Nationals Seek Gain as They Tour West and Sox Loom
The Nationals, after a midseason slide to seventh, prepare for another Western trip and a Philadelphia stay. Six games against the White Sox determine sixth place, with Cleveland and the Athletics in pursuit of the Naps and the pennant. Duffy’s Nationals feature Pat Dougherty, Freddie Parent, George Browne, Mullin, Tanne, Coburn, and a pitching staff led by Ed Walsh and Olmstead, while fans anticipate Johnson versus Walsh in Chicago and the battle for position on the local lot.
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Noted of the Nationals in a six game set matchup
The Nationals face six games in the series with Gray and Gioom slated to pitch the opener. Washington struggles to hit and run as Link dominates one Naps inning while Unglaub drives three hits in a rough Philadelphia swing. Umpire Perrine and Beckendorf play key roles as Cleveland shows up unevenly against the locals.
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Unglaub Shines As Naps Fall To Browns In Cleveland
In a back and forth set, the Naps suffer a defeat as Reisling and a late Cleveland surge back the Naps. Lajoie credited for improving mood despite two errors, as the home club takes control late with a four run burst to settle the contest.
Pirates Double Win Reflects Strong Play On Field
Pittsburg takes both games from Brooklyn in a double bill, 5 to 1 and 7 to 0, lifting near second in the race. Leach shines in center with two one hand catches and a bases loaded homer. Flynn adds steady defense and plate drives. Camnitz and Dessau split mound duties, with strong hitting by Daubert and Wheat highlighting the day.
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White Sox Break Up Goose Egg Streak with 3-2 Win
Chicago edges Philadelphia 3-2 at Shibe Park as an eighth inning rally ends the White Sox 33 scoreless innings. Barry homered for Mackmen. Sox capitalize on passes and a three base hit plus errors, earning the victory with Dougherty and Collins contributing key plays.
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Red Sox Blank the Tigers in League Standings Note
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Karger and Speaker Power Cubs Crush Detroit 4 0 in Boston
Boston tops Detroit 4 0 to sweep four of five in series. Karger and Speaker homer, Stroud laboring on mound amid walks. Detroit issues walks and errors lead to Boston runs. Brown and Steinfeldt key Chicago win over Boston later in the day.
Phillies Rally Over Reds In Misplayed Contest
Philadelphia won 3 to 2 over Cincinnati as Cincinnati mis plays and timely hits by Philadelphia decided the game. Notable performers included Thomas Bescher Paskert and McLean with various hits, while Moore and Rowan pitched for their teams. Games listed for today include Boston at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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New York Browns slam St Louis in 19 run rout
Special to The Washington Post New York Giants 19 Browns 2 as Highlanders unleash 15 hits and eight errors aid. Ray Geta, Bailey, Kinsella and Spade each work in relief while Vaughn hurls for St Louis. Walter Knight lead New York with key hits including a two run homer and Gardner adds double.
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Hinrichs Case Precedent Establishes Washington Claim
Washington American League club wins precedent over Santa Ana in Hinrichs case. Commission rules protection begins only when application is granted and that players may be re-signed to major league contracts, barring consent from the players.
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St Louis Beats Giants as Sallee Shuts Them Out
St Louis defeated New York 2 to 0 with Sallee returning to the mound after a ten day absence. He held the visitors scoreless while getting supported by strong fielding and timely offense. The game lasted 1 hour and 40 minutes with Rigler and EmpireUmpires at work.
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Minor league baseball results across multiple leagues
A day of southern and northeastern minor league action from Toledo to Ottawa. Scores show Montgomery 2 Montgomery 0, New Orleans 3 Chattanooga 1, Mobile 1 Nashville 0, and Columbus 2 Jacksonville 1 among numerous one or two game results. Ottawa Cricketers defeated by Philadelphia Pilgrims by five wickets in a one day match at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Canada posted 147 in their innings while Philadelphia answered with nine wickets down.
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