Easy Tur Rationals Puttmann Was Not 80 Easy
Special to The Washington Post New York defeated Washington 6 to 1 in a Fourth of July game. Puttmann pitched well for New York after a slow start as Washington errors helped produce several runs. Elberfeld made a one-handed catch in the field, and attendance reached about 2,500.
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Boston Wins in Ten Inning Thrill Over Philadelphia
Boston defeated Philadelphia 3 to 3 in ten innings at Boston in a dramatic display. Seybola homered and two singles helped score three runs while long hits produced Philadelphia’s runs. Ferris and Cross made stellar catches as Henley weakened late and Dineen improved. Attendance listed as 6,30.
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Cleveland Rockets Past Chicago 6 to 1 in Steady Win
Cleveland, Ohio July 6 Cleveland defeated Chicago 6 to 1 as Donahue turned in a steady mound effort. Chicago faltered with a fifth inning blowout and later boos in attendance reached 9,862. Cleveland’s timely hits powered the victory, with Beacons and Stovall contributing, while Chicago’s pitching faltered after Walsh.
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Pitchers Battle Yields Detroit Win In Bare Scoring
Detroit edges Detroit in a pitchers duel where the sole run came on a bases on balls and a wild throw. Lind Say, the new first baseman, had a strong defensive game while Barrett left hurt. Attendance 1,000 with a sharp fielding display and a low-scoring result.
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Brooklyn Shut Out by Boston in Wild Third Inning
Brooklyn lost to Boston as Scanlon wildness in the third inning produced four Boston runs. Willis pitched well for Brooklyn, allowing only three scattered hits. Attendance 2,000. Final score Boston 8 Brooklyn 0.
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Poorey Played Game In Poorly Contested Series Finale
New York defeated Philadelphia in the closing contest of the series as both teams used two pitchers who were hit hard. Ames pitched an erratic game in front of 4,064 fans. Final score shows New York scoring 9 and Philadelphia 7, with multiple errors and misplays noted, and several players amassing hits and runs.
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Pittsburg Rally Tops Chicago In Eleven Inning Marathon
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 5 runs in the eleventh inning after a tight pitchers’ duel. Leach and the Chicago defense misplayed to start a rally, then three singles and two doubles produced five runs for Pittsburg. Attendance about 4,900 as the score unfolded in a lengthy 2 hour 10 minute game.
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Corcoran's Home Run Powers Cincinnati Past St Louis
Corcoran belted a bases loaded homer off Clarke in the third inning as Cincinnati defeated St. Louis. The game featured Robison announcing Dave Brain’s trade to Pittsburgh for George McBride. Attendance 1,670. Umpire Bayewine. Time two hours.
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Baseball Notes Mixed on Field and Far Off
A collage of baseball gossip from Detroit to Cleveland covers player returns, trades, and injuries. Ned Hanlon lobbies for Lew to rejoin Harrisburg, while Moran, Moran and other moves ripple through the Browns and Nationals. We note Crawford’s strong Detroit batting, La Chance trade chatter, and public interest in nearby games and bridges viewing the sport.
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Intercollegiate baseball glory and enduring team ties endures
City folks cry for his return as Lush's Yale squad clinches the intercollegiate title. Billy re-engaged to manage the Bll squad next spring. The Nations League slate includes a famed twenty inning Boston Athletics game noted for Baseman Unglaub's 31 put-outs and Young's no walk performance.
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Capital City League doubleheader rained out. Aloysius win over Columbia 9 8
In the Capital City League at the Coliseum St Stephen's Institute faced Columbia Athletic Club while Aloysius and Columbia clashed. A rain delay postponed Carroll Institute versus St Stephen's, but Aloysius fell behind late and lost 9 to 8 as Columbia edged ahead in the seventh.
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St Pauls and Trinity Rally In Marquette League Tilt
In a rain shortened Marquette League game, St Pauls and Trinity clashed in a tight contest that ended after six innings with Trinity ahead 5 to 1. Pant Riigi sparked Trinity with a late tying run as Immaculate Conception and St Martin's were set to meet next.
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Commissioners Ground Gunton 6 1 In Sunday School Clash
The Commissioners defeated Gunton Temple 6 to 1 in a high heat Sunday game. Sam Edmonston hurled a strong performance for the winners, while Brown and Langley sparkled in outfield plays. Two-pitcher rotation lasted four innings each for both teams as Gunton left most runs in the first inning on balls and weak hitting.
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Minor League Scores From Across the Circuits
Baseball results show Columbus Columbus 11 Toledo 0 in American Association while Milwaukee edged Kansas City and Lewisville topped Indianapolis. Montgomery defeated Birmingham 1 0 in the Southern League and Little Rock lost to Memphis 2 0. Nashville beat Atlanta 9 6. Eastern League Baltimore had no game due to wet grounds. Jersey City beat Providence 6 0 and Rochester defeated Buffalo 5 0. South Atlantic Charleston beat Macon 4 0. Savannah Columbia game postponed by rain. New York State Albany tied Syracuse 1 0. Troy fell to Binghamton 6 3. Johnstown beat Wilkesboro 3 2. other games postponed by wet grounds. Virginia-Carolina Greensboro crushed Charlotte 11 4. Demville Daaytile defeated Salisbury Spencer 3 1. The Orioles sought to arrange games with teams averaging seventeen years. Pirates forfeited a game to Parker Gridget Co. after walking off with score 12 8. Orioles Athletics beat Whitney Stars 4 9 on July 4 with Donovan Baltz combining on the battery and Cousins Condict supplying the hitting. Orientals defeated Defenders as both teams sought opponents averaging fourteen to fifteen years. R E Lee Tyter sought games with Northwest League teams. address 6B i street northeast.
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Wright and Ward Retire After Magnificent Wimbledon Display
London dated July 6 reports Wright and Ward retired from the all-age doubles tennis championship after a superb exhibition at Wimbledon. H. Smith and Frank L. Riseley faced the Americans, who initially led 4-0 but the Brits stormed back, taking the fourth set 9-7 to force a dramatic finish.
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Virginia Military Institute Football Schedule For 1911
The Washington Post reports VMI cadet football trains under Capt M I B Corse with new coaching staff including a former captain and a UVA alumnus as tactical officer. Home games include Agricultural and Randolph-Macon, and away games feature Navy and Virginia Tech opponents.
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Leander Eight Beats Vesper Crew In Grand Challenge Heat
The Leander Boat Club of London defeated the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia by a half boat length in the Grand Challenge Cup second heat at Henley. Time was 7 minutes 1 second with no wind, as spectators lined the Thames daily crowd. Abell of the Vespers retires, while Willis of Leanders praises English leg drive and expects final against Nautique de Gand.
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Horstmann Sets Course Record at Chevy Chase
Horstmann of Philadelphia carded 72 to win the best gross score in the handicap event on the Chevy Chase course. W. Tuckerman took the best net prize, with Mrs. McCammon second. The day featured multiple prizes, best ball results, and a no-more-than-one-prize rule adoption at the start.
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The Athletic Girl and the Strenuous Debate
From Hearth and Home a contrast is drawn between the athletic games girl and the more feminine ideal. The piece praises honesty and camaraderie in the athlete while questioning the exclusive pursuit of strenuousness and dollars in American life.
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