Day-Tigers edge White Sox in eleven with Neffs costly error
Nationals drop two to Yankees as Neff miscues cripple defense. Caldwell dazzles in 4-1 win. Johnson battles but loses despite strong support. Peckinpaugh Pipp and Boone homer lead slugfest as Griffmen fault Neff for four misplays. Major driven rally ends in extra innings after a tense early game.
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Griffmen
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Foster
Gandil
Templeites Win Masonic Battle Protest Follows
Templeites win a charity baseball game against the Outlanders 3 to 2 at American League park. A protest by the Outlanders over Templeites fielding ten men is considered by umpire Betts, who rules Cy Macdonald’s first base placement did not invalidate the protest. The game features Tomm y Thompson and Riston pitching, and a crowd of over 4,000 viewing the unusual outfield shuffle and late runs as Templeites secure the win.
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Alexander Grant
District of Columbia
Yankees Rally Absent Note in Wild Exhibition Game
The Nationals hit hard with Campbell, Boehling leads the charge. Foster and Gandil spark New York collapse. Washington preserves lead through late innings while Moeller, Shanks, Milan and Neff contribute key hits. Final highlights include Gandil tripling and Peeples shortstop error sequence, with Cree and Brown on the mound for steady defense.
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Nationals Gondil and Neff’s Errors Shine in Doubleheader
The game featured Bauman batting for Cottrell and Neff lasting a rough day with six errors as the Yankees split the doubleheader. O Loughlin and Hildebrand umpired in New York. Johnson and Henry struggled, Caldwell and Hartwell made standout plays, and Morgan’s suspension reshaped the lineup for Boston. The Polo Grounds crowd exceeded 20,000 as the opener stretched over hours.
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Hod Sox
Second Game Sees Caldwell Retire Opponents Early
Caldwell dominated the first inning while Johnson was twice scored on. Poster threw out High as Peckinpaugh beat an infield tap, Neff erring to allow a runner to advance. Maisel lifted to Gandl, Pipp and Cook walked. Hartzell doubled after Pipp stole, Boone reached on Neff error, Sweeney walked, and Neff recorded Caldwell.
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McBride
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Boone
Nationals
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Johnson
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Shanks
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Hoon
Milan
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Sweeney
Tigers Dominate White Sox in 11-0 Victory
Detroit pummeled Chicago with five runs in the sixth, adding another in the eighth to seal an 11-0 win in Detroit. Boland relieved Cavet after Chicago’s early scoring burst, while Fellich, Cobb, Collins, Vitt and Veach led the Tigers with multiple hits. Boston beat Philadelphia 18-7 in the other twin bill as Crowell and Leonard struggled for the Athletics.
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Vitt
Kavanaugh
Cobb
Veach
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Baker
Burns
Bush
O Russell
B.hite
Sisler Shines in St Louis Debut as Cleveland Wins
George Sisler, former Michigan star, pitched his first major league game for Cleveland in a doubleheader opener against St. Louis, winning 3 to 1. He struck out nine and walked nine as Harstad held St. Louis to five hits. Cleveland took the game in 1 hour 58 minutes with notable defensive plays and a three-base hit by Pratt.
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SloufedS Win Fed League Lead With Kansas City Victory
St Louis Missouri, July 3. St Louis defeated Kansas City 8 to 7 to regain first place in the Federal League race. Batteries listed include Cullop, Henning, Easterly, Groom, Crandall, Hartley, Chapman.
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St. Lonia
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Easterly
Groom
Crandall
Hartley
Chapman
Newark Beats Brooklyn In Narrow Baseball Thriller
A third inning single by Roush with the bases loaded produced three runs after the side should have been retired, giving Newark a 3 to 2 victory over Brooklyn in New Jersey. Battery Finneran and Lend for Newark Moran and Rar for Brooklyn.
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N. J
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Brooklyn
Finneran
Lend
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Gotch Wins Return Match in Straight Falls
Frank Gotch world wrestling champion returns from two years retirement to defeat Henry Ordman of Minneapolis in Humboldt on July 3. Gotch won in straight falls by 1 and 18 seconds respectively.
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Henry Ordman
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Machinists and Congress Heights Face Potomac League Clash
Tomorrow at American League Park a Potomac League game will pit Machinists against Congress Heights at 10 30 a m Congress Heights is the only team to beat the Machinists in league play in this season a notable showdown for standings and pride.
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Uneven Breaks Mark Twin Bill Between Gubs and Pirates
Chicago and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with separate 6 5 and 3 2 scores as Zabel held Pittsburgh to four hits in game one while base on balls hindered the visitors. In the second game Adams pitched well but walked too many and Chicago capitalized on two key hits to win.
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Giants Take Closer In Two Slab Duels Between Dodgers Giants
Brooklyn and New York split a doubleheader with a 2 1 Dodgers win and a 4 8 Giants victory. Notable players include Burns O Mara Doyle Daubert Wheat Merkle Lobert Stengel Snodgrass Gettes Tesreau and Teer aan.
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HITS A THREE BAGGER WITH SACKS ON BASES
Chicago July 3 Jack Lewis hit a three bagger with the bases loaded in the eighth inning to give Pittsburgh a 26 to 2 victory Hendrix weakened it eighth The visitors filled the bases with a pass a single and an error and Lewis hit followed Score shows Pittsburgh victory over Chicago with heavy offense
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Jack Lewis
Pittsburgh
Hendrix
Lewis
Ree
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Kauff Offer Reported by Brookyn Club Leader
A definite offer for players and cash was made by a Chicago group in the Federal League to Brookyln’s Reney Rauf. Weeghmen’s president declined to give details of the bid.
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