Warthen's Four Hits Propel Independent Club
Independent College club opened with a strong performance as Warthen led with four hits, Hendricks and Carter delivering solid drives, while Ackington and Belington struggled to contain the offense. The Independents won 5 to 3 after cracking the early tie and pulling ahead in the later innings with timely hits and strong fielding.
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Finn Holds Seattle In 12 Inning Win At Hagerstown
Hagerstown won a twelve inning game from the Seattle Wash club at Athletic Park by 4 to 3. Finn dominated the mound allowing two strikeouts in six innings while Hagerstown’s late rally produced the winning run in the twelfth.
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Columbia Athletics Club Triumphs in Capital City League
Shorty Hughes led Columbia Athletic Club to a 20 to 16 victory over the Government Printing Office team in the Capital City League. Key plays included two notable double plays by Buscher Heinrich and King, while Sipe ARTIO ANG PO ABHODAE Gughen and Mees contributed steady bats as the game stretched seven innings.
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St Stephens Institute to meet Erick Seale High Friday at America League Park
Captain Hugues selects five for St Stephens Institute as Seattle's Erick Seale crew arrives tonight. Metropolitans edge Park Idea 3 in Monument Grounds thriller with Camaller steady on mound and key hits from Dural and Barr in a one run win.
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Nationals Take Rest as They Prepare for World Series Opponents
Washington Nationals arrive in Chicago with most stars sidelined by injuries in a crippled lineup. Perrine escaped serious injury after a bat hit, and will play. Cantillon’s team faces heavy odds as injuries bite, while White and Davis rally through sore ankles and backs.
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Cobb's late triple shocks Detroit in wild victory
In a July Detroit game Cobb hit a bases loaded triple in the fourth, driving in runs as Detroit and New York traded leads. Downs and Crawford contributed defensively with running catches while Moore struggled with wild pitches. The doubleheader was scheduled for tomorrow with a 8-7 final score in the opener.
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Cleveland and Boston Coast To Scoreless Doubleheader Shocker
In Cleveland on July 11 the Indians and Red Sox split games with strikingly uneven play. Boston won the opener easily while the second contest featured wild moments, injuries, and ejections, including Lafoix bleeding from a foot after a spike and Tannehill and Criger being sent off.
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Davis Drives In Winning Run in Thirteen Inning Tilt
Philadelphia left hander Davis delivered a clutch win as his eighth inning RBI and a sixth inning runner score propelled a 3 to 2 victory over Chicago in a marathon thirteen inning game. Davis scored from third on a fly and ripped a single for the decisive run in the eighth.
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Washington at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis
Yesterday results show Clackamatl 5 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburg 4 New York 74 St Louis 1 Brooklyn 1 Chicago 0 Qames today Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston. Standings show Chicago leading with 55 wins and 18 losses. New York 43 34. Brooklyn 4 in 4.
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Scanton Defeats Chicago 1-0 In Low-Scoring Shocker
Scanton held the Chicago team to one run and scored in the third on Alperman’s three bagger and a sacrifice fly. Brown relieved in the eighth after Pfiester, with chaotic scoring and miscues, but the home club clinched the win late. Alperman starred with key hits and Stifelmeier contributed on defense.
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Quakers in Ninth Triumph Over Pittsburg in Close Final
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg in a tight late game. The winning run came in the ninth on a walk, sacrifice, and single. Key plays included two baser hits by Thomas Magee Breville and a double by Courtney. Philadelphia 9, Pittsburg 4.
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New York Tops St Louis as Fromme Knocked Out Early
New York defeated St Louis 6 to 1 as Fromme lasted only part of the game. Ames held St Louis to six hits while New York hitters chased Fromme early and McGlynn finished for the win. Hometier and Corcoran among New York players contributing.
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Boston Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Eleven Inning Victory
Boston outlasted Cincinnati 5 to 4 in eleven innings as superior baserunning carried the locals to the win. Key hits and timely steals fueled a late comeback, with Boston tallying the decisive runs in extra frames.
Brentwood Beats Berwyn in Suburban League Clash
Brentwood defeated Berwyn 3 to 1 in eight innings at home with Barnhaldt matching five hits allowed. Wilkerson added Brentwood’s lone multi-base hit as both teams committed no errors in the field. Laurel and Hyattsville battled to a 4 to 3 finish after darkness halted play in the sixth. Hyattville rallied with timely hitting and two errors to take a three-run third.
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Yale Baseball Reform Aims To End Easter Trip
Cape Jones will seek to cut out Yale's annual Easter trip to the South to prevent injuries and improve performance. Yale failed to beat Harvard Princeton Holy Cross Georgetown Williams and Brown this season. Captain Tad Jones plans reforms with prominent alumni to remove factors blamed for the poor showing, including limiting travel that hampers players and watching over Lushaeye’s health and Yale’s coaching setup.
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Martinsburg Wins 2 1 As Tonkin Dominates Winchester
Martinsburg defeats Winchester 2 to 1 for the second time, Tonkin pitching effectively while Winchester’s lone run comes on Luho’s ninth inning homer. Gravers, Downs, and Tonkin produce Martinsburg’s early third inning tally, with McCarthy and Kay keying a later score on Woodward.
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Leesburg Wins First Loudoun County League Game 3 1
Special to The Washington Leesburg defeats Herndon 3 1 in the inaugural Loudoun County League game. Jackson held the visitors scoreless until the third inning as Leesburg capitalized on Herndon miscues with hits and base running.
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Travis Wins Qualifying Medal in National Amateur Golf
Cleveland July 10 Thirty three contestants finished 36 holes at 165 or better in the national amateur championship. Walter Travis Garden City set the qualifying course record and earned the gold medal with 148. Weet Also WV West Philadelphia Country Club tallied 75 to 78 scores for top finishes. East and West players advance to match play with intriguing first round pairings and Western hopes dashed by draws.
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Richmond and Danville baseball in twelfth upset
Special to The Washington Post Richmond defeated Danville 1 to 0 in twelve innings in a brilliant, evenly fought contest. Sebree stole second and Gettig hit a triple to drive in the deciding run as both pitchers performed at a high level in a game that drew cheers for the tense late drama.
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