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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1910

Page

13

Nationals Beat Tigers In Wild Washington Stadium Tilt

Washington over Detroit in a high scoring game as both teams exchange runs. Cobb shines with three walks and a hit. Jones steals third on a hit and run. Detroits fielding slumps early but sharpens late while Washingtons defense and bats carry momentum.

Walker Signs Otey of the Virginia League

Special to the Washington Post Norfolk VA July 13 Bill Otey a big left hander and a leading Virginia League pitcher will get a trial with the Nationals under Manager McAleer He pitched well for Norfolk earlier this season but missed time with fever He has fully recovered and will report to McAleer in Detroit leaving Norfolk tomorrow

Washington Post Norfolk Bill Otey McAleer Nationals Otey Detroit

Nose Out Nationals Cobb's Strategy Turns Tide

Detroit in a tight ninth inning rally defeated Washington 7 to 6 as Cobb walked then scored on a pitched ball before Crawford tripled and scored. Washington led most of the game but Detroit's late offense, led by Milan and Cobb, overturned the edge. Johnson relieved but could not stop the Tigers in the final frame.

Joe S. Jackson Detroit Mich Washington Cobb Walter Johnson Silk” O'Loughlin Tigers Bush Wahoo Sam” Crawford Nationals Boxman George Mullin Milan

Athletics Rally Bid Foiled By Barry Freak Homer

In Philadelphia July 13 Barry hit a freak two down fourteenth inning homer down the third base line that rolled under a gate into the bleachers, giving the American League a 4 2 win. Lake and Morgan pitched well for their teams with Morgan yielding twelve hits but receiving superb defensive support as the Athletics managed six extra-base hits but only two in single innings. St Louis scored first, Stone reaching third on a high ball, and Baker tripling to left center tied the score in the seventh as the game stretched to the late frames before the odd homer decided it.

Detroit Mid Nationals Tomocrow Jennings Hri Donovan Stanage Schacter Gessler Mullin Cofort McBride Ture Davy Jones Street Jonson Hin Tawnson Crawford Moriarty Wisetts Nimes Killifer Modlin O Lewy Mutins Munas Drei Gray Tigers Washington Athletics Unglaub Milan Lelivelt Schaeffer Geassler Washington Post Philadelphia Barry Jeadera Jack O'Connor Lake Thomas Morgan Browns St. Louis Stone Hartzell Wallace Collins Newnam Schweitzer Baker Davis Murphy St Louis Phila Hartsel Oldring Colting Newvam Hoffman Truesdate Gbarry Stephens OlPhomas Harry Jaker Truesdale St. Lows Philadelsphia Ofm Morgan Erroir Mr. Perrine

Cleveland Triumphs 9 2 Over New York At Home

Cleveland wins its first game of the season 9 to 2 at local grounds, outbatting and outfielding New York. Leadoff star Nap Lajoie had three singles two bunts and a double while Harkness locked down pitching after Koestner exited.

Sports Standings Fragment From Early Ledger

Fragmentary sports standings show teams such as Philadelphia Cleveland New York Boston Detroit Chicago Washington Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Pittsburg St Louis Cincinnati and Boston with varied win loss records and percentages, indicating a midseason league table.

Philadelphia Cleveland New York Boston Detroit W. LL Chicago Washington Loui Brooklyn Pittsburg St. Louis Cincinnati X Games Today Games Today Idelphia Heston

Cause of Wagner slump and 18 to 0 Pirates loss

Pittsburg July 13 Wiseacres claim Hans Wagner's batting slump and the 18 to 0 defeat by Philadelphia stem from a garage attached by a constable and the auto inside. Wagner charged with a writ of replevin to Lelivelt, while Detroit beat Washington in a tense game with Crawford’s first hit ending it.

Pittsburg Wiseacres Hans Wagner Philadelphia Haas Wagner

Favorites Garry the Day at Terre Haute Harness Meet

Terre Haute Ind July 13 The fare well meeting of the Terre Haute track opened with a strong card Favorites won each event Edgers using crutch and cane cheered after taking the 2 18 trot with Dudie Archdale Results 2 07 pace Ella Ambulator won Donax second Willie Benton third Best time 0% x Second 3 13 trot purse 1000 Bill Lurke won Vito second Bernardo third Best time 270944 Three year olds pace purse 500 Twinkling Dan won Left Witch second Fannie Stratton third Best time 2 1916 2 18 trot purse 2000 Dudie Archdale won Argot Hal second Lady Vincent third Best time Bond

Terre Haute Ind Edgers Dudie Archdale Ella Ambulator Donax Willie Benton Bill Lurke Vito Bernardo Twinkling Dan Witch Fannie Stratton Dudie Archdale Argot Hal Lady Vincent Bond

Minor League Baseball Scores Across Four Leagues

Scores from American Association, South Atlantic, Eastern, and other leagues show a flurry of games. Notable results include Indianapolis 9 over Kansas City 4, Macon 9 over Jacksonville 4, Scranton 8 over Albany 0, and Nashville 11 over New Orleans 0. Several doubleheaders were affected by rain and darkness, with postponements and shortened games noted.

Red Sox Beat White Sox in Opener of Series

Walsh was batted hard as Boston defeated Chicago 8 to 1 in the first game of the series. Stahl hit his third home run in a week and added a triple. Rain halted a double header. two games scheduled for tomorrow. Chicago miscues and Hall’s pitching limited Boston to five runs in the late innings.

Walsh Stahl Boston Chicago Hooper Collins OlEngle Parent OlSpeaker Dougherty Ojstahl Mutlen BiBarder Bartell Wagnen Sullivan Carrigane Walsh Hall Rune French Stahi Carrigan Speaker Bates OM Hall Pashed pall—Carrigan Mr. Evans

Pittsburg 4 New York 0 as Camnitz dominates

Pittsburg blanked New York 4 to 0 in a game marked by Camnitz masterful pitching. Drucke’s error and base on balls contributed to the visitors’ defeat. Drucke also walked and allowed a run. The Pirates broke the tie with timely hits and solid defense, earning the win in one hour and 35 minutes.

Pittsburg New York Drucke Camnitz Ae Byrne Snodgrass Leach Wderle Clarke Devore Wagner Murray Ryatt Elfridweil McKech’e OlfMerlin Wilton OlMerkle Gibson Oschiel ORO Camaitz Tuo Ruce-Wagner Hyatt McKechnie Winen Doyle Stodgrass Gibron Taile Cemnitz Weener Hy Camnitz Camnus Errere Pittaburg O'David Drennsp

Evers' error costs Cubs as Magee triples for Phillies

Chicago earns early 2 1 lead in final, then loses 2 1 decision after Magee triples off Evers misplay. Reulbach and Moore hold tight into seventh, Hofman and Tinker tie late, Magee's clutch hit seals Phillies win in Chicago July 13.

Chicago Quaker City Magee Evers

Row and Blanes Boston. Cincinnati shuts out Easterners 2 to 0

Rowan Blanes of Boston allows only two hits as Cincinnati beats Boston 2 to 0. Brown pitches well, but a sixth inning triple and single produce both runs for Cincinnati. Egan, Hoblitzell, Sharpe and others contribute for Cincinnati while Beacher and Mitchell stand out for Boston. Time of game about 1 hour 23 minutes.

Cincinnati Rowan Boston Brown Baus Beacher O Colling Egan Hoblitzell Sharpe Mitchell R Miller Parkert Abbatichiess Downey GlBeck McLean Siweeney McMillan O Ft Beseher Rariden Abbaticchio Shean Sweeney Mesers Johnstone Eason

Doves Prove Easy Prey in St Louis Victory Over Brooklyn

St Louis defeated Brooklyn 9 to 3 as Harmon pitched fairly well and Bell was hit hard in the second inning. Line scores show St Louis 9 runs on 14 hits and 1 error to Brooklyn 3 runs on 8 hits with key plays by Huggins Dalton Wheat Evans and Phelps among others.

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