Clean sweep hopes hinge on Johnson strong in final
National team rally hinges on Shaw and Johnson in New York game. Shaw pitched a great game and homered in the third as the Nationals built a two run lead. Engle’s wildness and Wall Smiths defense supported the effort. the Yankees fought back but Shaw prevailed in a pitching duel. Continuation promised on the ninth page.
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Jim Shaw
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Chief Johnson Restrained From Playing With Federals
The Cincinnati National League club secured a permanent injunction preventing Johnson from playing with the Federal League. The decision signals a potential shift as players may align with organized baseball, strengthening the NL clubs and challenging Federal League teams. The ruling centers on the legal battle over player eligibility and league allegiance.
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Bol
First Game Special to The Washington Fast New York
June 3 recap of a tight Federal League contest where Gandil and Moeller sparked Washington in the first inning and Shaw shut down New York. Caldwell frustrated the Yankees, Moeller and Morgan produced key hits, and Peckinpaugh’s late single closed the scoring as Washington held on for a 9 4 win amid ongoing legal maneuvering over Federal League contracts and play. The report notes attempts to renew playgrounds and cites Judge Nunamaker, August Herrmann, and Gilmore in the evolving dispute between leagues.
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Nationals Win Split With Yankees In Polo Grounds Showdown
Stan Millican reports the Washington Nationals edged the New York Yankees 2 0 in the opener as Jim Shaw shut out the Highlanders. In the late game Griffiths club fought back to a 5 3 victory with Engel on the mound and Willams catching cutting down three runners.
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New Yok
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Yankees
Polo Grounds
Jim Shaw
Griffmen
Highlanders
Ray Keating
Shaw
Iua
Engel
Cook
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Hartzell
Cocke
Wang
Keating
Reach Finals at Tennis In OldTom tournament
Pell and Grant duel for right to meet Kat Thornton of Atlanta in the men singles final. Wylie Grant and Clare Cassell lead the women contenders with Connie Sullivan awaiting a Richmond title clash.
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Atlanta
Richmond
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Wylie Grant
New York
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Kat Thornton
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Nationals Surge Past Yankees In Tight Three- inning Gap
In a tense affair, Washington scored in the fourth and sixth, then edged New York as Engel walked runners and Moeller, Foster, and Williams delivered crucial hits. Shanks, Morgan, and McBride sparked the Nationals, while Peckinpaugh and Maisel provided late Yankee resistance before a 6-3 final.
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Cardinals Win Easily At Cincinnati 6 2
St Louis pounded Cincinnati pitchers for six runs as Sallee allowed scattered hits. Around the middle, Wilson, Butler and Howe produced key hits while Adams pitched to hold Cincinnati to two. Offenses clicked in two innings, with St Louis taking the game in a brisk 1 hour 4 minutes.
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AGAIN DEFEAT BALTIMORE Brooklyn Federals Drive Two Twilers from Mount-Scare
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 10 to 4 as Wilberkey and Conley falter on the mound. Lafitte keeps Baltimore off the bases while Zinn Meyers and Shaw lead a Brooklyn attack. Descriptive box score and lineup details follow with runs, hits, errors and player names.
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Rucker In Form Helps Brooklyn Beat Boston 3–1
Brooklyn at home over Boston 3 to 1 as Rucker returns from a week away. strong hitting and solid fielding key the win. Strand, Rudolph, and Smith produced early offense while Rucker contributed in the late innings. Brooklyn pitchers held Boston to one run.
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn over Philadelphia 9 to 2, Pittsburgh beating Chicago 5 to 4, New York defeating St Louis 21 to 11, and Cincinnati and Baltimore among other outcomes. Standings feature Kansas City, Boston, Buffalo, and Indianapolis in related box results across 308 innings and multiple games listed.
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Indianapolis
Wyckoff Shines as Athletics Rally Past Red Sox in Twin Bill
Philadelphia builds lead with 10-1 win then 7-5 victory over Boston. Wyckoff dominates except for a fifth inning flare as Collins and McInnes drive extra base hits. Athletics total 32 hits across both games, with Murphy, Speaker, Strunk and Yerkes among top contributors.
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Pirates Lose Another to Cubs in 6 0 Defeat
Harmon wild and error prone as Chicago tops Pittsburgh 6 to 0 for their ninth straight loss by the Pirates. The game featured shaky defense, erratic pitching, and key miscues that doomed Pittsburgh, with Chicago taking a decisive win and star players named in the box.
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Kansas City Triumphs In 13-Inning Pitchers Battle
In a marathon game on June 3 Kansas City edged Chicago 3 to 2 after 13 innings. Packard labored through a strenuous return, matched by Hendrix who pitched deep for St Louis Americans. Key players included Wilson, Packard, and Zentler with notable hits and defensive plays shaping the extended contest.
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Anderson
Defeat Giants As Schauer Schupp-Alexander Pitch Solid
Philadelphia overwhelmed New York 10 to 3 as Demaree left after the third inning. Schauer was hurt in the middle innings, Shupp useless in relief, while Alexander scattered New York hits and contributed two hits himself.
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Pittsburgh Beats Buffalo 5-3 in Rough Game
Pittsburgh nabs a 5-3 victory over Buffalo with key early runs and strong fielding. Berry Lennox and Hanford contribute two base hits apiece while Downe and Anderson pace the lineup with solid at bats.
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