Griffmen Rally Triumph Over Yankees In Ninth Inning
Griffmen exhibit gameness in a uphill victory over the Yankees led by star outfielder Shanks and strong hitting from Gandil and Shanks. Griffith sustains a fall but returns to coach, while Moeller and Williams contribute key moments as Washington narrows the gap on the Athletics in the pennant race.
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Joe Haeliitag
Yankees
Mapases Griffith
Torent Ayres
Ayres
Grrors
Gandil
Moeller
Ihy Bugel
Williams
Morgan
Truesdale
Meara
Recouns
Triple Steal Highlights Georgetown Win Over W and J
Georgetown University defeated W and J 8 to 4 in Pittsburgh. A second inning triple steal by Dailey helped tie the game as Connelly and Weems scored. Shugrue’s three-base hit and timely singles pushed Georgetown ahead, with improved defense and base running sealing the victory.
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Pittsburgh
Georgetown University Today
Dailey
Washington County
Connelly
Weems
Georgetown
Shugrue
J. Aph Gae
Georset
Moser
GiMartin
Eplemel
Tormey
Boville
Clrury
Rf. Cruskak
McCarthy
Hayman
Pai
Leydie
Shugrus
Goodwin
Schwab
Younkins
Kelly
Spiegel
Heyman
Younking
Maria
Tormes
Mirtin
AicCarthy
Dally
Martin
Pitchar
Dy Kelly
Laney
Shanks Rescues Nationales in Gridiron Drama at Polo Grounds
New York June 2 The Nationals rally behind Howard Shanks of Monaco to edge the Yankees 9 to 8 at the Polo Grounds. Shanks homered doubled and drove in Milan and then scored the tying run in the ninth as Griffith’s club overcomes a three run deficit. The game features frantic comebacks, sharp defenses, and a clutch squeeze play while Fisher and Ayres exchange periods of control.
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Howard Shanks
Gay
Hame
Stanley T. Millinen
New York
Monaco
Nationals
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Shanks
Griffmen
Invaders
Milan
Fisher
Griffith
Nationaisers
Doc Ayres
Acosta
Ayres
Moeller
Walsh
Foster
Gandl
Morgan
Malisi
Gano
GriMth
Joe Boehling
Richmond
Peckinpaugh
Gandil
Manuel
Hartzell
Cook
Walsh Chase
Nunamaker
Mr. Shanke
Massel
McBride
Henry
Boehting
Truesdale
Danny Moeller
Boehling
Bhanks
Grigith
Maisel
Menry
Cool
Nanamaker
Feckinpaugh
Local Boys Shine as Martinsburg Club Defeats Hagerstown
Washington youngsters starred in Martinsburg where a team representing the station beat Hagerstown 8 to 5 in the Tri City League. King Brady pitched well until a seventh inning liner cut his rhythm. he finished with 14 strikeouts. Manager "Country" Morzist led the offense with a home run, a double, and a single in three trips, while local players Hlall Waiters and Zachary also appeared in the lineup.
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Washington
Martinsburg
W. Vall
Hagerstown
King Brady
Wan
Morzis Ted
Hlal, Waiters
Zachary
Detroit Triumphs 5 2 Over Chicago In Strong Rally
Detroit defeats Chicago 5 to 2 after a four run rally in the sixth inning. Tigers steal seven bases, with Alcock Kavanaugh Burns and Moriarty among the standouts as Chicago makes costly errors and Detroit’s defense limits Chicago opportunities. Time of game listed as hour and minutes.
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Tigers
White Sox
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Felding
Schalk
Adhoabr
Petro
Abhoate Weaver
Ohusa
Chase
Ridoo Demmnittt
Catling
Veuch
Bodle
Sebati
dCrawtora
Alenek
Borger
Osurn
Yaad Binckb
Modito Ruseell
Fournier
Baltad
Aleock
Ren
Vite
VHL High
Crawford
Kavanaugh
Burns
Chadb's
Splack
Olgelaer
Lgd Kenny
OlStaniex
Atovel
Wiigan
Perving
Zwilling
Kruger
Wieland
Deerlsgeres
iBeck
Resterly
Q'Ferell
Pullop
Fink
P Love Henning
Ollange
Colen O'Mcguire
Oulton
Hearing
Fisk
McGuire
Kangen Oter
We Rons
Kenworthy
Basteris
Stanley
Farrell
Jackson
Hite
Om Plak
Cullop
Teo
Thres-basa Blis
Zilling
Gilmore
Dulles
Finck
Lange
Om Bala
Henning
Flak
Loge
Messia
Anderson
Mannasnau
Pittsburgh Halves Double Bill in Two Gross Games
Pittsburgh wins first game against Buffalo 10 to 2 then loses the second 7 to 3 due to errors. Box scores note hitting leaders, injuries, and substitutions as the editor lists detailed player totals and fielding notes.
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Pitsburgh
Buttslo
Abnoardmattle
Lennox
Mandford
Roeams
OlDeicbenty
Lewis
Olpowney
Holly
Buin
Berry
Blaine
Dickson
OlMorgan
Brown
Totels
Maron
Young
Ogatt
Rune
Mattia
Jonea
Oake
Lewin
Boas
Leuden
Levis
Louden
Tuas—Jones
Sten
Jones
Gakes
Bells
OM Dickson
Moran
Strick
Etty Mitcher
Rw Marah
arrore—Buitalo
Hasis
Ox Moan
Barge
Oschlafy
Mattie
OlLouden
Oakes
Handford
Leong
OlDelshany
Downey
Lsmith
Blair
Omoor
Oto Knotzer
Oj Wee Bavaget
Adams
Henderson
Jonsa
Knatzer
Adame
Yhuerio
Rung
Mencsky
Loudon
Delehanty
Moore
Threg
Jonen
Roberts
Smith
Pasee
Oaker
Pirst_bave
Knetzer
K Netzer
Knetser
Adama
McDonald le Rheams
Pittsburat
Umphep
Menara
Brengan
Cuseck
One Hit Victory As Taylor Blanks Cleveland 1 0
Taylor a recruit pitcher for the St. Louis Americans allows only one hit as visitors win 1 to 0 in Cleveland. Line scores, fielding notes, and batting details in a compact game summary with multiple players named.
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Cleveland
Oho
Tuna
Taylor
St. Louis Americans
Cleveland Butone
EL St Louis
Lelbold
Sholtan
Binland
Howard
OlPrett
Gigia
Jacka
Wather
Tajole
Abeary
Johnston
Wares Se
Turner
Nell. c
Haparman
Lolivelt
Dlagnew
Basstert
Totela
O'Neill
Lelivelt
Hagerman
Gleveland
St. Louia Orotaato Oy
William and Walker
Walker
Agnew
Leary
Shotten
Wares
Doubla
Lajoia
Blalund
O'Neil
O'Naill
American League Standings Include Phillies Cardinals Reds
The fragment shows an American League section with teams Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati and a score 3. The readable portion highlights league standings or a game score involving these teams.
Doubleheader Drama as Red Sox Split with Athletics
Boston wins first game 3 to 0 and Philadelphia gains in the seventh. Boston takes second 4 to 2 with Baker starting scoring in the fourth. Gardner's sixth inning triple drives in Scott and Henriksen, while Hooper later triples and scores. In the second game Philadelphia mounts a late rally but Boston holds on for the win.
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Boston
Masa
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Athletics
Gardner
Scott
Henriksen
Baker
Gainer
Wid
McInnes
Strunk
Behang
Speaker
Hooper
Phila
AB Hoa
ADH
Iab Murphy
Rts
As Honper
Olpcott Collins
Obama
Ita
Uppesker
Fanvrin
Barry
Chang
Henetsnon
Janvrin
Bagton
Mulines
Suol
Heorkaea
Buah
Garner
Hite
Lewsi
Atrunk
Seheng
Gadner
Beott
Baslon
Bush
Leonard
Beaton
Urophas
Chill
Sheridan
el Basen
Oldrooper
Oldring
bin Orahg
Collins
Olgeort
DiLewis
Marines
Olgpeaker
O Forter
Genpor
Bo Wood
fRegler
Henriksens
Foater
Cady
Hatpar
Janorto
Odo
Rune—Murphy
Yarken
Wood
Yarkas
Thror-bage
Melanes
Foster
Pennock
Nalage
Lewis
Dowdle Piay
Gollinx
McInnen
Bayea
Philadelphi Heaton
Mosler
Cooper
Uniptraz
Messia Chill
Double Defeats Beds in St. Louis Victory over Cincinnati
Beck drove in the deciding run on a second base double with Butler, lifting St. Louis to a 4 to 0 win over Cincinnati. Cincinnati used three pitchers with Davenport the plus or minus starter. Hageman, Ingersoll, Benton and Doak shared mound duties. Various players tallied hits, including Rawlings, Bates, Clark, Magee, and J Miller, while errors and fielding miscues contributed to the low-scoring affair played in unclear conditions.
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Davenport Innth
Rawlings
Miller
Benton
Wingo
Elehth
Cincinnati
St. Lewi
Bates
Clark
Ingersol
Huggina
Magee
J. Miller
Wideon
Lexers
Byron
Orth
Pirates Keep It Up In Final Boston? Chicago? Final 7 to 3
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 7 3 in the final game of the series. Pierce outpitched and held the visitors to five hits as Chicago avoids a slide. Pittsburgh stranded runners with 11 hits to Chicago 9, and multiple players contributed including Carey McCarthy and Sweeney in a tense late contest.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pierce
UAB
Hoae Helly
Oeaeh
Carey
Obood
McCart’y
Galer
Wagner
Zimmer'n
Ronetehy
Ndlgonulte
Viex
D Sweeney
Mitchell
Carriden
Gibson
Archer
Kaltora
al Pierce
Adams
Cooper
Kelly
McCarthy
Plere
Sweeney
Saier
Archar
Leanh
Gooner
Plittsburgh
Sooper
Gieon
Cdoper
Victory for Each Club in Brooklyn Boston Doubleheader
Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader in Brooklyn. Boston won the first game 3 to 2 after a thirteen inning duel between Reusbach and James. Brooklyn captured the second game 3 to 2. The records show runs, bases on balls, and key players across both games, with Evers Connolly Hummel and Wheat among the notable hitters and James and Reusbach as the main pitchers.
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Brooklyn
N. Yn
Boston
Reusbach
James Hady
Brookien
AMD & B
Dalton
Tadao Maraov
Mealeacn
James
Ole Stengel
AH Erwin
Batten
O'Mara
Reutbach
Ever
Connelly
Mann Smith
Wheat
Jares
Smin
Hummel
Evers
Mano
Woherur
Palls
Roubach
Rewbach
Pheher
Ilem and Hart
Benton
OA Rivers
GlDaltonet
Marangilles
OlStongal
B. Connolly
dlHummel
Gilbert
Ton
Fischer
O' Mara
Cutshaw
Asa
Gooreham
St Louis Triumphs Over Indianapolis 3 2 in Narrow Win
St Louis edges Indianapolis 3 to 2 as Tobin Hartley and Rooney provide key hits. Pitchers Crandell and Mullen duel, with Grandaes making early outs and Mesara Goeckel Cross officiating.
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St. Louis
AE Tobin
Houcher
OlMelechmieds
Miler
Oka
Drake
Sta Pore
Hartley
OlBeheer
Mime
Glesmond
Tabin
Scheer
Eumond
Rooney
Hartler
Tobin
Mullen
Crandell
Strack Wit
Cranda
Lettra Basca
Indianapolis
Gmpirer
Mesara
Goeckel and
Cross
Phillies Triumph in 9 to 2 Doubleheader Finale
New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader here June 2 with the home team winning the opener 8 to 2 and Philadelphia taking the nightcap 9 to 2. Cravath homered for Philadelphia, while Burns and Grant sparked the Norse runs.
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Philadelphia
New York
New Yorks
Phe
Beseher
Byrne
Burna
Devore
Grant
J Lobert
Oe Doyle
Olvegee
Murrey
Fitravath
Snodg's
Guuderns
Stack
Parkerl
Meyers
Obsulifer
E McLean
Oesehger
P Marquerd
Fromma
Bowline Thorpst
Marquard
Fromme
Rod Anona Og
Pauladelphia
Burns Stori
Cravath
Luderus Paskett
Killiter
Geschger
Doyle
Slock
Mazee
Burns
I'le—Om Marquard
Sairifee
Parnett
Baron
Beses
Vinme
Aff Gendiger
Errarr
Qeschner
Megsra
Seson
Johnson
Bescher
Byrneth
G Byrne
O'Devare
Sllobert
Dosle
Magee
Murray
Ol Cravath
Snodgrass
GlLuderas
Becker
Tincup
Grant Dosle
Saodgrase
Stork
G. Burns
Paskert
Dovie
Jacob
Muttteon
Tesreau
Steveo
G. Turns
Rellifer
Labert
Jacobs
Tesreas
Tia Cup
Mattison
Messrs, Eason and Johnson
Baltimore Beats Brooklyn In Sloppy Stadium Thriller
Brooklyn and Baltimore produced a noisy game with multiple substitutions and errors. Notable hitters included Duman Eyans Knabe and Doolan, while pitchers Allen and Peters logged the work. Final lines show a close score as both teams exchanged leads through the middle innings.
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Brooklyn
DlMayers
TJ Ho Myers
Duman
Eyans
Azinn
DiSwaens
Hotman
Simmons
Erzi
Gagnier
Wirelar
Myers
Donlan
Batimore
Knabe
Doolan
Otmania Tallig
Gagnler
Peters
Mrers
Allen
Spalls
Om’ Peters
Ridgeway
Messrs Bush and McCormack
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Stanley F. Milliken
Pat
Tadaetorry
Urithti
Masser Griffith
Shen Morgan
Maisel Gandh
Arat
Avore
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Netter
Griffth
Rhaked
Hinfith Salt
Engel
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Slavin
Alva Williams
John Henry
Stetion Henry
Moellers
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Mr. Moeller
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Southern Association
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Morton C. Stout & CO
Tarortens
F Street
Wonder
Mertz
Isidheim & Sons
Seventh Street, SY
Prince Albert
Pb’ & Co—Men’s Outfitters
Ninth
Chesapeake Beach Railway
District Line
Henry ST
Pace
Holy Land
Medical
Dr.shade
Reed
Seventeenth Street
Sata
S. A. Ciarra
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