World Auto Records Smashes at Chicago Worlds Champs Defeat Giants
The event reports wild returns from Snodass and a flurry of scoring by Hitzpatrick and Efterkleuster Totals. Boston wins 5 to New York 2 with Maranville Gowdy Magee and Doyie delivering three base hits and a home run by Catch. Rudolph and Marquard each struck out three. umpires were Barron and Eason. time 32 minutes.
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Grassill Team Defeats West Virginia Bastess 6-0 in Fast Contest
Grassill blanked West Virginia Bastess 6-0 at Union Bark on Saturday afternoon. Dezoghkr pitched, Ntter and Hertzoz starred in fielding, with Hertzos hitting a double and a triple in four at bats as Grassellil claimed the one sided win.
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Victor Finishes in French Car at Average of Nearly a Hundred Miles
In Chicago’s first 500 mile derby at the new wooden track, Daria Resta won over Ralph De Palma’s world record pace, averaging 97.6 miles per hour for 500 miles and taking more than 20,000 in prize money. Thirty thousand spectators watched the event despite threatening weather. The race ended with Resta ahead of Poraporeio and Rickenbacker, while Harry Grant completed the distance non stop in fourth place. Eight cars dropped out of the 1,0 entrants.
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Cubs Winning Streak Broken by Browns
Chicago on June 26 saw St Louis end the Cubs winning streak by winning the final game of the series. The game featured wild pitching by Vaughn and Zabel, an Archer error, a double steal by Butler and Miller, and timely hits from Schulte Bescher Bresnahan Fisher Williams Long Bustte. Base runners stole by Butler Miller and Zim.
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Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati in fifth inning rally
Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 6 to 0 as five runs came in the fifth inning after Olson’s wild throw and a bases on balls. Dequeuilien, Dale, and Ames handled pitching duties. McQuillan and Lear contributed strikeouts, with ten hits for Pittsburg. Umpires Kiem and Extie.
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Harvard and Pennsylvania Plan Early Practice Sessions
Eastern university football circles outline early training camps with Harvard and Pennsylvania assembling large portions of squads before opening games. Quakers report to Mt Gretna on August 28 for two weeks, Harvard candidates begin September 15, with rising crowd interest and anticipation of a fast, evenly matched season opener. Hazel Atlas followers and Fleming rooters expect strong turnout as park Sunday concerts draw big crowds amid warm weather and music programs.
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National League Scores From Early Games
National League results show Pittsburg defeating Cincinnati 6 to 3 and Boston edging New York 7 to 5 while Philadelphia plays against Brooklyn at St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati with additional games listed.
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Baseball Scores Summary From AL and Cities
Yesterday results show New York beating Boston 5 2 and Boston defeating New York 4 2. Philadelphia edged Washington 3 2 while St. Louis routed Detroit 25. Matches list city pairings and final scores across the American League.
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Baseball Scoreboard From Federal League Games
Federal League results show Newark lost to St Louis 5 to 2 in Chicago. Baltimore beat St Louis 5 to 3 in the first game. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4, with Chicago winning 10 to 6 in the second game. St Louis visits Chicago and Cleveland travels to Detroit in today’s schedule.
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American Association Indianapolis 5
In Indianapolis the American Association event features a lineup including Columbus Louisville and Cleveland as MEW participants. The record notes a regional clash with multiple clubs contending for the lead and possible standings impact.
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Columbua
Louisville
Cleveland
Harvard and Yale Elect 1316 Captains After Game
The New York wire notes Harvard and Yale baseball captains chosen after a fine game. Henry I Nash 16 of Newton Massachusetts was named Crimson captain. Nash played shortstop while Nox Milburn appears at second base for Yale.
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LMOIE'S TRIPLE WINS GAME FOR ATHLENGS
LMOIE'S triple gives a win for the Athletics in a high scoring game. Lapy Shanks Strank had two base hits while Lajoie hit a three base shot. Scbans and McInnis delivered sacrifice plays as Gandil stole a base. Errors allowed Philadelphia four Washington seven left on base. Ey Ayers and Shaw pitched for their teams with Bush issuing two walks and three strikeouts. Umpires were Hildebrand and Laussime.
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Waps Split Doubleheader Between New York and Boston
The second contest in a New York Boston double header left both teams in the mix as players hit for strength and teams battled for another victory.
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Walker Gets Decision in Pitchers Battle with Bag
Walker earned a hard fought decision over Benz in a pitchers duel. Cleveland produced the only tally in the eighth as outlined by note of no base hits. Wester and Graney provided key plays with Sacrifice hits while Ogden and Chapman turned two double plays.
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Weisman Beats Tigers Three Times in Ten Pin Contest
The LM. P. Amusement Company's three man team defeated Gore alley three man team in the first two games of a ten game contest on the I. M. P. alleys by 291 pins. Remaining five games will be rolled on Gare alleys the week of July 5. Clark Ingram of the LMP team, famed as a top duck pin bowler, showed capability to roll ten pins. Daddy Drake of Gore had the high average and high score for the year. Totals 509 526 497 522 578 0? 922, etc.
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Baseball score and plays from a New York Boston game
The record lists base hits by Lewis and Cady with Hoblitzell on four, Wood homered, sacrifices by bits Wood Jauvrin Lewis and Hoblitzell, and fies by Hooper. New York had four runs, Boston six, errors led to more base on balls, with players Brown Mays and Pime as umpires.
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