Noted Moments as Nationals Race to Season Series Pace
A whirlwind baseball summary covers Nationals facts including Stugnes backing the Nationals, a pending pitcher decision between Peters and Bens for Vallanan, and St Louis looming midweek for a four day span. Highlights include Williams producing two singles, a double and a steal, Turner Shanks and Hodie enjoying hot streaks, and a tense late game with Weaver Williams and Umpire Egan handling a brawl aftermath.
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Vallanan
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Phillies sign Nicholson pitcher from Huntington club
Cincinnati July 13 Nichol son formerly with the Huntington West Virginia Mountain State League club was signed by the Philadelphia National League team here today. Manager O Day of the Cincinnati club made an unsuccessful effort to secure Nicholson's services.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nicholson
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O'Day
Double Win for Pirates in Thirteen Innings Opener
Pittsburgh beats Brooklyn 4 to 3 in thirteen innings, then wins 4 to 3 in the second game. McKechnie, Wagner, Wilson, and Moran spark the first victory. Mensor, Hendrix, and Cutshaw pace Brooklyn in a tight two game set at Pittsburgh.
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J. Miller
Cutshaw
McCarthy
Tooley
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Miller
Conlint
Clsten
Simon
Fisherg Owood Warner
Curtin
Robinson
McKechnie
Allen
Wilson
Q. Miller
Figher
Smith
Daubert
Slalen
Om Warner
Curtis
A. Hic
Warener
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Letton Basse
Pittaburen
Liz Brooklyn
Warner
Mesars
Rigler
Flioneran
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Garey
Olsmith
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OlCutehan
Hummel
OlFisher
Hendrix
P. OlBrein
Casta
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Brocoklyn
McKechnis
Irwin
Daly
Burke
Steven Hayes
Carey
Erwin
Hita
OW Kent
Messrs. Rigier and
Finneran
Close Game as Phillies Top Cincinnati 2 to 1
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a tight game. Cravath and Knabe drove in the Phillies’ runs with a fourth inning rally, while Phelan and Egan produced Cincinnati’s lone score in the second. Umpires Mesers, Easop and Emslie. Time 3 hours 6 minutes.
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Luderus
Knabe
Doolan
Killifér
Phelan
Egan
Beruck
Byrycalis
Hy Fromme
Rizey
Mareen
Lobert
Kitte Egan
Rixey
Doubin
Knita
Doelen
Mesers
Easop
Emslie
Two Runs In Ninth Give Second Number To Sox
Ping Bodie starred with two singles a double and a triple yet a late ninth inning single off Weaver sealed Washingtons fate as Chicago edged ahead 4 to 2. The game featured rain interruptions and a tense finish with Petty and Groom sharing duties for the Nationals while Groom started and the Sox final title escaped.
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Ping Bodie
Weaver
Washington
Chicago
Early Start Set For Washington Chicago Game Today
Washington and Chicago battle as the two clubs remain tied in the series with five wins each. A 3 oclock start is planned for the White Sox game, with a double header against Boston looming for Chicago and St. Louis following on Wednesday. Williams and Moeller produced key hits as Washington held off Chicago in a tense finish, Moeller doubling and Shanks scoring on a late mixup before Milan ended the game.
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Boston
Washington
St. Louis
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Walsh
Moeller
Foster
Milan
Williams
Fournier
McBride
Nationals
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Johnson
Petty
Collins
Weaver
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Morgan
Williama
Shankr
Groom
Schaefer
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Lord
Ef. Radle
Rt. Fournier
Bultivar
Kuhn
White
Melntyre
Sullivan
Saventh
Beses
Balle
Pelty
Walin
Hite
Pe'ty
Callahan
Moetler
Willams
Bodie
Weezer
Bath
Colina
Messee
O'Loughlin
Egan
Gams
Red Sox Fall to Tigers as Athletics Shutout Naps
Detroit defeated Boston 6 to 4 on a day of sloppy fielding by the Red Sox. The Tigers built a lead with runs in the second and third innings while Boston pitchers faltered and Milwaukee-born Dubuc relieved. Notable players included Speaker and Lewis for Detroit and Yerkes, Hooper, and Lewin for Boston.
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Cady'a
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Tiechett
Botan
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Gardner
Vitt
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Cobb
Delahants
Louden
Add
Chicago at Washington and More Schedule Oddities
Readable snippets show Chicago at Washington and St Lenis at New York with Cleveland at Philadelphia and Badzelt at Boss with Plookiya at Pittsburgh. The fragment hints at a chaotic or incomplete schedule affecting multiple venues and teams.
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Washington
St. Lenis
New York
Cleveland
Philadsipute
AOS
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Boss
L. Pet
L. Pat
Boston
Carrott
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Detroit
Mack Buys Ball Club and Reading Franchise
Connie Mack of the Athletics and Bert Leopold of Altoona have purchased the Reading Tri State franchise and players, forming Reading Exhibition Company. Officers: Leopold president, Mack vice president, Joe OhI secretary, J. L. Weltzel treasurer. The Altoona-origin franchise forfeited after bond issues and a sale ordered by President Carpenter.
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Altoona
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
The
Athletics
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Reading Tristate
Reading Exhibition Company
Joe Ohi
J. L. Weltzel
Cubs Win In Overtime Baseball Thriller
Chicago wins the final game of the series 7 to 5 in ten innings after a seesaw contest. A base on balls a stolen base and a long single produced the winning run. M Brown injured stealing second in the tenth. Goode ran for him and scored the final Chicago run. Sides and line scores detail Sheckard McDonald Schulte Campbell Tinker Oldeweeney Zimmerman Sharkson Land Thush Saler Gowdy Evers Rourke Needham O Kitng Awher O'Dickson Brown Donnelly. Time 2:45. Attendance 9,202.
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Sailboats in Readiness for Interlake Regatta
Emona Toledo July 6. Sailboats from Cleveland Detroit Monroe Port Clinton Buffalo prepare for the nineteenth annual Interlake Yachting Association regatta. First heat of sail yachts starts Tuesday morning at $36. heats to follow Wednesday and Friday. Powerboat races part of the event.
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Yankees Climb From Basement with 6 3 Victory Over St Louis
New York out of last place by beating St Louis 6 to 3 in game four of the series. Ford and Powell pitched well. Dowd sent to Brockton. Box shows Pratt Laporte Simmons Hartzell Martin with key. Stovall Adams pitched for St Louis. Time 1:43.
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Connolly
Giants Lose Again to Cardinals in Sixth Inning Surge
The New York Giants fell 10 to 6 as the St. Louis Cardinals exploded for six runs in the sixth inning, sealing the outcome. Cardinals pitchers limited the Giants to scattered hits while their offense built a decisive lead.
Bunched safeties pace St Louis over New York 10 6
In a high scoring game at St Louis on July 15, extra base hits and miscues in the sixth inning helped the Cardinals defeat the Giants 10 to 6. Third baseman Mowery was reinstated after a multi day absence. Doyle Becker and Herzog led the Giants with multiple hits while Wingo and Konetchy slugged for the Giants.
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Chase price too high for White Sox trade
Chicago July 18 President Charles Comiskey of the White Sox denied rumors that Ha Chase of the Highlanders could join his club. He said there was no chance to get Chase without weakening the home team and that no trade would be made that left a hole to fill with a good man, and he did not reveal any player names mentioned in the attempt.
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