Baseball box score rundown with multiple players noted
Brown and three-base hits lead for Washington in a high scoring clash as Abbey OBrien McGuire and Demont homer. Dowd Tucker Brown Reilly steal twice each while Abbey OBrien Demont turn a double play. MeJames dominates in pitching with eight strikeouts and four by MeJames. Left on base Washington five Philadelphia six. time two hours. umpire Emalie.
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Brown
Lnajole
Selbach
Abbey
O'Brien
McGuire
Demont
Dowd
Tucker
Reilly
O' Brien
MeJames
Yle
Ty Orth
Washington
Philadelphia
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A. Ke Brown
Cooley
Lajoie
DeVh'nty
Nash
Toronto
Rochester
Smith
Casey
McGann
McFarlan
Freeman
Mulvey
Dooley
Lush
White
Rno
McHale
Richter
Laish
Taylor
Gaston
Gruber
Southwark Yacht Club of
Delaware River
Gloucester
Chester
Senators Showed Up Weak in Big Showdown Season Walkout
The Senators performed poorly in a key away game as the Phillies were routed 9 to 2. Boston has moved into first place by beating Baltimore twice, with New York defeating Baltimore twice to hand the Phillies two heavy losses.
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Stallings
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Phillies
Senators
Giants
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Louisville
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Senators trounce Stallingites in Washington rout
National League game at National Park drew 3,000 as the rejuvenated Senators crushed St. Louis visitors. Orth excelled for Washington with control and power, while Stallingite errors and weak fielding by Nash and Delahanty amplified the home team's win.
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the Times
Washington
National Park
Senators
Pittsburgs
St. Louis
Quakers
Schinmeltz
Orth
Washingtons
Delahanty
Nash
Boyle
Geler
Del
de Mont
Reece
Selbach
Dowd
Stallingites and Blue Mondays stir Boston baseball talk
The piece contends fans and owners clash over Stallings and team play. It highlights Washington fans’ view of the Phillies, calls for discipline, and notes strong hitting with four home runs and fourteen hits. It quotes Buck Ewing praising Nash as top third baseman, while urging returns for a lost rabbit’s foot prize.
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Rosie
Meekin
Washington
Phillies
Albert Orth
Buck” Ewing
Nash
Orioles fall twice as Rusie dominates for New York
The Champions lose both games to New York as Rusie shuts down Baltimore. A ninth inning miscue and poor coaching cost the Orioles a chance to tie in the first game, while George Davis faces crowd taunts at the plate. Attendance 6,675.
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Baltimore
New York
Rusie
Meekin
Orioles
Beaneaters Rally Stifled After Boston Early Inning Lead
At Eastern Park on June 21 the beaneaters could not capitalize after Klobedanz’s strong outing and timely hits. The Boston offense subdued Payne in the early frames, with Fisher relieving and Klobedanz also contributing at the plate as the score remained tight.
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Brooklyn
Bostons
Payne
Eastern Park
Fisher
Beaneaters
Klobedanz
Pirates Fall to Chicago on Eastern Trip
Pittsburg June 21 The Pirates lost to Chicago as Donovan's club failed in key moments. Ryan hit a bases loaded three-bagger in the sixth to seal the game as the crowd of about 2,600 looked on.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Chicago
Donovan
Ryan
Browns Defeated as Poor Fielding Tags Game
In Cincinnati on June 21 the Browns could not hit Breitenstein and lost easily as their fielding faltered. Attendance reached 2,300. In Norfolk Richmond defeated Norfolk in a scrappy contest with a bench-clearing scare after Centre Fielder Hargrove was struck in the face by Leahy.
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Cincinnati
Browns
Breitenstein
Norfolk
Richmond
Hargrove
Leahy
Cleveland
Indians
Athletics Trounced by League Leaders 18 to 2
Atlantic League results show the Athletics losing at home to the league leaders 18 to 2. Newark defeated Hartford, Richmond beat Norfolk, and Paterson fell to Reading. Standings list Hartford 29 19 0.604, Reading 26 24 0.646, Richmond 26 24 0.640, Norfolk 25 11 0.477, Paterson 2 0 0.000.
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Athletics
Newark
Hartford
Richmond
Norfolk
Paterson
Athletic
Lancaster
Reading
Bctte PC
Richmon
Athletics Lose to Lancaster In Away Game
After an extended trip the Athletics were defeated by Lancaster 13 to 4 as Hepting shut them down. Ames struggled early, Lancaster capitalized with hits in the seventh, while Laroque starred at short with thirteen of fourteen chances.
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Athletics
Lancaster
Sharsig
Hepting
Ames
Lancasters
Laroque
Disgraceful Reading Paterson Baseball Brawl Ends in Scuffle
June 21 Reading faced Paterson in a chaotic game as umpire Betts was absent. Slater was called safe after a play at the plate, Smink protested, and a ball struck Smink. Lucid punched Smink unconscious, drawing crowd unrest. police and windsalled officials restored order as Amole pitched well for Reading.
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Reading
Paterson
Betts
Harry Pyle
Raymond
Slater
Touhey
Smink
Pyle
Westlake
Ample
Wagner
Exciting Hartford Game Ends in Newark Victory
Newark defeated Hartford 6 to 5 in a stubborn, high scoring contest highlighted by Sheahan Cassidy and Wright. Tim Sheahan received a gold watch and chain from friends after the game as Newark pushed ahead with home runs by Sheahan and Vickery and key hits by Cassidy and Wright.
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Hartford
Newark
Sheahan
Cassidy
Wright
Tim Sheahan
Norfolk Beats Richmond In A Tight Baseball Tilt
Sacrifice by Elsey and a stolen base by Har ove pace Norfolk past Richmond 6 to 5. Clausen fanned three as Norfolk left six on base to Richmond’s five. Double plays by McDonald, Stuart, Wells and by Welhl, Snyder, Weddige and Leahy. Errors favored Richmond, with one more error by Norfolk. Katn hit by pitch. Umpire Carlin. Time 1.45.
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Cincinnati
Co. A
ST. Louis
Norfolk
Richmond
O. A
Holliday
Turner
Hallman
Leahy
U Hargr've
Corcorap
Hoy
Hartman
Kain
Irwin
Weddige
Weihl
Elbert
Douglas. c
Elsey
Peltz
Miller
Grady
Wentz
Stuart
Cross
Lally
Smith
Knowles
M’'D'nald
Ritchey
Wells
Ib Beckley
Harley
Royder
Foster
Art
Clausen
Chesbro
St St. Louis
St. Is
Newark
Hartford
B.ho
A. K
H. A. Wright
Mack
O'Hagan
Radford
Marr
Heine
Doherty
Daley
Vickery
Cogan
Rowen
A.R
Sheahan
Cassidy
Wright
Thornton
Berfeld
Harove
McDonald
Welhl
Snyder
Katn
Carlin
Syracuse Beats Buffalo In High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Syracuse and Buffalo traded runs as Syracuse scored five in the second, Buffalo answering with eight in the middle innings. Gray highlights include Zahner and Garry two-base hits and Clymer three-base hit, with Lampe and Brown on the mound and Lezotte handling a passed ball.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Garry
Zahner
Clymer
Smith
Bannon
Gilboy
Earl
Eagan
Wise
Field
Lampe
Brown
Lezotte
Malarkey
Gaffney
Springfield Beats Wilkesbarre With Third Inning Burst
Springfield defeated Wilkesbarre by manufacturing most runs in the third inning as they collected multiple hits. Brouthers connected for a two base hit and Green delivered a three bagger while Green and Rett a added thefts and other contributions in an offensively decisive frame.
Miners Tie Providence Pitcher in Corbette Game
Scranton gains twenty three bases on eighteen hits to avenge a loss to Braun of Providence. Gillon allowed eight earned runs while Braun allowed one. Weigand Sacrifice hits by Gillon Cooney. Time two hours.
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New York
A. E McGraw
Keeler
Clark
Tbh
Bow'rm'n
Holmes If
Nops
Ruste
Tiernan
Davis
Kelley
Holmes
McGraw
Bowerman
van Haltren
Rusie
Warner
R. HO
A. B. McGraw
Jennings
Joyce
Stenzel
Gleason
O'Brien
Reitz
H Robinson
Pond
Meekin
Corbett
Robinson
Lynch
Scranton
Braun
Providence
Corbette
Peealy
Gillon
Eagan
Bassett
Weigand
Cooney
By. Braun
Traub
Brawn
Dixon
Swartwood
Devon Defeated at Polo by Freebooters in Morrell Cup Match
The Devon Polo Club lost to the Freebooters of Rockaway at Philadelphia Country Club in the Morrell Challenge Cup opener. Devon lacked teamwork and form without Lemuel G. Adzemus. Snowden led Devon with a late goal, while George H. McFadden stood out for Devon but could not overcome the Freebooters who led 21 to 0 after penalties and steady scoring. The Wednesday rematch features Country Club first team against Rockaway second for the cup.
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Devon Polo Club
Philadelphia
Rockaway
George H. McFadden
Devon
C. R. Snowden
Lemuel G.adzemus
George W. Kendrick, Jr
B. K. Stowe
Williams Brothers
L. Williams
Kendrick
J. M. Williams, Jr
W. A. Hazard
Snowden
Strawbridge
W. A
Freebooters OF
W. Kendrick
Freebooters
Davee CitAdes
Suburban Day at Sheepshead Bay Preview
New York June 21 Suburban Handicap at Coney Island Jockey Club will draw thousands for the yearly spectacle despite lower prize money. Probable starters include Ben Brush The Winner Belmar and Dutch Skater with Havoc Lake Shore Semper Ego First Mate and Semper Ego among contenders. Ben Brush favored to win with The Winner and Dutch Skater as top rivals.
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New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Coney Island
Ben Brush
Sims
S. Sloane
Belmar
Taral
Sir Walter
Doggett
Halma
Lake Shore
Thorpe
Martin
Valley
Hewitt
Havoc
Dutch Skater
West
Premier
McLaughlin
Brush
Gravesend
Bramble
Lehman
Sheepshead Bay
Dave” Sloan
Harry Lewis
Lewis
Bowling Brookes
Prince Lee
Landemann
Mr. Baiter
Davoc
Archduke
Sir Gawin
Thanas
Wild Warrior
Dogtown
Julius Caesar
M. G. Gomez
Agees
Ella Daly
Colonial Dame
Mont Dor
Flushing
Thackeray
Eoknen
Continental Wheelmen prep for Philadelphia meet and prize ride
The Continental Wheelmen display a sample medal at 1908 Master street and drew 1 200 ferry tickets from Gloucester Ferry Co. A Denver visit is planned, while the Diamond Wheelmen plan a 5 mile handicap race at Jenkintown next Saturday. Records drop for Arapshoe Wheel Club and a new wooden track at Willow Grove begins with July meet.
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Master Street
Continental Wheelmen
Gloucester Ferry Company
Diamond Wheelmen
Frankford
Jenkintown
Willow Grove
Charley Ashinger
Holbrook
Joseph C- Sickel
Orthodox Street
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Geraghty
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Arapshoe Wheel Club
A. L. Hachenberger
Wizbet Club
Laurel Springs
Wizbet
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South Street Wharf
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Reading Railroad
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Plume & Atwood Mpg. CO
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Norman Wheel Co
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Southwark Yacht Club
Athens
Olympic Athletic Association
Delaware County
James Handler
Charles Johnson
Eugene Rowan
Frank Bradley
Jack"' Dougherty
Billy Smith
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Cyclers’ Inn
Rhode Island
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H. D. le Cato
Seeleys Truss
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Esterkman & Streeter
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