Cleveland Naps Blank St Louis In Ninth Shutout
Old Cy Young wins his 49th on the season pacing Cleveland’s 5-0 victory over St Louis. Bailey relieves after two early runs. Ray starts for St Louis, gives way after 2 innings. Lajoie, Stovall, Birmingham drive offense as Cleveland earns the shutout in 1 hour 26 minutes.
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Cy" Young
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Birmingham
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Graney
Halley
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Mr. Evans
Becken dorf Deal Strengthens Washington Catching
Washington purchases catcher Beckendorf from Detroit to bolster a backstop staff long needed for reliability. The young catcher, credited with 126 games in 1908 and a .259 average in majors, is poised to join McAleer’s lineup amid other moves including Cunningham and Ainsmith acquisitions.
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Joe Kelley
Pirates Flag Parade Foretells Big Win Over Cincinnati
Pittsburg debuts its great black and gold banner in a ceremony marking Forbes Field’s opening and promptly defeats Cincinnati 8 to 3. Wagner shines with four singles. Rowans wildness and McMillan’s wide throw aid the Pirates in an 8 run first inning surge. Umpires Monare Klem and Kane preside. time of game 1 hour 80 minutes.
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National Baseball Commission
Ban’ B. Johnson
American League
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
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Cincinnati
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Heebs
Innini Teabe
Beebe
Pittaburg
Macionati
Monare
Klem
Kane
Doves and Phillies Split In Twin Bill Boston Loses Second
Philadelphia won the first game 6 to 1 then were shut out 4 to 0 in the second. McQuillan pitched well for Philadelphia and Ferguson limited Boston to four hits in the second game. Shean homered in the opener to prevent a whitewash. Multiple players including Moran, Collins, Herzog, and Doolan contributed in the two games in a tight, late June doubleheader in Boston.
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Beck
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Fergusin
DiMoren
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Tanita Ape Neee Sint Rune
Collinsy Herzog
Herzog
Dqerifee
Haabe
Home Run Win For Chicago Over Detroit In 6 3
Chicago defeats Detroit 6 to 3 behind two two run home runs by Colima and Dougherty. Stroud started and exited after one inning, Lange faltered in the sixth, Walsh finished for Detroit, Browne collected four hits for Chicago, and Cobb, Moriarty, and others contributed. Recent field power and timely hitting carried the champs to another win.
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Washington
Elkburne
Moriarty
T. Jones
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Hite
Om Stroud
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D. Jones
Delahanty
Collins
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Bummers
Sumner
Ampres
Meraret Aoolly
Dineen
Boston Red Sox Open Four Game Series Today
Boston visits the baseball park for a four game series including a Fourth of July double bill. Johnson will try to check Donovan's Red Sox as Boston aims to overtake Detroit and climb to third place while the Tigers slump. Walter Johnson starts for Washington. Speaker returns for Boston.
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Giants Beat Brooklyn and New York Edge Brooklyn 4 2
Yesterday's results and today's games list show Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland St Louis at Chicago. In New York, Crandall bested Rucker as the Giants toppled Brooklyn 4 to 2 with Daubert and Bridge among the highlights.
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Ralestate
Rocky Mount
Fayettevills
Mount
Rocky Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Tphvadelphia
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St. Leal
Cardinals Win Wild 8 9 Thriller In Chicago Contest
In a freak baseball day at St Louis, the Cardinals outlasted Chicago 9 to 8 as 22 runs came on four Chicago pitchers and two for St Louis. Huggins, Oakes, and Schulte led offense while numerous players tallied hits, walks, and errors in a chaotic, high scoring affair.
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Righkar
Emslle
Powers Day A Big Success At Shibe Park
More than 12 000 fans filled Shibe Park for Powers Day benefits for the widow and children of a dead player. The event featured field day contests and a ball game between Philadelphia and a composite team from three Eastern clubs of the American League, with winners receiving handsome cups and cash prizes.
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Austin
New York
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Speaker
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Turf Entries at Sheepshead Bay Highlight Mixed Card
The card lists six turf races at Sheepshead Bay with multiple entries including Malten, Scarlet Plume, Castania, and Star Charter in the 2-year-old sprint. The Welkin and Aunt Jule in the steeplechase. Norbltt and Wilen-a-Dale in the 3-year-old turf. The Pansy selling stakes and other selling races featuring numerous horses such as Thrift, Imprint, Danger Mari, and Dr Duenner across distances up to a mile and a half on turf and dirt. The program also notes a baseball slate in which Rochester must replay two protested games from June 7 and 8 while other games stand.
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Castania
Garneau
Gauntlet
Sigurd
Sir Raymond
Star Charter
Special Brew
Beatrice
Inthorpe
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Fatty Story
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Leave
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Mle
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Wilen-a-Dale
Nimbus
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Imprint
Danger Mari
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Explicit
Miss Nett
J. H. Read
Jupiter
Horace E
Dodson
Royal Captive
Chickasaw
School Marin
Crossover
New York
Board of Directors
Rochester
McMillan
Ocean Bound Defeated in Mermaid Stakes Upset
At Sheepshead Bay Jockey Butwell erred on Ocean Bound carrying excess weight. Amelia Jenks ridden by Armeath H owned by Mrs Lillian A Livingston Brooklyn seized victory in the Mermaid stakes for 3-year-old fillies over 1 mile. Other races saw Sanctus and Futurity course entries placing, with a full card of sprints and stakes.
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Hsten
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Latonia Racing Results Highlight Multiple Winners
Purre Sidney A wins the Purse 300 at five furlongs with 118 ridden by Trogler, followed by Pennyroyal and Hen Uneas. second race tops with Topsy Robinson at six furlongs, Hawk's Flight second. third race Dolly Baltman wins selling 700, Ethelda second. fourth race Friend Harry takes the handicap, Right Easy second. fifth race Governor Gray prevails in five furlongs, Oracle second. sixth race J W Carter wins selling at eleven sixteenths. Includes regional league and association notes with postponed games due to rain.
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