Transfer Tristate Club York Franchise Taken By Lancaster
Lancaster to take York franchise in Tristate League with York’s last game at Wilmington. Lancaster will host Allentown on Wednesday after York’s shift tomorrow in Philadelphia. York has been a losing team financially. about 1500 dollars was needed to retain it.
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Lancaster Eyes Return to Tristate League
York members balk at further funding while Lancaster shows eagerness to rejoin the Tristate League circuit, signaling a potential realignment of local sports affiliations.
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Two clubs quit league to reshuffle Ohio State circuit
The Ironton Ohio and Paris Kentucky clubs withdrew from the Ohio State League at a directors meeting. Six remaining teams will begin a new schedule next Tuesday as many Paris and Ironton players have joined other league clubs.
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Phillies Win Two as Doyle Homers in Ninth Inning
New York and Philadelphia split a twin bill with Philadelphia winning 4 to 2 in the first game after a late homer by Doyle, and Philadelphia taking the second game 7 to 2 with early hitting. Doyle provided the late power for Philadelphia in the opener while Merkle and Robertson contributed in the late frames for New York.
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Postponed argument in Hal Chase case in Buffalo
The motion to vacate the injunction preventing Hal Chase from playing with the Buffalo Federal League team was postponed today until Thursday. Buffalo, N.Y. The Chicago American League team had sought to block his participation.
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Braves Take Pair in Doubleheader Sweep
Boston ends a three-game slide by taking both ends of a doubleheader against Brooklyn, 8 1 and 1 8. First game outcomes came from Boston's third inning hits, second game a pitchers duel between Allen and Crutcher. Pitcher Hageman to Cubs news notes include a sale from St Louis to Chicago. Baseball roundups cover leagues Indianapolis Columbus Louisville Montreal and more with scores and notable plays.
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Brookfeds Outscores Balto Feds In Series Opener
Brooklyn Federal nine hammered four Baltimore pitchers for sixteen hits to win the opening game of the series by 10 to 5 in Brooklyn. Suggs Yout Hughes Wilhelm and Jacklitsch starred for Brooklyn while Bougher Marion and Gwens pitched for Baltimore.
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Late Rally Falls Short In 6-5 Pittsburgh Victory
In Buffalo on July 6 a late rally by local batsmen nearly tied the game before Pittsburgh held on for a 6 to 5 win. With Smith on second Blair on first and two out, Schlafly batted for Krapp and lined a hit that brought home a tally. Delehanty was retired for the final out.
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McBride Steals Home Lone Run Wins It
Nationalists edge Red Sox in nine innings as Captain George McBride slides home for the sole score. Walter Johnson battles Rankin in a tight pitchers duel with Gardner’s three-base hit and a double play turning point. McBride’s steal, aided by a passed ball earlier, seals the 1 0 victory in a tense late-frame sprint.
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Lange Leads Halt Twirler in Defeat of Chifeds 4 1
Chicago bats hit Lange hard as Kansas City defeats Chicago 4 to 1. Lange had previously won five straight games. Battertee-Packard and Easterly listed with Lange, McQuire and Wilson in the box score.
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Philadelphia Takes 2-0 Win As New York Fails Benders Wildness
Philadelphia wins 2 to 0 over New York despite Benders wild pitching. Baker hits a single to start a second-inning rally, Strunk doubles, and Schang singles for all runs. Caldwell allows only one New York player to reach second base aside from the decisive frame.
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Tigers Defeat Pirates In Exhibition Thriller
Detroit beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in an exhibition game. Both teams scored three runs in the first inning. Detroit pulled ahead with three timely singles in the third to seal the victory.
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No Show of Brotherly Love By American League Moguls
Frank G Menke argues Ban Johnson should force stronger American League clubs to trade surplus players to the Yankees and other teams to strengthen the league. He notes the Yankees lose money and that Cleveland owner Charlie Somers will pay dearly for pitchers, but other clubs refuse to part with pitchers, fearing competition before the 1914 season.
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Looks crews over arrives to train Potomac Boat Club
Washington rowing enthusiasts welcome Jim Rice the Columbia University coach for a summer stay to train Potomac crews at Marshall Hall. An all day outing and a moonlit tango steamer trip mark the tribute with two day boats departing Seventh street at 10 am and 2 20 pm. Training resumes tomorrow evening as Rice tests senior and intermediate four, two eight oared shells, and a single sculler totaling 25 candidates.
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American League Standings and Results
The standings show Philadelphia 43 29 with a .657 pace and Boston at 89 games, while Detroit sits 42 34 and Chicago 38 33. Yesterday results include Washington over Philadelphia 9 1 and New York 5 2. Boston defeated New York 3 1. Today fixtures feature St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, and New York at Pittsburgh.
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Brown Recalled by Yankees in Pitching Shakeup
Carroll Brown, a three year Athletics pitcher, was released today to the New York Americans. Connie Mack announced Brown would join the New York club tomorrow, moving from Philadelphia to a new team.
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Pittsburgh and Kansas City Tie as Chicago Tops Brooklyn
In yesterday's scoreboard, Pittsburgh and Kansas City drew, Buffalo edged Chicago, and Baltimore registered a 5 to 1 result.
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Hope to Even with Browns for Reverses on Last Trip
Washington Nationals and Browns battle in a four day set at Camp Griffith on Florida avenue with revenge as the motive. Boehling or Ayers to start for Griffiths while Rickey’s Browns rely on Baumgardner or Lefty James. Johnson stars for the Nats in a rough day for Boston with several near misses but no decisive scoring.
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