Browns Secure Triple Play in 4-1 Victory Over Nationals
In St Louis, August earlier date, the Browns defeated the Washington Nationals 4 to 1 at Sportsman's Park. A historic triple play with the bases loaded and no outs highlighted the game, aiding a strong Browns offense led by Pratt and Morgan. Johnson struggled, and Wallace's rapid sequence sealed the inning. The win benefits the St Louis tuberculosis relief fund.
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Herr Shotton
Pratt
Walter Johnson
St. Louis Society For the Relief and Prevention of
Johnson
Shotton
Dowbie Miller
Sisler
Sackea
Shanks
Bisler Jonason
Griffith
Sohnsen
Slater
Nationals
Ainsmith
Pes Pratt
Ben
Sam Rice
Browns
Rico
Aesn Wallacs
Morgan
getuUnn Gharrity
Rice
Noted of Nationals at St Louis Park Vaudeville Show
A St Louis afternoon crowd at Aportsman's park watched Nick Altrock and Carl Sawyer perform in a spoof double act. They raised over $60 for the St Louis society for tuberculosis while signing scores of cards. The Washington Nationals, led by Grimth, endured a grim day as their pennant hopes faded amid heavy defeats. Joe Boehling and Walter Johnson's son watched as pitching ups and downs continued.
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Aportsman’s Park
Nick Altrock
Carl Sawyer
Beast
New York
Hippodrome
Altrock
Sawyer
St. Louie
Altroch
GriMth
Witicnals
Gibraltar
Griffrth
Rakid Chaina
Natonale
Red Sox Win in Twelfth and Take A. L. Lead
Rostow beat Chicago in a twelve inning 3 to 1 victory to move Boston atop the American League pennant chase. Hooper’s run in the twelfth followed Gardner and Cady’s hits, while Cady, Shore, and Scott drove early offense. Chicago tied it in the fourth as Barry preserved the win for the World champions. Chicago’s miscue on a hit and run altered momentum late.
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A. L
Cheney
Dodgers
Cubs
Chicago
Rostow
Jim Scott
Ernest Shore
Gardner
Scott
Cady
Hooper
Shore
Barry
E. Collins
Jackson
Collins
Seore
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Vaares
Tarwin
Ann Shoblitzell
Walker
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R. Fieatt
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Bij. Scott
E Murphy
Boston
Khon
E. Scott
F. Collins
Weaver
Hobbtnell Weaver
Ness
McMulla
Banen
Poston
Dalla
Rr Shore
Booby Sroft
Meners
Hildebrand
Owens
Brooklyn Clinches Win as Cheney Shuts Out Chicago
In a held national league game, Larry Cheney shut out Chicago on two scattered hits while Brooklyn's bats struck for four runs in the first inning. Prendergast worked well, with McConnell finishing as Chicago fell after Vaughn was relieved. St. Paul later beat Cincinnati 17 to 10, and Chicago eliminated Pittsburgh 8 to 1 in the Union Printers tournament.
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Browns
Mia
Johnson
Walter
Bam Rice
Brooklyn
Larry Chenny
Cuba
Brooklyns
Vaughn
Prendergast
McConnell
Chicago
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O & L Zeider
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Dann
O‘mccart
Saler
SlCutshaw
Mollwitz
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Myers
Mowrey
Orien
Berrers
Wilson
Johnston
Cheney
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Meusrs
Eason
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Ind
Union Printers
Phillies Break Losing Streak With 7 1 Victory Over Tigers
Philadelphia ends a twenty game skid by beating Detroit 7 to 1. Walsh misplayed a fly allowing a three base hit, while Joe Bush pitched well for the win. The Tigers tally came late, as Philadelphia earns its first West Coast win of the season.
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Philadelphia
Walsh
McKee
Joe Bush
Ilviet
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We Walsh
Bush
Strunk
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Olfurne
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Harper
Fuller
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Cunningham
Rone
Wite
Waleb
Latols
Mclones
Young
Friora
Witt
McElnes
Cobb
Ealey
Meinnea
Pick
Letole
Burne
Lajote
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Burns
Belle
Dubuc
Conningham
Firat
Aite
Lonings
Brrucket
Punk
Dubue
Balla
Measra
O*loughlin
Evans
Indians Win On Smiths Home Run
Cleveland wins 5 to 3 as Smith, batting for Coveleskie, drives in Leonard after Pipp’s sixth inning homer. Game details list players from Cleveland and New York, with runs by Chapman Speaker Wanbaganes and Amith Pipp Oldring and others, in a two hour five minute contest at a neutral site.
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Pipp
New York
Feld
Smith
Coveleskie
Leonard
Coleman Inne
Bhawkey
Chapman
Speaker
Wanbaganes
Jeonard
Amith
Oldring
Errore -Kiepfer
Boone Twobaee
Nupamaker
Hofman
Jane -Kmith
Boone
Shawkey
Moveleskie
Klepfer
Coleman
Messie
Natha Ang Dineen
Giants and Cardinals Split Doubleheader in New York
New York and St. Louis split a doubleheader in New York. St. Louis won 9 to 0 in the first game and the Giants captured the second 6 to 4. Key moments included Betzel's hidden ball trick on Merkle and strong hitting by Doyle, Hornsby, and Perritt's late troubles for New York.
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St. Louis
Giants Ainally
Giants
Steele
Perritt
Betzel
Merkle
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ASC
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Omurne
Corhan
Doyle
Bendher
Hornaby
Robertson
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OlMerkle
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Benton
Doak
Hite
Oi Benton
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Elena Wins King’s Cup Race In Newport
The schooner Elena won the final New York Yacht Club cruise event, the King’s Cup race off Newport. On the 34 mile Block Island course with an 18 mile windward leg, Elena finished in 3 hours 40 minutes 40 seconds.
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Newport
R. L
Elena
New York Yacht Club
Block Island
Hagen Wins Shawnee Open as Umpire Remarks Dominant
Walter Hagen, Rochester, Metropolitan champion, won the Shawnee Country Club open with 72 holes at 284. Herbert MacDonald Buffalo was second at 302 and James Barnes Philadelphia third at 304. National League owners backed umpires amid contentious case involving Johnny Evers and Manager Stallings.
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Department of Players
John K. Tener
Johnny Evers
Stallings
Boston
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Walter Hagen
Rochester
Metropolitan
Shawnee Country Club
Hagen
Herbert Ro MacDonald
Buffalo
James M ‘Barnes
Philadelphia
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