, while Walker pins hopes on crushing body blows. The card also features Charley Weinert versus Harry Wills in the heavyweight match and other bouts with Timmy Slattery, Dave Shade, Jon Lynch, and Jack Sharkey reported ready for the ring.
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New York
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Mickey Walker
Woeker King
Italian Hospital Fund
Polo Grounds
Dirvision
Grebi Io
Waker
Walker
Greb
Gret
Atlantic City
Agia Ta Ave
Hia
Charley Weinert
Newark
N. J
Harry Wills
Willa
Haggeeeetes
Covington Grays Defeat Lynchburg 8 to 2 in Cobington
Covington Virginia June 3 The Covington Grays beat Lynchburg 8 to 2 behind Tolley a left handed pitcher with ten straight wins this season Roberta hit a homer and Cliggans added a timely triple as Grays defense shone despite several errors Parcell hurled well for Lynchburg but received little support.
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Covington Grays
Lynchburg
Craddock Terry Shoe Company
Tolley
Roberta
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Dre Cliggans
Seura
Parcell
Graya
Rinckes
Garys
Acore
Baseball scores and standings in tight season wrap
The ledger reports Cleveland 1 Detroit 3 New York 2 Boston 0 Washington 7 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 67 St Owls 1. Pet 608 006 aee be ae aho 49.
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Horton
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
St. Owls
Pet
St. Louis
Parkersburg Will Meet Senators In Two Game Series
Charleston fans await a doubleheader weekend as Boss Powell books Buck Starrs Parkersburg Independents for two games at Kanawha Park. Last season the Senators beat them 9 to 4 in a hard fought matchup. Sam Herman (Bethany College) starred on the mound for the Starr club while the Powell team eyed batting order tweaks after recent losses. The Statue of Liberty height note appears misplaced.
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Charleston Fang
Boss’ Powell
Buck Starr
Parkersburg
Gay Monitor
Kanawha Park
Powell
Senators
Jackson's Error Lets Braves Beat Giants 3-2
In a June 20 game at New York, a costly error by Inckson decided a pitching duel between Scott and Cooney as the Braves defeated the Giants 4 to 2. Scott allowed multiple hits including a Nies homer. Cooney held New York to six hits with a Snyder homer.
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Inckson
Giants
Braves
Fanta
Sever
Nies
Glanta
Snyder
Roston
If Marriot
Webb
Iescsee
Burra
T Cooney
Folk
Vouns
Wilson
Feiach
Birra
Torry
Helly
Menael
Jackson
Ang
Kelly
Ungton
Heston
KirkwoodEntered in Scotch Tourney at Glen Eagles
Aubrey Boomer of St. Cloud Country Club posted a 68 to set the Glen Eagles course record in the first qualifying round of the Glen Eagles thousand guineas. Abs Mitchell, English pro, was one stroke back. Joe Kirkwood could manage only 80 and faces a tougher path to match play later in the week amid field limits. Also noted are scores from several baseball games and a stray line about the Statue of Liberty tract holding twelve people.
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Scotland
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud
Paria
Boomer
Abs Mitchell
Prestwick
Joe Kirkwood
Pirates Held to Three Hits as Cubs Win 1-0
The Pirates manage only three hits as the Cubs prevail 1-0. A Pittsburgh batter reaches second base but no scoring occurs, highlighting a tight pitchers duel in the game.
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Pirates
CUBS
Pittsburgh
French Fighter Mascart Missing Bout Action at Coney Island
Edowsse Mascart, France featherweight champion, was arrested on travel bail issues after failing to appear for a bout against Babe Hetty at the Coney Island stadium. Promoters seek $10,000 damages for breach of contract while Panama’s Jonas Lombardo steps in as substitute. Boxing commission grants Mascart temporary relief as legal developments unfold. MID-ATLANTIC results list Whealing 1 Fairmont 0 Johnstown 4 Cumberland 3.
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New York
Mbge
Babe Herman
Coney Island
Buffren
Phyaletans Kapeenoattae
Boxing Commission
Dirk
Jone Lombardo
Panama
Mancart
Herman
Mascart
Babe
Mascarhi
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