Aloysius Rally Keeps Pace In Close Game With Southern Railway
Sam Simon's triple in the sixth frames Aloysius even with St Stephen's as Southern Railway drops a 6 to 3 decision. Hampton pitched well through six, then Handiboe allowed the decisive runs. Key moments include Simon’s three bagger and Hessler’s RBI single, with Hoffman and Mattingly contributing for Aloysius.
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Ten Innings To A Tie In Post Office Interior Game
Post-office and Interior battled ten innings to a 8-8 tie as darkness halted play. Wahler and Ryan started for Post-office, Haring finished, while Bartell pitched well for Interior amid rough defense. Key hits included Herring and Orrison driving in runs. Duganne misplayed first base leading to two Interior runs. Final score tied after ten innings with 2 hours 7 minutes elapsed.
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Trinity Club Edges St Josephs In Seven Inning Clash
Trinity defeated St Joseph’s 5 to 4 in a well contested seven inning game at Olympic Park. Heinrich starred with three RBIs on a triple and a double as Trinity claimed the victory behind strong hitting and solid pitching.
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Bloomingdales Top Geodetic Survey 10 Inning Tilt
Bloomingdales broke a losing streak by beating the Geodetic Survey team 7 to 6 in ten innings. Stewart hit a ninth inning homer to pull even, then Leland scored the eventual winner after a passed ball and Benner error. McKee led Bloomingdale with two singles and a double, while Tainsil Frawley Stewart and Nichols added two hits each.
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St Aloysius Boys Clinch Win Over St Johns Juniors
St Aloysius Church altar boys routed St John's Juniors 16 to 0 in a one sided affair led by Mawhinney on the mound and Weide at the plate. Babbington struggled for St Johns as the visitors never threatened, delivering sixteen hits and a smooth win at home in Binghamton.
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Ninthist Easy Victory Over Bethany in Local Game
Ninth defeated Bethany 15 to 2 in a listless contest at First vs R L M Thirteenth and D streets. Stuckert led batters with solid hits and Evans Rider and A Zarnelli stole home. Pitching saw Finnegan and Rider each work multiple innings, with Bethany’s defense misfiring as Ninth pulled away early.
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Hyattsville Pitcher Byrd Shuts Berwyn Down In Close Game
Hyattsville defeated Berwyn 3 to 2 in Prince George County Baseball League play. Byrd allowed three hits and fanned seven, with Grason making key plays behind the plate. Berwyn took a short-lived lead in the fourth, but a sixth-inning miscue by Brown and strong Hyattsville defense preserved the win.
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Oxfords Win Another as Swing Steals Home
The Oxford Athletic Club edged the Ormond Athletics 5 to 4 in a pitched game with effective hurling on both sides. Swing provided the highlight by stealing home in the fourth inning, the decisive run, while runners were on base throughout the contest.
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Browns Rout Nationals as Glade Dominates on the mound
St Louis Browns defeated the Washington Nationals 10 to 1 at National Park. Glade pitched strongly, allowing Graham to struggle with control while Durham closed out the final three innings. The Nationals offered little at the plate or in the field, with costly errors and weak contact guiding the Browns to steady two-run innings through five frames.
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Yesterday's results and today schedule across major leagues
Yesterday's scores show Chicago and New York tied with 2. Pittsburg beat Boston 8 to 3. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 8 to 3. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 1 to 0. Today matchups: Boston at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis. Standings note Pet. 780 for Boston, 16 700 for Cincinnati, 16 .615 for Brooklyn.
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Durham Signs and Trials for Major League Chance
Durham seeks major league stay after a trial with the Nationals in which he pitched the last four innings yesterday. Previously with Lancaster in the Tri State League, he was released when Brooklyn offered a contract with a cut salary. Durham, a free agent, worked out then pitched in practice and showed creditable form in the game. He led Lancaster in fielding as a pitcher last season and has speed with an effective spitball. He will be given a full game trial or more before judgment. Glade earned his sixth win of the season yesterday, with the Nationals noting his consistency and strong support behind him. O Connor impressed with long experience and solid catching, while Roy Hartzell joined the Browns and looks to be a valuable addition. The Nationals struggle with streakiness, often delivering strong exhibitions only to slip in subsequent days.
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Chicago Routs New York 8 to 2 in Overflow Crowd
Chicago defeats New York 8 to 2 as Mathewson yields eighteen hits. Brown struggles early but settles, while Chicago bats explode in seventh inning with five two-base hits. Sheckard Chance Kiing and Davlin among those contributing. final line shows Chicago 8, New York 2 with Brown and Mathewson on the mound.
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Philadelphia Victors In Game One Of Series At St Louis
Philadelphia won 8 to 2 at St Louis in a decisive opener. Beebe struggled with poor support as St Louis offense misfired. Key moments included Magee driving in runs and Knabe, Magee, and Branafield contributing multi hit efforts for the visitors while Corridon shut down St Louis after early trouble.
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Outbatting Wins For Cincinnati In Rainy Brooklyn Clash
Brooklyn scores lone run in eighth on Ritter single Bell sacrifice and Alperman double. Cincinnati leaves men on third twice with one out, failing to score. Final: Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 0. Details list players and misc. notes from multiple games and postponements across leagues.
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Virginia selects Hoff captain of Virginia baseball team
John Francis Hoff of Baltimore was unanimously elected captain for next year. The list of this year's V's includes Walker Busong Fulton Woodson Johnson Maddox Lawnie Honaker Hoff and manager Brant. Athletic managers chosen: baseball Alfred Brant track Henry Graves football Columbus Haile Jr.
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Georgetown Crew Changes Show Varsity Lineup Shift
Georgetown's Murray Russell named a new varsity eight for the Poughkeepsie race on June 24, swapping veteran La Plant Lynch Moran and Edmonston for junior standouts Woods Murrey Cronin and Chapman. The light crew aims to drop Wisconsin and Syracuse, with Navy favored to win and Cornell a contending force.
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Croker Derby Victory Sparks Wide Praise Across Parties
Sporting note by J Ed Grillo highlights Richard Croker’s American owned Grby winning the English Derby as a rare cross party triumph. The column also touches on farming rules, minor versus major league player movements, and upcoming boxing and baseball curiosities including Jackey J. Lee’s six straight racing wins and Fitzsimmons’ polemical return.
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Roanoke Offense Falters As Fox Holds In Check
Roanoke loses the third game of the Norfolk series 6 to 2 after Ruhling’s sixth inning homer briefly put Roanoke ahead. Roanoke’s hitters could not solve Fox, with Reynolds and Cole catching for Roanoke and Edwards behind Norfolk’s battery. Other regional games note Richmond’s Colts beating Lynchburg 9 to 6, Portsmouth sweeping Danville 4 to 2, and minor league updates from Jersey City to Augusta with rain delays and scorelines.
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