Baseball scores and standings from yesterday and today
American League results show St Louis 6 Boston 4 and Detroit 4 Philadelphia 2, with Washington, Cleveland, New York, and Chicago also listed. Standings list teams and win totals. games today include Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland, with several interleague matchups noted.
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Washington
St Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Powell St Louis Triumph Over Washington 4-0
St Louis won 4 to 0 as Hughes faltered early and Burns held Washington in check. Powell opened with a sharp two bagger and Cantillonters failed to score, while Stone Hartzell Wallace and Jones contributed late runs. Burns pitched 7 innings for St Louis. Unglaub and Unglaub had notable two base hits for Washington but could not spark a comeback.
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Tenis
Ife
Pist Ganley
Hartzell
Wallace
Jones
Slupke
Willams
T Jones Stephens
Texas
McBade
Powells
Browns
Burns
C Jones
Sarey
Wes
Nationals
Ganley
Milan
Washineton
Wallace Warner
Itrieman
Powell
Fortis
Clymer Metsrida
Clymer
Freeman
Tom Shipke
Fanning Lnglanb
Lef
Clymers
T Janes Warners
Perris Unglaub
Preenan
Unglaub
Stephens
Forria
McBride
Imrlams
Wallace Es Ome
Cy Feri
Oo Stephens
Washington
Hieceman
jBurne
Bird
Shipke
Hughes
Ferris Ungi
Wartzelt
Sriple
Dannlesa
Walla
Three Hits Off Vickers In Phillies Win Over Chicago
Vickers pitched well for Philadelphia as Chicago struggled with three quick hits. Nicholls and Hartsel tripled, Collins doubled, and Murphy drove in a Philadelphia run. Final score shows Philadelphia winning 1 to 0 in extra innings after a tense pitched game lasting 1 hour 2 minutes.
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Vickers
Philadelphia
Nicholls
Hartsel
Collins
Murphy
Philadelpha
Collis
CS Smith
Boughety
al Michelis Sa
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Sete
Parent
Weaver
India
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Rum—Morisell Collins
Jonce Tuobao
Ceillan
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Harel
Oi White
Smith
Smith Shred
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Jones
Tolen
Dougherty
Isbell
Phildelphia
Cheago
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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 and a Turner error in the second. Key hits by Altizer and misplays by the Naps produce Cleveland’s late runs while Morgan is lifted after nine.
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Altizer
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Gul McConnell
Redley
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Iigie
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Cardinals Drop Two Games in Philadelphia Doubleheader
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5 2 in game one and 2 0 in game two as Ray mond struggles. Grant Knabe Titus Magee and Barre key for St Louis while Fone Delehanty Magee and Ludwig provide offense for Philadelphia in a 1 36 hour doubleheader.
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Pirates Take Another One in New York Thriller
Pittsburg wins another game in New York with a pitching change in the eighth as Young replaces Maddox. Key hits by Clarke Wagner Wilson and Donlin lift Pittsburg past New York 8 to 2, with Crandall yielding the loss.
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New Nassau County Road Race Proposal Dates Set
A Nassau County road race plan was presented by the Nassau courts supervisors urging a wet weather elimination trial on October 1 between teams from ind Woctoc. The event aims to cover 13 miles starting October 4 from 6 AM to 3 PM with a public hearing at Am eola on August 8 to grant the application.
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Nold Wetler Wintersl
Long Island
Nassau
America Aitemobie Association
Ameola
Valmore Poised to Win Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac
The Valmore, owned by William Hale Sheampson of Chicago, leads the annual cruising race from Chicago to Mackinac Island. Few yachts sighted and a dead calm favors Valmore, with no rival clear to challenge within time allowances.
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Detroit
Mackinac
Valmore
Williar Hale Sheampson
Yacht Club
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Midhgin
President Scholz Resigns Roanoke Baseball Club Leaders Shift
Special to The Washington Roanoke Virginia July 2 reports Henry Schol resigns as president of the Roanoke Roanoke club of the Virginia State League and transfers controlling interest to Filmore Deters of Cincinnati and Robert M Williams of Roanoke. Millhams remains secretary treasurer. Heins and Williams become new owners.
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Henry Schol
Iooneclub
Virginia State League
Filmore Deteirs
Cnemasat
Robert M Willams
Roanoke
Millhams
Aoa
Hemns Farmers
Anderson
Willams and
Heins
Rooters Attack Umpire In Raleigh Baseball Row
A mob attacked umpire Sherwoods church and an alderman charged that umpire decisions were unfair. The constable was beaten but restrained the crowd and two leaders were arrested. Umpire’s carriage was stoned and he resigned to run from Toronto to New York.
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Washington
Olds Hero
Ralegh
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Sherwoods
Hns
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Tigers Rally In Time For Detroit Win Card
Detroit struggled early but rallied to load the bases with two out as Chesbro reentered the game. Wild throws by New York fielders and solid support from Wilett aided a late scoring burst, producing a 4-4 tie before final plays pushed Detroit ahead.
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Yankees
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Reds Drop Double Header to Boston in Two Wins
Boston dominated Cincinnati in a July 27 doubleheader, winning 10 to 1 and 6 to 1. Coakley led the offense early, while Boston's defense produced costly Cincinnati errors. McGann, Sweeney, and McCarthy contributed key hits as Boston rolled to the sweep.
Chance's Cubs Break Even in Brooklyn Doubleheader
In Brooklyn July 27, Chicago split a doubleheader with Donovans Men. Chicago won the first game 7 to 3 while the visitors took the second 9 to 4. Jordan powered two homers in the second game with a key bases loaded double by Lumley. Evers was ejected for shouting in the ninth. Brooklyn’s lineup featured Sheckard Maloney Chance Alpman Rheinfeldt and Zimmerman among others. Pastorius started for Chicago with Reulbach pitching. The nightcap saw Chicago rally to victory as Lumley and Jordan delivered the decisive hits and the Cubs added to their season schedule. The Hawks beat Star Beta 3 to 2 behind Ferguson's sharp pitching directed at a youth-heavy lineup.
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Geldings Rally To Win Free-For-All Trot At State Fair
Detroit July 27 grands circuit opening features two heat race records for geldings as Jack Leyburn wins the free-for-all trot in 20 312 and 20 41 with Margaret misfiring and Oro following. Durfee claims slow trot wins with Zomalta and Copa de Oro, while Sunderlin's Brownell is fined 200 for laying up early heats. Ten horses start tomorrow in the Chamber of Commerce pace with Minor Heir and Zl. High Ball returns from lameness to meet Sweet Marie in a match race Thursday.
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Portsmouth Blanks Roanoke in Rain Shortened Contest
Special to The Washington Post Portsmouth defeated Roanoke 2 to 0 as Reynolds struggled early and the game was called at the start of the eighth inning due to rain. Lawrence and Gnadirger driven scorers for Portsmouth, with Roanoke left scoreless in a pitching showcase by Chenault and Reynolds.
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Yesterday's Attendance in Major Matchups
Yesterday's games drew sizable crowds across leagues. Notable crowds included Cleveland vs Boston 2,430 and New York vs Pittsburg 16,000, with other North American matchups drawing 4,044 to 6,297 in several cities and 14,318 for Philadelphia versus St. Louis.
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Minor League Results Across Several Circuits
American Association games in Columbus and Indianapolis with Columbus Kansan City 4 at Indianapolis 3, St Paul 4 at Toledo Milan 2, Louieville 4 Minneapolis 9 in first game and Minneapolis 6 Tours 3 in second. Eastern League fixtures list Toronto Providence 4 Toronto 0, Montreal 2 Jess City 1, Buffalo Baltimas 3, Tri-State League at Altoona 3 Larapter 2, Farisburg 1, Johnstons 2. Williamsport 4 at Trenton 3 in first game and Williamsport 1 at Trenton 0 in second. Southern League results Atlanta 4 at Atlanta 2, Birmingham 10 Memphis 0, Nashville 3 New Orleans 1, Montgomery 4 Little Rock 3. South Atlantic League Augusta 7 Columbia 0, Charleston 4 Jacksonville 4, Macon Savannah 2. Virginia League Danville 2 Richmond 1, Portsmouth 2 Francke, Lynchburg 2 Norfolk 2, etc.
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Toledo
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Lencisburg
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Teams Play Drawn Battle Whitney for Furniture Boys
Whitney the furniture team pitched gilt edge ball allowing only two hits as Moses & Long battled to a 3 3 tied score after seven innings in the Commercial League before darkness halted play. Spates gave up eight hits and four errors but held the shoe merchants to three runs. Ferguson, Donnelly, and Reesch stood out with key hits and a neat double play for Moses.
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Twining and Gurley Battle to Tie in Independence League
Two stars Twining and Gurley sparked a late rally as the Selinor Boys tied a high scoring Independence League affair. Burke and Falconer excelled on the mound with solid defense behind them, while McCarthy made a crucial running catch in deep left to save the game.
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Danville Richmond Rain Shortens Midseason Baseball Game
Rain halted the Danville versus Richmond game in the fourth inning with the score tied at 1 to 1 after 674 fans attended. Richmond sent Spirks to the mound, Danville countered with Walker as the pitcher.
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