Boston Takes Morning and Afternoon Games on July Fourth
Boston defeated Washington in the morning 3 to 1 and won the afternoon 7 to 1. Glaze pitched the morning win for Boston, while Bratt dominated the afternoon. Several Boston players contributed key hits and fielding plays as the Nationals struggled on offense.
Nationals Fail to Solve Praitt Leads to Loss
Short, uneven report notes Praitt or Praitit pitching for the Nationals, with Foson and Orihan struggles cited. It mentions Washingtons defense and Harrett in fielding, and only Clymer and Hickman showing offensive flashes.
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One Each in New York Quakers and Yankees Split
A large crowd at American League Park watched a doubleheader between New York and Philadelphia. The Quakers won the first game 3 to 1, while the Yankees captured the second 7 to 1. The second game ended after six and a half innings by prior arrangement to call it in the seventh.
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Quakers Take Both in Boston New York Beats Philadelphia Game
New York defeats Boston in a well played game. Bender pitches for Philadelphia and Waddell for New York in a Cleveland series preview. Conroy and Chase contribute key hits while Brown and Knabe make notable defensive plays.
Cleveland Beats Chicago 7-1 in Morning Baseball
Cleveland tops Chicago 7 to 1 at Cleveland in a morning game with two Chicago runs in the first and seven in the eighth. Clark ejected, solid hitting from Isbell Dougherty and Rhoades. Bradley and Hinchman noted for late drives. Attendance marks record for a nine inning Cleveland game.
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Pirates Pound Barger In Ragged Afternoon Con Test
Pittsburg July 4 Pirates won the afternoon game by timely hitting. Louta started well but could not hold the lead as both teams showed fielding and error prone play. Wagner, Leach, Clarke, Bennett and Storke sparked Pittaburg with key hits and correct baserunning amid miscues in a 9 to 3 final.
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Lynchburg and Danville split doubleheader in WoL action
July 4 reports from Lynchburg describe a dramatic doubleheader against Danville with tight pitching and fielding. Murray and Lavinder faced stiff opposition as Danville won the opener 8 1. In the afternoon, Richmond and Roanoke games featured multiple errors and standout batting, with notable performances from Eckstone, Leach, and Leaver.
Detroit Tops St Louis In Seesaw Park Shootout
A large Detroit crowd watched Bennett Park as Detroit rallied in the sixth and eighth innings to topple St Louis 7 to 4. Dineen delivered key hits while Cobb Rosa and others sparked late offense. Errors by St Louis aided Detroit's comeback. Seiver and Wit pitched, with Manen and Pickering contributing.
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Connie McGeehan Dead Former Holy Cross Pitcher
Connie McGeehan, once a Holy Cross pitcher, died of tuberculosis at his Hazelton home on July 4. After college he played for the Philadelphia American League club, the Harrisburg Tri-State team, and Toronto in the Eastern League. His sister Margaret McGeehan died two hours after him of the same illness.
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Joseph's Split Even Warbington Pont Joseph's Split Even
Two games of baseball were played between Frederick and Josephs of Washington at Frederick. Josephs won the first 7 to 1, Frederick won the second 5 to 4. Batteries for Frederick included Jame Orrizon and Day, while Butler and Lennart starred for Josephs.
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Local Nationals Beat Brooklyn in 12 Innings
The New York Nationals edge Brooklyn 1 to 0 in twelve innings as Alperman scores the decisive run after being hit by a pitch. Casey sacrifice, Lumley lofts a deep fly to center allowing Alperman to advance to third before he scores on Bateh’s single. McGinnity pitched for New York with Ollgstrom seeing action for Brooklyn. Time of game one hour and 55 minutes.
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St Stephens Wins Contest Over Columbia Athlete Club
Amateurs drew crowds as St Stephens Institute defeated Columbia Athletic Club. Eastern Buds beat Empires in a separate game, with large attendance at American League Park and Sunday school league doubleheader. Montgomery rooters backed Wheaton. St Stephens earned a rating from J Sanders after nine innings.
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St Stephen's Triumph Over Columbia Athletic Club 7 3
In a National Park day game St Stephen's Institute beat Columbia Athletic Club 7 to 3. Vic Wahler scored headers for Columbia while Rube Clark starred for St Stephen's with key hits and clever base running. Taylor made a highlight by catching Kerrion fly while on the ground.
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Virginians Win Two as Winchester Tops Rockville
Winchester defeats Rockville 11 to 6 in the morning game and 4 to 3 in the afternoon as Shinee stars on the mound with 11 strikeouts and Cantwells homer mark the twin wins. Taylor of Rockville also shines with 10 strikeouts but poor support saddles him with the loss. The Winchester squad heads to Martinsburg amid a heated regional rivalry and a large expected crowd.
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Chicago Jets 4 The Vocals Shutout Cincinnati 2–0
Chicago Jets defeated Cincinnati 2–0 in the afternoon game as Kling Chance and Lyere produced the two runs. Pitching by Elugeime and Lobert held Cincinnati to five hits with solid defense and timely fielding.
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Giants Win The Last In Brooklyn First Game
The New York Giants defeated Brooklyn in the first game with strong hitting and solid pitching. Brooklyn struggled to respond after a tough stretch in the middle innings, managing only a few runs as New York built a lead.
Eastern Empires and Buds battle for East Washington title
The Eastern Empires and the Eastern Buds staged a colorful, humorous annual clash for the East Washington championship. Cy Loong pitched for the Empires but the Buds built an early lead and held on for victory as the crowd enjoyed the lively rivalry and player theatrics.
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Hyattsville Downs Brentwood in Four Run Fourth
Hyattsville defeated Brentwood 5 to 3 in a Fourth of July game before about 500 spectators. Gallagher allowed three hits for Brentwood while Saunders and Brentwood’s offense produced the only runs. Hyattsville’s pitching and fielding, led by Hendiboe Mangum and A. Leatin, supported a strong Gude at the plate.
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