Phillies Edge Washington In Sloppy Poorly Played Game
The Phillies defeated the Washington team in a two hour ten minute exhibition marked by ten errors by Washington and miscues by both sides. McGuire and Tucker stood out for the Phillies while Swaim held his own for Washington as errors and poor fielding dominated the contest.
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Cy Young
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Lanklets
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Brown
Gitlen
Wad
Conley
Baseball notes from a lively Chicago Louisville game
Recap highlights from a chaotic contest featuring Del and McGuire. Walds and Dowd made sharp plays, Wrigley and Selbach dazzled with fielding, Kemp looms as left-hander competition, and fans recall a hit-and-run start marred by errors.
Senators Play Like Amateurs and Baseball Scandals
In a rough day of play, the Phillies defeated the Senators 10 to 9 amid fielding miscues. Stallings plans to shift Dowd to right and bring Peter to second to steady the lineup. Meanwhile Chicago crushed Louisville 86 to 7 as Boston, New York, and Pittsburgh won others. Standings show Boston and Baltimore contending while Cleveland and St. Louis stumble. Tonight’s schedule features Washington at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston among others.
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Cincinnati
New York Beats Orioles in Second Inning Rally
New York defeats Baltimore 8 to 2 in a two inning game as Meekin controls the ball after the first inning and O'Brien makes a spectacular running catch near the fence. Van Haltren hits a home run for New York while Joyce and Holmes contribute in a decisive win.
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Boston Wins Despite Brooklyn Errors In Tight Tilt
Boston defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 as the visitors made errors and miscues while Boston played an errorless game. Klobedanz started and yielded ten hits before Nichols held Brooklyn to one hit after replacing him. Attendance was about 3,000.
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Baseball scoring report with errors and outs
Bare on errore Pittsburg 1 left on bases Cleveland 9 Pittsburg 3. First base on balls Om Clark 4 off are 6. Struck out by Clark 1 by Hawley 1. Ground-rule double play Merritt and Padden Hit by pitcher By Clark 1 by Haw ley 1. Umpire McDermott Time 2.05.
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Greatest picnic of the season as Colts hammer 36 runs
At West Side Park the Colts set a record with 36 runs on 82 hits for 51 bases. Frazer pitched two and a half innings before Jones relieved him. Johnson and Decker suffered injuries, Callahan weakened after the third. Attendance 1,150 with Chicago 7 Louisville 0 at times.
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Rain Halts Cincinnati at St Louis Baseball Clash
Rain stopped the game in the third inning at St Louis where St Louis led Cincinnati 4 to 2. Attendance logged at 2,500.
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Baltimore Player Hugh Jennings Improves After Injury
New York reports Hugh Jennings of the Baltimore team shows marked improvement after being struck on the head by a pitched ball during the New York Baltimore game at the Polo Grounds yesterday. He slept soundly last night.
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Lancaster Again In a Listless Game They Batted Comnn Delivery
Lancaster defeated the Athletics 11 to 5 as Conn struggled with wild pitches and control in a five inning outing. Madison hit a towering homer and Seybold sparked a late rally with a three bagger as Lancaster pulled away. The game featured sharp defense, but listless Athletics led to costly errors and baserunning risks.
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Hartford Beats Reading In Second Game Of Series
Hartford takes the 8 to 6 win over Reading in a slow game. Key hits include Mack Doherty and Thornton for Hartford and McIntyre and Roach for Reading. Vickery faced 4, Lucid 8 in the pitching matchup with 2 wild pitches and 1 error by Hartford.
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Richmond Easy Victory Over Newark in Here In Richmond
Richmond defeated Newark with ease as the visitors made several critical errors at key points. Score: not provided in readable text.
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Norfolk Defeats With Wild Pitching After Viau Slips
Norfolk tried new amateur Bishop today and pitched a splendid game. Viau held the locals to two hits until the seventh when control failed, issuing three walks and hit by pitch to allow a run. Jones replaced him and a two bagger scored three runs, giving Norfolk the win. Score:
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Cornell Crews Favor Cornell in Intercollegiate Rowing
Poughkeepsie reports strong hype as Cornell Penn Columbia crews push faster times and aim to break last year four mile record while Yale looms. Freshman race sees Columbia strongest early form with Penn weakest, and officials assign positions for the downstream dash at five.
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Will probated for famed horseman Byron McClelland
In Lexington on June 29 the will of Byron McClelland was probated. He leaves 5000 to two brothers and one sister, 10000 to Frances McClelland adopted niece. Wife named executrix without bond. Estate valued at about 400000.
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Fast racing at Sheepshead Bay Exciting track action.
The Sheepshead Bay track offered fast racing with strong fields and close finishes. Horoscope led early and won despite Sunny Slope and Hugh Penny, Sun Up posted a quick mile and a sixteenth, Varus and Buddha claimed stakes wins, and multiple horses faced stiff competition as crowds speculated on odds.
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Overweight Hander Spurs Boxing Night in Athens
In Athens Olympic Club fans saw Jimmy Handler from Newark fail weigh in by eight pounds, forcing replacement by Jack Collyer of Brooklyn and Jack Dolan of Newark. The bout ended in just over three rounds as the referee stopped it amid a comedy of mishandled blows and laughter.
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Smith earns decision as Dougherty struggles in rough bout
In a boxing card, Dougherty appeared outclassed and the referee stopped the match with Smith declared winner. Next, a ten round duel between Frank Bradley and Eugene Rowan ended in a lively affair with Bradley edging ahead early but Rowan rallying late to force a draw.
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Harvard Wins Rough Battle Over Yale 10-8 in Close Contest
Harvard defeated Yale 10 to 8 in New Haven. Fincke's control cost Yale as Harvard capitalized on walkseven and a misplayed ball to take an eighth inning lead. Key contributors included scanner Paine and captain Dean while Yale rallyed to tie late before Harvard pulled ahead.
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Prominent boxing figures arrive in San Francisco
Tom O'Rourke of New York arrives in San Francisco with three pugilist figures, Wolcott Walecott and George Dixon from Boston, and Jack Everhart of New Orleans. Wolcott seeks a match with California welterweight George Green, while Dixon and Everhart begin training to face Cal Hawkins and Spider Kelly.
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