Long Hit by Gessler Drives Three Runs
A long hit by Gessler drives in three runs as Jackson contributes with a 3s, highlighting a productive inning and boosting the team's lead.
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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
13
Athletics and Browns clash as Detroit aims for pennant edge
In a tense array of baseball notes, Detroit clings to the pennant threat while Boston and New York linger as possible rivals. The Browns capitalize on Cleveland misplays to aid Boston's chase, as Washington and St Louis games unfold with early innings featuring sharp fielding and costly errors.
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St.Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Johnson and Crouch in an early battle
With the Nationals leaving for Detroit this afternoon, Washington plans to start Johnson at 3 30 against the 8 1. Louis. McAleer seeks distance from eighth place as OConnor intends to use Crouch against the Nationals if Johnson starts. Crouch, from Wilmington Del, boasts a strong independent record. Next Monday the Nationals host Cleveland, followed by the Whites Sox in a four day series before a long road trip.
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Louis
Johnson
Washington
McAleer
O'Connor
Crouch
Nationale
Wilmington
Del
Cleveland
Whites Sox
Naps Beat the Red Sox Twice in Doubleheader
Boston errors help Cleveland win both games. In game one Cleveland triumphed 5 to 4, while game two ended 3 to 1. Arellanes was suspended by Boston after the second game. details list key plays and lineups for both contests. Cleveland and Boston fielded others including Speaker, Lajoie, Turner, and Gardner among others.
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Highlanders Rout Chicago as Chase Stars with Home Run
New York Americans crushed Chicago 8 to 4 in six innings as Captain Chase contributed four hits including a home run. Dan iels, Wal ter, and Pur tell also figured, while Olmstead yielded six runs before relief. Umpires Dineen and Connolly called time after 1 hour 62 minutes of play.
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Phillies Tie MLB Mark with 18-0 Win Over Pirates
Philadelphia dominates Pittsburg 18 to 0, eleven different players score, Bransfield collects five hits and eight RBIs, McQuillen shuts Pirates to three hits, nine Phillies reach safely in the ninth inning rally. First nine winds 9-0, crew sends thirteen to bat in final frame, five pitchers used.
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Pirates
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Magee
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Cubs Check the Giants in Fourth of July Tilt
Chicago defeats New York 4 to 2 at home to halt the Giants' streak and keep pace in the pennant race. Chance, Bridwell and Myers produced timely hits as Richie hurled well. Crandall struggled for New York. Fielding miscues and timely hits shaped a one-run difference after six innings, with strong defense sealing Chicago's win.
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Mey‘ers
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Murray
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Hofman
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Tinker
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Merkle
Ichia
Merers
Blues Tie St Paul After 17 Inning Marathon
Kansas City Blues battle St Paul to a 9 9 tie after 17 innings in a game that featured a pitching duel between Brandon and Leroy. Cocash delivered a pivotal two base hit as Blues pinch hitter in the ninth to force extra innings. darkness ended the contest with the score tied.
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St. Paul
Brandon
Leroy
Cocash
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Rhelt
Young
Kelly
Swann
Campbell
James
Ritter
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati in July Baseball Game
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 in Cincinnati. Brooklyn scored in the first inning as Cincinnati fumbled on defense. Hoblitzell and Wheat led Brooklyn with multiple hits while Burns and Beebe pitched for their teams in a tense early season matchup.
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Noted of the Nationals With Johnson and Gray in Detroit
Johnson works today as Gray opens the series in Detroit. O Connors uses Crouch to save veteran arms for the Athletics games. Selvelt reaches base five times on hits errors and walks. Washington enjoys timely saves and sacrifices as five batters hit over .333._Gessler leads in sixth with a sacrifice. Ray shows steady base running while Lelivelt and Schaefer contribute. MilAn gains three runs while Johnson wins all three vs St Louis. Crouch viewed as surprise. Killifer shines defensively at second. McBride turns a key double play.
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Bresnahan Uses Five Pitchers to Stave Off Defeat
Boston defeated St Louis 9 to 6 as Bresnahan emptied his pitching staff. The game featured multiple pitchers, links to line scores and fielding notes, with Hauser hitting a home run and several players contributing two or three hits. The contest lasted 2 hours 51 minutes.
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