American League Results and Standings Summary
Yesterday's results show St Louis 6 Boston 4, Washington 0 3, Cleveland 3 Detroit 4, Philadelphia 2, New York 2 Chicago 6. Standings list St Louis tied near top with 21 games, New York and Philadelphia close, Chicago and Boston below. Today schedule includes Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Detroit at Washington, Boston at Cleveland, and Chicago at Brooklyn.
Browns Rout Nationals 4 0 as Powell Sparks St Louis Win
St Louis dominates Washington 4 to 0 at home. Powell leads with timely hits and double plays, Hughes exits early as Burns seals the win with shuts. Numerous defensive plays propel St Louis to a three game streak over Washington.
Vickers Shuts Out Phillies As Chicago Falls Short
Philadelphia wins 1 to 0 behind Vickers strong start striking out three, limiting Chicago to three hits. Hartsel, Collins, and Murphy provide the lone Philadelphia RBI as the game extends to a tense, low scoring affair lasting over an hour.
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Jones
Tolen
Dougherty
Isbell
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Cheago
F Smith
Atessie
Loughlin
Hurst
Misplays Beat the Naps in Cleveland Tilt
Cleveland defeats Boston 4 to 3 as Altizer drives in two with a single after Morgans passes, with two Cleveland runs in the second on errors and two in the ninth on hits. Altizer and Clarke lead a late rally while Morgan, Lebhardt, and Carrigan contribute on the mound and in the field amid a pitching duel and misplays.
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Cardinals Drop Two Games in Doubleheader vs Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5-2 in game one and 8-2 in game two, Ray mond roughed up in the second as the Phillies pull away. Titus-Grat McQuillin and Magen contribute key hits while Knabe, Magee and Delehanty star for Philadelphia.
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Pirates Take Another One In New York Mayhem
Pittsburg edges New York 3-2 as Young saves the game after a pitching change in the eighth. Clarke Wagner Wilson and Seymour drive runs while Bragdwell and Donlin shine on defense in a tight late-innings win for Pittsburg over New York.
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New Nassau County Road Race Proposal Seeks Approval
New York officials announce a plan to hold a wet weather road race in Long Island with a new date set for October 4. The American Automobile Association supports the event and a public hearing will be held in AmEola on August 5 to discuss granting the application.
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Nold Wetler Wintersl
Long Island
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America Aitemobie Association
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Valmore Probable Winner In Chicago Yacht Club Race
The Valmore owned by William Hale Sheampson of Chicago is poised to win the annual race from Chicago to Mackinac Island as no other yachts have been sighted and a dead calm favors the vessel. It is unlikely any rival can reach the finish in time to beat Valmore’s lead.
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Midhgin
President Scholz Resigns In Roanoke Syndicate Shuffle
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke July 2 Henry Schol resigns as president of the Io oneclub of the Virginia State League and transfers control to Filmore Detre of Cincinnati and Robert M Williams of Roanoke Williams and Heins now own the Roanoke team with Mills as secretary and treasurer.
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Henry Schol
Iooneclub
Virginia State League
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Cnemasat
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Roanoke
Millhams
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Umpire Assault Sparks Baltimore Style Riot at Game
Special to The Washington Post Raleigh July 27 A mob attacked umpire Sherwoods church and alderman charged foul decisions A constable beaten kept rosters back and two leaders arrested Umpire’s carriage was stoned and he resigned this evening Run From Toronto to New York A long distance runner Thomas J Meaughey started from Toronto toward New York under MoCA auspices He aims to reach New York on August 12 Marquette League to Give Excursion Annual Marquette Baseball League excursion set for Marshill Hall today with tickets selling fast for a likely record crowd.
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Tigers Rally In Time At Detroit Victory
Detroit held off New York with late runs after Chesbro struggled, Hogg and Willett combined on the mound. The Tigers capitalized on two misplays and two wild throws to pull ahead, then withstood a late NY rally to win. Key hits came from Schacter, Downs, and Delehanty as Detroit built a 7-4 lead.
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Reds Drop Doubleheader as Boston Dominates
Boston swept Cincinnati in a July 27 doubleheader 10-1 and 6-1. Coakley was hit hard in the opener as Boston took control with timely hitting and Cincinnati errors. The second game saw Boston win again behind steady pitching and offense, while Cincinnati miscues aided the victors.
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Chance's Cubs Break Even in Brooklyn Doubleheader
In a Brooklyn doubleheader Chicago split, Jordan and Lumley provided punch in the second game with two home runs by Jordan including a late eighth inning double that cleared the bases. Chicago won the nightcap 9 to 5 after a 7 to 3 loss in the opener, while Lumley drove in key runs and Evers faced ejection for bench protests.
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Geldings Rally To Open Circuit Free-for-All Trot Stakes
Detroit July 27 Details from the State Fair Grounds feature a two heat gelding record in the free-for-all trot won by Jack Leyburn with Margaret second and Oro third. Durfee dominates the slow trot and Copa de Oro wins pacing heats. Ten horses scheduled in the Chamber of Commerce pace with matches and stakes noted.
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Durfee
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Portsmouth Blanks Roanoke in rain shortened game
Special to The Washington Sun Portsmouth defeated Roanoke 2 to 0 as Reynolds struggled in the first inning and rain halted play after the eighth. Lawrence and Gnadriger drove in the runs while Chenault and Reynolds pitched for the teams in a tense afternoon affair.
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Attendance Figures From Yesterday's Baseball Games
Yesterday's card lists crowds for five NBA style matchups with teams Cleveland Boston Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis and Washington. In the National League Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburg Philadelphia St Louis posted attendance figures ranging from 4 000 to 16 000 spectators.
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Minor League Results Across Multiple Leagues
American Association action in Columbus and Indianapolis features Cincinnati and Milwaukee games with scores like 4 3 and 9 2. Eastern and Tri-State leagues show Montreal, Providence, Buffalo, and Altoona results, while Southern and South Atlantic leagues include Atlanta, Birmingham, and Montgomery games with varied final tallies. Norfolk leads the Virginia League standings with a 52 30 639 line, followed by Lynchburg and Portsmouth in the tight finish.
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Whitney and Moses draw 3-3 in seven inning amateur clash
Whitney shaded by two hits and four walks while Moses misplayed four errors and a late double play. Spates allowed eight hits early before settling, with Ferguson and Reesch contributing for Moses and Whitney’s pitching highlighted by a 11-strikeout effort from Whitney and key defensive plays.
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Twining and Gurley Battle to Tie in Independence League
In a tense Independence League game Twining and Gurley sparked a late rally but settled for a 9 9 tie as Burke and Falconer showed solid pitching for the visitors. McCarthy made a running catch in deep left in the ninth to save the day for Twin ing while Downes and Worrell contributed in offense.
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Rain Interupts Danville Richmond Game In Seventh Line
A rain halted the Danville versus Richmond game in the fourth inning with the score tied 1 1. Fifteen hundred fans, led by a brass band, attended the match in Washington Norfolk area. Spirk pitched for Richmond and Walker for Danville, with both teams scoring once before the rain stoppage.
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