Chicago blanks league leaders for 4 to 0 victory
Chicago shut out Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Brennan started for the visitors then Moore held the locals hitless after the third inning. Smith received strong support while Tommy Leadbetter made key plays. Zimmerman was ejected after arguing a strike call with bases loaded. Otto Knake, recently suspended, returned at second base.
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Brooklyn Beats St. Louis in Doubleheader Tilt
Brooklyn won again at St. Louis as Perritt yielded runs and Brooklyn bunched timely hits. Marbet pitched the eighth and ninth for St. Louis, allowing one hit while Brooklyn scored on timely hitting and Mowrer, McLean, and Smith supplied a mix of doubles and hits. Batteries were Wingling and Miller for Brooklyn and Perritt and Marbet for St. Louis.
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Muff By Carey Is Custly to Pirates
Marty O'Toole pitched a sharp game for Pittsburgh but lost 1 to 0 to Boston. Carey's muff on Connolly's grounder in the seventh inning doomed the Pirates as Connolly reached second on the misplay. Titus led Boston with a hit as O'Toole yielded four safeties and Pittsburgh failed to score in a fifth straight one-run defeat.
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New York Beats Cincinnati Michels 6 to 4 in Fret Three
New York batted out two Cincinnati Michels in the third inning to win 6 to 4. Packard started, Ames relieved, but Ames struggled. Harter and Fromme pitched well for Cincinnati with limited hits. New York scored on Fletcher’s single, Doyle’s double, Snodgrass home run, and four subsequent singles aided by a steal. Beechers triples and Tinker’s two-base error sparked Cincinnati’s lone run.
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Sox and Tigers Split Twin Bill in Boston
Detroit won the afternoon game 4 to 3 after a ninth inning rally sparked by Davis triple and Crawford single. Hedient walked in the decisive run as War loaded the bases. Boston took the morning 7 to 4, Bush injuring his leg at the plate in the third inning.
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Biddie Falls from Mink League Shakeup in Nebraska City
The 1919 season begins with instability as Falls City and Humboldt withdraw from the four team Mink League. Auburn sold three players and released the fourth after poor attendance. Bidwell, who led Cheyenne to the Rocky Mountains title, had optimistic letters but faces the league’s collapse amid dwindling crowds.
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Sixth Inning Rally Wins For Washington
Washington defeats Cleveland 3 to 2 in the first game of the series as a sixth inning rally and a triple play by Gandil and McBride highlight the day. Hughes replaces Mulin in the fourth and gets solid support, with a fast double play in the eighth ending a Cleveland threat.
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Proud Cruiser Converted to Coal Barge
The U S cruiser Detroit once famed as a sea fighter is being converted into a coal barge. Henry Hitner & Son bought the cruiser as junk and will use its engine room brass and copper to help pay the price.
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Old American Polo Team Recalled to Defend Title Against Britons
After being discarded by Polo association managers a new Briton backed lineup formed. Captain Foxhall Keene broke his collarbone two days before the first game, leaving Milburn on both squads. Milburn is praised as possibly the world's best polo player.
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Batting Leaders In Both Leagues Through Mid June
For the second week of June two months into the season, Joe Jackson of Cleveland Ty Cobb of Detroit and Eddie Collins of the Philadelphia Athletics lead the major leagues batting. National Leaguers trail with Cravath Viox and Huggins among the top.
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Becker Protest 5 Held After League Hearing
The Becker Athletics protested Sunday’s Becker Knights of Columbus game to the baseball commission over two calls. They alleged an Anophre McInerny misrule and a late seventh inning finish favored KC. If upheld the game would be replayed, potentially affecting standings.
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Elevator Chauffeur Described As Human Umbrella
A witty take compares the elevator operator to a human umbrella, noting how he rides with many ups and downs. The remark highlights the unpredictable nature of enclosed vertical transport.
Senate debate over Ingo appropriation bill ends without vote
In Washington July 7 the Senate wrestled with the Ingo appropriation bill. Senator Lane charged colleagues with insufficient information while others disputed the measure. Debates over salary hikes for Indian commissioner and land-suit settlements lingered as adjournment arrived. The Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers reportedly set aside $100,010 to unionize subway and elevated workers.
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