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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

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16

Browns and Nationals Tie in 12 Inning Stalemate

In a stubborn twelve inning clash Browns and Nationals fought to a draw. Hackett and Alexander delivered standout performances for their teams but no decisive winner emerged as the game ended tied.

Browns Nationals

N. E. Co. Sale Leading in Commercial League 7 to 0

The N. E. Co. led the Commercial League with a 7 to 0 victory over Moses & Sons Furniture. Reichard starred on the mound for NEL Co. allowing two hits and fanning six, while Dugan contributed a triple and a single for the winners. Whitewash defense and strong support helped NEL Co. run away with the win.

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Baseball Clash Over Delehanty Bann Johnson Edict

Sporting comment by J Ed Grillo discusses Ban Johnson banning Delehanty from entering Cleveland Park and the ruling's impact on the American League contenders. The piece critiques league actions, ownership influence, and potential penalties while weighing who benefits from the dispute and the broader effects on player movement and club strategies. It notes possible fines to players and debates about enforcement and compliance across teams.

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American League Yesterday's Results and Standings Summary

Yesterday's results show Washington 3 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 3 Chicago 2 Boston 4 Detroit 2 Cleveland 2 New York 3 St Louis at Washington and Detroit at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston. Standings list Philadelphia 49, Boston 46, Washington 41 with other clubs close behind.

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Rogue Tournament Interest Dims on Opening Day

Norwich Conn August 18 entrants in the national rogue tournament began play with first division matches in the forenoon. Eddie Clark of Springfield faced Robertson in a 15 minute single, and results included J F Carleton defeating WH Wanly, King beating Clark, and Bowworth prevailing over Webb among others. Second division saw Sprint ad vises and Webb, and third division featured R I Steele of Springfield defeating Wo Sullivan.

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Baseball schedule summary from early season card

In the American League matches Boston faces Cleveland with 5 724 attendees, New York plays Detroit with 2 000, Philadelphia meets Chicano with 4 550, and Washington hosts St Louis with 4 200. In the National League, Pittsburgh visits Boston for 3 000, and Chicago plays Philadelphia before 4 500 spectators.

Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia Washington St Louis Pitteburo Chicago

Boston in tenth seals win over Pittsburg in August 1918

In Boston tied Pittsburg into the tenth before triumphing 4 to 2 with two runs off Gibson’s error. Key players included Clark and Leach for Boston, while Leach, Dahlen, and Dahlen contributed hits. Pitching among Boston’s Willis and Bennett, with Tucker faring for Pittsburg.

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WOULD ABOLISH SPITBALL

A Washington manager opposes banning the spitball only with a full season interval, saying it would reduce hitting but is hard to eliminate. Cleveland’s Barnard backs abolition if good for the game, while Norfolk College seeks a labor day game in Washington and invites replies to WH Nash, manager Ghent Athletic Association.

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Lengthy baseball tie ends in twelfth inning at dusk

A doubleheader style recap describes a 12 inning night game between Browns and Natonians with both teams scoring early, then innings without runs. Key plays include McBride, Street, and Cates's missteps, strong fielding saves, and a dramatic defensive showcase by locals as darkness halts play after a long, action packed contest.

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Unglaub Drives In First Run In Five Straight Games

Bob Unglaub again drove in the first run, boosting his hot streak as the Browns and Nationals clash. Cates and McBride spark superb fielding, while Hartzell, Schweitzer and Shipke turn in sharp defensive plays. The Browns seek a win as crowds applaud Unglaub and Ferris, who anchors their lineup with standout baserunning and timely stops.

Four Perish At Plate Washington St Louis Deadly Pinch

Sensational work by McBride keeps Browns from winning as late pinches and strong defenses shape the game. Key moments occur in the final frames with Washington and St. Louis both pushing for closure.

Washington ST. Louie McBride Browns

Lefton Bases St Louis Washington Threebase Hit

In a 2 hour 10 minute game McBride to Freeman on a wild pitch. Bailey hit by pitcher. Umpires Mesurs Hurst and Connally. Time of game noted.

St Louis Washington McBride Freeman Bailey Hurst Connally

Unclear baseball game summary with mixed OCR artifacts

In a muddled box score style summary, details include base hits by Hemphill Morfarity Cobb Rossman and Cobb, three vase hits off Orth in three innings, nine in 713 Summers, and various plays like double plays by Chase and Ball Shaefer and Rossman. Errors favor New York over Detroit, with pitching by Summers and Hogg, and a game time of 1 hour 60 minutes.

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Philadelphia Beats Chicago In Athletics Bunch Hit Day

Philadelphia defeats Chicago as pitchers hit timely spots. Key players include Murphy, Collins, Isbell, and Owens contributing multi hit games. strong defense and timely runs secure a 4 to 3 final in a high effort Athletics lineup showing depth and clutch hitting.

Boston Beats Naps In A Nerve War At Day's End

Boston defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 as Cicotte pitched well in late moments and Stahl left with a hand injury. Beeston, Clarke, Turner and Hineyman contributed for Boston while Cleveland benefited from timely hits and fielding miscues. Salient details include line scores, substitutions, and umpire calls as the game wore on.

Tigers Increase Lead In Detroit Open Earn Handily

New York, Aug 18 Detroit opened today by beating the locals easily. Donovan was ejected for objecting to an umpire’s decision. Scoring included Meintyre, Rosaman, Cough and Schmidt with Detroit tallying 24 runs against 7 for New York.

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Printers Win Narrow Victory Over Congress Heights

Printers defeat Congress Heights 7 to 4 on good pitching from Weaver who allowed four hits. Weaver also contributed at bat with a run scored. Notable plays included base hits by Wood and Pumphrey, with Pennington and Word stealing bases and Wood handling a passed ball. Time of game one hour ten minutes.

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Minor League Results and Standings Across Circuits

A condensed recap of minor league results and standings across several leagues. Listings include American Association teams such as Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee and Indianapolis with win losses and percentages, along with standings from the Eastern, Southern, and Virginia leagues featuring Rochester Beacons Newark Baltimore Providence and others.

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