National League Standings and Week in Baseball News
National League standings show St Louis and Chicago leading, with St Louis beating Pittsburgh and Chicago routing Cincinnati. Highlights include Vernon splitting with Oakland, and Los Angeles taking both games from San Francisco as home runs spice a busy schedule.
Buckaroos Edge Athena in Nervy Ninth to Take Pennant
Pendleton pitcher Joe Berger remained undefeated in a tight 2 to 1 victory over Athena, with a disputed ninth inning at home plate. Lankard scored on Pendleton’s only error and Harmon’s stand out drive highlighted Athena’s late surge while Berger’s streak of five weeks of perfect form drew attention from Spokane managers. Sturgis made a key save on Lefty Smith’s long fly.
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Athena
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Walla Walla
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Joe Cohen
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Thon Pendleton
Lankird
Sturgis
Shaffer
Bites
Smith
W. Il
Athena Eee
Beanetes
Pendleton Weet Sored
Weston
Milton Saver
Chicago Defeats St Louis In One Sided Game
In a lopsided baseball clash Chicago defeated St Louis. The Chicago offense was powered by Lange and Olmstead while Sullivan and Pelty contributed for St Louis. Highlighted moments included strong hitting from Crawford and aggressive base running by Cobb.
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James
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Sacramento Wins in Mariners Style Coast League Marathon
Pacific Coast League standings show Portland San Francisco Oakland and Los Angeles led by Portland at 39 49 and 54 losses Sacramento beat Portland 6 to 5 in the 19th inning after a 18 inning tie with Mahoney scoring on a wild pitch and Thomas delivering a go ahead hit Baum and Seaton pitched all game as Portland earlier led 1 0 in the 18th and the morning Stockton game was a rout with Fitzgerald knocked from the box.
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Cal
Secore
Shinn
Helster
Mahoney
Thornton
Thomas
Ryan
Spider Baum
Tom Seaton
Stockton
Victoria Defeats Tacoma 8 to 3 on July 3
Victoria hammered Tacoma 8 to 3 as Rex Devogt collected four hits in four at bats. Cocash, released by Seattle, added two triples. Seattle 6 Portland 1 and 5 9 in second doubleheader details noted. Archer, released by Portland, allowed eight runs in the fourth. Spokane beat Vancouver 4 to 1 behind timely hitting.
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Spokane
Cvevererese
Portland
Seattle
O.escensesee
Benttia
Ais Tenesste Bas
Victoria
Cveccousseesd
Schmutz
Gordon
Rex Devogt
Tiger
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Burns
Ore
Archer
Beattle
Oaks
Cina
Wigge
Weston Rout Walla Walla In Lopsided Score
Weston beat Walla Walla 12 to 4 in Weston Oregon. Von Nahmen pitched seven innings allowing no runs while Parkes yielded six in relief. Bears were overwhelmed as six runs crossed in both the eighth and ninth frames, final tally 12 to 4.
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Ore
Bears
von Nahmen
Mountaineers
Parkes
Walla Walla
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