Antitrust Defense in Chase Injunction Case
Buffalo July 1 Justice Hussert promised a decision by July 18 on dissolving the injunction restraining Hal Chase former White Sox player. Federal League argues Chicago team acted with unclean hands under Sherman act and may pursue Section 4 actions. Chicago counters that baseball is not commerce under the act. scores noted Tristate League games Harrisburg 6 Reading 3 and Lancaster 7 Trenton 2.
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Buffalo
Hal Chase
Fist Bateman
Chicago White Sox
Herbert Hussert
Te .Ba
Chase
Keene H. Addington
Chicago
Federal League
Addington
National Commission
Weimay
John W. Ryan
Elli G. S Kinkade
Nationals Rout Browns In One Sided Baseball Tilt
The Nationals crushed the Browns 8 to 4 in a decisive getaway game. Harper pitched well for the Nationals, Johnson worked into trouble but kept the lead, while Milan and Moeller led a batting matinee with multiple hits. Morgan, Williams, and Shanks added key plays as Rickey's team built and maintained their advantage through steady offense and solid defense.
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Hackgnaack
Browns
Nationals
Taylor Fel
Moeller
Foster
Milan
Gandit
Shanks Sin' Blede
Austin
Wellman
Morgan
Milani
Gandil
Johnson
Pratt
Wallie Smith
Smith
Leverenz
Hoch
Shanks
Williams
Rickey
Shotten
Walker
Brownies
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Howard
Ramier
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Ganait
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Srereaa
Tnnings
Taylor
Ord
Om Taylor
Om Hoch
Morgan Willams
Walter Johnson
Mene
Halla
Griffh
Fox
Jeter
Walter Perry Johnson
Coffeyville
Ainsmith
Suggs Masters Shutout Blanks Buffalo Nine
Suggs pitched a masterly game for Baltimore as the Buffalos were held scoreless. Four to zero final with Baltimore’s offense limited to singles and a lone base hit. The masterful pitching silenced Buffalo’s lineup in a clean shutout.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Suggs
PITCHES PERFECT GAME BUT ERROR MEARS FEAT
Gédar Haplis reports a sloppy pitching day on July 10 as an error by Eirst Boreman Ful led to Letty being robbed. Mel Adnoathtty and Heedy contributed, but the key play was a miscue on a perfect throw that ruined the chance. Rit followed with a double play.
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Mears
Gédar Haplis
Eirst Boreman
Ful‘tox
Letty
Mel Adnoathtty
Inced
FuNou
Ten-inning tie ends as Phillies battle Detroit to 8 in each
In Philadelphia on July 10 the Phillies and Detroit battled eleven innings before darkness halted play with the score tied 8-8. Cavet allowed three innings for Detroit while Pennock and Bender held the Tigers until a late Detroit rally. Vitt left with an arm injury after interference in the ninth.
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Detroit
Chill
Cavet
Pennock
Bender
Wyckoff
Main
Collins
Cave- Teskie
Colling
Oldring
Veach
Purtell
Kavanaugh
Furtell
Harry Davis
Shawkey
Coveleskie
Vitt
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Dettitt
Boehler
Widmite Bender
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Winalrge
Messia
Chili
Sheridan
Geme
Boure
Boston Defeats Chicago 5 1 on Scott's Rough Day
Boston lands hard on Jim Scott's delivery in the fifth inning to beat Chicago 5 to 1. Johnson injured his elbow while pitching for Boston. Scott took the loss while Bedient allowed three earned runs over four innings. Multiple players contributed hits and runs as the game unfolded for a tense Southern Association tilt.
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Wellman
Hoek
Leverenz
Walter Johnson
King
Johnson
Morgan
Boston
Jim Scott
Chicago
Abhoat Berger
Ostenrineen
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Rume
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E. Scott
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Ferker
Cady
Wood
Ree
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Gtt Johnson
Bedient
J. Frott
Scortice
Anth
New York Split Doubleheader With Cleveland in Darkened Start
Cleveland wins the opener 7 to 2 as Warhop is hit hard. New York takes the second game 9 to 8 before darkness ends play, with Hartzell scoring on a crucial infield single. Mullen drives in the decisive run as Lajoie and Chapman contribute key hits in a tense twin bill.
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Cleveland
Warhop
Gregg
Hagerman
Hartzell
Mullen
Lajoie
Graney
Meisel
Turner
Martzell
Héon
Maizal
Hadzell
Hite
Kirke
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Chapman
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Barr
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Ioninge
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Civatend
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Sheeok
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Pf Hagerman
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Tatas
Clevéland
Argo Wei
Run—Hartzell
Birat_bese
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Stolp Batee
Bayes
Balle
Caldwell
ball—Bassier
Yesterday's Results From Brooklyn to Philadelphia
Unclear text lists results across cities with scattered team names Brooklyn Pittsburgh Baltimore and Philadelphia. Fragmentary entries show scores like 5 to 21 and 4 to 0 amid partial team references. No coherent game summary can be confirmed from the damaged OCR snippet.
Tigers Face Daus and Davis in Key Detroit Tilt
Johnson shines as Walter Johnson dominates five innings and backs a strong Tigers effort. Pitcher Davis likely to start with Boehling for the locals. Ty Cobb may rejoin the lineup today despite a lingering thumb injury as the Tigers seek relief from a recent loss to the Nationals.
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T.milliken
Hughey
Jennings
Tigers
Juneletown
Pilla
Alsap
de Eame
Chill
Davis
Nationals
Detroit
Jon Boehling
Griffith
Harry Tuthill
West Point
Uncle Sam
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Philadelphia
Cubs Gain on Dolan in Pinch for Victory
Chicago beat Boston 11 to 4 as Schulte homered and Lavender pitched with bases loaded. Dolan sparked St Louis to a 2 0 win over New York, delivering a first inning hit and contributing in the fifth as Perritt’s neat pitching supported by strong defense.
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New York
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St. Louis
Schulte
Lavender
Davor
Dbogay Rl Cannon
Olzsm’man
Murray
Marayville
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Schulie
Heas
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Inaloga
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Gin
Gin 3 Innings. Sacrifices Bit— Sweener, Stolen basee—Leach, Corriden
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Hess
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Gowdy
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Joanson
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Demaree
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Magee
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Peritz
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Staleo
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Butler
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Bells
Pirates Prevail Over Pirates? Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburgh 5-2
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 as Mattison limited the home club to six hits. The game details list key players including Magee, Laderos, Malti, and Paskert for Pittsburgh and Harmon, Mattison, Kantlehorn, and McArthur for Philadelphia. Pitchers and line notes indicate scoring, base hits, and errors across the innings.
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Mattison
Paulie
McKrey
Paskert
Mowrey
Beeker
Wagner
Lobert
Magee
Laserus
Mitchell
Marit
Udos Kelly
Dooly
Gibson
Oo Mattison
Coleman
Hormon
Ogne . T
Kaolehner
McArthur
Ainth
Fittsburgh
Laderos
Maltifietdhy
Harmon
Katttlebner
Martin
Mittchell
Paskprt
Becker
Carex
Waroer
Hilthy
Kanflelner
Oz Kenichnar
Madison
Kantlehorn
Mearthur
Mesure
Blem
Wmatle
Time
Gem
Postwar Brooklyn Baseball Note Fragment
Fragmentary entry from Brooklyn notes dated 3 4 05 mentions Batter Easter Berry Juul and notes on players, with unclear teams and roles. Reads like a local box score or roster snippet with partial names and affiliations.
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Rw & Piteburs
Brooklyn
Aod
BODGERS BUSY WITH BATS IN WIN OVER CINCINNATI
Brooklyn topped Cincinnati 11 to 6 in a game featuring heavy batting. Key names include O'Mara Hummel Wheat Stengel Catshaw Groh Moran and Berghammer with multiple runs and bases earned. Pitchers Brown Benton Ragan Rowan and umpire crew listed. game time reported as 7 hours 33 minutes.
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Avesi
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
O'Mara
Moran
Hummel
Om" Laughlin
Rigioa
Oltwombler
Stengel
olUbIer If
Niehom
Benton
Bret
Pees
Rowan
Dane
Brooklyo
Exan
Wheat
Cotshaw
Smith
McCarthy
Marion
Herzog
Kier
Groh
Berghammer
Rawlings
Vobilizell
McCarty
Cutshaw
Phree
hils—Dylion
Hite
Enzman
Brown
Ragan
Lear
Bie—Igan
Wommel
Mec—Cutchar
Gren
Catshaw
Hummiel Grob
Ubler
Ragen
Eatman
Fneman
Mestrs
Hari
Rigler
Dodgers Buy and Sell in Major League Shuffle
The Brooklyn National League club announces the purchase of Outfelder Meyers from Newark to replace the injured Dalton. Meyers will join Brooklyn in Cincinnati tomorrow as Tex Erwin is sold to Newark. Holmquist moves from first base to pitching and outfield utility duties.
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Newark
Erwin
Brooklyn
Outfelder Meyers
Newark Internationals
Dalton
Cincinnati
Tex Erwin
Hel
Holmquist
CLUB IN RECEIVER'S HANDS IN CENTRAL LEAGUE
Springfield Ohio clubs place the Springfield team in receivership after petitions from five Central League members allege failure to meet contract obligations. The team will be continued in Springfield. Standings show St Paul 42 Minnesota 4 and Milwaukee 6, with Rochester leading in the International League.
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Springfield
Ohio
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