Joe Jackson Hurt by Hitless Streak in Series Play
Joe Jackson of the Naps remains hitless for the third straight day as Philadelphia and other clubs see shifts in lineups. The piece notes Jackson’s ongoing drought in the World Series context, plus trades affecting Otis Crandall and Larry McLean, and mentions varied performances by Giants, Pirates, and Dodgers players amid a slate of spring or early-season actions.
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Otis Crandall
Giants
Cardinals
Larry McLean
Dauss Dominates in Detroit Win Over New York
George Dauss pitched effectively as Detroit defeated New York 3 to 1. Dauss allowed four hits, Crawford delivered a key third inning homer driving in Dauss, and Ford issued four walks in a pitchers duel. New York scored in the sixth on a Hartzell single after walks by Ford and Daniels, with other miscues noted.
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Yankees
Ford
New York
George Dauss
Detroits
Dauss
Crawford
Detroit
Dauis
Knights
Walter Drew
Hartzell
Daniels
Hoae Bush
Idaniels
Bauman
Walter
Peckinp
Veach
Gainer
McKee
Moriarty
Totels
Deeiels
Srrors
Bush
Galner
Midkiff
Midkff
Enieht
Dallas
Otea
Sheridan
Hedgepeth
Petersburg
Nationals Rout White Sox as Johnson Ties Win Streak
Walter Johnson equals AL record with eleventh straight win in an 11 to 2 Washington defeat of Chicago. Gallia held the Sox to two runs as Morgan Gandil and Acosta sparked a six-run second inning, with O’Brien troubled in relief and Lathrop finishing the game. Johnson dominated early, a miscue by Chicago, and a late Washington surge sealed the romp.
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Johnson
Gallia
Walter Johnson
White Sox
Nationals
King
Griffith
Calahan
Sox
Smith
O’brien
Callahan
Lathrop
Chicago
Na- Honala
Toyo
Gandil
Morgan
Cashion
Chappell
McBride
Ainsmith
O'Brien
Moeller
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Berger
Gandi
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Arnamith
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Fournier
Atose
Kuhn
Acosta
Rader
Gedeon
Washington
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Ainge
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Galia
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Sehatk
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Lathroep
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Obrien
Johnsan
O Belen
Tames
Notre Dame University
Catholic University
Athletics Beat Naps Pirates Halt Matty
Cleveland toppled Philadelphia 7 to 6 after a fifth inning flurry of errors safe punt by Collins and a Baker homer led to four runs. In Pittsburgh, Mathewson suffered a rough setback as Pittsburgh crushed New York 9 to 1, seven runs in the fifth inning and solid hitting powered the Pirates past the Giants.
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NAPS
Pirates
Matty
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Collins
Baker
Pittsburgh
Giants
Christy Mathewson
New York
McQuillan
Carey
Murray
Columbus
Mathewson
Shafer
MacQuillan
Gibson
Byrne
George Wilitse
el Pittepurgh
AH Byrne
Henry Will Catch Engel In Final Of Sox Series
John Henry, Nationals catcher sidelined by a foot injury, is set to play as the team pursues the final Sox series. Howard Shanks remains in the hospital, with ankle trouble delaying his return. manager Griffith weighs cautious use and conservative lineup changes as Umpires Hildebrand and Hivanse interact with officials and the president.
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Henry
Engel
John Henry
Nationals
Howard Shanks
Griffith
Shanks
Cashion Willoat Ukely
Outfeld
Engel Or Harper
Gedeon
Moeller
Billy Hivanse
George Hildebrand
Ball Yard
Wilson
C. ©. Lobeck
Omaha
White House
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Cooperstown
Paint Judith
Joseph B. Thoma
Portray Naps Nationals Game at New National Theater
Sunday afternoon the New Jackson oreboard will be shown at the New National Theater. The game between Washington and Cleveland will be portrayed with two teams of marikina and an umpire on the field in full view for the audience. Each play will be distantly depicted as if spectators were at the grounds. An entertainment of pleasure awaits the Jadians and the men.
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A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered numbers and city names including New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati St. Louis and others. It lacks a clear event or narrative, rendering context unclear and omitting complete details.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boxton
Incinnati
Brooklin
St. Loui
Red 80X Bat Out Victory
Boston defeats St Louis 4 to 1 as locals score in first, second and eighth innings. Bedient pitchers for Boston in form, Baumgardner allows hits, two new Boston pitchers Fred Anderson and William Byers join club.
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Browns
Boston
Rosston
St Louis
Baumgardner
Bedient
Fred Anderson
Brockton
New England
William Byers
Minneapolis
St. Louis
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Lewis
Yerkes
Speaker
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St. Louisa
Hedient
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Massrs
Dineen and Egan
Phillies win fourth straight as Rixey shines
In St Louis, Rixey dominates as Harmon is hit hard. Philadelphia tops Bt. Louis 7 to 1 to extend the series win streak to four. Cravath homers for the Phillies, while Knabe Lobert and Becker drive in runs. Whitted and Mowrey contribute key hits.
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Aug
Rixey
Harmon
Philadelphia
Paskett
Knabe
Lohert
Cravath
St. Louis
Whitted
Mon- Tag
O'Leary
Wingo
Becker
Uderus
Donlan
Bt. Louis
Phila
Olluderus
Mowrey
Doolan
Wirgo
OiKilliter
Hildebrand
Hite
Klemend Orth
Cubs Win In Tenth Over Brooklyn In Pitchers Battle
Chicago ended Brooklyn's stubborn effort in ten innings 4 to 3 as Schulte scored the winning run on Zimmerman's sacrifice and Baier's hit. Cheney and Warner pitched well, Walker was benched for arguing, and Evers appeared in uniform but did not play. Weary game, nine Chicago errors with several baserunning miscues noted.
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Brooklyn
Schulte
Zimmerman
Baier
Cheney
Warner
Walker
Brennan
Evers
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Abroae Stheer
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Cutshaw
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Williams
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OlArcher
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Tetmis
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Miller
Saier
Hindweil
Cutehaw
Sailer
Om Walker
Inmoaga
ti—Zimmerman
Zmmenman
Fisher
Leupert
Frankli
Bald heads confuse him at Polo grounds
A bemused baseball note describes Becker of the Chilies disliking to play near the eaves of the Polo grounds. Front-row fans bend over, creating confusion as fielders misjudge balls that glance off bald heads, causing errant plays and awkward moments during the game.
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Becker
Chilies
Immanuel Drives Toward Northwest Sunday School Title
Immanuel Baptist blanked St Paul 9 to 3 to solidify aiming for the Northwest Sunday School League crown as two games remain, including a Monday clash with St Paul and a Saturday meeting with Mount Pleasant, with Thomas Friede and Lowe delivering key hits after an early two-error inning. The Baptist outfielder Beall and pitcher Olsenton contributed on defense and offense in a win that preserves Immanuel’s narrow edge over St Paul in the race.
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St. Paul
Immanuel
Mount Pleasant
Cullom
Thomas
Friede
Lowe
Elst Paul's
Adhoae Bowen
O[putter
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Myers
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Seaton
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Jones
Poise
Gallagher Holds Fairmont Safe In Federal League Tilt
Bernie Gallagher pitched effectively as Petworth defeated Fairmont 8 to 3 in the Federal League pennant race. Gallag her held Fairmont hitless through four innings, with only one inning yielding runs. The game featured several fielding misplays and notable batting attributions, including Plunkett and Wood contributing for Petworth while Fairmont's offense was held in check until late. The contest required 1 hour and 2 minutes.
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Petworth
Fairmont
Fairmont Abhore Ambrosi
Hanlein
Plunkett
O Lynn
Dyer
Stantey
Johyer
JoFob
Fairmonts
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Ochsenrelter
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Giants trade McLean for Crandall in N L move
St Louis August 6 President announced catcher Larry McLean traded to New York Giants for pitcher Oils Crandall. McLean joins league leaders tonight in Clippinwall while Crandall is due to report to manager Huggins tomorrow. Additional denis pendisda remains unspecified.
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Hritten
Larry Wee Lean
New York Giants
Oils Crandall
McLean
Thia Spring
Clippinwall
Crandall
Huggins
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