Nationals Notes From New York Baseball Clash
The Griffmen topped Pack in the first division and Milan led the hitting with several key singles. Henry and Peck led the offense, while Neff sacrificed and a remarkable fielding play by Neff helped avert a run. Johnson and Caldwell were set for a Saturday doubleheader with plans to boost gate receipts, and Gallia faced questions about his mound stamina as Ayers and others rotated in. James, famed Boston pitcher, watched the game recovering from an injured arm under a local physician's care.
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Five tallies in third give Indians 5 2 win over Browns
In St. Louis July 1 Cleveland captured the opener of a series from St Louis by 5 to 2 after scoring five runs in the third inning. Hammond led the offense with a two base and three singles while Chapman and Graney contributed key hits. Morton and James started pitching for Cleveland and St Louis combined for 14 hits. Errors and steals noted as well as multiple substitutions in the game.
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Yankees Narrowly Miss Comeback as Nationals Win
Nationals topple the Yankees 3 to 2 in a seven hit, five run performance led by Gallia who pitched effectively. Hartzell's ninth inning homer and a sharp defensive effort by Boone framed a tense late rally that fell short for New York.
Reds edge Cardinals in 9th to win 5 4
Cincinnati holds off St. Louis 5 to 4 as Griner drives in the winning run in the ninth after Benton is chased from the mound. Griner pitched well for the Reds while Benton was hit hard, with key plays involving Groh Clarke and Griffith.
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Quigley
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Pittsburgh and Baltimore Split Doubleheader On July 1
Baltimore and Pittsburgh split the twin bill with Baltimore winning the first game 4 to 0 and losing the second 13 to 3. Johnson earned the first Baltimore shutout this year while Pittsburgh scored in every inning of the second contest. Batteries: Atlen Hearne OConnor Sobur gon and Jackliach for Pittsburgh. Knetzer Berry Baller Conley Owens for Baltimore.
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Mamaux Shuts Out Chicago As Pirates Win Four Hits Each
Chicago troubled by erratic fielding as Mamaux of Pittsburgh holds the locals to four hits and a 6 to 4 score. Pittsburgh capitalized on timely hitting and base running while Chicago miscues aided the visitors. Notable figures include Carey Baird Gibson and Viox for Pittsburgh and Vaughn for Chicago with error credits to Viox Wagner Fisher and Vaughn. Time about 1 hour 89 minutes.
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Walter Johnson Welcomes New Son in Washington
Walter Johnson Jr. arrives with mother and newborn, a boy named Walter likely to carry his father’s name. The pitcher’s wife is the daughter of Representative and Mrs. E. E. Roberts of Nevada, and the family learns the good news in Washington after a New York departure.
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Walter Perry Johnson
Johnson
Walter, Jr
Washington
New York
E. E. Roberts
Nevada
Temptettes to Meet Outlanders in Big Masonic Game
Manager Mike Macdonald reveals Temptettes lineup for charity game against O. W. Roakes Outlanders at the Masonic event. The probable order includes West catching Dampier at third D Macdonald or Bryan in left field A Macdonald in right field Dodge at short Byrd or Iiray center Riddie at first W Macdonald at second and Thompson pitching. Tickets are on sale at Spalding's with expectations of large attendance.
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West
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Bryan
A Macdonald
Dodge
Iiray
Byrd
Riddie
W. Macdonald
Thompson
Georgetown
Roakes
Albert G. McChesnay
Spalding’s
Mayer Beats Braves In Honeymoon Game
Philadelphia July 1 Brakine Mayer, newly married last night, led Philadelphia to a 2 1 victory over the Boston Braves. Mayer fended off trouble with the bases loaded and Cravath capped the rally with a ninth inning homer into the bleachers. Cravath, Smith, Bancroft and Mayer contributed hits as Philadelphia pushed across two runs in the eighth and one more in the ninth to seal the win.
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Donovan
Fisher
Caldwell
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Brakine Mayer
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Cravath
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Steuck
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Eaxon
National League standings and results snapshot
National League results show Washington over New York and Chicago over Detroit. Standings include Brooklyn Baltimore Cincinnati and Philadelphia with varying records. Today’s schedule lists Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston among others.
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KAUFF ON A STRIKE BROOKFEDS LOSE TWO
Brooklyn loses both ends of a doubleheader to Kansas City 6 2 and 3 0 as Benny Kauff sits out over salary disputes and announces plans to jump to the New York Nationals. Brooklyn officials warn he may be barred and ineligible for three years. Kansas City pitchers dominate the games.
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Leaders Add One Defeating Tigers in Detroit Battle
Detroit July 1 Scott punched five Coveleskie as Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit 6 to 3. Cobb singled in the ninth with two out, but only one Tiger remained on base. Bush error sparked a Chicago tally. Sox batters pushed across sufficient runs to secure the win.
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Chicago Beats Newark Frds 3 to 2 in 12 Innings
Chicago defeated Newark Friends 3 to 2 in 12 innings at Newark. Batteries Black Brown and Fis bach and Rariden. Scoreline shows late runs with a 900000000002 210 1 sequence.
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Rariden
Brooklyn Hands Tall a 9 2 Defeat in Third Inning Rally
In Brooklyn, July 1, the Dodgers pounded Tall for five runs in the third inning to defeat New York 9 to 2. Tesreau started for New York and lasted only three innings before Schauer and Schupp were hit hard by Brooklyn bats. Rucker was hit freely but the Giants could not muster enough offense. Also noted, Ithaca reports coach Charles E Courtney's condition improving after skull fracture and hospital confinement.
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Home Club League Survey and Baseball Box Score
The Home Club League survey shows ABH Al Patent ABHUA Girardi and teammates Pollock Ferguson Lloyd Montague F.Fisher Burch N Fisher Arnold Cadmore Roepke Quinn McKer. Pitchers Hansen Buscher Arnold Ferguson and others logged innings with errors, walks, hits and stolen bases noted.
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Southern Railway League Baseball Box Score Summary
A fragmented box score from a Southern Railway League game lists players such as Lansare, Galden, Robinson, Kelly, Brown, Knott, Spencer, Cuntham, Hough, Goldberg, Spruce, Evans, and Hoppe. The lines show innings and team totals with errors and strikeouts, including run totals and bases on balls, indicating a complete but garbled line of play-by-play and scoring data.
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