Warthen Helps Independents Beat Ackington In Debut League Game
Warthen pitched effectively and drove in runs as Independents debut in the newly formed Independ league, defeating Ackington 5 to 3. Hendricks hit twice over the fence and Carter and Hen_next combined strong defense to seal the win after a close start as both teams traded early hits.
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Finn Wins Own Game in Twelve Inning Coast League Tilt
Hagerstown beat Seattle Wash 4 to 3 in twelve innings at Athletic Park as Finn held the Scholastic Coast lineup to limited hits. Seattle’s late response produced a lone run in the twelfth, but Hagerstown's extra frame scoring sealed the win. Tim Hagerstown’s pitcher credited with two strikeouts per six innings, while Hagerstown’s Finn and Peester Lepire_Mr Martin Somerset Lakes Piedmont’s Place report notes.
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Capital City League load test yields 20 point win
Shorty Hughes led the Capital City League game as the Government Printing Office team fell 20 to 16. Buscher Heinrich and King turned in two key double plays while Mungera and Mark held the mound, with Sipe ARTIO ANG PO ABHODAE contributing on defense and offense for a tense seven-inning clash.
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Picked Team To Face Seattle High In Friday Clash
Capt Hugues announces the St Stephens Institute five to meet Erick Seale High School at America League Park Friday to avoid peak heat. A large crowd is expected as players from Martinsburg and Seattle prepare, with Metropolia dominating a close win over Park Idea on Monument Grounds.
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Nationals Rest as Washington Faces World Champions Series
Washington manager Cantillon brought the Nationals to Chicago ahead of a four game set with the World Champions starting tomorrow. Perrine escaped severe injury after a head wound but will play. Jack Warner and others remain limited. Chicago is weathering a rough spell with several players sidelined and a crowded schedule ahead.
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Cobb's Triple Decides Batters Thwart Detroit Win Over New York
Cobb delivered a bases loaded triple in the fourth inning sending Detroit past New York 8 to 7 in a wild game. Downs and Sloman fueled Detroit with strong guarding and Roseman and Cobb sparked the offense before a crowd that saw back and forth scoring and late twists.
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Cleveland and Boston Shine In Doubleheader Shutout Split
In Cleveland Ohio on July 11, Cleveland and Boston split a doubleheader with both teams shut out in one game each. Boston won the first easily, while Cleveland lost the second as key plays included a spiked foot injury to Lafoix, umpire ejections for Tannehill and Criger, and a 7 inning win for Boston in the opener.
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Davis Derives Do Damage In Thirteen Inning Tie
Davis drives in decisive run in eighth inning as Philadelphia beats Chicago 3 to 2 after a thirteen inning tie. Davis scored from third on a long fly in the sixth, then singled for the winning run in the eighth amid a rugged, error-filled contest.
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Scanton beats Chicago 1 0 in pitchers duel
Scanton shuts out the Chicago visitors 1 to 0 as Alperman hits a three bagger and scores on a return throw. Brown relieves in the eighth after Pfiester exit. Game lasted 1 hour 42 minutes with strong defense and tense late innings.
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Quaker Nine Narrowly Defeats Pittsburg in Final Inning
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg in a close ninth inning finish. Winning run scored on a walk sacrifice and a single with key players including Thomas Magee Krabe and Courtney contributing. Two base hits cited for Philadelphia and a controversial call referenced in the box score.
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New York Beats St Louis With Fromme Knockout
New York defeated St Louis 6 to 3 as McGlynn held the visitors to six hits and Fromme was knocked out early. Ames and Holmes contributed key hits while New York's offense chased Fromme in the first inning and added runs late.
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Boston Beats Cincinnati In Eleven Inning Marathon
Boston nips Cincinnati 5 to 4 in the eleventh inning as superior baserunning and timely hitting carry the locals to victory. Wright, Teaney, and Mowrey contribute key at bats while Welmer and Bouton hold Cincinnati in late innings.
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Brentwood Beats Berwyn in Suburban League clash
Brentwood at home defeated Berwyn 3 to 1 in an eight inning Suburban League game led by Barnhardt on the mound with five hits allowed. Wilkerson added timely hits as Brentwood moved into the race for top honors. Laurel and Hyattsville played to a 4 to 3 finish in a tied game halted by darkness.
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Yale Baseball to Reform Yale Cape Jones Seeks Easter Trip Cut
Yale baseball plans a reorganization led by Capt Tad Jones with prominent alumni to avoid a season disaster. They blame injuries to Coach Luahs eye and aim to cut the annual Easter trip to the South, a move seen as needed to prevent crippled players and improve performance against Harvard Princeton Holy Cross George town Williams and Brown.
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Martinsburg Tops Winchester 2 1 in Nine Inning Tie
Martinsburg defeats Winchester 2 1 as Tonkin dominates on the mound. Winchester’s lone run came on Luho’s ninth inning homer, with Martinsburg scoring in the third on Graver and Downs and Tonkin adding another in the sixth. Tonkin fanned Disgan and McDonald with runners on in the ninth to seal the win before a crowded park.
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Leesburg Wins First Loudoun County League Game 3 1
In Leesburg July 10 a large crowd watched Leesburg defeat Herndon 3 to 1 in the inaugural Loudoun County League game. Jackson starred for Leesburg, fending off Herndon's hits while Ross and Jackson contributed key plays. The box score reflects Leesburg taking advantage of Herndon miscues and timely hitting to seal the win.
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Travis Wins Gold Medal in National Amateur Golf Qualifiers
Garden City veteran Walter Travis leads the field with a 148 qualifying score at the national amateur golf championship, edging Weet Also in Form WV West by two strokes as 33 contestants finish 36 holes under weather favorable for low scores. Names including Norman MacBeth, W A Stickney, Chandler Egan, and Fred Herreshof appear among those scoring under 80, with travel and match play rounds set for the morrow.
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Richmond Defeats Danville in Twelfth Inning Title Bout
Special to The Washington Post Richmond edged Danville 1 to 0 in twelve innings in a high class pitchers duel. Sebree stole second and Gettig followed with a triple for the winning run as fans jeered a ruling on Sebree at second base.
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