Nationals hit by injuries face tough road trip
A Washington Nationals season spread with injuries hurts their pitching and fielding. Two catchers are sidelined, a star batter is missing, and a left hand pitcher is out. Shifting to St Louis they suffer more as Johnson dominates and Street is needed behind the plate. The piece notes Walter Johnson’s prowess and the team’s hopes despite the setbacks.
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Washington: Post
St. Louis
Nationals
Jack
Doyle Brothers Out of It in Chicago Tennis Challenge
Gardner and Wardner beat Washington to reach semifinals in Chicago preliminary matches for the national championship at Newport. Bundy Hendrick defeated Whitney Pishop. Wardner Gardner defeated Boyle brothers. other results listed from New York State League standings and Albany tennis reports.
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Wardner
Washington
Chicago
Lake Forest
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Edward S Whitney
Richard Pishop
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Oyle Brothers
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Hephop
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Boye Brothers
New York State League
Albany
Syracuse
Strenton
Scranton
Elmira
Wilkes Barre
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Pray
Ctra
Troy
Close Call for Hal Chase in Narrow Train Escape
Hal Chase and Kim Vaughn joined their team after a near fatal railway accident 14 miles east of Utica. An express collided with a broken-down engine. the engineer died, Vaughn suffered a severe neck and leg injury, and Chase escaped largely unharmed though rattled. Vaughn later used a cane, Chase played a fair game today.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hal Chase
Kim Vaughn
New York Central
Utica
Express
Vaughn
Chase
Lucky Star In Eighth Stops Winning Rally
Washington closer Hartzell helps St Louis Browns overpower Nationals as Gray and Lelivelt leave with injuries and Reisling struggles. McBride walks, Conroy triples, Gessler singles, and Kinsella finishes with strong ninth despite early set back.
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Lucky Star
Browns Rally Past Nationals In St. Louis Victory
Hartzell leapt to snag Elberfeld's drive and a double play in the eighth preserves a late lead. Stone homered, Griggs and Schweitzer sparked two-base hits, while Kinsella and Stephens drove in key runs as St. Louis built a multi-run edge and held off Washington 8 to 5 with Reisling steady on the mound. The Nationals only dented the scoreboard after the second inning and were shut down by sturdy defense and late-inning stops.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Washington Club
Nationals
Dolly Gray
Bill Lelvelt
Gray
Lelivelt
Griggs
Reisling
Leivelt
Elberfeld
Newnam
Browns
Washington
Waddell
Hartezil
Conroy
Kinsella
Hartzell
McAleer
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Truesdale
McBride
Gessler
Doc
Street
Henry
Schaefer
Killifer
Stone
Ump
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Schweitzer
Jack O'Connor
Col. McAleer
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Old
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Art
O'Connor
Hoffman
Eberfeld
Norman
Conroy Frove
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Early Baseball Standings and Schedule Digest
In the American League the standings show Philadelphia 6 31 .663 and Cleveland Hoston 806. The schedule lists Washington at St Louis and Boston at Detroit among other matchups. Yesterday results include Chicago at New York and Brooklyn at St Louis with several games in progress.
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Hoston
Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
St.Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphi
Pet
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Games Today
Cincipanti
Minor League Baseball Results From Multiple Leagues
A dense score roundup lists numerous minor league games across the New England, Connecticut, Southeastern, Eastern, American Association, Tri-State, Eastern Carolina, South Atlantic, Virginia State, Carolina, and Southern leagues with results from cities like New Bedford Fall River Worcester Brockton Springfield Northampton Bridgeport Waterbury Montreal Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Toronto St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Walliamsport Johnstown Trenton Lancaster Wilson Goldsboro Raleigh Fayetteville Columbia Columbus Savannah Augusta Jacksonville Norfolk Danville Lynchburg Anderson Greensboro Charlotte Atlanta Memphis Rome and Chattanooga. Scores vary with multiple games decided by modest to double-digit margins, including several 10s and 12s, reflecting a busy regional slate.
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Wilmington
Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
Durham
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Columbia
Macon
Columbus
Savannah
Augusta
Jacksonville
Court Rules With Player In Charlotte Baseball Case
Francis the deposed catcher for the Charlotte team in the Carolina league sued the Charlotte Baseball Association for salary and transportation home after a $300 fine and indefinite suspension. The court ruled the evidence insufficient to prove contract violation, Francis won, and the Association appealed to the superior court amid local fan interest.
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Charlotte
N. C
Francis
Charlotte Baseball Association
Charlotte Association
Nationals Notes From St Louis Baseball Tilt
Noted of the Nationals in St Louis reports pitching by Groom and Otey and injuries to Gray. Schaefer led Washington with three hits while Griggs drove in runs. Reisling faced heavy batting from the Browns as Leavitt and McBride contributed in the field amid a windy, threatened day with rain looming.
All Around Entry Heavy for AAU Championship
Chicago reports nineteen entrants for the all around championships of the AAU to be staged August 13 at Marshall Field. Competitors hail from New Orleans Toronto Chicago Boston Los Angeles New York Cleveland Ohio Vancouver Sioux City Town Newton Seattle and Philadelphia marking the largest field since the event began in 1894.
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Marshall Field
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Los Angeles
New York
Cleveland
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Sioux City
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Newton
Mass
Seattle
Philadelphia
White Sox rally falls short in two inning pitchers' duel
The Athletics beat the White Sox 3 to 2 in a brief two inning game. Lord started the scoring with a third base error and Oldring added a run. Chicago answered with two in the seventh as Collins doubled and Sullivan and Purtell produced the late scoring. Blackburne injured in the sixth will be out three weeks.
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Athletics
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Mr. Perrine
Boston Takes Second Win In Detroit Series
Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 3 after rallying in the ninth. Stahl homered with Speaker on base, Karger relieved Wood to close out the win. Detailed box score shows Engle, Hooper, Crawford, and Simmons among top contributors for Boston.
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Boston
Karger
Wood
Collins
Stahl
Speaker
Abey
Abhore Hooper
QD Jones
Engle
Pelahanty
Cobb
Crawford
Gardner
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Willett
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Heston
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Wool
Simmong
Col Nina
Mesers
O'Loughlin
Egan
Yankees Win Over Cleveland In Quick Victory
Cleveland fell to New York who capitalized on Fanwell wildness in the first inning. Knight and Stovall led the offense as Mitchell outpitched Hughes after the second, with Stovall and Knight doubling and Daniels tripling. Fans saw Rath Lajoie Daniels Hemphill and others contribute runs while Fanwell yielded four runs in eight innings. Time of game 1 hour 41 minutes.
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Howell Expects New Berth as Umpire Scout
St Louis Aug 2 Harry Howell former Browns scout for new material may join the American League umpire staff this week in Chicago. John son’s staff needs replacements and Howell would be released under an agreement with Browns owner Hedges. Howell’s pitching days are over and he would become the second St Louis pitcher to join the AL umpire ranks within a year, after Bill Dineen. Harry Colliflower has already filled a vacancy.
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Fiwener
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Ban Johnson
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Cubs take opener as Chicago tops New York four to three
Chicago wins the first game of the series against New York by four to three as Mathewson allows a four run lead in the early innings. Schulte belts a homer in the second and Chicago scores three more in the third while Evers and Sheckard contribute key hits. Despite a strong start by the Giants, Chicago holds on for the victory with late scoring from Hofman and a tightly contested bullpen.
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Brooklyn Takes a Couple in Doubleheader Win Over St Louis
Brooklyn defeats St Louis in both games 2 1 and 6 4 as Bell and Lush duel in the first. St Louis jumps to four runs in the second game but Brooklyn rallies, Barger held them scoreless after that, Hauser, Burch, McElveen, and Smith drive the runs. Umpires Johnstone and Eason. Time 1 hour 35 minutes for game one. 2 hours 14 minutes for game two.
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Phillies Defeat Pirates 6 to 3 Behind Sharp Hitting
Philadelphia easily tops Pittsburg 6 3 as homers and timely hits overcome Pirates errors. Moore dominates, limiting baserunners after the second inning while Philadelphia raps hits off White and Mercer. Managers, lineups, and misc. details sparse. game result and key performers noted.
Travis Plays Great Golf In Open Tourney Start
Walter J. Travis former national champion from New York clipped six strokes off the amateur record at Chicago Golf Club in a four ball foursome with Jarvis Hunt against K. L. Ames and J. M. Sellers. Travis shot 69 to set the new mark. Ames had 75. Travis and Hunt won 7 and 6 and will compete in the Glenview Open starting Wednesday. Chicago delegates praised the Western Golf Association event at Minneapolis.
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Walter J. Travis
New York
Chicago Golf Club
Jarvis Hunt
K. L. Ames
J. M. Sellers
Travis
Ames
New Yorker
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Travie—iIn
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Western Golf Association
Minikahda Club
Reds Divide Up Hits in Boston Win
Cincinnati toppled Boston 6 to 1 as visiting players clustered hits while the Red Sox misplayed grounders and misfielded. Key hits included McLean and Paskett, with Brown taking the loss and Rowan, Ferguson, and Howie delivering mixed pitching for Cincinnati.
Corbett's unknown protege named McLeod revealed
Bakersfield shows James J. Corbett’s chosen successor for the white heavyweight crown is Miles McLeod. Albany Missouri source says the 27 year old, 20 stone youth signed with Corbett and trains under him. McLeod, from a family of giants, is a college athlete with two equally large brothers.
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Cal
James J. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Mes. Sage
Albany
Miles McLeod
Corbett
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