American League standings and schedule notes
Summary of multiple baseball results and league standings across the American League and other circuits. Mentions teams such as Washington Cleveland Detroit Boston New York Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Chicago New York and others with scattered scores and future matchups.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
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Pittsburg
Booklyn Nes
Cincinnati
Piladelphia
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburo
Locals Rally Past Nationals in Tight Tilt
Nationals edge Athletics 9 to 4 as Tom Hughes shines on mound and Elmer Vick ers closes out late rally. Local hitters including Clymer and Hughea contribute timely runs while Dygert falters briefly before relief by Vickers. Shore up defense and bases on balls shape final score in Philadelphia matchup.
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Vickers
Hughea
Clymer
Jed Grillo
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Tom Hughes
Nationals
Athletics
Connie Mack
Mack
Ton Hughes
Aip
Eleneser
Jimmy Dygert
Vikes
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Otis Clymer
Olly
Jerry
Degert
Milan
Allizer
Milo
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Nicholls
Oygrund Vikos
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Mo Pride
Hugles
Nicholas
MuBride
Ben Vilin
Callas
Hughes
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Chemer
Repli Ste Ession
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Hartec
Lins
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Ford
Davis
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Poveru
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Collins
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Tannehill Impresses in Washington Debut as Nationals Rally
J Ed Grillo reports Tannehill eager to pitch for the Washington club amid strong showings in practice. Cantillon and others note his improved arm and readiness, while Boston arrangements and bench depth shape the Nationals’ prospects.
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J ED Grillo
Phiadelphyt
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Washington
Tannehill
Boston
Nationals
Tannchitt
Boston Takes Both Games In June Doubleheader
Boston defeated New York in both games of a doubleheader, 7-0 and 9-4. Morgan silenced the visitors, while late ninth inning errors by Niles Ball and Keeler allowed four runs. Notable performers included Lord, Mor gan, Graveth, and Cravath.
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Newton ‘Tiree
Niles Chase
Wailer
Burchell
Pritt
Blair
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Deihle
Criger
Lave Boson
Newton
Sim
Newlin
Tigers Doubleheader Victory Sparks Detroit Rally
Detroit roots a sweep as Tigers win both ends of a doubleheader with timely hitting and solid pitching. Key moments feature Larry Tarrupers and Clarke, while Mullin Schoieter and Bridiey contribute at the plate. Umpire Shrian oversees the games with Cobb, Ross, and Downs among the lineup for Detroit.
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Tarrupers
Detroit
Cleveland
Lance
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Mint
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Mullin
Schoieter
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Bradiec Schon
Ant Mullin
Cobb Rossasy Sradies
Cobb
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Schmidt
Wehman
Downs
Tatas - Thom
Tata
Cobh
Crandall’s wildness costs runs in tight loss
In a chaotic late game Crandall struggled on the mound as visitors rally to edge the home team. A series of miscues and hits allowed the guests to rally, with critical outs failing to stop the scoring flurry and the final tally tipping in the visitors’ favor.
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Philadelphia Limuns
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Iseal
Brooklyn Defeats Allentown in Well Played Game
June 2. Brooklyn defeated Allentown 6 to 4 in a closely contested contest. Ficklin led with strong pitching while Brown, Browkhen, and Young contributed key hits.
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Brooklyn
Allentown
Ficklin
Bugs Browkhen
Nope
Barbyeh Young and
Herr
Brain reinstated amid fine in player service case
The National Commission today released its decision on the David Brain and Callahan cases. Brain is reinstated but fined 350, and Boston NL club fined 2 for handling Brain while he was not in their service. McGraw refused to confirm reports of player adjustments or future trades.
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Sean
Tanny
See
Joe
Bob Ganley
Bel
Fointa
Bill
Bul
Mila
Jem
Frreman
Luc
Coombs
Jenny
Vlarry Papier
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Most Wien
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Becker Evers
Jay
Chuky Srets
Philadelphia
Andorm
Coure
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Mary the Woks
Leffeet
Limpire Connolly
Tampa
Mia
Davis
McBride
Delehanty
Tatters
Connolly
Jimmy Collins
Bert Keeley
Ieasey
Washington Archers
Mack
Kruse
Carter
Lutheylou
Tri State League Summary From Wilmington Trenton and Lancaster
In the Tri State League a series of battery and umpire notes appear across Wilmington Trenton and Lancaster with players and umpires named. Key figures include Datterie Flater Bressler Gradympire Connors Lange Cooper Barthold Stroh Mattern Murray Firrerin Walker and Holmes noted as umpires in various matchups.
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Wimington
RAC Yillilamenert
Wilmington
Datterie
Flater
Stanbirrs Bressler
Gradympire
Connors
AL Reading
Cubs Pitchers Pounded in Heavy Pittsburgh Win
Chicago Cubs pitchers were pounded as Pittsburgh dominated early and late. Wagner drove in three runs and Kane, Realba, and Abbate contributed key hits while Brantini and Moeller delivered in crucial moments. The Pirates crossed the plate consistently, sealing a decisive victory.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Pounder
Chicagos
Mts
Ieeats
Relvat
Prats
Teen Moeller
Wagner
Branati
Fts
Leonez
Howare Realba
Mats
Pitsburg
Linteren
Reulha
Wille
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