Dodgers Trim the Reds in Brooklyn Showdown
Cincinnati was beaten by Brooklyn 6 to 4. The Reds scored all runs in the fifth inning, but Brooklyn rallied in the sixth behind Bell who drove in two with a triple. Volz relieved Coakley late. Fielding details list multiple players with modest scoring, while the game clock shows 1 hour 41 minutes. A Capital City League postponement note follows, plus Hyattsville seeks game dates through September with address for managers.
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Nationals Turn Apparent Cuit Into Victory
The Nationals overcame a weak stretch to surge past the Tigers 3 2 at Washington. Mullin faltered in the pinch as Detroit led early before the late rally sealed the win.
Washington Breaks Through in Eighth to Beat Detroit
In Detroit on August 10 Walter Johnson faltered in early innings but Washington rallied in the eighth. Mullin walked, Pickering singled, and McBride drove in two with a clutch hit as Washington mounted a late scoring drive. Smith finished strong, holding Detroit in check after Johnson left, and Washington won 8 to 2. The game featured sharp defense by McBride at short and solid play by Schaefer and Coughlin. Attendance neared 3,000 under threatening skies.
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Ball's Errors Costly in Red Sox Win Over Browns
In Chicago, Boston edged the Browns 2 to 1 as Ball's fielding miscue helped Sullivan score from third. New York's Hahn contributed a run with a fumbled grounder, while Hemp hin doubled for the visitors. Walsh earned the win for Chicago with nine batters faced. Hemphit and Isbell sparked the offense for New York.
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Johnson Stars in Mixed Pitching as Nationals Slip
In a candid Sporting Comment by Ed Grillo, Walter Johnson yields two defeats on a West Coast swing while Westersmith and Smith show sharp form. Grillo discusses Johnson's pitching quirks, the evolving league dynamics, and the ongoing pennant chase as New York nears the Pirates and the Phillies gain momentum. He notes betting and governance chatter affecting baseball, with Detroit’s odd schedule quirk highlighted alongside the Springfields beating Forest Limits 4 to 3.
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Cleveland
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Byron
Pittsburg
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Pirates
Phillies
Detroit
Ehighey Jennings
Baseball Scores From National League Games
National League scores list several games with crowd figures. Boston met St Louis in a 1 739 crowd, New York faced Chicago drawing 20 006, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh combined for 41 924 in a Brooklyn clash.
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Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St .Louten
Chicas
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Quakers Roust Pirates in Rubber Clash
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 4 to 3 as Leifeld is driven from the box in the sixth inning. Bradsfield and Grant drive in two runs with two bags, Magee and others contributing. Margee is ejected for disputing a called strike. Details show Leifeld, Corridon, Camnitz, and M Quillin pitched with multiple substitutions and errors shaping the late rally.
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Brassfield
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Pitsburg
Aalls
Leite
Hard Luck for Over as Chicago Drops First Inning Leads
New York faces Chicago in a doubleheader after Over limited the locals to two hits. Bresnahan's double and a misplay by Evers fueled Chicago’s first inning runs. Lineups include Mathewson for New York and several players for Chicago. Scoring notes, hits, and errors summarized with a brisk pace typical of a late nineteenth century baseball recap.
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Cardinals Triumph Over Beaneaters In High-Scoring Win
St Louis edged Boston 9 to 8 as three Boston pitchers were hit hard. Reilly starred with a home run and key hits, while Murray Konetchy Delehanty and Sweeney contributed multiple rbi. Game details include errors, base hits, and pitching notes from Lush Bowltes Mahoney and Lindaman.
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Weekend Sale Notice For Pants Discount Event
Advertises a Saturday 6 p.m. sale offering pants at a reduced price. Mentions an $8 item marked down to $6.65 and notes a $9 rate for an 87 65 item. Limited details but indicates a special pricing event.
Naps Win and Tie in Doubleheader at Cleveland
Cleveland and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Cleveland. The opener was a shutout by Cleveland, while the second game ended in a tie after darkness halted play in the eighth inning. Stovall and N Clarke drove runs for Cleveland. Lajoie sparked the club with fighting effort as Evans pitched well.
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Marines Edge St. Vincent's for First in Marquette League
Marines defeat St. Vincent's 3 1 to climb to first in the Marquette League standings. Riter and Kerr pitched well, Daly error, Meagher scores on O’Connor infield miscue. St. Vincent’s mustered only one run on Bishop’s double and Stuckert’s single as Snyder and Brock leads dominate.
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Minor League Standings Across Leagues Report
Baseball standings from American Association Eastern League South Atlantic and Virginia leagues show team records, wins and losses, and percentages. Notable entries include Milwaukee Sts, Minneapolis, Providence, Toronto, Newark and others with varying marks, plus game reports noting delays and darkness.
Winchester Triumphs Over Grace Athletic Club 43 to 1
Winchester defeats Grace Athletic Club in Winchester Virginia by 43 to 1 with Montgomery and Duggan starring for Winchester and Miller for Grace. Johnson limited Grace to five hits as five errors harmed Grace. home run by Montgomery stands out in a high scoring early afternoon tilt.
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Race for King's Cup in Newport unfolds with Avenger victorious
Newport August 10 The New York Yacht Club race for the King's cup ends with Avenger owned by Robert Emmons of Boston winning by a margin of 3 minutes 368 seconds over Commodore Cornelius Vanderbildt's sloop Aurora. Aurora and Isaleia, the other entrants, received time allowances of 52 minutes 10 seconds each while Avenger had 1 hour 10 minutes 32 seconds. Queen and Imma were the other starters.
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Comiskey Eyes New Park Site for White Sox 1920s era plan
President Charles A. Comiskey is negotiating for ground on the old Washington Park race track site at South Park Avenue and Sixty-third Street. If closed, work will start at once to improve the property with stands and bleachers, offering better field space and transportation access near the elevated line and suburban services. Also noted, J McGrath of the New York Athletic Club broke hammer and weight throwing records at Mehagh Gaelic meetings.
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Amateur Games Today In Capital City Leagues
Readable fragments show schedules across Capital City leagues including Marquette and Commercial League matches. Partial entries list teams such as Josephs versus Turneyites, Gurley versus Man, and Eckingtona versus Cary with venues at First and WF or Fifth Street, indicating a busy local sports day with varied lineups and locations.
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Joseph's
Turneyites
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Golienberg
Fifth Street
Florid
Gurley
Man
McDevitt
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Eckingtona
Carydinate
Aireeta Northwest
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Capital City League results face postponements and incomplete notices
Postponements mark the Capital City and Independence League schedules with scattered scores and team mentions. Partial lines reference Be In Dafreenith fat DB mieete Commercial League and Eighth street end Figride aredue, plus RoR YM BA and Columbia League game delays.
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