No Hit Bid Nears For Johnson In Sox Game
Sporting comment by J Ed Grillo reflects on Walter Johnson failing to extend a no hit bid as the White Sox lose a hitless chance in early innings. The piece discusses prize rules in baseball, player rewards, and the impact on public support, before noting pennant contenders and team dynamics with mentions of Tigers Pirates Giants and Cubs.
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Tigers
Pirates
Jenna
Jennings
Louis
Pittebure
Giants
Baseball Standings and Results in Early Season Motion
American League results from yesterday include Washington over Philadelphia 3 to 0, Chicago 2 over St. Louis 0, and New York 2 over Boston 5. Today’s games feature Chicago at Washington, St Louis at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at New York. The standings show Pittburg, Boston, Cincinnati, St Louis, and New York jockeying for position as the season unfolds.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
St Louis
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Deston
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W. Pet
Heston
W. Oh
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Bt. Louis
Clevsland
Pittsburo
Cinncinnati
Johnson Learns Victory As Nationals Split Doubleheader
In two tightly contested games Washington defeats Chicago 1 0 in the opener and 2 0 in the nightcap. Walter Johnson’s pitching dominates the first game while Milan’s decisive throw at the plate preserves the victory. In the second, Milan again provides the clutch hit to plate the winning run after Jones and White put on a late push.
Milan's Hit Wins Second Sox Tie In Ninth Then Loses
In a pitched doubleheader at Washington, Milan’s hit produced a tie in the ninth inning but Chicago lost the game in the last half as McBride scored on a wide throw. Johnson dazzled for the Nationals, fanning ten, while White matched him in the first game. The two wins give Washington a new season-long consecutive victory record, the Tigers and Sox faltering. discussions followed on prize rules for World Series players.
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Bride
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Dame Fortune
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Sullivan
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Johnson Nearly No Hit As White Sox Fall Short
Walter Johnson nearly achieved a hitless game as the White Sox lost both ends of a doubleheader. Bob Unglaub and Joe Tannehill stood out with key hits and sharp defense. Doc White left early due to a knee injury, while Milan and Kahoe made notable plays on the bases as Chicago secured a run in the second game but failed to pull ahead.
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Phillies Top St Louis In First Meeting This Season
Philadelphia defeats St Louis for the first time this season in a game pitched by Rube Waddell whose costly passes helped decide the affair. Williams Wallace Hartsel Oldring and Davis contributed two base hits while Waddell struck out six and Plant allowed planks and others. Umpires Sherdan and Egan presided over a 1 hour 57 minute game with St Louis committing one error and Philadelphia leaving seven on base.
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Tigers Win Another in Detroit Boston Series Opener
Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 2 in the first game of the series. Morgan pitched until the fifth, then walks and hits aided Detroit to three runs. Cobb and Gessler made running catches. Menayre, Glothoney, Crawford, and Geiselor contributed offensive help as Detroit uses timely hits to secure the win.
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Cleveland Wins 4 to 2 Over New York Americans
Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 2 after New York led early. Notable players include Lajoie, Hemphill, Hinchman, Conroy, and orth pitching for Cleveland. Game details list runs, hits, errors, and fielding notes from both squads.
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Wagner's Hit Ends It In Pittsburg Victory
Pittsburg edged Boston 2 to 1 after a late error and a thirteenth inning rally. Leach scored the winning run on a Leach hit, Clark sacrifice, and Wagner single as Pittburg struck in the thirteenth. Orty pitched well for Boston. Pittsburg loaded bases in the eleventh but failed to score before the decisive inning.
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Hits-OM Cammitz Drives In Six Inning Clash
In a lengthy game Camnitz yields one run to Maddox and Flaherty over two innings while Leever works two frames. Batter details include Clarke Ritchey Stotense and Dahien with errors by Pitta and Lurg. Boston edges with multiple hits and notable fielding miscues. Time of game extends to seven hours and minutes with umpires Measra Enr ile and O'Day officiating.
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Spade Finishes Strong as Cincinnati Beats St Louis 6-5
Spade recovered after a rough start and Cincinnati edged St Louis 6 to 5 in a nined-innings game. Hitting and pitching details mount the 1910s style box score with players like Byrne Reilly Ganzel Hugging and Thielman transfer news rounding out the day.
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