Walsh Too Much For Boston Club
Chicago wins 2 to 1 over Boston in ten innings as Ea Walsh returns to the mound with a decisive single in the last frame. Rath scores the winning run. Hooper, Berger, Yerkes, and other stars contribute in a tense early season clash at Chicago.
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Chicago
Ea Walsh
Boston
Walsh
Rath
Larry Chappelle
Comiskey
Milwaukee
Callahan
ABC
Hooper
Ol Berger
Wagner
Angle
Bodle
Yerkes
O'Mattick
Thomas
Weaver
Leonant
Totate
Bodie
Heston
Cheago
Letta
Weever
Berger
Mattick
Speaker
Leonard
bell-Thomas
Messrs. Evans and Sheridan
Catcher Glenn Breaks Leg in Exhibition Game
Akron March 15 catcher Glenn of the Interstate League team broke his left leg above the ankle while sliding into second base during the fifth inning of an exhibition game against the Cleveland Americans. Akron’s ninth inning rally fell short as Cleveland won 3 to 0. Batteries Cullop and Bassler for Cleveland Helland Glenz and Mackew for Akron.
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Akron
Chis
Cleveland Americans
Glenn
Nashville
St. Louis Nationals
Ray
Clarke
Nationals
Chieftain Beleves
Griffith
Coombs
Athletics
Boehling
Peel
Hawks
Highlanders
Chance
Harper
Atlanta
Riffith
Mathewson bests Brown in tight Polo Grounds duel
Baseball at the Polo Grounds featured Christy Mathewson facing his old rival “Three Fingered” Brown now with the Reds. Mathewson pitched well and beat Brown 4 to 3 as both hurlers yielded many hits. Various fielding blunders and standout plays marked the tense game amid a day of extended innings and strong showings by Doyle Devore and other notables.
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Polo Grounds
Christy Mathewson
Brown
Cubs
Reds
Matty
Mathewson
Celebration at Ebbetts Field Opens New Ball Park
Brooklyn celebrated the completion of Ebbetts Field with dedication day ceremonies and a banquet at Brighton Beach. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 3 in a game featuring Leach Schulte Wheat and Phelan among the stars, with notable officials from major and minor leagues in attendance.
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Brooklyn
Ebbetts Field
National League
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
B. B. Johnson
Ragan
Srilet & Oatak Phe
Lingling Ooong
Chicago
Leach
Brers
Schulte Phelan
Baier
Corrideo
Hite
Lefty Hamilton Nearly No-Hits St Louis in New York Loss
Lefty Hamilton held St Louis to one hit while Keating struggled as St Louis beat New York 6 to 2. Peckinpaugh had New York’s only triple and first-inning run. Keating issued many walks and was tagged for six runs as the visitors won three of four.
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St. Louis
Johnston
Browns
E. Mitchell
Stovall
St Bovis
Jule
Hamton
Keating
South New York
Peckinpaugh
Hamilton
New York
Daniels
Agnew
Whiame
Palls
OM Keating
Smith
Messrs
Dineen and Regan
Phillies Win in Tenth on Lobert Drive
Philadelphia edge St Louis 3 2 in ten innings as Lobert drives in the winning run after Oakes nearly replicated a diving catch. Paskert made a sensational run-saving stop earlier in the frame.
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Philadelphia
Paskett
St. Louis
Kenetchy
Oakes
Lobert
Phillies
Phila
Q Becker
Wingo
O Walsh
O'Leary
O‘doolan
Burk
Kmtter
Baltes
Ol Howley
Chalmers
Brennan
Miller
S. Magee
Kulifer
Ludaras
St Louis
Parkert
Evans
Burh
Tin
Sallee
Gravath
Liderus
Ather
Paskert
Knabe
Salce
Turk
Saltee
Wita
Messrs Quigley and Emsife
Clarke Debuts in Washington After 93,500 Trade
George Clarke, a 21 year old left hander, arrives in Washington after being sold by the New York Americans for cash. Griffith plans to train Clarke to gain control, with Boehling and Engel aiding a morning control brigade. Clarke seeks a fresh start with the Nationals while Leverenz and the Browns prepare for a left hander battle.
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Stanley T. Milliken
St. Louis
George Clarke
New York
Bis
Chance
Clarke
Griffith
Washington
Engel
Galila
Harper
Boehling
Nine to Tour South Sea
San Francisco reports a South Sea baseball tour planned by Seattle magnate Michael Fisher. He sails for Australia with a three month stay in the antipodes and hopes to establish league baseball there if it proves popular.
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San Francisco
Australia
Michael Fisher
Seattle
A. G. Spalding
Fisher
Plank Dominates As Philadelphia Clinches 7-0 Win
Veteran pitcher Eddie Plank shuts Detroit down as Philadelphia defeats Detroit 7 to 0 in seven games of the series. Zamloch retired the last two batters in both the seventh and ninth, allowing only one harmless hit. Ty Cobb is suspended indefinitely after a dispute with umpire Hildebrand.
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Detroit
Eddie Plank
Philadelphia
Tigers
Hall
Zamloch
Hildebrand
Ty Cobb
Philo
Eim M'phy
OlBusa
Daley
OlVite
Collins
Ol Crawford
Baker
OlVemch
McInnes
Ugainer
Oldring
O[stanage
Barry
Wmckea
Lapp
Inman
Zamioch
Dausst
Dubuet
Potala
Stanage
E Murphy
Colliga
OM Hall
Collina
Basse
Murphy
Venice Coast League Club Refuses $200,000 Bid
Ed Mailer president of the Venice Coast League baseball club in Los Angeles today rejected a syndicate bid of 200000 for the team and franchise. The group included John McGraw of the Giants.
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McGraw
Giants
Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Mailer
Venice Coast League Baseball Club
John McGraw
Hofman Sues Chicago Club for 3000 Damages
Arthur Hofman, formerly with the Chicago National League club, filed suit against the Chicago club for 3000 dollars claiming damages from the termination of his contract. He says the contract was terminated and notes he was traded to the Pittsburgh Nationals and then sent to the Chattanooga Southern League club.
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Chicago
Arthur Hofman
Hofman
Pittsburgh Nationals
Chattanooga
Baseball figures pay fines for Sunday game in New Haven
New Haven July 15 George M Cameron owner of the Kew Haven Eastern Association team James M Clarkin owner of Hartford deb and twenty players paid fines and costs totaling about 600 for participating in a professional game that Sunday violating league rules.
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New Haven
Conn
George M. Cameron
Kew Haven
James M. Clarkin
Hartford
Giants Clinch Pennant With 4-2 Win Over Reds
New York clinched the National League pennant today by defeating Cincinnati 4 to 2, extending their winning streak to eight. Christy Mathewson and Brown pitched in a tense duel as both were touched for hits but delivered in key moments. Mathewson secured the victory with 70 pitches, tying his own record, as President Lynch lauded the team during the flag raising.
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New York
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Brown
Reds
Lynch
Giants
Acore
Cincinati AB
APMHO
Devore
Byrne
Bencher
Shafer
Marsans
O‘pletcher
Dodge
Doyle
Bob H'biltz'l
Merkle
Tinker
O Murray
Grob
O Meyers
King
C. A
Paisa
Beacher
Burns
Snodgrass
Devers
Bescher
Errora
Snodgristcher Meyers
Schafer
Bseer
Cincincati
Kling
Tlaker
Hobbitzer
Fletcher
Merle
Mesers
Kiem
Ortha
Pirates in the Eleventh Defeat Braves 6 to 3
Pittsburgh rallies in the eleventh to beat Boston 6 to 3 as Rudolph falters late. Byrne, Miller, and Simon spark a late offense with key hits and runs, while McQuillan and Hendrix push through eight and three innings respectively.
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Braves
Boston
Rudolph
Pittaburgh
Pitteb
Kom
Egs
Devlin
Budlenas
Lords
Totaim
Simon
McQuillan
Titus
Rariden
Whaling
Pittsburgh
Beaton
Byrne
Miller
Wilson
Coleman
Hendrix
Connelly
Clymer
Sweeney
Hendrix Hile
Hendris
M.quillan
Tex
Carey
McDonald
Pittabureh
Measre Rigter
Byron Tine
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Larry” Doyle
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St. Louis Browns
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Brooklyn Nine
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Yankees
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M’aleer
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Leverenz
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Joe Boehling
Browna
Walter Johnson
Cy Falkenberg
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Ban B. Johnson
McGreevy
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Johnson
Byron Bancroft
Eddie Foster
Jake” Garland Stahl
Boston Americans Today
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William Carrigan
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McAfeer
New York Nationals
Jake” Stahl
Boston Americans
James R. McAleer
Sore
Bill” Carrigan
Lewiston
Holy Cross College
Toronto
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Henry Stry
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