Navy and Jurior Play Incoherent Baseball Contest Stunned by Errors
Navy edged The Jurior in a slate of errors yesterday as Duganne Arney and Liederman starred for the Sailors. Scored 3 to 3 in a muddled game with scattered hits, base runners, and misplays, leaving observers focused on late misplays and notable batting performances.
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Will Play Seattle Today Capt Hughes Names Team
Captain Hughes selects St Stephen's Institute lineup for the Seattle game at National Park. West Enders aim to upset the Pacific Coast outfit with a balanced roster and a standout pitching plan led by Agnew and the freshman pitcher Stuart hinted at.
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Catch Pucker
Yacht Cruise a Success in 200 mile East ern Yacht Club Run
Bar Harbor Maine reports the Eastern Yacht Club 200 mile cruise along the New England coast concluded with the Avenger and Taormin winning major cups. Taormin captained by W. S. Eaton took the Luke Cup. Avenger owned by R. Emmons, 2d, won the trophy. Other race notes and league results across multiple cities and postponed games are listed.
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Patten Struggles as Nationals Beat Sox in Washington
The world champions edged the Senators 2 to 1 as Patten faltered after four innings while Hickman silenced the Sox for four frames. Shipke, Donohue, and Quiillin fueled a late rally but Contilion adjusted, and Washington held on for the win.
Reulbach Batted Out as Philadelphia Beats Chicago
Philadelphia defeats Chicago as Reulbach and Taylor struggle. Brown kept Chicago in check until the eighth inning when four hits produced three runs. Detailed box score shows multiple players with hits and RBIs, with Brown and Taylor pitching.
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Pitching Arm Strain and Team Adjustments Across Baseball
The column analyzes how a pitcher's arm condition affects performance, noting that modern pitchers endure greater strain and may only pitch two games a week. It discusses Cantillon’s player experiments, possible position changes for Delehenty and Anderson, and Hickman’s injury impact. Also covers Jeffries's view on Squires versus Burns and Burns’s demand for a small ring to face Johnson, alongside Cubs, Phillies, and league race chatter.
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Narrowing field in national golf championship at Cleveland
In windy morning rounds Ned Sawyer upsets former champion Chandler Egan and later defeats Canadian Martin as Jerome D Travers and Walter Travis advance. The day also sees Walter J. Travis beat Lyon, while J. Claids topples George Grimaton. Dutch conditions hinder play but strong rounds by Sawyer and Travers highlight a shifting field for tomorrow’s early matches.
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Cleveland Triumphs Over Boston 1 0 in Pitcher's Duel
Cleveland shuts out Boston 1 to 0 as Clarkson allows five scattered hits. The deciding run comes on Parent's error after Glaze's wild pitch and Bay's vacancy. Stovall and Barrett figure prominently in the offense and defense, while Ferrin and O'Brien contribute in a tight nine innings.
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Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Beats St Louis in 12 Innings
Philadelphia defeated St Louis in twelve innings to win as Connie Mack’s team edges the Browns in an extra inning clash. Key players include Hemphill Hartzell and Niles with late scoring miscues and notable pitching by Waddell. Umpires, field adjustments, and line scores reflect a tightly contested contest with both teams trading innings.
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Shipke and Johnson Report Reveals New Players Arrive
CIM Blankenship joined the Chicago camp bringing Third Baseman Shipke of Des Moines and rising pitcher Walter Johnson of the Haaho State League. Shipke starred in his debut with two sensational stops, two hits, and a stolen base. Cantillon plans to ease the youngsters into major league play over several days as he integrates them with veteran teammates. Delehanty committed the Nationals only error. Hickman pitched again after a hiatus, used to avoid overtaxing regular staff.
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Giants Bombard Mason in Mammoth Victory
New York Giants opened a slugging game here today and shut out the visitors. Home runs by Hannifan and Strang led the attack as New York rapped Mason for runs and tallied in a quick, decisive performance.
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Lynchburg Rally Beats Richmond 4-3 In Fourth Inning
Lynchburg defeated Richmond 4-3 as four runs came in the fourth inning helped by Walsh and Heffron errors and Balve leaving after five innings. Walker puzzled Lynchburg with wild pitching while Tieman and Gettig made clutch plays in the field. The game featured ragged defense and steady hitting by Lynchburg hitters.
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TWO REACH SEMI FINALS IN NEW YORK CHAMPIONSHIP
New York state lawn tennis championship at Travers Island sees only two players advance to the men singles semi finals RD Palmer Ridgewood defeats W Bennet 6 4 7 5 Herbert L Westfall defeats G Lorrana Wyeth 6 2 6 1 Doubles progress halted by bad weather Punch Fairs defeats Jay Gould at Princes Club 3 0 in sets 6 8 8 4
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