Washington Grove Plans Labor Day Track Meet Revival
Washington Grove and Washington Cross Country Club Athletic Association officials announced the annual athlete meet will continue this year. A joint AAU event is planned for Labor Day to replace the old Washington Grove meet, with H. G. Robertson and John T. Meany leading the executive work and the usual program of events to be carried out.
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Strong Finish. Lady Burns wins multiple heats at Lake Erie pace
Bradford July 17 six heats decided the 3:38 pace with Lady Burns winning heats four eleven and six and taking the 2:23 trot and 2:12 pace in straight heats. Jay Quita won the 2:23 trot in straight heats and Hennié Boy took the 2:12 pace, with Perio Chief Harri second and Leora B third in the 2:28 pace.
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Pazie Chief
Lady Burns
Jay Quita
Hennié Boy
Toad
Perio Chief Harri
Nationals miss chance to gain on rivals in doubleheader
Nationals lose both ends of a doubleheader to St Louis Browns 1 0 in game one and 7 6 in ten innings in game two leaving standings unchanged. Vaughn Williams led Washington bats while Stovall shuffled lineup including Jantzen. manager Bobby Wallace and Stovall argued a call in the sixth inning of the second game.
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Missouri
Washington
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Vaughn
Battery
Stovall
Adams
Jantzen
Bobby Wallace
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St. Louis
Browns Edge Nationals In Nine Inning Shutout
Tom Hughes hurled a complete game for St Louis, backed by superb defense from McBride and Morgan. McBride hit a triple and drove in the decisive run in the fifth, while Morgan turned a key stop on Compton and joined in a late double play to preserve the lead in a tense ninth. Shotten provided the only real offense for Washington, but Hughes and a stingy Browns bullpen stifled their rally as St Louis secured a 1 0 victory in nine innings.
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Vaughn's Rough Shine In Overtime Loss To St Louis
Jim Vaughn matched speed and curve with steady control, striking out eleven in nine innings, but suffered a six run eruption in the eighth and loss as Adams, the young winner, impressed. Brown started strong for St Louis, while Milan and Shanks contributed timely plays and miscues. The Browns' scoring came late, with Laporte, Gandil and Foster figuring prominently in the gain.
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Washington Out of Wings in Five-Run Lead Loss
In the St Louis series Washington squandered a five-run edge as umpiring and a stubborn foe kept the Nationals from gaining on Boston and the Athletics. The piece critiques plate umpires, praises Evans, notes the St Louis club’s emerging talent, and hints U.S. capital teams may need overtime struggles and tougher play to win.
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Athletics
Harry Pulliam
New York
Giants Gain on Chance's Team
New York opened its series here today and won a one sided game 10 to 2. Mathewson pitched well until the late innings as Pittsburgh hitters collected ten those. Errors and base hits shaped the game with Menser McKechnie Doyle Becker and Wilson among the atractions. Umpires Rigler and Pinneran called time after 1 hour 1 minute.
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Sheckells Signs With Appalachian League Team
Johny Sheckells, veteran twirler from Braddock Athletic Club in the Columbia League, leaves for Johnson City Tennessee to join the Appalachian League representation. After workouts with the Nationals, manager Griffith cut hopes and Johnson City quickly secured his services. Earlier years saw Sheckells pitch for Danville in the Virginia State League and show promise as a top pitcher.
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Washington Boy
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Nationals One Game With Browns Today
Noted on today’s Washington lineup with Cashion or Petty probable for selection and Stovall set to use OC Brown left handed pitcher. Crowds were good as Alva Williams races Cobb, while six hits in three games mark steady work for Morgan and Adama from Albaugh College shows five strong innings.
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Petty
Washington
Stovall
Brown
Alva Williams
Cobb
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Adama
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Allison
Gandil
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Compton
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Schaefer
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Detroit and Philadelphia split tight two game tilt
Detroit crushed by 13 to 1 then edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 in an 11 inning nightcap. Cobb delivered seven straight hits across games, while Plank faltered early. Boston and Chicago split a doubleheader with Walsh blanking Boston 1 to 0 and Chicago winning 4 to 1 as Wood endured errors behind him.
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Mesers—O'loughin and Egan
Brooklyn Beats Cardinals in Rain-Interrupted Tilt
Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 7 to 1 in a rain-delayed game that resumed after a 30 minute pause. Rucker excelled aside from the sixth inning, Bresnahan protested the outcome and indicated an appeal to President Lynch. Scoring details include a lone St. Louis tally on two hits and a steal.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Across Several Circuits
American Association games saw Indianapolis defeat edo 3 to 5 and Milwaukee lose to Kansas City 5 to 3 as Columbus beat Kansas City 3 to 5. Southern League results had New Orleans 4 over Chattanooga 1, and Mashville 4 Birmingham 1. Tristate League tallies include Atlantic City 2 Harrisburg 1 and York 11 Allentown 9 while Trenton drew Reading 2 to 11 and Wilmington tied Johnstown 3. International League notes Jersey City 4 over Buffalo Montreal 10 and Newark 4 Providence 3. Virginia League Portmouth 2 over Richmond 6 and Petersburg Newport News 0 with Norfolk 10 Roanoke 3. South Atlantic League reports Columbus 1 Columbia 0 and Columbus 7 Columbia 2 with Macon 1 Albany 0 and Albany 2 12 over unknown. Jacksonville 32 Savannah 8. Appalachian League Cleveland 4 Johnson City 1 and Morristown 7 Bristol 3 with Spartasburg Greenville rained out. Dresdenboro 7 Winston Salem rained.
Cravath's clutch homer lifts Phillies past Cubs in opener
Chicago July 11 Cravath sparked Philadelphia with a third inning triple and a late homer as the Phillies beat Chicago 6 to 6 in the opener. Moore's wild pitching helped Chicago reach the tie but Cravath's blast off Cheney gave Phila the winning run. Sheckard Tinker Knabe Zimmerman and Cravath had key hits as Leach and Tuderus contributed for Philadelphia.
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Naps Hit McConnell Hard in New York Game
Cleveland's 7 run onslaught started in the fourth inning as five hits off McConnell shattered New York’s hopes. Baskette replaced Gregg and held command, while Gragg and O’Neill contributed on the mound for Cleveland and New York respectively in a 7 to 0 loss for the hosts.
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