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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

30

Young Master Pitcher Rocks Nationals in 7-0 Boston Victory

Boston hitters provided timely support as Falkenberg faltered and Cates failed to hold. Young hurled a masterful complete game allowing two safeties while the Nationals squandered chances with errant defense and stranded runners. Weather showed showers with probable batteries Keeley or Hughes for Boston and Morgan for Washington. Game called at 4 o'clock.

Falkenberg Cates Locala Young Keeley Hughes Street Warner Washington

Yesterday's Attendance and Scoring in Ninth Inning

Boston led Washington 7 6 in a midweek game as Japortes triple and Loglcubs mgle produced the final run in the ninth. Cates, Wagner, Street, and Lord delivered timely hits, while Young pitched well for Boston despite cold, acclimation issues.

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Young Game's Best Pitcher Seeks Final Triumph

Cy Young is regarded as the greatest pitcher and, before quitting, may show that a man aged fifty can still lead in athletics. Other pitchers have excelled briefly, but who can point to such a lasting record as his.

Cy Young

Nicholls Double Counts In 12th To Beat New York

Philadelphia triumphs 9 to 2 over New York in a twelve inning game. Nicholls belts a go ahead double in the twelfth after Glade and Bender duel. Philadelphia pushes across runs on passes and miscues, with Hartsel and Keeler contributing early, while Niles and Murphy help set the stage in a high tension night game.

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Opening of Union League as Irwin Eyes Washington Win

Manager Irwin confident Washington will lead after the Union League opener at Reading. Washington faces Ressling club with Speer pitching and Burke behind the plate. Team lineup includes Gilbert in center Wallace in right Shaughnessy in left Connors first Lynch second Clark short McDermott third. Street parade planned before two game series plus a debut appearance by Murray the sailor boy. Game time set for 4 o'clock.

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St Louis shuts out Pittsburg in 3–0 victory

St Louis defeated Pittsburg 3 to 0 as both pitchers held the line. Clarke was ejected in the eighth for disputing a close call. Raymond struck out the first three in the fifth, with scoring summaries and individual at bats listed for both clubs.

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Boston Beats Phillies In Slow 6 to 3 Win

Boston wins a slow game over Philadelphia 6 to 3 as Browne and Flaherty spark with timely hits and base running. Hoch allows few hits in 7 innings while McQuillin gives up the decisive runs. Keith Browne and Flaherty drive in the runs and provide key defensive plays.

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Cleveland Edges Detroit 2–1 In Pitchers Battle

Cleveland defeated Detroit 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel on April 24. Mullin struck out nine for Detroit, Clarke, Bradley, and Crawford drove Cleveland runs with key hits and misplays. Detroit’s only run came on Crawford’s triple and Clarke’s error.

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Pastorius Puzzle Delights Brooklyn Defeat with Odd Errorfilled Game

New York April 24 Brooklyn edged New York at Polo Grounds by 4 to 0 in eight innings plus ninth. Manager McGraw used Crandall eight frames and Malarkey in the ninth as Pastorius drew boos from locals amid miscues and shaky support. Crandall allowed two base hits before leaving in eighth, Malarkey gave up runs in the final frames, while Pattee Jordan Alperman Bresnahan featured for New York with notable hits.

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WADDELL SHOWS FORM IN PITCHERS BATTLE

St Louis defeats Chicago 2 to 1 as Waddell and Smith duel. Key sixth inning sparked by St Louis hits. Wallace and Parent drive in runs. Waddell fans seven, Smith four. Evans and teams slip on defense in a tight Chicago loss.

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New York Beats Brooklyn 5 4 In Opening Game

New York wins 5 to 4 over Brooklyn in the first base on errors and hits. Crandall 2 Pastorius 4, Pastorius 1 batter hit by pitcher, Crandall 3, wild pitch by Crandall. Umpires Messrs Empite and Rudderham. Time of game about 1 hour.

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Lundgren Pounded Hard as Cubs Edge Reds in Slugfest

Chicago built early lead on Lundgren’s pitching and timely hits, defeating Cincinnati 9 to 4. Campbell started for the Cubs while Reulbach relieved for the Reds. Huggins and Gansel sparked the visitors with multiple hits, but Chicago’s steady offense and key defensive plays carried the game.

Pittsburg Bill Would Tax Baseball Club For Each City Game

The Pittsburg common council committee voted 13 to 11 to recommend passing an ordinance taxing the Pittsburg baseball club 75 per game played in the city. Rumors spread that admission prices may rise if the ordinance becomes law, a point disputed by opponents. Councilman Hugh Vergusen, who drafted the measure, defended his actions while critics argued the club should share more of its taxes with the city. Some council members floated a higher tax of 400 per game, and indications point to passage of the current proposal.

Washington Post Pittsburg Committee of Common Council Hugh Vergusen

Minor League Scores From Eastern and Other Circuits

Eastern League games in Jersey City and Newark end with a mix of results including Providence beating Rochester 4 2 and Baltimore defeating Montreal 6 4. American Association matchups show Columbus and Milwaukee tied 6 4 while Toledo 4 Kansas City and Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 4. Southern League reports rain delays and a darkness stoppage in Atlanta. South Atlantic fixtures list Augusta 4 Jacksonville 0 Savannah 3 Columbia 0 and Charleston 0.

Jersey City Toronto Herey City Newark Buffalo Providence Rochester Baltimore Montreal American Association Toledo Kansas City Indianapolis Aniharapolis Minneapolis Colmbus Ohio Milwaukee Loutsville-St Paul Louisville Atlanta Montgomery Nashville-Nashville Memphis Little Rock Augusta Jackaongilis Savannah Columbia Macan Charleston

College Baseball Results From New England and Southeast

Scores from multiple games include Georgia Tech 1 Sewanee 0 in Atlanta, Vanderbilt 2 Tennessee 0 at Knoxville, Springfield 8 New Bedford 4 in Springfield, Lynn 20 Menden Connecticut at Lynn, Brockton 8 New Haven 1, Lowell 0 Vermont at Lowell, Worcester 3 Waterbury 1, and Troy 5 Brooklyn Royal Glantr in Troy.

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