National Baseball Commission Denies Wiggs Reinstatement
The National Baseball Commission denied James A. Wiggs reinstatement after he left the Toledo club on a contract violation. Wiggs had been barred as ineligible to play for any national agreement clubs except those in the Tri-State League and his prior reinstatement bids were all refused. The commission stated no future applications will be considered.
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National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
Ohio
James A. Wiggs
Wiggs
Toledo
American Association
Athletics edge Washington in opener 2 1 in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 27 the Athletics beat Washington 2 to 1 in a tight opener. Long Tom Hughes allowed three walks but matched Vickers, though a daring Davis steal set up the winning run. The Nationals produced their lone score on a double by Shipke and McBride, as Philadelphia benefited from a misplay on a grounder by Hartsel and an error by Collins.
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Milan Warner
Baseball scores and schedule in the National League
The page lists National League results with Philadelphia beating Brooklyn and St. Louis defeating Cincinnati while New York edged Boston. It also shows upcoming games including Pittsburg at Chicago Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Cincinnati and New York at Boston with team standings and win loss records displayed.
SOX CAPTURE THIRD IN TENSE CHICAGO BEATS ST LOUIS 6 TO 5
In St Louis on April 27 Chicago won the third game of the series 6 to 5. St Louis led late, scoring three runs off Owen in the ninth before Chicago pulled ahead. Davis Anderson Tannehill Sullivan Owens Stone Ferris T Jones Criss contributed runs and hits as Oll Howell and Owen started on the mound. Umpire Mr Hvana oversaw a seven hour and one minute contest.
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Chicago
Owen
Abhore Wetman
OlDougherty
C. Jones
Olf. Slane
Wiliams
Ul Anderson
Wallace
S/Donohue
Ferris
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T. Jones
NiTunnenili
Spencer
O Sullivan
Howell
P Criss
St. Loui
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Anderson
Tannehill
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Stone
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Donohue
Hoffman
O Owen
Mr. Hvana
Cleveland Defeats Detroit 3 to 1 in Baseball Game
Cleveland beats Detroit 3 to 1 at home as Malloy earns win for Cleveland. Turner injures arm and may miss time. Fielding errors by Will and Detroit defense contribute. Stovall and Bradley drive runs for Cleveland.
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Ohio
Detroit
Malloy
Will
Turner
J. Clarke
McIntyre
Bradley
Bchacfer
Stovall
O Crawford
Lajoie
Ol Cobb
N. Clarke
Hinchman
Schaefer
Detrett
Cheech
Mallay
Mr. O'Loughlin
Keeler's Bingle Counts In New York Win Over Boston
Chesbro staking New York to a 1 0 victory over Boston with sharp pitching. Keeler delivered the timely sixth inning hit after Niles singled and Thoney error, driving in the winning run. Niles had the only run for Boston and Elberfeld sparked New York’s defense in a tight 1 to 0 game.
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Chesbro
Boston
Niles
Thoney
Keeler
Nules
Lord
Ij Keeler
McHale
Stahl
Gessler
Ditiberfeld
Laporte
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Ailemphill
O Wagner
Bace Elberfeld
Anipasos
Jhalis
OM Winter
Haston
Cheshie
Mr. Sheridan
Quality Men's Suits at $20 with Broad Choice
At this price Qur offers a wide range of fabrics linings trims and tailoring. A larger selection of styles and patterns than any other house with better value. The firm pledges to prove it quickly and convincingly to your mind and purse.
St Louis Beats Cincinnati With Quick Home Run Gaffe
Cincinnati errors and St Louis power produced an easy afternoon win for St Louis. Barry and Murray misplayed flies for Cincinnati while Murray Delehanty O'Rourke and Huggins drove in runs for the visitors. Mitchell Ganzel Mowrey and O'Rourke led the offense for St Louis as pitching held Cincinnati to a late rally.
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Cincinmati
St. Louis
Barry
Murray
Delehanty
Lt Schtel
OlKonetrber
Mowtey
O'Rourke
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Ewing
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Nir
O'Day
Mathewson Allows One Hit In Pitchers Battle
New York shuts out Boston 2 to 0 in a classic pitchers duel. In the eighth inning two hits a sacrifice and Ritchey error produced New York’s lone runs as Tenney received a warm Boston welcome with a traveling bag gift. Bridwell the sole Boston scorer with a first-inning tally, Mathewson and Young held the few safeties, and Emslie presided over a 1 hour 16 minute game.
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New York
Ritchey
Tenney
Browne
Beaumont
Mathewson
Young
Bridwell
Bowerman
Bails
Erroys
Mr. Emslie
Phillies Pound Ball in Victory Over Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on April 27 Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4. Philadelphia excelled at hitting, forcing Bell from the game in the third inning and later adding insurance runs. Notable players included Titus, Osborne, Doolin, and Bransfield for the Phillies, with Knabe and Grant among Brooklyn’s contributors. The game lasted 1 hour and 57 minutes.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bell
McIntyre
Phila
Crooklyn
Abhorte Knabe
Patter
Grant
Maloney
Tivus
Bureh
Magee
Ordan
Oxborne
Ritter
Ole
Amell
Alpermantood
Bergen
Philadelphia Brooklyn
Knabe
Titus
Osborne
Doolin
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Burch
Jordan
O# Bell
Dreaklyn
Ay Beil
bail—Doom
Miptre
Mr. Klemn
Brookland Triumphs Over Commerce and Labor in Nine Inning Classic
Brookland overcame a two run first inning deficit to defeat Commerce and Labor on the White Lot yesterday afternoon. Tansill delivered a three run homer with the bases loaded in the third, and Middly's one hand catch in the fifth helped close out the game in five innings. Sullivan started for Commerce and Labor before Simons relieved, with Green, Atchison, Graves, and others contributing in a error-filled contest.
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White Lot
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Simons
Tansill
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OAK Bully
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Graves
Atchison
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Newman
Minor league scores across leagues report varied results
Eastern League games in Providence Newark Haltimore Jersey City saw Stalwart offense with Newark Montreal leading 9 4 and 14 inning play. American Association and Southern League provided mixed outcomes while St Paul notices mention Lennon securing pitcher Warris for 1000 above last year. University and Friends games highlight notable pitchers Dade Bradley and Twining Club victory with key defensive play by Dwyer.
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Apri
Lennon
St. Paul
Baseball scores from national league games
National League results listed for Boston versus New York with 6498 attendance, Chicago versus Pittsburgh with no game, Brooklyn at Philadelphia drawing 4000, and St Louis versus Cincinnati drawing 800.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Locals win in eighth at Union League game
Washington triumphs over Reading 5 to 4 in an eight inning comeback. Murray relieved Phalen and shut down reading after four runs, Shaughnessy hits a decisive three run drive with Lynch and Muller's hits fueling the rally. Broad crowd at new park saw Irwin’s young squad overturn a four run deficit with an eight inning burst.
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Irwin
Jones
Murray
Havy
Phalen
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Hartman
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Muller
Muray
Gilbert
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Lallier
Menard
Flartmen
Washington Union League opener thrills crowd at dusty park
In a wind swept Washington season opener the Union League club rallied in the eighth inning to defeat Murray 62 3. Phalen started as pitcher, with Irwin replacing him in the third. McDermott made a running catch, Shaughnessy delivered a pivotal triple, and Nailin snared Murray’s line drive to end a threat. Attendance reached 2500 as officials and guests watched from the boxes.
Darkness forces long 14 inning tie in Wilmington Elizabeth game
In Newark area play delayed by darkness, Wilmington and Elizabeth dueled fourteen innings. Final score listed as tied before cancellation with both teams scoreless after the ninth until extra innings, then halted. Key figures include Wagner and King with multiple chances, and umpires noting time of two hours and 36 minutes.
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Johnson
Wagner
Zearfoss
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Anabu
Donaldson
Lussy
Wilmington
Elizabeth
Bus
Bolve
Bunsy
Boles
Hahn
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Paterson Defeated by Baltimore in 6 to 1 Loss
Paterson, N. J., April 27. Baltimore defeated Paterson 6 to 1 in a game marked by a sensational running one handed catch by Tydeman. Attendance was small due to threatening weather. The box score lists Andre winning pitcher, Beard with a two-base hit, and a triple play combination by Hager, Mahar, Kennedy.
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Rhoa
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Igney
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Hager
Hyleman
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Mr. Steinberg
Philadelphia Union League shuts out Brooklyn in opener
Philadelphia Union League turns back Brooklyn 1 to 0 in a Philadelphia opener. Covaleski limits Brooklyn to five hits as Covaleski emerges with decision. Delicate ceremonies mark season start with city official tossing silver ball and band music. Brooklyn managed few threats as Philadelphia plates the only run.
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Murray
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Latham and Harkins
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