Nationals Rout White Sox In Dramatic Double Victory
In a tense August 7, 1915 game at Georgie avenue grounds the Nationals burst ahead in the eighth inning as Johnson faltered, turning a 2?0 deficit into a six-run surge. A wild stretch produced three homers and scoring bursts by Murphy, Schalk, and Weaver as Nationals swept both games, leaving White Sox stunned.
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Teer
Turday
Auatsin
Johnson Ant
Ayers
White Sox
Stanley T. Milliken
Georgie Avenue Grounds
Nationale
Hd Delahanty
Cage Patten
Rowland
Johnson
Schalk
Wonderful ball game ends with Nationals edge Chicago
A high scoring contest features Fotals, Covina, Fournier and Gandil among hitters. Nationals prevail 7 to 6 over Chicago after late substitutions and key pitching from Bens, Wolfgang, and Faber. Testy innings and errors set the stage for a close finish.
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Eene Weaver
K. Covina
Fournier
Felich
Lethold
Behalk
Blackburne
Bens
Wolfgang
Faber
Nationals defeat Chicago in tense baseball game
Readable fragments show Ayers led Nationals with multiple hits as Chicago battled back. Key plays included Acosta driving in runs and Shanks contributing, with pitching shifts by Russell and Klepfer. Final moments left Nationals ahead 4 0 but unclear due to garbled text.
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Chicago
PO Moeller
Morphy
Kopp
Ofs
Colins
Milan
Fournier
Shanks
Felch
Gonall
Leikeld
Henry
Blackline
Mcbride
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Acosta
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Hy Russell
Klepfer
Russell
Hiepfer
Hansell
Leibeld
Acoste
Messia
Dineen
Nalin
Ayers and Russell Duel in Second Contest
Ayers pitched for the Hillavillians and held a margin through six innings while Russell struggled. Nationals offense collected eleven hits, with Acosta’s timely batting pivotal in a hard fought victory. Wolfgang and Faber, plus Benz on the mound, faced early trouble but the Nationals prevailed.
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Johnson
Wallin
Schalk
White Sox
Benz
Nationals
Wolfgang
Faber
Ayers
Russell
Hillavillian
Banks
Henry
Acosta
Cubs Beat Braves in Tight Shutout by Chicago Pitching
Chicago drew a 1 0 victory over the Atlanta Braves as Rudolph allowed only three scattered hits. Wilbur Good drove in two runs, and Chicago pulled ahead with a second inning rally then added two more in the third. The game lasted 1 hour and 48 minutes with strong Chicago defense and timely hitting.
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Hudolph
Chicago
Ty Stragne
Alimagn
Hun
Rudolph
Wilbur Good
Nts
EDO Alhicaga
Agead Fitapatc
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Boatan & Borer Bane
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Eason
Gans Sets Sights On Ardmore Bout In Welterweight Scene
Brooklyn light training notes place Eerohion with Aug 6 bout looming against Kid Wosner as Gans braces for a stiff challenge in the welterweight ranks. Gans vows hard work and plans four tuneups at Philadelphia club ahead of the national title clash.
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Tallan
Joe Gans
Kid Wosner
Brooklyn
Shane
Toms Howe
Chiladelphia
Joe Eersll Seurg
Pris Crank Loughrey
Koo Bremen Aid Greaves
Fimmy Fryer
Ik Bowte
Philadelphne
Bell
Wagner
Gans Saya
McNamara Wins Philadelphia Open with 296 Strokes
Boston pro Thomas McNamara won the Philadelphia open with 296 strokes, posting 73 and 78 in the two 36 hole days. James Barnes and H Hoffner tied for second with 303, while EW Loose and James Thomson shared fourth with 304. Fred McLeod finished sixth at 305. Also reported, Third Baseman McDonald of the Houston club was sold to Connie Mack's Philadelphia club, to join August 20 for about 3600 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Thomas McNamara
Boston
McNamara
James Barnes
Whitemarsh
H Hoffner
Ted
EW Loose
Pocono Manor
James Thomson
Fred McLeod
Washingston
Houston
Tex
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Connie
First Game Nationals Hold Two Run Lead In Seven Inning Tilt
The Nationals edge toward a two run advantage as Acosta opens with a center single and Johnson doubles scoring the run in the second. Foster, Milan, and Shanks contribute infield and bunted plays while Moeller and Johnson handle decisive moments. The Sox fail to cash in after bases loaded in the seventh. The eighth inning described earlier caps the rundown.
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Foster
Milan
Shank
Colima
Gandil
Faber
Wolfgang
Acosian
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Willams
Alummith
Shanks
McBride
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Weaver
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Acosta
Arnamith
Moeller
Ft. Colling
Ganais
Acoste
Schalk
Blackburne
Collins
Sox
Felsch
Leibold
Ireds Defeat Giants on Clark Pinch Hit in Ninth
Cincinnati wins third game of series against New York 2 to 2 in a ninth inning rally. Griffith doubles and scores on Wingo's sacrifice, Perritt error, then Clark bats for Mollwitz and singles to left scoring Griffith for the winning run. Players listed include Mollwitz Perritt Williams Wingo and Griffith among others.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Griffith
Wingo
Perritt
Williaids
Clark
Mollwitz
Burge
Oltfersoe
Dayle
If Wamner
Fieteher
Kulifer
Merkle
Grifith
Lebert
I Frainard
Wiliams
Doon
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Tonay
Clarke
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Doyle
Toney Errare
Burns
Fletcher
Lobert
Brainard
Basea
Omcinnati
Balisa
Derritt
Toney
Messrs
Quigley
Emilie
National League Standings and Results Summary
National League clubs standings shown with wins losses and percentages. New York and Chicago lead midseason with Brooklyn and Philadelphia close behind. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trail with St Louis and Boston further back. Latest results include Cincinnati at New York and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with varying outcomes.
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Federal League Results From Yesterday
Yesterday’s results show Brooklyn defeating Chicago and Kansas City losing to Newark in Federal League play. Pittsburgh and St Louis games not fully listed. standings reflect wins and losses across the circuit.
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Chicago
Brooklin
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Phillies Win 5 to 4 Over Pirates in Pittsburgh
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 4 as McQuillen struggles and Kantlehner falters. Cravath, Luderus, and Kiniller drive runs. Demaree allows 4 in 8 innings while Wagner and Neuhardt contribute for the Pirates. A late rally falls short in the ninth as Mayer finishes the game.
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Philadelphia
McQuilllen
Kandlehner
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Carey
Bancroft
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Griffth's Clan Rally In Second Game Showdown
In a tense second game Griffth's team took an early lead with Shanks starting a scoring sequence after a misplay by Ganait and a run by Mayer. Acosta tripled, Ayers perished at the plate, and Leibold tied the game later in the sixth. Baltimore side staged late threats but no decisive comeback as Mayo and Nold triumphed in a separate terminal tennis match context.
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Acosta
McBride
Ayers
Colling Acosta
Fournier
Felsch
Seibold
Blackburne
Mayer
Ruezell
Leibold
Milan
Shanks
Gandil
Nationals
Ayera
Kopp
Moeller
Foster
One Hit Off Schulz In Federal Contest
Buffalo opened the series by edging Pittsburgh 4 to 0 as Schulz held the visitors hitless through eight innings. O Connor's twobagger over first broke the no hit bid in the ninth. The Buffalo lineup featured O Connor and Allen while Schull, and Knetzer supported by O Connor. In San Francisco John Horgan of St. Louis defeated George Moore 26 to 17 in a three cushion billiards match.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Schulz
O'Connor
San Francisco
John Horgan
St. Louis
George Moore
New York
Jumper to Compete under Protest in Amateur Meet
Alvan Richards of the Illinois Athlete Club will be allowed to compete in the heli jump at the amateur athletic center championships under protest. His entry was challenged on residency grounds, a decision referred to the national registration committee which will meet in New York after Frederick Rubien’s return to supervise the Pan-America Pacific Exposition event.
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Cal
Alvan Richards
Illinois Athlete Club
Amateur Athletic Center
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National
New York
Frederick W Rubien
AAU
Boeb and Balch Reach Western Junior Final in Chicago
Moritz Tred of Chicago and Butch Cine of Terre Haute reach the Western junior golf final after decisive wins. Labardy defeated John Simpson of Terre Haute by one hole after 19 holes, while Balch beat Ross Howell of Chicago four up with three to play.
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Balch
Chicago
Moritz Tred
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