Substitutions Spark Nationals Win In Rocky Standings Tilt
Sporting commentary notes that using different hatchmen paid off for the Nationals as they finally won with timely hitting. It praises Cantien’s chosen batters, discusses Edmonston’s two hits, debates spitball rules, and weighs Wagner versus Cobb in potential World Series clashes, with Doc White’s shaky control blamed for a Nationals loss last game.
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Thomas car in Paris in New York to Paris race
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Pickering's Hit Wins Washington Five to Chicago Four
Bats for Ungland in ninth drives in winning Riins. Sox have comfortable lead as White weakens in final round. Four hits force him out of game. Waffle fails to fool Oliver. Daniel comes up with bases full. Fadmon ston gets a gut a start.
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Washington and St Louis end tied as Sox fall in ninth
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago on July 3 reports Olfie Pickering and Clymer sparked a ninth inning rally to turn a 4 2 deficit into a 5 4 Washington victory over Chicago. White struggled late for the White Sox as Jesse Tannehell started, then benched in the fifth, while Cantillon replaced him.
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National League results and standings summary
Yesterday results show Brooklyn 2 Chicago 43 and Boston 4 41 Chicago. Pending scores include Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 0. Standings list Pittsburg 35 60 4 Mendes? Elttsburg 48 45 .516 Boston 40 61 .440 New York 2 58 4 Franklyn 33 0? 375 Philadelphia 46 533 St Louis 31 59 .244 with today games Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston.
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Slow Commercial League game ends in rout 15 to 2
In a slow affair Hahn & Co beat Willam Hahn & Co 15 to 2. Dyer started for Hahn but Reichard pitched 7 strikeouts after Goodman hurt his leg. Donnelly led at bat with three hits. Dugan’s near homer catch was a highlight as Spates allowed ten Electric runs across three innings.
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Cantillon returns. eyes minor league talent for needed strength
Manager Joe Cantillon appeared in Chicago after a two day absence claiming a fishing trip. He hinted at several deals but would not name involved players, preferring seasoned minor league talent when available. Cantillon praised Edmonston of the Texas League on his debut, noting the youngster’s solid start and Washington’s supportive reaction.
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Baseball Box Score Fragments From Philadelphia Game
Fragmentary box score notes show Knabe and Bratsfield at first base on errors for Philadelphia. Dascher issued seven walks to McQuillin, hit by pitch for Dascher, umpire Mr. Kiem, game time one hour and forty two minutes.
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Browns Take Early Command in St. Louis Win
St. Louis led 2 0 after two with Wallace and Ferris delivering triple smoke. Dygert hammered by base runners, Philadelphia unable to respond as St. Louis rolls to a 5 1 victory with Hartel, Jones and Nichols contributing key hits while Ferris and Jones drive runs in.
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Errors Help the Tigers in Detroit Victory
Detroit, July 3. Boston's errors mixed with Detroit hits as Young pitched well with men on base. Detroit's fielding saved runs, and key players included Crawford Cravath and Criger. Final unlikely scoring details show Detroit 9 Boston 5 with notable base hits and defensive plays.
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Cubs Take Double Header From Boston in Two Games
Chicago swept a doubleheader from Boston in a July 30 clash, winning 13 to 4 in the first game and 9 to 4 in the second. Chance’s lineup produced power with hits from Sheckard, Tinker, and Hofman while Reulbach and Fraser secured wins. Boston battled but Chicago led from early innings and finished with decisive scores in both contests.
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Giants Win With Ease In New York Shutout Of St Louis
The Giants overwhelmed the St Louis team by 11 to 0 as New York dominated from start to finish. Barry, Tenney, Byrne, Merkle and Doyle sparked the offense while McGinnity pitched effectively in relief. Final score and box show New York 11 St Louis 0 with wide margins in hits and runs.
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Hinchmans Single Delivers Cleveland 3 2 Win Over New York
Cleveland edges New York in fourteen innings 3 to 2 on Bemis single Altizer sacrifice Hinchman single For Cleveland Bemis Altizer Hinchman score winning run Delehanty catch by Delehanty prevented extra innings. Moriarity out on batted ball. left on bases Cleveland 10 New York 10. time about 3 hours 54 minutes.
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Quakers Blank Reds in Philadelphia Shutout
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5 to 0 as Doscher’s wild pitching fueled the visitors’ miscues and hits failed to come together. Cincinnati’s lineup produced scattered chances while Philadelphia built a margin with timely hits and stout defense.
Pirates Shut Out by Bell as Brooklyn Wins 2-0
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 2 to 0 behind Bell's pitching. Leager and teammates provide solid defense while Robinson, Wagner, and Umpires Bib contribute to a tight game. Abbatacchio Clarke and Swacina spark offensive nerves, with Young pitching seven innings for Pittsburg before Bell finishes.
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Norfolk Races Postponed By Heavy Rains In Virginia Maryland Meet
Norfolk Virginia July 30 heavy rains soaked the track forcing postponement of the Virginia Maryland circuit meet. Races scheduled for today will be moved to tomorrow and Saturday creating five races for Friday and four for Saturday with a running event each day. Mobile buys Pitcher Hixon from Savannah. July 30 Mobile Alabama secretary Colson of the Mobile team announces the purchase of pitcher George Hixon from Savannah of the South Atlantic League.
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Leaders Lose To Advent In First Defeat In Five Weeks
Twining Athletic Club falls 7 to 2 at McDevitt's Field as Advent, led by left-hander Seitz with eight strikeouts, dominates. Greene yields six hits and four costly errors plague Twining. Wynkoop, Landvoigt, Murphy and Pumphrey score for Advent while Pumphrey, Skippon, Toense and Wynkoop tally for Twining. Time 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Victory over Bloomingdale earns Brentwood 5 4 win
In Capitol City League action Greason pitched a win as St Stephen's edged Brentwood 5 to 4. Key hitting from Heimat Heinrich Morlarity and Veneman fueled the rally with multiple players contributing to the scoring, while Gleason toed the rubber for Brentwood.
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Ninth Street Boys Edge Bethany In Exhibition Win
The Ninth Street boys defeated Bethany 10 to 2 in an exhibition game on the Sunday School League grounds. Stuckert pitched well for the winners, while Davis suffered for Bethany with eight scattered hits. Buehler led Bethany with three doubles and a single in five trips.
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Young Man Seeks Pink Sheet of The Sun Day Post
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