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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1913

Page

7

Baseball Week Highlights Shifted by Management and Slumps

Headlines across the majors show the World champions wobbling as Ed Walsh returns and the latest high priced player debuts. The Pirates dominate the National League while the Mackmen slump in the American, with Washington and Chicago posing threats. A shift at Detroit and New York echoes in team moves, pitching feats, and notable debuts amid a week of upsets and near records.

Ed Walsh ChappeHe Hal Chase Veal St. Tloulh Grants Cardinals New York

Wild Bir Donovan and Onslow Stars in Newark Victory

Wild Bir Donovan and Onslow, formerly with the Tigers, helped New York beat Providence 2 to 1 in ten innings. Mortosette, Cottrell, and Egan, ex Mount St. Joseph's and Athletic battery, played for Baltimore in a 7 to 4 loss in Jersey City. Cottrell and Egan also closed as Baltimore won 4 to ? Jim Vaughn. Wattonal, now with Kansas City, was beaten by Toledo 6 to 1.

Wild Bir Donovan Onslow Tigers Newark Providence

Boehling Extends Win Streak In 5 1 Victory

Chicago July 20 Joe Boehling unbothered by danger powers Washington to a 5 to 1 win at Comiskey Park. His tenth straight victory ties the season mark held by King Johnson and Cy Falkenberg as Boehling dominates Sox hitters. White started for Chicago but was relieved in the fifth. Boehling yielded only one third inning threat and received strong run support from his teammates as Washington built a two run lead early and never looked back.

Chicago Joe Boehling Comiskey Park White Sox King’’ Johnson Cy’’ Falkenberg Boehling Collins Henry Nationals White Chappelle Berger Lord Chase Sox Foster Callahan Bodie Kahn Ping” Atruck Comiskey Moeller Gandil McBride Milan Gand Hner Morgan Fournier Shanks Kuhn

Boston Wins With Lucky Ninth In Cleveland Series Opener

Boston edged Cleveland 2 1 as Chapman fumbled Collins’ grounder in the ninth. Engle drove in two runs with a three base hit and Speaker’s sacrifice fly, while Jackson doubled and Birmingham made a key one handed grab on a Fly. Cleveland’s lone run came in the first on Birmingham’s double and Jackson’s two bagger.

Jack Knight Yankees Dode Birmingham Naps Seibold Boston Cleveland Ohio Chapman Collins Engle Hooper Speaker Birmingham Jackson Beore Biringham Tanta Chapman Colling O Mitchell Eves Carrigan Gardner Laloie Kogla Engla Mitchell Lajoie G'Neil Balk Messrs Hildebrand and O'Loughlin

Plane Shuts Out Browns by Eight to Zero

Philadelphia pitchers shut out St Louis 8 to 0 as Plank dominated hitters and Leverenz struggled behind ragged defense. Oldring Walsh and Murphy drove in runs while Plank and Allison held the locals scoreless through eight innings. St Louis made late pushes but could not overcome the early Philadelphia onslaught.

St. Loula Plank Leverenz Philadelphia St. Louis Allison Murphy Barry Walsh Innin Allizon Traning Shotten McInnes Austin Stovall Williams Agnew Om Balise Plea Leveréns Messrs Evang and Sheridan

Johnson to Pitch Today as Benz Opposes Nationals

Walter Johnson pitches for the Nationals against Benz in a key matchup as Washington closes in on Cleveland and a late-season push. Foster receives roses, Boehling shines defensively, and a 64 degree hotel thermometer marks a cool contrast to St. Louis heat. crowd surpasses 20,000 at the game.

St. Louis

Farce Goes to Yankees Defeats Tigers in Rain Marred Game

New York beat Detroit 10 to 5 in a rain interrupted Detroit field turned muddy. Daniels, Peckinpaugh and Hartzell sparked the visitors with key hits as Warhop and Willett split the mound work. Rain halted play after the first inning and extended the game beyond 1 hour 46 minutes.

Gossett Smith Kingston Tigers Detroit Mich New York Warhop Bolte House I-10 Daniels Walter Peckinpaugh Hartzell Midkiff Crawford Goh Veach Cree Gassett Warhep Bauman Hall Innin House Willett Hartzel Knight Peckfinpaugh Cobb Bush Gain Connolly

TWO TO WASHINGTON GIANTS IN DOUBLEHEADER ROUT

The Washington Giants swept a doubleheader from the Columbia Athletic Club with a 15 to 4 first game victory and a 4 to 4 final in a shortened 4 1/2 inning contest. Heavy hitting highlighted the day as E. Giants and batsmen Watson Adams Gaywood Kilgore starred for Washington while Columbia battled through both games with Knopps Humes and McKenney among the hitters.

Washington Giants Columbia Athletic Club Biol Giants RH E. Giants Columbi Watson, Adams Gaywood Bussigs Knopps Humes BR. HE Columb Battertemilton Kirkseley and McKenney

Evans Plays Par Golf At Homewood Club

Chicago July 20 Many of the 137 players entered for the amateur championship of the Western Golf Association were practicing at Homewood Country Club ahead of play starting tomorrow. Western Champion Charles Evans Jr posted a 75 in the first round and 76 in the afternoon, with E S Armstrong of Los Angeles posting 81.

Chicago Western Golf Association Homewood Country Club Charles Evans, Jr E. S. Armstrong Los Angeles Evans Armstrong

League Proves Failure in Erie as Interurban Circuit Ends

Erie factory town notes the reorganized Interstate League ends here with Erie winning the pennant at 1.000 percentage. The tour-club circuit included Youngstown Akron Wheeling and Erie and scouts from the Western League raid released players. Erie alone sends seven to St Jos club while many Youngstown and Akron players join Federal League teams. Nearby boxing bill lists youthful bouts and matches in Watertown Memphis and Rockaway Beach with several scheduled ten rounders.

Erie Youngstown Akron Wheeling Brovedi St. Jos

Minor League Standings and Results Across American Association

Standings and results from the American Association show St Paul defeating Indianapolis 9 to 2 in a fretted game, Minneapolis beating Columbus 6 to 3 in the first game and 4 to 1 in the second, Toledo routing Kansas City 16 to 6 in the second game, and Milwaukee losing to Lattstile 1.

American Association St Paul Indianapolis Paul Minneapols Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Kansas Cit Milwaukee

Lewis Beats Hellen In Five Set Bachelor Club Final

George Lewis defeated Arthur Hellen in the Bachelor Club singles final on Woodley Lane in a five set match 64 4-6 6-1 3-6 6-3. The bout featured 17 deuce games and a 14-12 fourth set, with Lewis breaking away after Hellen led early in the last set.

George Lewis Arthur Hellen Woodley Lane Hellen Lewis Lewis Peas Hellan Seer Hellen Ee

Montgomery Tops Southern League Race Amid Tight Standings

In Atlanta on July 20 the Southern League title race remained tight as Montgomery Mobile and Atlanta led, with Birmingham steady and Chattanooga slipping to bottom. Molesworth’s Montgomery regained a half game edge over Mobile, while New Orleans held last in the division. Southern Association batters surged as Norman Elverfeld’s absence slowed Chattanooga, who still boasted the league’s top .343 hitting percentage across 11 games.

Atlanta Montgomery Mobile Birmingham Molesworth Chattanooga New Orleans Southern Association Norman Elverfeld Jead

Baseball scores from Southern and Federal leagues

Montgomery defeated shyike 1 to 0 while Chattanooola beat Memphis 3 to 0 and Mobile toppled Birmingham 4 to 0. New Orleans lost to Atanta 2 to 1. In the Federal League Kansas City won 6 to 4 over Cleveland in a frat game while Cleveland beat Haines City 2 to 0 in the second game. Chicago defeated St Louis 8 to 3 and Indianapolis beat Pittebare.

Pittsburghs Nationals Hast St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Bosson Montgomery Shyike Chattanooola Memphis Mobile Birmingham New Orleans Atanta Kansas City Haines City Chicago

Amateur games today across multiple city leagues

Brookland League Baptist vs Cathole Capital City League Cornell vs Bankers Central League Printera vs YMHA Departmental League Post office vs West Washington League St Agnes vs Congregationals First Presbyterian Eastern League Shamrocks vs Congressentials Federal League Petworth vs Fairmont Marquette League Medicos vs St Joseph Northwest Sunday School League St Paul vs Calvary Potomac League Congress Heights vs Oxon Hill

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American Boat Week Opens With French Officials Attendance

Havre July 2 Recatta week started with the French premier M Baithou and minister of marine M Boudin attending. Only American entry today was Charlia Princes Herio finishing third in the 6 meter class behind Sir Ralph Force s Truant and Crawford s Irene.

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