Sporting Comment on Baseball Leadership and Finesse
A late season column by J Ed Grillo criticizes the handling of player discipline and leadership in the American League. It discusses Cobb, Taylor, and Bancroft Jolson, the Boston club's ownership, and McClure’s resignation, weighing impact on attendance and team performance amid upcoming clashes with the Nationals.
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NAPS FAIL TO SCORE WAS Washington and Cleveland separate games
Nationals outplay Lajoie's men in both games. Hughes and Johnson stars as visitors make as many hits as locals but fail to score a timely run. Johnson has men on base in every inning but does not allow a run. Lischardt lasts only one inning.
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Hints for Fans Weather Prediction Bets on Batteries
Weather hint lists probable battery pairings Smith and Street Keeley and Street Falkenberg and Clarke Berger and Bemis. Game called at 1 45 for Nate.
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Nationals Shade Cleveland In 18 Inning Pitchers Duel
Washington nationals outlasted Cleveland in an 18 inning game with a 3 2 final score. Addie Joss shut out the locals after the first inning while Hughes dominated Cleveland through nine and the Nationals rallied with timely hits to plate three runs. Freeman Unglaub and Clymer provided the key offense as Stovall, Perring, and Delhanty contributed support on base.
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Nationals Lose Ground to Naps in Cleveland Hoodoo Town
The Nationals struggle against the Naps in Cleveland as Cantillon’s improved team strengthens its hold. Delehanty Unglaub Shipke and Johnson star in defense and bat, while Jensen and Berger prep to face Boston. Three attempted steals in a single inning highlight risky baserunning as locals rue poor aggression.
Johnson Hurls Slowgame To Nip Naps In Second Contest
Johnson works a peculiar pitching game for the locals as the Washington team takes control after the first inning. Liebhardt is shelled early, Foster steadies the visitor’s lineup, and despite multiple hits Johnson keeps the Naps from driving in runs. A muff and a walk open scoring, then a bombardment follows with Pieice Ling and Shipke among the early highlights.
Divide Double-Header Reflected in Close Chicago New York Games
New York and Chicago split a tight day of baseball in a double-header at home, each side tallying four runs across both games. In the opener Lake pitched well after a rocky start while Keeler contributed a misplay on a fly in Chicago’s only two runs. The second game saw Chicago win with timely hits and strong pitching, while New York left runners on base and failed to capitalize in several innings.
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Red Sox Bunch Hits To Beat St Louis 3 1
Boston won 3 to 1 as four of six hits came in late innings off Powell. Steele pitched a complete game with scattered hits. Catches by Thorney and Stone were key plays. Scoring details show Boston overcame an early St Louis effort to secure the win.
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Hazes Keaton and St Louis Shine in Close Contest
Hazes Keaton and St Louis deliver a compact game with four runs and timely hits. Yowell earns a strikeout in a pivotal moment as Cimpires Mevara Hurst and O Louglhin contribute key plays. Time listed as one hour and minutes reflect a brief, error filled match.
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Tigers Split Doubleheader With Phillies In Two Games
Detroit and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Philadelphia. In the opener Crawford homered in the eleventh to lead Detroit to a 1 run victory. in the nightcap Philadelphia pummeled Willetts and Mullin for an easy win.
Pittsburg Edges Philadelphia 1 0 in Overtime Pitching Duel
Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 1 to 0 as Leach doubled and scored on Shannon’s Texas leaguer in the eighth. Leever starred on the mound with scattered hits while McQuillin pitched well for Philadelphia. Leach drove in the only run and both clubs played sharp defense in a tight pennant race showdown.
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McGuire Resigns as Red Sox Name Fred Lake Manager
President John J Taylor announced Jim McGuire has resigned as Red Sox manager. Fred Lake, longtime scout, will lead the team the rest of the season after McGuire built a strong pitching staff and a winning lineup despite earlier discord and criticism.
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Two Hits Off Whiting In Rockville Gaithersburg Game
Rockville defeated Gaithersburg 3 to 1 in a well played baseball contest. Julian Whiting pitched for Rockville with two hits allowed and no errors by his team. Douglass Diamond started for Gaithersburg. wild at times, he yielded timely hits as Rockville broke a 1 1 tie with a three run frame.
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