Nationals Seem Set for Clean Sweep of Browns
St Louis July 17 With today s win the Nationals appear poised to sweep the series as Griffmen show superior form to the Browns The Nationals solid defense and strong pitching powered twelve wins five defeats on the trip Engel shines on the mound aided by Henry s guidance A balk call by Evans on Engel in the sixth inning draws Griffith complaint attendance under 2 000 and Browns catcher Agnew impresses with strong throwing
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Ian
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Stowell
Beeen
Washington
Morgan
Foster
Milan
Ganail
Moeller
Shanks
Twenty Inning Tie Between Battle Creek and Adrian
Adrian Michigan July 17 Battle Creek and Adrian of the Northern Michigan League played twenty innings to a 1 to 1 tie. Manager Jenkins of Adrian scored for his team and a key defensive play and sacrifice runs produced the lone runs. Pitcher Loomis of Adrian struck out seventeen batters and walked none while McDonald of Battle Creek tripled and scored. both hurlers showed excellent control.
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Indiana Guard to Block Mineral Springs Race Meet
Indianapolis July 17 The Indiana National Guard may be deployed to Mineral Springs race track to stop the August 21 opening if Governor Ralston is convinced that gambling via the credit system is active there The current meet ends Saturday
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Indiana National Guard
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Ralston
Rourke Seeks Waivers on Fifteen Omaha Players
President William Rourke of the Omaha Western League club requests waivers on all fifteen team members except Catcher Johnson and Outfielder Thomason. The move names Manager Arbogast Pitchers Cleman Robinson Hicks Applegate Gravenich Infielders Kane Shipke Juntis Grubb Mewff and Outfielders Fox Coxe Congalton. Rumor says a Federative League berth motivates the action.
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iNebr
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Omaha Western League Baseball Club
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Hicks
Applegate
Gravenich
Kane
Shipke
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Grubb
Mewff
Fox
Coxe
Congalton
Eeason
Rourke
Baseball score line from weekend standings
Cincinnati Philadelphia two New York three St Louis two appears in remaining box scores as a compact result line noting team scores and order of finish.
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Cleveland
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Brooklys
White Sox Triumph in Pitching Duel to Take Second Straight
Chicago edges Philadelphia 5 to 2 in a pitching duel, Scott besting Bush as McInnes, Oldring, and Barry drive runs in the seventh. Lord, Sehaik, and Scott add key hits while Weaver shines in the field. Mo Innes homers for the Phillies. Bush goes seven innings in a tight game.
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Daley
Lapp
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Chappelle to Report for Chicago Americans Tomorrow
Chicago July 17 Lerry Chappelle telegraphed owner Charles Comiskey that he would report ready to play tomorrow. Comiskey, baffled by his star’s unexplained absence after Milwaukee paid 36000 and two players for him, said Chappelle told his mother he would be on hand to play.
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Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
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Engel Shuts Out Browns As 28 Men Face Him In One Sided Win
Joe Engel pitched a complete game for the Nationals, beating the Browns 1 to 0. Only 28 batters reached him, with two men advancing to second and a costly misplay by Shotten helping Sanchez’s club secure the win. Weiland’s outburst and McBride’s two-base hit sparked the decisive sixth inning.
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Clark Griffith & Co
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Slabist
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Moeller
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Moaller
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See
Yankees Win Big Inning To Beat Cleveland 7 1
New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 as six runs scored in the second inning aided by Cleveland fielding miscues. Schultz held Cleveland to six hits as Kahler faltered. Peckinpaugh Knight and Midkiff delivered key hits for the Yankees with solid support from Walters and Cree. The game featured defensive errors and late scoring by New York before Cullop relieved. Grand Circuit races postponed due to rain and track conditions in Pittsburgh.
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New York
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Schults
Butter Knight
Wild
Chapman
Knight
Midkitt
Gossett
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Daniels
Cree
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Turner
Lajoie
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Kebbler
Viret
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Cubs Win Second After Losing First
Chicago split a doubleheader with Boston, winning the first game 4 to 0 and dropping the second 4 to 1. Fred Smith sparked a four-run rally in the first inning of the opener, forcing Chicago pitcher Charles Smith from the mound. Boston’s Leach and Maranville supplied key hits as the Red Sox prevailed in the nightcap.
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Balla
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Emslie
Giants Tie With Cardinals In Doubleheader Fight
New York and St Louis split a doubleheader with New York taking the second game 3 to 2 after St Louis won the opener 3 to 2. A bench fight between Magee and Gathers ended play for both, umpire Brennan ejecting them after the fourth inning.
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Andee McCormick
Crandall
Pirates Take Opener With Late Rally At Brooklyn
Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 4 to 3 in a tense series opener as Robinson started strong and gave way after six. Brooklyn tied in the seventh, then Pittsburgh pulled ahead in the eighth on three singles and a double. Scratch hits by Wilson and Viox, Clarke’s sacrifice, and Byrne’s long single supplied the decisive runs.
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Nationalists edge St Louis as Engel wins another complete game
Rain had little effect on about 1500 fans who stayed through nine innings to see Joe Engel complete his second win of the season, 6 2. McInnes homered for the Nationals while Scott pitched well for the visitors. The Athletics endured a brutal stretch with five losses in five days as Callahan’s club posted another win.
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Browns
Wellman
St. Louis
Nationals
Stone
Reds and Phillies In An Even Break
Philadelphia wins the opener 6 to 4 while Cincinnati takes the second 9 to 2 in a July 17 double header. Key moments include Alexander hit early for Cincinnati, Paskett tripling and scoring, and Berghammer leaving with an injury. Umpire Rigler and Byron worked the plate as Seaton and Ames split the mound duties.
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Johnson Will Decide Stahl Case In Detroit Visit
President Ean B. Johnson of the American League said he will not interfere in the Jake Stahl release matter and will personally decide on the New York Chicago trade involving Hal Chase Rollie Zeider and Borton. He spoke in Detroit en route to Adrian for South Michigan League pennant events. Cobb, suspended for arguing with umpire Hildebrand, will return to the Detroit lineup tomorrow.
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Jake Stahl
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Borton
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