Johnson Loses Own Game as Browns Gain Edge in Doubleheader
Washington misplays appear in two close losses to St Louis Browns who secure clear lead in the American League race. Walter Johnson falters on a critical pickoff throw and his team struggles as Browns’ hits and Smiths walks build the decisive runs. Stone’s one handed catch and a late Browns rally swing the opener while early errors and wild pitches haunt the Nationals in game two.
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Johnson Loses Own Game In Wild Pitch and Errors
A chaotic baseball game features Johnson misplaying a throw to the wrong bag, allowing two Browns runs. The piece notes controversy over Johnson’s fielding, a sickly performance by a key pitcher, and remarks on Dave 11s and Altizer. It hints at possible trades to New York and cites Williams fanning Smith.
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Americans Stay At Bisley After International Win
The American rifle team, fresh from winning the international championship, remained at Bisley England to enter National Rifle Association events. Americans Winder Hesslon and Barnett showed strong scores in the Waldegrave and Wimbledon Cup contests, while English rival Woodrow led the Waldegrave with 190. George McBride starred defensively for the Americans in the fielding demonstrations.
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Boston and Detroit split twin bill with rough play
In a July afternoon doubleheader Boston and Detroit each won one game before a season-best crowd. Boston played raggedly while Detroit powered hits, taking the first game easily. Morgan scattered hits in the second to protect a Detroit rally as Summers was batted around.
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Naps Blank Yankees in July Tilt at New Fork
The Ameri cans faltered against Cleveland on Saturday and were blanked by the visitors today. Highlights include Melatty, Billy, Cras, and Tojo contributing, with Manning on the mound and Clarke, Perring, and Hinchman securing key hits. New York offense stalled as Cleveland rode to a 10-0 win.
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SOX BREAK EVEN Philadelphia Chicago in twin bill
Philadelphia and Chicago split a July doubleheader with the Phillies winning the first game behind variable pitching by Manuel before Chicago rebounded in the second. Chicago attacked Benler and Coombs for runs as the Cubs leveled the series with a decisive win, while Philadelphia managed limited offense and errors by Chicago aided their scores.
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Yesterday's Attendance by League Matchups
In the American League games yesterday Boston hosted Detroit drawing 20 738, Philadelphia faced Chicago 10 285, New York met Cleveland 1500, and Washington played St Louis drawing 6200. In the National League Cincinnati versus Boston attracted 2200, Chicago against Philadelphia 2500, Pittsburg against New York 10 108, and St Louis against Brooklyn 600.
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MISPLAYS LOSE SECOND IN NINE INNING GAME
A rough baseball encounter saw misplays derail the locals as Smith and Powell yielded wild pitches and errors. Stone capitalized on a defensive lapse to homer, while Hartzell and Shine starred in the later innings as Browns struggled to advance runners.
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