Hughes Probable Choice To Pitch In Today's Game
Detroit crowds watched as Hughes was named probable starter for the game while 7,480 turnstile admissions were logged. Altrock and Schaefer shared boxing duties, Groom struggled fielding, Schaefer benched for kicking, Vict blamed for a dropped ball, and infield shifts featured Rondeau, Pipp, Hennessy, and Leyden as Calvo substituted in for Griffiths Cuban outfielder corps.
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Schaefer
Loughlin
Moeller
Vict
Jennings
Rondeau
Pipp
Hennessy
Leyden
Short
Calvo
Griffith
Elliott Dents pitching spark leads 6 3 win over Memphis
Elliott Dent pitched six innings of strong ball for a 6 3 victory over Memphis yesterday. Gabby Street of Chattanooga aided by pitching and fielding errors, while other Virginia and Southern League notes highlight player trades and performances across Portsmouth Petersburg Newport News and Birmingham.
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Porton
Petersburg
Newport Nea
Richmond
Barton
Newport News
Motorboat Elimination Race Ends Without Candidate
Huntington N Y July 9 The three day window for Harmsworth cup challengers closes with no selections yet while Ankledeep emerges as a likely choice The committee extends the deadline one day Commodore J S Blackton withdraws Reliance due to inadequate engine power and Buffalo strike delays engine delivery Six cylinder engines replace them Ankledeep posts 38 83 knots in ten miles Peter Pan V sails at 33 71 knots America J 8 Blackton boat disabled but to start tomorrow with Ankledeep and Peter Pan V The piece ends with track and intercollegiate notes on Norman Taber Paul Jones and Kiviat and Pow er records.
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N. Y
J. S. Blackton
Reliance
Buffalo
Blackton
Phillies Beat Cleveland In Opener As Bush Shuts Down Rally
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 6 to 3 in the first game of the series in Cleveland. Philadelphia capitalized on Mitchell’s walks, Walsh, Collins, and Schang produced key hits, and Baker’s single plus McInnes’ sacrifice fly scored in the first inning. Cleveland rallied in the fifth and ninth but Bush limited further scoring. Runs came from Ryan, Graney, ONeil, Walsh, Collins, Baker, Harry, and Schang. Schang homered. Umpires Connally and McGreevey. Time 2:10.
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Walsh
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McInnes
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Messrs. Connally and McGreevey
Scott and Schalke Shut Out Yankees
Chicago wins 2 to 0 as Scott fans ten and Schalk drives in a run with a double after a Midliff misplay. New York manager Chance uses iknight at first base. Park electrics show off President Comiskey’s installation.
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Scott
Schalk
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Collins
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Peckinpaugh
Hartzell
Chance
Iknight
Comiskey
Calawell
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Cree
Ford
Weaver
Midkiff
Kaue
Collins Pitches in Form as St Louis Beats Boston
St Louis shut out Boston 9 to 0 with Ray Collins dominating the mound for St Louis while Boston made miscues. The box shows Hooper Yerkes Speaker and Lewin among St Louis standouts, with Leverenz and Collins handling key pitching duties. Time 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Leverenz
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Dennen
Eagan
Nationals Split Doubleheader With Tigers In Detroit
In Detroit on July 9 the Nationals lost the opener 5 3 to the Tigers but then won the second game 9 0. George Davis outpitched Robert Groom in the curtain raiser while Dubuc struggled in the fifth, and Johnson gave way to Gallia. The Nationals mounted a late batting rally but fell short in the first game, then dominated the second to salvage the day.
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Crawford
Gallia
Bob Groom
Moeller
Veach
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Groom
Davis
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Dubuc
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Giants Win Again as Marquard Allows Four Safeties
New York defeats Chicago 3 to 0 in the second game of the series to extend their winning streak to fourteen. Marquard held the visitors to four hits with three scratch singles and a misplayed fly by Burns. Cheney pitched well for Chicago, but New York struck in the fourth on a single sequence and added another in the eighth. President Hempstead presented the John T. Brush stairway at the Polo Grounds before the game.
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Schulte
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Evers
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Doyle
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Byron
Braves Hold Sixth Place With Pair Of Wins Over St Louis
Boston gained sixth place by sweeping a doubleheader from St Louis. First game ended 6 to 3 with heavy hitting and wild pitching contributing to the win. Second game, called after seven and a half innings due to darkness, saw Boston win 10 to 8 as St Louis pitching faltered and Boston offense kept pace.
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Boston
St. Louis
First Game Showdown Between Nationals and Tigers
Washington and Detroit clash as Milan, Gandil, and Morgan spark offense for Washington while Veach, Groom, and Vitt anchor Detroit. Morgans triple and later rallies set the Tigers behind, with key miscues shaping the scoring in a 3 to 2 final.
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Schaefer
Groom
Vitt
Griffmen Rally To Beat Nationals In Fifth Inning
Washington over Detroit as early baserunning and timely hitting turn the game. Ainsmith Johnson and Milan drive in runs, Gandil adds with a key single. Dubuc and House lifters allow five innings of runs before Detroit quiets, Zamloch and Lake finish.
Baseball scores from minor leagues and leagues around the circuit
In American Association Milwaukee 8 St Paul 1 and Louisville at Columbus rain. Toledo 7 Indianapolis 4. Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 5 in 9. International Baltimore 7 Providence 7 called after ninth to catch trains. Toronto 7 Buffalo 3. Rochester 5 Montreal 3. Jersey City 4 Newark 3. South Atlantic Jacksonville 11 Columbus 4. Savannah 5 Macon 0. Appalachian Bristol 0 Johnson City 0 called after era of Jath inning. Morristown 8 Middlesboro 7. Carolina Raleigh 4 Durham 3 1s innings. Asheville 14 Winston 4. Charlotte 1 Greensboro 0. Tristate Atlantic City 8 Trenton 0. Other games postponed by rain. Federal Indianapolis vebarek rain. Kansas City 3 Chicago 1. Southern Atlanta 8 Meagus 2. Nashville 3 Mobile 2. Chattanooga 5 Atlanta 1. Birmingham 3 Montgomery 2 in 10 innings darkness.
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Newark
Lengthy scoreless draw in Appalachian League clash ends at dusk
Bristol and Johnson City battled to fourteen scoreless innings in Bristol. Hall held the visitors to three hits while Heisman yielded nine but steadied in key moments. A standout throw by Booker's left field peg nailed Bethel at the plate as neither side reached scoring position more than once all game.
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Washington Post
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Red” Munson
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Heisman
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Reds Buy Pitcher Ingersoll From Vancouver Club
Vancouver sells pitcher Ingersoll believed top Northwest League asset to Cincinnati Nationals for 3000 dollars. Delivery scheduled for next fall.
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Ingersoll
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Vpon Pagergol
Cincinnati Nationals
Adams Pitching Blanks Phillies In 3 To 6 Loss
Pittsburgh shut out Philadelphia 3 to 6 as Adams allowed only three hits. Butler, Miller, and Knabe produced runs for Pittsburgh while Brennan started strong for Philadelphia before being relieved, with Alexander and Mayer also pitching. Key hits included Viox’s two base hits and Simon’s double.
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Walsh
McCarthy
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Mayer
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Kommers
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Buller
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Ol Cravath
Howe
Hii
InJay
Mesera
Brennan God Eason
Trouble in Red Sox management rocks Boston club
Special to The Washington Post reports a major rift between Red Sox President McAleer and Manager Stahl. Ownership is split between Taylor interests and McAleer Stahl McRoy C H Randle and W F Mahan, half Boston, half Chicago. McAleer seeks resolution in Chicago, eyeing retirement of either leader as feud widens.
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Washington Post
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Stahl
McRoy
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Chicago
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Club
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Fenway Park
Big Jake
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Sox Teams Claim Tom Daly In Arbitration Move
Lowell Massachusetts July 9 President Roach of the Lowell club telegraphed acceptance of Chicago American League offer of 3500 for Tom Daley catcher of the Lowell team in the New England League The Boston Red Sox have entered claim may force national board arbitration. Chicago July 8 National and American League owners warned not to contract Federal League hopefuls Kavanagh and others must stay with the Federal League until contracts expire and free agency begins.
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Comiskey
Tom Daley
Boston Red Sox
Daley
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Chicago
National Commission
Commission
American Association
Three
Donohue in Critical Illness at Philadelphia Home
Jank Donohue once star pitcher in major leagues is critically ill at his Philadelphia home. Once a key part of the Philadelphia Nationals he later pitched for Cleveland and Detroit before retiring to pursue business here. He had been in poor health for some time and had saved money from his baseball days.
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Jank Donohue
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Borton Sells Stirs Jerse y City Trade Move
St. Joseph July 3 First Baseman Borton was sold by the New York Americans to the Jersey City Internationals but refuses to report and will return home tomorrow. Manager Holland of the St Joe Western League club said he would seek to have Borton returned to his former team.
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Chicago Americans
Reds in Grand Finish in Brooklyn Baseball Thriller
Cincinnati trimmed Brooklyn 6 to 6 in a wild ninth inning after Benton faltered early. Almeida replaced Dodge at third and sparked the turn, driving in the winning run as Moran and Wheat figured prominently. Cuban officials and 3000 Brooklyn children witnessed the dramatic comeback in a high scoring affair.
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