Washington Fans Brace for Cobb Trade Ripple
Sporting Facts and Fancies reports on rumors of Ty Cobb being disposed of by the Washington Nationals amid a batch of player trade talks. The piece notes Detroit’s moneyed moves, New York’s roster shakeups, and managerial comments on umpire issues, plus a Detroit Washington series impact and a near miss that could affect a possible home run in a pivotal game.
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Jim Delahanty Sold to the Sacramento Club
Jim Delahanty, second baseman and outfielder for Detroit, has been sold to Sacramento in the Pacific Coast League. The deal, completed yesterday by the Tigers owner, calls for delivery of the player next season. Delahanty had been with the Tigers after being traded from Washington in 1909 and had recently slowed down, prompting the sale.
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Tigers Prove Victims In First Game Of Set
Detroit opened with a 5 to 3 loss to Washington as Johnson and Works held the mound, Moriarty keying the visitors’ rallies while Cobb struggled in a game marked by early runs and late bursts. Washington seized control with five runs, Detroit answering only briefly in the ninth.
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Nationals Beat Tigers: Crawford Shines in Tight Game
Washington and Detroit clash as Crawford leads the Nationals with two doubles and a standout stop by Morgan. Deal and Gandil return. Works and Johnson duel, but a late ninth inning threat fizzles as Washington holds firm 6-2 in under 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Giants Repeat On Cincinnati In Extra Game Victory
Mathewson pitched for New York as the Giants won the second game of the Cincinnati series 4 to 1. New York hitters struck Suggs often and were well supported in key moments. The lineup featured Merkle HoblitzeI and Mitchell with Murray and Shafer contributing, while Cincinnati managed limited offense despite several chances.
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Pirates Triumph In OneHour Game Over Boston
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 2 to 0 in a brisk one hour eleven minute game. Menser and Viox drove in the runs as Pittsburgh pitchers Camnitz and Brown stifled the Boston bats. Several players reached base with a few two-base hits and stolen bases, while fielding and pitching dominated the slow start to the series.
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Cubs Beat Brooklyn Again In Chicago Victory
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 10 to 3 to run their streak to three. Barger pitched poorly as Chicago collected hits off his delivery. Zimmerman was ejected by umpire Brennan for disputing a decision. notable players included Tinker, Evers, and Needham contributing runs and hits. Time of game listed as 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Phillies Win 6 2 As Dale Struggles For St Louis
In St Louis on July 22 Gene Dale pitched for the Cardinals walking nine Phillies and giving up a wild pitch as Philadelphia won 6 to 2. Key hits from Paskett Magee and Brennan fueled the Phillies offense while Dale lasted 5 innings. Umpires Klein and Bush called a game of 2 hours 15 minutes.
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Lelivelt for New York Club Promised Meador Man Near
New York Globe reports a reliable source says a new outfielder will join the New York club soon. The Н meadow man is not faster than Jack Lelivelt, who is with John Ganzel’s pennant winners. Lelivelt played for Washington then Rochester. Sea vent is a good hitter but limited in fielding and is described as an aggressive player Wolverton favors.
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Red Sox rout Browns as Naps beat Philadelphia ease
Philadelphia edged St Louis 14 to 4 in a nine inning affair with Allison taken for innings and Baker, Collins, and Goodloe contributing. Boston defeated Cleveland 9 to 4 as Baskette relieved Krause after the fourth. Houck worked for Philadelphia in a long game, while Maggert homered for St Louis.
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Yankees Beat White Sox After Strong Pitching by Fisher
New York defeated Chicago 13 to 3 in the series opener as Fisher pitched splendidly for the Yankees. Peters and Bell were hit hard, Kuhn left with a finger injury, and White Sox bats were limited by New York’s solid defense and timely hitting.
Many Enter Long Swim From Chain Bridge to Aqueduct
Entries pour in for a long distance Potomac River swim set for next Saturday afternoon. The Nau tulus Swimming Club of the YMCA sponsors the race with about fifteen entrants already, possibly more than last year’s 25. Contestants include Miller, Stewart, Cutts, Burch, Appel, Sale, Wood, and Crane. Prizes: gold medal for winner, gold for second, silver for third to fifth, bronze for next ten if within three minutes of the winner. Entrants are asked to list a follower in a canoe or notify D. A. De Lashmutt at the Washington Canoe Club.
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New Baseball Agreement Enacted Across Leagues
Cincinnati July 22 The revised national agreement for professional baseball clubs became law ratified by the National League the American League and the National Association of baseball clubs and promulgated by the national baseball commission. Changes aim to simplify the game rates and reduce disputes while creating a Class AA league and revising drafting prices across leagues.
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TECH OARSMEN CALLED OUT FOR TRAINING
Coach Hecox returns from a training trip to Chicago and Western points and starts plans for Tech oarsmen. The second crew must begin work tonight at 5:30 at the Analesian boathouse as Tech eye s the middle States regatta on Labor Day and possibly the Virginia Boat race at Richmond on August 17.
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O'Brien An A. L. Umpire Sold From Ohio State League
Joe O'Brien, longtime Ohio State League umpire, was sold today to the American League by President Read of the former league. Recognized as one of the best arbiters, his move is hailed as a strong addition. O'Brien worked the Portsmouth Lima game and heads to Philadelphia for tomorrow's Athletic game.
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Minor League Results Across Circuits
Scores from various leagues report a mix of wins and losses including Indianapolis over St Paul 4 to 3 and Toledo besting Kansas City 6 to 3. Wet grounds halted several games and matches across the International, New England, and other leagues with multiple suspensions and rescheduled affairs.
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Johnsons Australia bouts with Langford McVey and McIntosh plan
Chicago July 2 reports Jack Johnson signed articles for matches with Langford and Sam McVey in Australia and for a fight with Hugh G. McIntosh's Burns Johnson, with Andrews delivering the articles. The larger purse targets Langford, McVey, and Johnson, with complex financial guarantees and travel arrangements mentioned.
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