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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1913

Page

9

Bankers and Mohawks win post season games

Bankers defeat Petworth 8 to 2 in Section A at Georgia avenue and Upshur street northwest. Hoffecker dominates on the mound with nine strikeouts in a steady outing. Mohawks beat Immanuel 6 to 3 at Central League park with Buck America pitching seven innings and Ricketts leading at the plate with two doubles and a single. Langan steals five bases to pace Mohawks.

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Yankees Invest in Three Minor League Pitchers

New York club spends $9000 to add three pitchers. Marty McHale from Jersey City for $4000 joins tomorrow. Cy Pieh from Dayton for $1500 reports after Central League season. Paddy Cooper of Petersburg Virginia League costs $1500 and will report later. Brooklyn had shown interest in Cooper.

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Central Leaguers Attracting Scouts From Major Leagues

Fort Wayne, Aug 11 Major league scouts are buying Central League talent rapidly leaving few players of major league caliber by season end in four weeks. Owners push watching games as gate receipts fund salaries and sale of players to profit. Recent pickups include Hargrove to Chicago Americans, Pfeffer to Brooklyn, Pick and Kroy to New York Americans, Fabrique and Tutewller to Detroit, Bowman to Cleveland with more targets from Evansville Terre Haute Grand Rapids Dayton and Terre Haute.

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Umpire Rorty Escorted Off Field In Portland Game

In Portland Maine on August 11, umpire Rorty was escorted from the field by police after forfeiting the Lawrence Portland New England League game to Lawrence in the sixth inning. The crowd surged and he was struck on the head once but not seriously hurt. Lawrence led 4 to 3 when Hickman of Portland was ruled out for interference, completing a double play that prevented Portland from tying the score.

Portland Rorty Lawrence Hickman

Syracuse Beats Giants in Exhibition Tilt

Syracuse New York stars edged the New York Giants 3 to 2 in an exhibition game. Johnson pitched superbly for Syracuse while Wiltse Tesreau and Hartley pitched for the Giants.

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Nationals Lose as Mitchell Stymies Griffmen 6 to 1

Mitchell pitched effectively for the Naps, holding the Griffmen to five hits while wild in spots. Engel struggled in the first inning allowing Leibold and Chapman to score, and Lajoie drove in two more in the eighth and ninth as Cleveland won.

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Nationals Close Series with Nap Licks and Flashes of Flair

The Nationals meet the Naplanders in Detroit and look to finish the series with a win as Walter Johnson is slated to pitch the finale. Engel's wild errors haunt his performance while Johnston sparkles with a one handed snag in the eighth to save a run and Mitchell dodges trouble.

Johnson Griffmen Falkenberg Birmingham Engel

Kommers Reassigned to Columbus After Jones Injury

Fred Kom mers, Pittsburgh NL out fielder, released to Columbus AA team and will report tomorrow. He replaces Jimmy Jones, Columbia outfielder who was seriously injured last week in a collision while chasing a fly ball. Oscar Dagey sold to the Boston Nationals for about $3,000 to report after Waco season ends.

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Philadelphia Narrowly Tops Chicago in Seventh Inning Rally

Poor seventh inning pitching for Chicago leads to a six run Philadelphia rally after a five run Chicago lead. Bodie hits a home run for Chicago while Houck and Russell shut down the late Chicago bid. Schang doubles and Baker drives in three on a first frame and seventh inning rally.

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Yankees Rally For 6–2 Win Over St Louis In Caldwell Start

New York defeats St Louis 6 to 2 as Maissel debuts with strong pitching and timely hitting. Pratt homered for St Louis, while Caldwell shut down the visitors to three hits. The Yankees pull ahead with three runs in the second inning and hold on behind Caldwell and Baumgardner.

Tigers Beat Red Sox Again in Boston

Detroit wins 6 to 4 securing the series win two games to one. Cobb and Dauss starred as Detroit hitters and pitchers, with Leonard wild for Boston. Hooper Speaker and Eagle produced key RBIs as Detroit capitalized on Boston errors and timely hitting.

Tigers RED Sox

Walsh Cured Claim For Injured Pitcher At Mount Clemens

Detroit report says pitcher Ed Walsh of the Chicago Americans may be cured of a strained ligament in his pitching arm. A youngstown bone setter Reese claims relief after reviewing a telegraph report of Walsh symptoms and says Walsh is en route to Mount Clemens for treatment.

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Slim Caldwell Shines In Three Hit Day For Yankees

Slim Caldwell pitched well and collected a triple and a single in three at bats to help the Yankees win. Pratt homered and Johnston doubled off him, with Cook and Williams showing solid form as Texas League recruits. Bodie homered again, and several pitchers combined in a productive day across multiple games.

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Pirates and Reds split double bill in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh and Cincinnati split a twin bill at Forbes Field Aug 11. In the opener Cincinnati won 3 to 1 as Camnitz yielded four hits after Marsans tripled and Hoblitzell homered, while Pittsburgh plated a ninth inning run on two hits and an error. The Pirates rolled 13 to 1 in the nightcap powered by six runs on eight straight hits including two three-baggers as Sugge exited in the fifth. Adams finished for Cincinnati and Herbert closed for Pittsburgh.

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