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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

Page

30

Browns and Nationals Tie In Long Twelve Innings

Stubborn squads battled through twelve innings as Browns and Nationals roped a 0 0 stalemate. Hackett and Alexander led late efforts but failed to clinch the title in a tense finish.

N. E. Co. Sill Leading Defeats Moses & Sons in Commercial League

The N. E. Co. Sill team blanked Moses & Sons 7 to 0 in a Commercial League sine inning contest at eighth street and Florida avenue northeast. Reichard pitched well for the NEL Co., allowing two hits with six strikeouts as Dugan led the offense with a triple and a single. Whiney and Goodman provided key defense and support for the winners.

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Edict on Delehanty Angers Cleveland Fans In American League Row

Sporting Comment recalls Ban Johnson’s ban on Jum Delehanty entering Cleveland Ball Park and the uproar over the ruling. The piece argues the decision advantages the St Louis or Chicago clubs and questions enforcement as owners pressure commissions.

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Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday

American League results show Washington 3 to 7 Philadelphia and St Louis 3 to 2 over Chicago 4 to 3, with Detroit 2 to Cleveland 2 and New York 3 to St Louis. Standings list Boston and Washington atop the table, with various teams chasing behind, and scheduled games include Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis among others.

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Interest in Rogue Tourney Opens in Norwich

Norwich Conn Aug 18 Entrants in the national rogue tournament show eagerness as first division players begin their games. Eddie Clark of Springfield faces Robertson in a 15 minute match. Morning results list several bouts across divisions with Carleton Boworth and Bowworth among winners.

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Baseball scores and crowds from early matches

In the American League, Boston faced Cleveland with 5 724 spectators, New York hosted Detroit for 2 000 fans, Philadelphia played Chicano drawing 4 550, and Washington met St Louis with 4 200 in attendance. In the National League, Pittsburgh met Boston with 3 000, Chicago played Philadelphia before 4 500 spectators.

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Boston Triumph in Tenths Pitcher’s Misplay Decides Fight

In a tense August 1918 tilt, Boston breaks a tie in the tenth with two runs after Gibson’s error. Pittsburg pins scattered hits as Clarke and Leach spark Boston’s late surge, earning a 4 to 2 win.

Beaneaters Pirates Gibson

WOULD ABOLISH SPITBALL COULD FOSTER HITTING

A Washington manager and a Cleveland official voiced strong views on abolishing the spitball. McGuire would support the move only with a season interval, fearing unfairness and pitching circumvention while predicting more hitting. Barnard indicated Cleveland would likely favor ruling if good for the game. Norfolk College baseball seeks a Washington-area game near Labor Day, requesting prompt responses.

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Drawn Out Baseball Tilt Ends in 12 Innings at Twilight

A long extra inning contest between Browns and Natonais ended 0-0 after twelve innings as darkness halted play. Cates struggled early but settled. McBride, Street and Unglaub sparked locals with timely fielding plays and hits. Despite multiple chances, neither side crossed the plate again and the game stretched into a dramatic ending after 2 p.m. extra innings.

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Unglaub Pinch Hitter Captures Crowds With Record

Bob Unglaub fuels local fan excitement by driving in the first run in each of five straight games since the team returned from its trip. He shines at second base, making a dramatic four-foot jump catch, while Ferris earns praise for pivotal stops. McAleer lauds Unglaub and Ferris as key contributors as the Browns struggle on the road and the Nationals demand a brace to contend with the Tigers.

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Four Perish At Plate Washington St Louis In Pinch

Sensational work by McBride prevents Browns winning as Washington and St Louis players deliver strong late innings. The event features noted pitchers and clutch moments with multiple scoring chances thwarted by defensive plays and timely hitting.

Washington ST. Louie McBride Browns

Lefton bases St Louis Washington Three base hit

In a 2 hour 10 minute game officials Mesurs Hurst and Connally presided as Lefton hit a bases loaded three base hit for St Louis Washington. Stone delivered a wild pitch while McBride advanced to Freeman on a hit by Bailey. Two players were credited with hits, with an upgroup noted in the play sequence.

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Base hits and fielding highlight extra innings game

New York gains seven hits while Detroit makes one as Cobb and Hemphill lead a nine run scoring burst in Summers era. Hogg and Summers distribute strikes with two wild pitches. Courtside stats show nine left on base for Detroit and seven for New York with a 1 60 time of game.

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Philadelphia Beats Chicago In Tight Athletics Bunch Hit Game

Philadelphia defeats Chicago 8 to 3 as Philadelphia pitchers hold Chicago with timely hits and errors. Key players include Hahn Collins Murphy and Isbell for Philadelphia while Doudlat and Parent contribute offensively for Chicago. Game features steals, bases, and multiple pitching changes with Vickers Owen and Smith on the mound.

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Boston Beats Naps In Close Exhibition

Boston defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 as Cicotte excelled in late innings. Stahl injured hand will miss a few days. Line score and substitutions noted with sparse fielding details, Totals 30 for Boston and 31 for Cleveland.

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Tigers Increase Lead in Detroit Victory

New York vs Detroit game details show Detroit opening strong and winning easily after Donovan is ejected for arguing with umpire O Loughlin. Box score highlights include Meintyre, Rosaman, Coughan, Schmidt and O Leary as key contributors with Detroit finishing ahead 24 runs.

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Printers Win 7 4 Over Congress Heights in Tight Contest

Printers defeat Congress Heights 7 to 4 in an error filled game highlighted by Weaver on the mound. Weaver allowed four hits while contributing at the plate as Pennington and Word stole bases and S Wood and Walter reached base for Printers.

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Minor League Results and Standings Across Leagues

Baseball scores and standings from multiple minor leagues including the American Association and American Leagues. Teams such as Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo and Kansas City appear with win loss records and percentages, alongside scattered results from the Southern and Virginia leagues.

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