Dodgers Trim Reds in Brooklyn Rally Wins
Cincinnati was beaten by Brooklyn 6 to 4 as the Reds scored all runs in the fifth inning and Brooklyn answered with a two-run sixth. Bell drove in two, aided by a sixth-inning triple, while Volz finished strong in relief. Umpire Time noted a 1 hour 41 minute game. Capital City League postponed a Brentwood-Atlanta game due to incomplete lineups. Hyattsville seeks weekday and Saturday open dates for games this month and September.
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Nationals Turn Apparent Cout Into Victory
Detroit Tigers at Washington game results show Washington overcoming a late deficit to win 3 to 2. Mullin faltered in the pinch, affecting relief and late innings for Detroit.
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Johnson and Smith duel as Washington tops Detroit in tight game
Washington edged Detroit 3 to 2 in Detroit as Walter Johnson pitched into the eighth inning before leaving for a reliever. Smith followed Johnson with a strong effort, and key eighth inning hits by Pickering McBride and Mullin produced the winning runs for Washington. Detroit threatened late but could not cross the plate after Schmidt retired the side.
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Ball's Errors Costly in Red Sox 2 1 Win Over Browns
In Chicago the Red Sox defeated the Browns 2 to 1 as Ball's error and two timely hits powered the visitors. New York's Hahn, Isbell, and others scored while Walsh pitched for Chicago. The game featured a late scoring sequence and miscues that decided the outcome.
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Johnson Faces Pitching Spotlight In Broad National League View
The column argues Walter Johnson and young pitchers like him may shape the season. It notes his control, an occasional rough inning, and contrasts Johnson with experts while detailing the pennant race and suspected gambling concerns in baseball.
National League score notes and attendance figures
National League results show Boston against St Louis at 1,739 attendance, New York facing Chicago at 20,006, Philadelphia versus Pittsburgh drawing 41,924, with Brooklyn listed against Chicago. The fragmentary data indicates league play and audience counts across multiple matchups.
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Quakers Roust Pirates In Sixth Inning Defeat
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg levels the score by knocking Leifeld from the mound in the sixth. Bradsfield and Grant add two doubles each driving in runs. Margee ejected for disputing a called strike. Final: Philadelphia 6, Pittsburg 3.
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Overalls Hard Luck In Chicago Loss In First Inning
New York held to a couple of hits as Chicago offense produced all runs in the first inning via Bresnahan's double, a fielder's choice, and an Evers misplay. Double-header planned for tomorrow with both clubs eager for improvement. Players named include Sheckard, Tinker, Mathewson, and Bresnahan in a tight early game.
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Cardinals Dominate Boston in 9-8 Victory
St Louis bats three Boston pitchers hard to win 9 to 8. Reilly's hitting featured as the Cardinals turned timely hits and bases on balls into a close win. Keys: Konetchy and Murray contributed two-base hits while Reilly homered for St Louis.
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Saturday Savings On Pants At Six Fifty Five
A fragment notes a discount event with Saturday timing at six p.m. and pants priced at six dollars sixty five cents, mentioning a nine dollar pay figure for eighty seven sixty five. The text is garbled but indicates a sale and payment terms.
Naps Win and Tie in Cleveland Doubleheader
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia in the first game before darkness halted play. the second game ends in a 0-0 tie after nine innings. Stovall, Clarke and Nicholls contribute key hits, with Evans and Lajoie providing late support for Cleveland. Berger struggles in the second game, while Ryan holds Philadelphia steady.
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Marines Rally to Beat St Vincent's 3-1 in League Play
Riter and Kerr pitched well as the Marines gain first place in the Marquette League with a 3-1 victory over St Vincent's. Daly's error opened the Marines' sixth and the rally continued with Gibson, Riter, and Snyder aiding the lead. Bishop doubled and Stuckert singled for insurance.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings and results from American Association Eastern League South Atlantic and Virginia leagues list team records and games played. Notable entries include Minneapolis and Providence matchups and several city pairings with scores and positions reflecting a busy minor league schedule.
Winchester Downs Grace Athletics In Lopsided Contest
Winchester defeats Grace Athletic Club of Washington 43 to 1 in Winchester. Montgomery hits a home run and stars with batting, while Duggan, Miller and Johnson excel for Winchester as Grace commits five costly errors. Denton/Doug? records show a one-sided game with pitchers Johnson and Cook exchanging hits and outs across 1 hour 45 minutes.
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New York Yacht Club Edges for King's Cup Win
In Newport Rhode Island on August 10 the New York Yacht Club boat Avenger owned by Robert Emmons of Boston won the King's Cup after a slow start, finishing 3 minutes 36.8 seconds ahead of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbuilt’s sloop Aurora. Aurora and Isoldeia received time allowances of 52 minutes 10 seconds each, while Avenger had 1 hour 10 minutes 32 seconds. The schooners Queen and Imma were the other starters.
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New Grounds Planned for Comiskey Park Site
Chicago reports President Charles A. Comiskey negotiating for a new ball park on the former Washington Park race track at South Park Avenue and Sixty third Street. If closed, renovations and bleachers will begin immediately, creating a larger field and better stands with improved transportation access. Also note: J McGrath, NYAC, set hammer throw record at Mehagh Gaelic meeting in Dublin with 176 feet.
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Amateur Games Today in Capital City League Action
Readable fragments show multiple leagues staging games today across Capital City. Matchups include Stephen's xt Capital City path and Marquette League 81 with Joseph's facing Turneyites at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Other listings mention Commercial League William Hahn & Co. vs Golienberg at Fifth Street and Florid, and Florida avenues. Additional notes reference Gurley vs Man batting under Ppt dnice League and a 38 game slate in MC A League. Cary dinate at First and WF aireeta northwest. Capital City League C. P.O. vs at.
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Unclear league results amid postponed games
A garbled OCR note lists postponed Capital City and various leagues with fragmented team names such as Be In Dafreeenith fat and McDexitt s feta. It mentions Independence League events and unclear scores, rendering specifics indeterminate.
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