Nationals Leave for Detroit and Yankee News Summary
Nationals depart by night train for Detroit with Grooms slated to start Wednesday and Johnson likely to pitch Thursday. Rollie Zeider to rejoin Cubs in Chicago. Gandil shines, Boehling strong. Foster collects three hits in final game. Manager Chance sells Frank Borton to Jersey City and brings Jack Knight to first base as Morgan, Shanks, and Midkitt star in two games. Detroit buys pitcher Carl Grover from Jacksonville after optioning him from Chattanooga.
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Red Sox Rally Tops Phillies in Opening Game Split
Boston and Philadelphia split a Fenway doubleheader with the Phillies taking the opener 7 to 4 after driving Ray Collins from the mound and Brown from the box later in the game. The second game went Boston’s way 8 to 3 as Wagner homered and Wyckoff held Philadelphia to one run.
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Boehling Shuts Down Yankees in Second Game Win
Griffmen pitcher Joe Boehling earned his eighth straight win as the Nationals split a doubleheader with the Yankees. Boehling held New York to five hits and struck out ten, while Engel struggled with walks and errors in the opener as Fisher dominated early. The Griff men won 8 to 1 in the nightcap after an uneven 5 to 2 opener.
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Browns Hammer Pitchers at St Louis in 5-1 Win
St Louis pounded three Detroit pitchers in a 5 to 1 afternoon victory. Elder debuted for Detroit, giving up a double and three singles while walking five in 3 1 3 innings as Detroit struggled to string hits beyond three bursts.
Coulon Leaves Hospital After Stomach Trouble
Johnny Coulon the bantamweight champion left the hospital weighing 115 pounds 12 ounces 10 pounds more than a week earlier while undergoing stomach trouble treatment. He is unlikely to box soon and the bout with Kid Williams already postponed may be delayed beyond Labor Day.
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LeRoux Starts Training for Williams Bout at Vernon Arena
Paris pugilist Charilen Ledoux begun hard training in Los Angeles for his July 16 fight with Kid Williams of Baltimore at Vernon arena. Williams odds were 10 to 8 in his favor. Ledoux and Williams previously fought a six round draw in Philadelphia.
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Moeller Opens for Nationals but Dies on Steel Run
Washington and New York clash as Moeller leads off for Washington with a single and is caught stealing. Engel and Peckinpaugh exchange runs with a sequence of singles and sacrifices as the Nationals and Yankees trade tallies through seven innings. A late Washington rally falls short as Morgan and Gandil deliver key hits, with Engel pitching seven frames before Gallia relieves.
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Nationals Edge Yankees In Nineteenth Century Gridiron?
The Nationals and Yankees clash with early runs and a lively rally. Foster and Gandil drive in supports, while Morgan and Shanks contribute key hits. Clark relieves, Moeller steals, and a late four-run ninth gives Washington a 5 to 1 edge.
Minor League Scores Across Several Leagues
Baseball results from American Association International League Southern League Virginia League Tristate League Federal League South Atlantic League Carolina Association Appalachian League report multiple games with wins by Louisville Milwaukee Birmingham Atlanta Roanoke Richmond Savannah Columbus Jacksonville Greenboro Winston Salem Johnson City and others across the circuit. Several games decided by wide margins and several incomplete lineups noted.
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Secretary Bryan Writes Callahan on World Tour Plan
Chicago July 7. Manager James Callahan of the White Sox read a letter from Secretary Bryan and prepared a reply about next winter’s world tour with the New York Giants. Bryan said he would direct consuls to aid the players and ease the long journey once the itinerary is set, with Comiskey and the White Sox thanking Bryan.
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Erie Club Defeats Naps In Low-Scoring Interleague Game
Erie PA July 7 The local Interstate League team defeated the Cleveland Americans 2 to 2 with Dave Gregg a Naps recruit pitched. Three of Erie’s seven hits went for extra bases as manager Birmingham played center field for Cleveland, his first since an injury two months ago.
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Giants Beat Dodgers In Tight Brooklyn Victory
New York defeated Brooklyn 4 1 in a ten hit game to extend their winning streak to four. Demaree pitched well with strong defense behind him as Brooklyn could muster only one run on twelve hits. Shafer Doyle Merkle Murray Meyers and Daubert drove in runs for New York while Doyle and Shafer led Brooklyn with key hits. Time of game about 1 hour 60 minutes.
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Pirates Roll Over Reds 5-1 in Pittsburgh Showdown
Robinson shuts Cincinnati to three hits as Pittsburgh wins 5 to 1. Dodge misplays and Brown pitcher quality contribute to the two early runs for the Pirates. Manager Tinker absent in Chicago due to Mrs. Tinker's illness. details show Devore Byrne and McCarthy driving in runs with stout defense and timely hits.
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Murphy Protests Decision In Cubs Cardinals Forfeit
Chicago July 7 President Charles W Murphy of the Chicago Nationals wires President Lynch protesting the second game of yesterday’s double header with St Louis which was ruled a forfeit to the Cardinals He seeks the game awarded to the Cubs and urges reprimand for umpires Eason and Brennan for the decision He admits Cubs players delayed five innings but alleges St Louis violated the rule first by quick outs after a three run lead Columbus Ohio July 7 announcement says George Mc Quillan leading Columbus pitcher has been traded to Pittsburgh for Ferry and two others not named
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Even Break in Philadelphia Boston Doubleheader
Boston wins opener 16 11 and drops the second 3 2 in 12 innings at Philadelphia. The tight lid game features Maranville McDonald Luderus Cravath and Titus for Boston and Connolly Lobert Sweeney Cravath Myers Doolan for Philadelphia. Time of game 3 hours 26 minutes.
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Fans Order Seats for World's Series
New York July 7 So sure are some that New York and Philadelphia will win the pennants that they are placing orders for tickets to the next world’s championship series between the clubs. Secretary John J Foster of the Giants says he has received such orders based on the Giants and Athletics likely victors. One Havana letter asked reservations for games in Philadelphia and at the Polo Grounds in New York.
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