Baseball scoreboard wrap reveals daily league swings
Frank Baker led the Athletics past the Tigers sealing first place as Rickey’s club toppled Washington in a three hour thirty five minute marathon. Ware’s tenth inning triple keyed a Browns win while Nap’s lineup faced disruption but luck stayed away. Red Sox battered five Cleveland hurlers for an easy win. Speaker and Jackson each had three hits with a double. Cobb contributed two singles. Bodie’s fence shot broke a tie in the eighth as the White Sox edged the Chance men by one. Tesreau shut down the Cards for a longer Giants lead in the NL race. Niehoff’s homer paced the Reds past Boston. Luderus homered twice for the Phillies as the Pirates couldn’t corral the ball. The Corsairs and Cubs rallied past the Dodgers in late rounds. Cy Falkenberg baffled Baltimore in Federal play.
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Giants Triumph as Tesreau Shuts out Cards
In a pitching duel Russell edges Fisher 1 0 while Bo die and Schalk push New York past Chicago. Boston tops Cleveland 11 8 with five pitchers used. Athletics win first western game 5 4 over Detroit. Browns beat Nationals 8 7 in ten after nine innings. In National League Tesreau limits St Louis to three hits as New York wins 4 1. Cubs edge Brooklyn 3 2. Pirates defeat Phillies 7 5 with pinch hitters.
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Federals Split Doubleheader With Chicago Ahead First Game Win
In Chicago, June 9, the Federal League doubleheader ended with Chicago beating Brooklyn 4 to 3 in ten innings, then Brooklyn prevailing 10 to 7. Game one featured Summers and Owens vs McGuire and Wilson, while game two saw Lafitte and teammates top Lang and Land.
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Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday and today
Yesterday results show Milwaukee and Cincinnati among many victors with scores ranging from 1 to 15, plus multiple league games across the American Association and Wisconsin Illinois League. Today’s slate lists Columbus at Milwaukee and several city matchups including Cleveland at Kansas City, New York at Chicago, and St. Louis at New York among others.
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American Association Columbus
Fighers Ready for Go on Coast Bantamweight Title Bout
Johnny Couley the world bantamweight champion and Ki Williams of Baltimore prepare for a coast bout in Los Angeles. Both express confidence with Williams a slight favorite. Conlon says he’s in top form and aims for a knockout. Promoter McCarey reports near full seating and a likely record crowd. The bout weighs 115 pounds.
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Cal
Johnny Couley
Bell Whig
Ki Williams
Baltimore
Williams
Conlon
McCarey
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