Washington ball club changes noted in St Louis reports
Sporting Facts and Fancies reports from St Louis note surprise at Washingtons changed personnel after their first mound city appearance. New recruits Milan Mc Frife and others show promise alongside veterans as Chicago and Boston race for early leads. Montreal and Buffalo games reveal pitching struggles and unsettled rosters.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues and cities on June schedule
A roundup of results across minor and major leagues with scores from the Mince League American Association International League New England League Tritate League Carolina and Virginia leagues plus United States League games. Notable notes include Cincinnati and Chicago games postponed by telegram from J J Ryan amid schedule rearrangements.
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Nationals Cinch Game In A Ninth Inning Rally
Washington defeated St Louis 13 to 4 in a late burst, seven runs in the ninth inning. Engel started strong for the Browns but grew wild in the eighth, while Baumgardner opened for the Nationals and was routed in the sixth. McBride collected two hits in one inning as Washington pulled away with a grand eight-run inning.
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St Louis and Washington Battle In High Scoring Ninth
Nationals win a chaotic 8-7 affair as Moeller Milan and McBride lead a late rally. Engle and Hughes spark strong pitching while Stovall and Pratt contribute key plays in a tense ninth inning at the home lot.
Mrs Barlow Leads Golfers in Eastern Championship
Mrs Ronald Barlow of the Merton Cricket Club led the field with an 85 in the first round of the Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at St Martina. Her card followed a steady round as the field opened play today.
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College Regatta Drawings For Intercollegiate Rowing Meet
Drawings for positions in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association races on the Hudson June 29 were made. Leland Stanford reportedly will attend after a dispute over funds. lineups include Varsity eight Wisconsin No 1 and Pennsylvania No 2 among others. Freshman events list Pennsylvania No 1 and Columbia No 3.
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Yankees Lose 4 1 To Detroit In Baseball Tilt
Detroit overwhelmed New York 4 to 1 as Warhop struggled on the mound. Dubuc hoped for a shutout but Jones ricocheted a first inning fly for an inside-the-park score. Gardner and Bueh starred on defense for Detroit while Chase, Moriarty, and Stanage contributed at the plate.
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Boston Fails To Hold Lead In Cleveland Loss
Cleveland defeats Boston 5 to 1 after Boston bursts ahead early with three runs. Baskette allows four Cleveland runs as the Red Sox fail to sustain the rally. Key moments include Speaker and Lewis contributing for Cleveland and Easterly hitting a homer for Boston. Umpire Egan ejects Boston manager Stahl for protesting.
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Dixie Walker Sold to Dunns Baltimore Club
Dixie Walker, suspended and sent home by Manager Griffith last week, will finish the season in the International League. He was sold yesterday to the Baltimore club for immediate delivery. He will report at once to Jack Dunn after all American League clubs waived on him.
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Old Trick Beats Boston as Houser Homers Push Chicago
Chicago tops Boston 4 to 3 in a tight game as Houser homers with two on, Sheckard turns a double play in the sixth, and a Kling protest leads to a removal. Miller Jackson Sheckard and Zimmermann figure among the scorers and key plays, with Brown and Lavender pitching for Boston and Chicago respectively.
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Phillies Rally In Eighth To Beat Brooklyn 7 4
Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 7 4 as Abe Oas and Daly led the eighth inning rally. Mitchell, Tooley, and Marsans were key Cincinnati fielding plays, including a triple play attempt that failed in the eighth. Phelps broke his thumb earlier. Miller contributed two putouts and two assists on the decisive sequence.
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Marquard Extends Streak as Giants-Cardinals Rally
New York June 3 Marquard won his eleventh straight this season easily beating St Louis in game three of a seesaw series. Meyers belted a third inning homer with three on base and Bresnahan, Mowrey, and Herreid contributed in a New York rally. In Chicago, Horace Scrubs and Mary Scranton Roe, a former Midway student and heiress, married in Los Angeles with friends here learning of the ceremony.
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Riot Galox Field Police Called as Amps Off Lot
Police attended after an on field incident involving Cal Ishan that led to him leaving the game. Officers helped clear the area as teams and fans were managed to restore order.
Mack's Team Victorious Over the White Sox
The Washington Chicago game ended in a riotous eighth inning after Mack's team rallied to beat the White Sox. Umpire Westervelt was escorted from the field amid disorder. Callahan was ejected after a heated dispute.
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