Johnson’s Seven-Strikeout Gem Powers Washington Opener
Johnson matched a season high with eight total strikeouts and seven in a row to spark Washington past St Louis 10 to 2. Batfest in the fifth inning exploded for ten runs off Lake as Henry and Elberfeld fueled a decisive rally, while Hinrichs relieved for a workout in the eighth. Sapient fielding and timely hits backed the standout performance.
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Joe S. Jackson
McAleer
O'Connor
Johnson
Lake
O'Loughlin
Bob Spade
Bolt
Doc Gessler
Nationals
Washington
Street
Pony Battery
Hinrichs
Henry
Milan
Schweitzer
Lehivelt
Clyde
Elberfeld
Hartzel
Truesdale
Gesster
McBride
Killifer
Mr. O'Lough
Newnam
Unglarb
Bounder
Ungland
Selfyelt
Gessler
Spade
Kiltifer
Hartzell
Wallace
Unglaub
Hoffman
Stone
Elllifer
Browns
St. Louis
Highlanders Pound Ball for 13-4 Win Over White Sox
New York defeats Chicago 13 to 4 in a high offense showing. Laporte drives in multiple runs with two doubles and a triple as New York piles up 15 hits for 23 bases off Scott and Young. Daniels homered, Sweeney and Gardner contribute key hits, while Young is charged with the loss.
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Highlanders
Chicago
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Young
Laporte
Browne
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Walter
French
Knight
Parent
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Warhop
White
Ara
Smith
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OnoroOoo
Purtell
Blackburne
Black
Gardner
Jee
Sweeney
Laporta
Austin
Collins
Etrore
Doulle
Onning
Oitour
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Brooklyn Walks Off Pirates In Wild 6 5 Victory
Brooklyn wins 6 5 at Pittsburg after a fourth inning rally sparked by Webb wildness. Webb hit a batsman walked two and threw high, letting in four runs and setting Brooklyn up for the win. Pittsburg led early with two runs in the first and added more in sixth and seventh before Brooklyn pulled ahead.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pirates
Webb
Tikely
Scanlon
Miller
el Brooklin
Byrne
Ol Dalton
Leach
Offenbert
Clarke
Wheat
Wagner
Hummel
OjLennox
Wilson
O/T. Smith
Cirson
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Aj Miller
Leerer
Oseanlen
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Maddox
McKechelet
Leever
Gibson
Datton
Daubert
Davison
Bergen
Lennox
Hyatt
Dalton
Leaver
Mesers, Rigler and Emslie
Devy Jones
Bender
Hartsel
Barry
Bush
Murphy
Cobb
Crawford
O'Leary
Athletics
Oldring
Collins
Haker
Hauser
Tigers
Davy Jones
Jack
Davy
Baker
Elephants
Mullin
Thomas
Schmidt
Moriarty
George
Detroit
Abo AE Phila
D. Jones
Hartrel
Glowing
Qcollins
Laker
Houser
T Jones
Olfiarry
OlBender
P. McIntyre
Latherst
T. Jones
tHauser
Philadelphia
Jones
Oring
Harry
F' Leary
O Mullin
Bitcher
Messrs
Perrine and
Egan
House
Nationals Doubleheader Preview and Game Details Recap
National league action notes a 2 PM first game with Groom and Relsting for the home nine and Powell and Ratley for Bt. Loula. Detroit trip follows. Umpire O Loughlin worked solo after relieving Egan and Perrine. Spade pitched, Gessler and Elberfeld produced key hits, Alten impressed behind the plate, and street and Unglaub had notable base running moments.
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Groom
Relsting
Powell
Ratley
Loula
Nationals
Detroit
O'Loughlin
Egan
Perrine
Crouch
O'Connor
Henry
Milan
Elberfeld
Gessler
Spade
Lke
Conroy
Hinrichs
Mom
Leayelt
Schweitzer
Lake Ray
Muskogee
St. Louis
Alten
Killiter
Wallace
Johnson
Street
Griggs
Criss
League Standings and Schedule Update
American League standings show Philadelphia leading with 23 wins and New York at 39 losses. Detroit sits 41 32, Washington 12, St Louis 3, and Chicago 2. Today’s games feature St Louis at Washington and Detroit at Philadelphia among others. Yesterday’s results include New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburg with Brooklyn and Cincinnati games also listed.
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W. L. Philadelphia
New York
Goaton
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Fittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kling's Home Run Secures Chicago Win Over Reds
Kling slams a solo homer in the fourth to power Chicago past Cincinnati 3 to 2. Evers, Sheckard, and Zimmerman contributed as Chicago tallies included two runs in the early frames and one in the seventh. Beebe and Rowan kept the Reds close with solid relief, while Clarke added the decisive homer for Chicago.
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Cubs
Reds
Chicago
CincInnati
Kling
Evers
Fescher
Sheckard
Mpawney
Schulte
Offehlitzel
Chance
O Mitchell
Steinfeldt
Paskert
Hofman
Mmitler
Gaspoe Zimman
Beeba
Gonazo Oo
Hyers
Zimmerman
Mitchell
Clarke
Ivers
Oh Reutbach
Fone
Brown
Beebe
Rowan
Mia Clarka
Every
McMillan
Reulbach
Mr. Klem
Boston Trims Naps Twice In Doubleheader Win
Boston defeats Cleveland 3 1 in the first game and 7 2 in the second as Hall shines with runners on base in game one and Falkenberg struggles. Boston bats hard, Mitchell and crew grind out late runs in the nightcap while Cleveland misfires on pitching and defense.
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Boston
Cleveland
Hall
Falkenberg
Mitchell
Whaoper
Graney
Oringle
U Speaker
Ostehl
W Gardner
Olewhs
Parring
Wagner
Krueger
Charrigan
Falkenburg
Clark
Eughelly
Rune
Lajoie
Hooper
Speaker
Gardner
Palkenberg
Stahl
Mitehall
Mr. Evans
Abhoah Boston
Otani
Easterly
OiGardner
Stovall
O Lewis
Perring
O'Wagner
Madden
Ckette
Engle
Lewis
Hasterly
Stant
Stovell
Nites
Ot Mitchell
Cleotte
Cicotte
Baseball score roundup across several leagues
In the New York State League Utica defeated Wilkes Barre 4 to 3 while Albany beat Binghamton 65 to 6 and Troy won 6 to 1 over Elmira. American Association results include Louisville 6 over Indianapolis 5 and Kansas City Janeane 10 losing to Minneapolis 6. Southern and Southeastern leagues show Memphis 3 to New Orleans 1, Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 0, Morristown 5 to Knoxville 2, Gadsden 6 to Rome 0, and Holyoke 2 to New Haven 1 with Bridgeport 10 over Northampton 1 and Hartford 3 over Herbury 2.
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New York State League
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Elmira
Holyoke
New Haven
Bridgeport
Northampton
New Britain
Springfield
Portford
Hartford
Herbury
Doyle Brothers Reach Finals In Southern Tennis Championship
Doyle of Washington defeats J H Winston of Norfolk in singles finals at East Lake to win the title as Roosevelt Pell does not defend. Doyle and brother defeat Hall and Cragin of New York in doubles semifinals. Miss Sullivan and Nat Thornton win mixed doubles. Blair of Richmond takes consolation singles over Frank Van Gilder in five sets.
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Doyle Brothers
Hall and Cragin
New York
Miss Sullivan
Thornton
Blair
Atlanta
Doyle
Washington
J. H. Winston
Norfolk
East Lake
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Nat Thornton
Miss Turtle
W. B. Cragin
Lewis Blair
Richmond
Frank van Gilder
Knoxville
Herzog Out for Good Ends Boston Doves Career
Special to the Washington rues Boston July 8 Charlie Herzog suspended third baseman of the Doves will never play again for Boston while President Dovey leads the club. Dovey travels to Pittsburg to discuss the Herzog affair with Vice President Harris and stockholders, carrying signed statements from Herzog and Lake exonerating Dovey. The dispute stems from Herzog seeking captaincy as Sweeney nears a trade. Dovey left to consult Lake, who balked, with implications Herzog sought McGraw’s backing to push into management.
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Washington
Boston
Charlie Herzog
Doves
Dovey
Pittsburg
Herzog
Harris
Lake
Sweeney
McGraw
Zoe
Herzog Suspended After Dressing Room Dispute
Immediate action followed a dressing room confrontation as Herzog denied offering management to Lake. Lake Erie harness race results from Canton Ohio show multiple unfinished events due to rain with winners including Florence H and Gipsy Woodland, and times listed for trot and pace races.
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Canton
Ohio
Florence H
Columbus Bell
Artigea
Tima
Brother Direct
Mamie Dodd
McB
Miss Cooler
Lerscone MrGregor
Hed Eagle
Gipsy Woodland
Eph Cymbers
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