Detroit and Chicago Deliver Postseason Hopes Shaky
Yesterday in the American League Detroit triumphed over Chicago 6 to 2 while Washington fell. New York and Brooklyn posted wins, and standings show Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia near the top as teams jockey for position. Today's schedule features Detroit at Cleveland with several other matchups across the league.
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Tigers Beat Nationals 4–2 in Detroit Clash
Bunch Drives in Three Runs in the Tigers second inning to power a 4–2 win over the Washington Nationals. Willetts struggles but Detroit fails to add more, while Johnson allows four hits and escapes early trouble as Detroit holds on amid scoring chances.
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German car leads in Paris race amid Moscow trip
In a Paris race a German car from Kaeneckers Prussia leads alongside a Ceremonal entry. Dentner’s machine advances with a group of German participants. Thomas works toward Berlin on arrival. The convoy faces reception and varied transport hurdles during a long journey from Moscow.
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Glidden tour action in Saratoga ends without winner
The Glidden and Flower trophy contests remained unsettled as automobilists arriving in Saratoga during the afternoon continued to hold perfect scores for both events. Local teams and drivers from Columbus Peerless and Pierce cars led the field, with the race resuming at 7 o clock to Auburndale and then to New York as the original course was pursued.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
A collection of minor league results from the Eastern, Tri State, South Atlantic and Virginia leagues. Scores show Buffalo, Providence, Toronto, Baltimore and other teams with varying win totals as standings illustrate Richmond and Roanoke at midseason, with weather-related postponements noted.
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Locals Buy Outfielder Edmonson to Join Nationals in St Louis
Outfielder Edmonson of Galveston in the Texas League has been purchased by the Nationals and will join the team in St Louis. He is a right hander hitting around .385 in Texas and may be near .300 in the American League. Cantillon plans a thorough trial and Jess Tannehill backs Edmonson as a promising youngster.
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Browns Take Final Game From Red Sox 4 2
St Louis defeated Boston 4 to 2 to close the series as Steele and Howell pitched well but costly errors hurt Boston. The game's hits and fielding miscues favored St Louis with key plays by Criger and Jones and productive outings from Wagner and Gessler.
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Washington club sells players in costly Cleveland deal
The Washington club completed a trade sending Falkenberg and Altizer to Cleveland for 10000 cash. Cantillon called the move a good deal and planned to use the funds to acquire more players before next season. Falkenberg and Altizer depart after last night’s game. Delehanty’s return will affect lineup with Angiuich at second base.
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Brooklyn Beats Pirates With Strong Fourth Inning Rally
Brooklyn downed the Pirates 7 to 3 in Pittsburg after Leever was hit hard in the fourth. McIntyre relieved Rucker in the seventh as Braves— er, the Pirates— struggled. Nomas was struck in the stomach by a pitch. Lumley and Sheehan had key hits. Zanies Jordan Sheehan among Brooklyn hitters. Leever fanned Young and allowed several walks. Umpire Mr. Ensite. Time 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Gough Dempsey Reengaged as Potomacs Coach
Patrick A. Dempsey, former Georgetown University crew coach and Potomac Boat Club mentor, has been rehired to lead Potomacs crews for the Middle States regatta on Labor Day. His prior work helped Potomacs win honors at last summer’s Middle States regatta in Philadelphia. he brings extensive coaching experience from Georgetown and European racing success.
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Columbia Beats Brentwood in Seven Inning Varsity Game
Columbia walloped Brentwood 6 to 1 at Capital City Park as Gallagher held Brentwood to three hits and fanned nine. Hurley homered for Brentwood, while Atchison Kinney and Mullen supplied key hits for Columbia. The win tightens the pennant race with St Stephens, as Cornell’s title chances fade.
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Chicago Bags Doubleheader In Rain Shortened Twin Bill
Chicago swept both ends of a rain shortened doubleheader against New York. The first game ended 6 to 3 after play halted in the eighth inning to allow travel plans. In the second game Chicago won 6 to 4 as rain again interrupted the action.
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Hartsel's Drive Counts in Ten Round Philadelphia Victory
Hartsel powered Philadelphia past Cleveland 1 0 with a decisive tenth inning drive scoring Oldring after two out. Clarke of Cleveland was removed for disputing a decision as the game wrapped in a pitchers' duel. Two exhibitions follow with Rochester beating Cincinnati Nationals 5 to 0 in Rochester.
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Ninth Street and Bethany Battle to 7 7 Tie in Sunday School League
Rain ended a 7 7 tie between Ninth Street and Bethany in a Sunday School League game. Four home runs were hit by the two teams, with key play by Russo Dunn Dampier and Zanelli. Umpire Stuskert officiated a 44 minute contest.
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